Hampton High School - Talbot Yearbook (Allison Park, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1959 volume:

THE CLASS OF 1959 Presents the Hampton H1gh School A111son Park Pennsylvanla T' A I. B CJ T Volume XXI ALMA MATER Our strong band can ne er be broken Formed 1H Hampton H1gh Far SUFpaSS1Dg wealth unspoken Sealed by fF1CHdSh1pS t1e Alma Mater Alma Mater Deep graven on each heart Shall be found unwaverlng true When we from llfe shall part V VIII IX Ie :nf Con nt DSHIOYS Adm1n1strat1on Faculty MUSIF bportx ACKINICISS Patrone Acknowledgements Tab te S I I. . H A . . III ' IV Underclassmen V I VI I' .- II ' The Senior Class of 1959 has developed a strong sense of pride in our High School, even though it has had e pr1v1lege of belng 1n the new bu1ld1ng only two yea e Class of 59 as 1b1tBd ICS pr1de 1n every f1eld sc 018St1C, 8rt1St1C, muslcal and sports endeavor 1n Wh1C lt has partlclpated e1ther collect1vely or 1nd1v1dually The class hopes that the express1on of 1tS work and school pr1de may be fully and apprec1at1vely exh1b1ted by th1s, the1r Talbot of 1959 Shlrley Adler As presxdent of the Library Club Shlrley has devoted her free time to assisting the llbrarlan She is an active leader ln her church group ,Ag if 1:9 Phyll1s Anstead Havxng spent her sophomore year ln another school Phlz returned here in her Junior year Her lively curlouslty was responslble for her daily debates with teachers and students allke s-..,,, Hobert Arbuthnot Co captain of the football team Arb is also found on the basketball court easlly HOYICCG by his size and shlng red hair I WQ7 tix . . . . . . r S. Th ' h exh' ' ' ' ' ' of h . . . . , - - h K 9 he w4WWfff,yf, we flnggr V , 457 ,, 255 :Ist K gi ,T 9' NIE' x ' v I ,, 1 ' A I O- A 5 4' is D3V1d Arture Possessor of a cheerful sllle Dave participated rn Key Club and adds to the bass section of the cholr He plans to give his Dad sole colpetltlon ln Dentistry if Lynn Bab1C One of the quleter members ot 37 Q., the class Lynn s mind is occupled 15, with thoughts of welght l11't1ng cars and chaslng rabbits 'Sha-. Nana Bardoner Pat 1s very sportsmlnded when ever horses are nentlonedir Eat 1s ln on the conversatxon a 1118 .QA llfe easily she could always be seen laughing in the halls 'sv X In ,gf AQ yy A. V . 5. 0 I . I I 2,-'1 , .',,::'y1, ,, ' 5,5 , , 4:4 V ' E .izfrx ' mf' h ' A ' 'gf 4 , My l l 1 if its , f ' f X I X L ' ,Z A ,, -P ' - V , 1 ' ' - 6. fanf- Y George Barr Skip was a new addition to Hampton this year. He was shy at first, but has blended well into life at Hampton. In his free time he works with cars. 'Ilan-P' Y xx George Barngrover George 1S mechanically minded He spends most of his spare time building and repairing his car After graduation he plans to enter the SEIVICE Thomas Beisinger Tom s outstanding achievement has been in the arts He has won many gold keys in the Scholastic Art Exhibitions and is an accomplished organist l dau!! nfifv A- i 'lT d me env 3 11! w? ' busan Baum A good vocabulary National Honor Society student council experience and an amiable person allty are all qualifications which will help Sue to enter the field of education X A2 Wir X R X wall' I 1 , y ml' , , ' V H' x J, . V , . , K 5 If N, l 1 - 4 I r I . 1,1 , W TPI! 5 as 4 J1l1aQnL worker a a fxne craftsman IH metaln and woodwork nas contr1JuLud cnrrgy Lo N1tur: Club Mary Ann Bla Effervescent Anne has proven nerse I ootn scnolastlcally and aIhl6I1Cal1y as Shown by her National Honor Socxety key and peppy neer eailnb She IS IILQIHVY hdllor of Env TALBOT add nuras reSDons1ol pOS1IYOUS 1D numerous actxvxfles ph 15 ourdloss 5 1 1 DXC A 4 R31 h S fzx 1 b I LH ' , 4Wx Blrffkrxlrn Larr' w , W , J X nd '. Ho . K 1 hls X , .11 w , h -2.35-g.,L,vfv, M if 1, ,fm xxx , fin lfll I5rcuwr Hal ' o . 1 nunor IH 1 'mal 1 k gf. p is noryJ for rlq wo M or Lnv SLHVC crv. und CUISINE of svnowl no w YK. mlm Z LIVA, 2 ' ir Y C . L k . 5. f . . X 'K ' , , . 'i I . ' r P Q: QQ 'i i 0? -,,1f'CF' Nancy Carson Actlve ln sports Nancy Awww dlsplays her enthusrasn Qual trrough her cheerleading 2 , Q5 , H glib I ,,,4l Q A 5' ' ' ,,-, Q , yda xF?i , - ,- W l gf ,wi 71? ,,36bA ,,,' l ' ' Y? ,f E V , lv 3? 1 'fy f ,J . ' . ' l, v lgl .y? pix 461 ykf 5 1' ' . 2, J . , tt x I Y Lbtn , . I . ' ' r X ir ,ty as 7 Dav1d Cable An all around suave young man Dave 1S co ed1tor of the TALBOT and a member of National Honor SOCIEIY Hrs mellow saxophone adds harmony to the music depart nent Kay Cassell Kay a pleasant addltlon to our class soon became known for her llkable personallty She took the acade 1C course and partlclpated 1U HISIOFY Club and Talbot Thomas Charlton Cnarlle, an outdoor man, has added to the football team 1h the C8paC1ty of co captaln and IS an actlve member of Nature Club ,Nh ,Q-51'Q ' X9 She ls a member of Leader s Club Eleanor Crompton Because of her secretarlal talents Eleanor will be a great asset to any business Ilrl Leaders Club ls her lain activity 9' 41 T' ' ' Mary Ellen Crompton Mary Ellen has proven her ablllty In both the secretarial field and in sports by her partlclpatlon in the business department and Leaders Club ,gb fp' 5' XF' fy , fa. N gk y .6 V :xx l t . T Q E ' . by , , P. -af N1na Co111er Possessor of a dry hulor Nlna enJoys all K1HdS of sports especially basketball She is an active lelber of Leader s Club Darlene Deveny An earnest commercial student Darlene has brightened up the business classes by her cheerful ness She could readily be dist1ngu1shed by her expressive eyes 'fihiww 'aa N9 wr-Q., ul g v R Forbes DeRusha Noted for rlotous holor and a keen llnd Forbes ls Editor 1n Chief of TALBOT and a leaber of National Honor Society He IS an avid outdoorsman and enjoys nostellng 'Wav-5 X , ' ' , ,y, 4 I ' . H1 6 , K Jw -. ' ,. ,. X. Q' e, I E W ill I , K X J X - Na A: ' ' V . 3, P5 fr' Q 2 ' , A is , 4' y 1 A . :gf xi . ' Q 4 r f V .1 N4 N ff - ' - ,,f'1'l'. i I: L V - ' ' . 4 1 4 1 S s U E was - - i 4uf 'nh wx David Eichelman 5 Ike is a photographer at heart, R D h and could often be found hldlng Osemarle lersc 'lf' behrnd a camera taklng cand1d Rosemar1e who JOIDEG our class '- at m1d ter' came or1g1na11y from .nv Germany Her frlendly ways lmmedlately galned her many frrends plctures for the Talbot 'i' Glenn F11Ck Efflclent yet wrtty Glenn IS hard workrng student Hrs spare t1me rnterest are d1V1d6d among huntxng skeet Sh00t1ng and golflng Zvi Q lv' Mary Farmerle 15 Newly returned to our school Mary 1S a qu1et pleasant grrl Her xnterests l1e rn home aklng and she has contributed much to Home Ec Club 'PNN ,wb N.415,' T'L 'inf' as 29125 A f 3. i . . 4 4 3 ' . . - : V . . . . . . - . A A X . ' I - I , . . 2 ,' . ' A ' A N . . '- 5 J., .Z U n v A L ' n ., if 63471 ., . ,. , , i P' ruL ' ., o , I. '?A V ' .-1-7 -. ' ' 9-- -nf J 2 .J fqg H-- Xs 'Q ,Tig-' fe x, ' fgzgh' as - '1.f.- '3' Lawrence F11Ck Although he has a reserved ,W manner, he works well with the rest 0 Nx of the class. Aside frombscriool, fyj My Larry's interests ie in ow lng, '!'r ,g?i' ' golfing, and hunting. Q . I Robert Foreman Bob is very enthuslastlc about sports and has been a hardworklng manager of the football team HIS friendly manner is appreciated by many Barbara Fraysler When Hampton was featured In the Pittsburgh Press this year Barbara as our cover girl represented the collerclal de artlent And she las new X Jacqueline Frederick Easily noticed by her cheery sm11e and pretty blonde hair Jacquie was an excellent seamstress and hopes to use th1s talent in the future Dav1d Pugazzotto Balanclng the books of the senlor class was Dave s maln duty A very good muslclan he contrlbuted to the band he has a special knack for mak1ng people Glfted with a subtle humor laugh 41 V 1 . + Qi ,r ,A . S . YA 'W ' 3 Iv . I 1 0 T , .u I, p , , f -5 h A an able and willing worker ln this V ' ,-aa ' 1 0 ,.5:,:+::- V ,K uni' -499' .4-any ,f an 4 'w Ann Gavula Shirley IS a member of National Honor Soc1ety, and as a top student IS admired for her scholastic Although short she achievements has a lively and dynamic personality Margaret Glannon Jovlal Peg has a dlstinctlve laugh She enjoys homemaklng and because of her abll1ty has been elected V1ce Presldent of the Home Ec Club Kay Greenhouse Kay s xndustrlous traits and secretarial experience has gained her the position of secretary of the senlor class She enJoys sports especially basketball Joseph Gr111 Mathematical calculations interest Joe as shown by h1s spare time Ilgurlngs Ostenslbly qulet but he rs actually qulte mrschlevous 'vi' IWQ at -- A Ah U K 4 1, ,, N 5 Q' s 's 4175 if i Ellzabeth Hauser Artlstlcally 1ncl1ned Loule has dlsplayed her talents by wlnnlng many awards IH that fleld She also showed her excellence xn geography by wlnnlng flrst prlze ln the Buhl Planetarlum Contest V1Fg1H18 Guyer George Havlak Gxnny a farthful member of A capable guard on the football glrl s ensemble has a dependaole team Russ IS a sports CHIHUSIHSC nature and a pleaslng personallty His creatlve lmaglnatlon makes hls She IS an energetxc worker ln the humor d1St1HCf1V9 church group LOIS Hollenbeck Lols can always be found ln the buslness department and plans to enter th1s f1eld after graduatlon She IS gay and has a very cheerful sm11e Aff' 1 m 9-1 1 S-5 Q7-W 1 ,1-v :M ffl f 'Wm if nik. is 1-li SQ hi ,f- .mi aP l' 'dna ,.-. June Hutchlngs June has performed the thankless task of helprng wrth the secretarral GUIIQS around the school she has orlghtened her homeroom wrth her 0 early mornrng chatter fn 5 gh f xx 'EN :Ki James Hunter -. A ousy boy the presldent of 4195 ,qgl student Councll Jrm has proudly represented Hampton at varrous LlSLL1Cl and natronal meetrngs ,., for the Councrl Hrs sense of humor has nearly drsrupted many '-- classes 3 2,5 xr? Joan KSFCIS Versatlle T1na head cheerleader basketb ll a player and aft1St has still found time for her stud1es Among her many awards can be found a Natlonal Honor Soclety Key fjlll7y 'F we-w,,5 'Ul- 1:-N., Nevw ill . Jud1th Krause llhunn- Paul Kelly Paul an easy golng fellow f1HdS hrs lersure tlme consumed f !u by the actxve lnterest 1n the 'W ,wk mechanlsms of varlous klnds of cars K Qulet and congenlal Judy an avld typlst deserved her membershl IH Natlonal Honor soclety She IS also very dlllgent ln church work CCCIIIB Kn1tte1 Although she IS a QUICK glrl Annie devotes her energy to wrltlng and 111USEf8t1hg human lnterest storles 'fr , any A is . WHY 3 dev' M, ,- -J! ll! ,Mt v w 'f lew 9, df ti Eiiieifr 1 ' ' Q 1 X M g .ga . LES ' C yew ls, A 'gksxb , ffl I I , I , U . iw, V Susan Kreuer Belng presrdent of Home Ec Club Sue has mastered the art of homemakxng She IS always willing to help when needed especlally ln the cheerlng up department 5-4 I 'Z 11 'ul' Cynthla L8d8S1C Qulet but 8ff1C19Ht Sue has given rnvaluable servrce to Hampton ln the capac1ty of secretary of the Student Councrl As an alto she added harmony to the chorr if Beverly Lancaster Bev IS an example of lndustrl ousness She works hard at home makxng and rs on Talbot Llterary Staff 7-533 Niigh--gpg X c I D V . v . . ' , ' A . - ' - . , , K , K 1 A I . !'- , 5' V, W ..-...r r , at h Q f 2 , ,, ,H , .,xw V X .paws 3 5 P, :ii flights Q u-,ff AA Q 'TW 'J-1 :VI if eikw 5 CIP llll! Ruth LaZaro Ruthie is a well liked all around gxrl Most congenlal she is a good student dependable worker V1VaC10US magorette and an accomplished s1nger James Lee J1m IS a most fr1end1y and enjoyable fellow One of the supports of the sax sectxon In the dance band he was always eager to tackle a challenge Robert Lee III Bob 6Xh1b1tS IDGUSIIIOUS hab1ts and a courteous manner and extends these qua11t1es to his many act1v1t1es He IS a lover of the great outdoors and enjoys huntlng skatlng and hostellng I4 . , ' 5 ' . I ' 1 . ' . , . Jfxf is ',. X fi ip K, ,H - ' 1 , i Ns. A ,a-j , 4 g Ar I .rg f- iw- ,- 5 . . w ,.1..,,,,.,, - 'f.1 'ELVIS .,,2.:z -Pdf! fif' 2 my 1 6-. 4.4 ., . I .i f 1 1 li .,' I 'J' 1 , 1' 4' 1 . . . , . . . 1 Q ' . ' , n - ' 4 I A 4 D o ' l, 3 I, , . ' . v ' . Mart1n Leeper 16 -.. ',qf gpm Quang, Marty s well rounded persona11tY was evrdenced b h1s varlet of y Y act1v1t1es He has responslble pos1t1ons in Key Club Hostel Club and Dance Band Forrest Mac 1k Greased llghtenrng on the basketball court Foe is a stalwart and necessary member of the team The senror class showed 1ts appreciation of his hard work by electrng him Vice President of the senior class K x x X . l'f , Ipit Mft, ,?fSp.fvg, 1 -- gg g VAKMAQ ' I I . I 75 . Q yTvn?x Q 41 9' jam 5,ynW, 45 ,af - , e , my 5 A . W V ' 54 x .1 k, .3 X f' wh, , . liggflm , ' Qzvfeeffgiff , ' . ,-,'1r'f5's,fgf:, ,sff.e3.., . . i - gQZ4ji-3,'ff.fflf f - ' . . i,s5. 73ftf ' llfffi A '1. g ' A -'f -ff. ery' 'J 1Zf,laHlgm v' A- il Ya, . V x . . .1 'f fl 14 1 E . . ' I fi . ' A' I . ,lf f ' W R 'Ear , . l , xx 1 .X ? John Lundy John s talents are d1v1ded b8tW99H sports and mUSlC he has aft1C p rpated IH football and track and has attended county chorus for two years 1 Z 'wtf V3-.. vw Q Iv' If W? Nancy Lyons Nancy was a qulet member of our class who was lnterested 1n cooking and summer sports She spends much of her t1me ln the art room 'fi IQ X '3C 'WP ,nr S, is Eleanor Marmarosa V1vac1ous Ellxe has caused Hampton s act1v1t1es classes and halls to rlng wlth laughter Her Ila1r for deslgn has galned her a post on the Talbot art staff Nancy Maute Qu1et and pleasant Nancy dlvlded her lnterests between art and home-ec. After graduation Nancy Plans to become a beautlcian. lerry Maxwell Terry has held sway over the IICKCI booth at football and basketball lanes He IS an xndus trlous student and devotes hls thought and lelsure tlme to an lnterest IH airplanes June McNeal NIRB 1ng personallty has won her man 37 ,psf Frank MHZZCI Keeplng the cars runnlng smoothly at the var1ous school funct1ons 1S Frank s ma1n task Asrde from school hxs lnterests center malnly around baseball Janet McMonega1 Although qu1et and studlous th1s pleasant g1r1 has t1me for many HCCIVIIIES as shown by her 11st of clubs and accompllshments June has g1ven actlve servxce to both the secretarlal department and the Home Ec Club Her engag Y fr1ends xx Q 4-5-kill' .fb T, ff Rxchard McSwaney Rlch IS a musxcal vlrtuoso H has done a flne Job of playrng the organ for school assemblles ,E . l . - ' . gf . iqjffv 4 is y , W, Q . m K 'AJ . . . . --, ' . X- ,EQ ,Q:i, .XV I 4 O . .Yi-' , ' ' V 1 ' A . e 02 '1 'N g Darla M1ersch Hampton 1S very proud of Darla because of the excellent dlsplay of talent she has shown 1n wr1t1ng an or1g1nal poem whlch won accla1m and was publlshed ln The Natlonal Poetry Journal NE l 4135 9'-v Shlrley M111er Quiet but resourcefull Shlrley has concentrated her efforts ln the commerc1al department She 1S one whom you mlght call short and sweet QS 1r 'kr il Lester Needham Hampton s capable red headed r1ght half back Les ma1n lnterest center around gI1d1f0h tact1cs , but re IS serlously plann1ng a '.'f NN future as an engrneer f'i 6 fi R Robert Muntz Bob has freely COhtf1bUI8d h1s musical talents to the band Hxs I iendly attltude and polite manner are extended to many 3 DaV1d Newman Dave has comblned scho1ast1c ab111ty wxth extra CUIIIC 1 u ar activ1t1es Bes1des h1s outstandrn er p ormance on the Hampton 11 h IS 8 dependable worker OD the Talbot Staff 'Wm N -,O Dav1d Ocheltree A ICCIUIK from West V1ew Dave jorned us in our sophomore year This year he drsplayed hrs vocal talents at DISIIICC Chorus 336' 41,9 -I i A? Y' , 1? Patr1c1a Parke Pattl s stud1ous hab1ts have earned her a COHIIHUCG m6mb9fSh1p 1n Natlonal Honor SOCIEEY her consclentlousness has earned her responsxble POSIYIODS rn numerous act1v1t1es Q' . . . . , - , l . . V 4 . . 'K 73, e e- Q W ' o M . e Y . i ax 1.1 , ,du or s g 5 f, p ' I ' ' M 4 he .Nl Vfe i,, 'iVV ,.fj'WQ?dfYq 115 j I-,3 9 ' A - ,','ry75 , 5- . , ,, , rg- Ph1111p Pavesl Havrng excelled 1n Physrcs Broz was presented w1th the Physrcs award rn h1s JURIOI year However h1s rntellectual rnterests rnclud rng CIECIYODICS have not 1nter fered 1th hrs many HCIIVIIIGS 9 in-f ' Quur 8 Joseph Poupard Joe IS mUS1C all the way A a member of the Trombone Trro ln hrs JUHIOI year he took top honors at the State Forensrc contest --L Q.. M l7 -v John RIVEFS John furthered his plans for a techn1ca1 career by spending many hours 1n the chel lab He was Treasurer of National Honor Soclety and Photography Editor of the TALBOT I Ui 5-'QU' 2 wqywu wg E xf kf N' E V glvu 'nn 01l'J -9' rf 44 James Ralble Barbara Be1her Jlm s nonchalant attltude has galned h1m many frrerds durlng h1s years at Hampton He enjoys outdoor sports and was an actlve member of Nature Club Judlth Schall Judy an lndustrlous worker both 1h and out of school IS a member or National Honor Soclety and the backbone of the typxng staff of the Talbot fix Barbara quiet and studrous was a top commerclal student Her frlendly personallty and soprano vorce makes her a valuable member of the GIIIS Ensemble . , , . . . , . 1 , , K I - - , I 0 ' , I I . . ' A N, 1' 1 5' Q ' I ' I N nm V 6 K 4 Aix? i 1 ' 55211: X, .Va ,,,,, X' -.l7,....v.v L .,, .Q QM, aka, . .4 tg H if , me 4 i., 'F . 'Q qv' G . Dorls Jane Sm1th Jan1e s frlendllness and Wllllhg ness to work have made her a well lxked student Because of her creatlveness 1n art she has won many awards L. Janet bm1thyman Janet was a talented student ln the commerclal department Gracefullness IS one of her out standing attrxbutes -45N '95 'Fins I G' f . X X Nancy Smlth Nancy represented the home ec department at the State Farm Show ln Harrlsburg where she completed her requlrements for the h1ghESI degree 1D Home ec Hobert bobol Bob a carefree JOV1a1 fellow IS technlcally 1nc11ned After school he could often be found worklng at McDonalds 'BW 2-2 'Qu 'ilu WIP' 'x ,urs ,Eff ' L,,4 .,.a ' x. X Carolyn Sokach Janet Staas Dorothy Stefanlk Her VOTK in the Collefclal Peflte aNd P01595 Janet has Dot one of the three senior Clepaftlleht has PIOVEH that Carol 3, gentle llkeable persgnallty matlorettes dld an excellent Job has the makings of 3 Suveflof She 'as an lndustflous Worker through march1ng season She also secretary Her talents 111 aft and an eff1c1ent secretar1a1 th 1 d t t have won her outstanding awards student excells in e commercla epar men of V fgg tl WWF 'ues' i -ani 1'-'ni , A ' ix, ' , 7 -Q' , H ff., 3 if 1' ,f , I 'm 1 X .A ' u ,W ' nNig,5- N1x: A . . X X QQ N XX-4 K , XQQZ f . ln. L ' 1 M! WH 5' 6' a X. - 'fl . 'QR , ', X la ff gp. If, Z 9. 'A s wwf, ff W1 , 1 ' K My ' . xx 1 A x,. 371' , :x ' Ralph btevens Steve who JOIHBG us at the beg1nn1nb of the senxor year has an easy LO1hg manner and a zany sense of humor One of hrs hODb19S IS record co1lect1ng Hobert btrauser W 'V' fw- xXx 'K nr. Because he enjoyed S1Hg1Hg ' Q Bob was an asset to the bass sectlon of the cholr H lS a happy fellow and IS always full of fun Gavlord Teeter Gay was an excellent craftsman and enjoyed very mucr tlnkerlng wlth cars He left shortly before the second semester ln hls SEDIOF 'x 4 '4 'QP favs- me qv- 'r' year to Join the Navy 5 J' .. . ,j I T, 'W v J A I ' Y M ' ,U V , x 'S A RQ ,'f?fx 5 N - f x A , N 1 ,n V ,lei FH I . e ' A .XX f in g xx y XX X X'-X, . ' if K 'N . TP . if ' x as 1 . I 453 X YJ. l X x . my . K 'K xv gs, - ni' ,noe 15 5 f 5 if 'FN - Y' - ' Qt - n 5 6 N-4 1 'iif Anthony Tesone Tony always a dependable worker centered his activities in school around the Talbot literary staff and history club Many hours after school were spent working on his car and his father s trucks ,ir- ' l' fi? Fred Wallhauser Organizing and administrating the activities of our class has been Fred s Job as president of the senior class He turns to basket ball for recreatlon Linda Watson A tiny girl with sparkling blue eyes and a winning smile Linda is an active commercial student and especially enjoys winter sports. Gloria Watt Glo gives a spark to the senior class She is a friendly person and a very efficient worker Robert Wertz Coming from North Hills Bob fitted easily into our class .,,1' could easily be seen in the halls Egg! towering above everyone 4291? EE rvh 'z, 4 xxx -me xv' 47' Z I l I ' r fs, ff- x t ,M '1 ' ' ' , ' mf' u.,v .- V,yi ?h' r . ' 1 xg, L, W t K K X 't x R . M , , . ' - . 1 ' g 5 , 5 ,iff ' ' H e ' . 6 ,1-11 --6, , ' 7' ,a9J. e r, 353 LY3f1f ' ,, N I1 opuynizf 'f :A V .s,.,-:K 1 no-fun J' 's A equi' all e, if 1 : '75 'A f . 4 A' Y QI s 5 ', . 'Q'-a J 47' Mary lou Whltezell Cookxe always takes a great 1nterest ID whatever she endeavors as shown by her flne work as art ed1tor of TALBOT One can recog n1ze COOKIE by her red nalr and 11V81y WIC QA I XX 1 Wayne Zlllweger Always after rebounds on the basketball court Wayne is a stalwart member of the team. He has ably represented the school as a craftsman ln the Scholastic Art colpet1t1on. Karen W1lson The majorettes really looked snappy th1s year under the leader shlp of hlgh stepplng Karen Because of her athletlc ab111ty she was chosen president of Leader s Club 'ix'-31 may Blchard w1Sn18WSk1 Wlth Mrs Auld for homeroom and extra tlme spent for crafts Rlchard 1S almost a permanent resldent 1n the art department Wh1z has recelved natxonal recog nltlon for Jewelry mak1ng as one of the top 20 wlnners 1n the Scho1ast1c Art Show 'Miss CQ-Q I fl, X iii' . , , Y , '.i V i ,V A 3 - T ny, K QQ . . V - A I ! 1' Tw G if ' I '75 N Xl A N ,Q A . all Q N -l Mr. Varnul, as coordinator of the Talbot of 1959 did an excellent job. Hls perslstant efficiency inspired the Talbot staff to work and his wry sense of humor lade it fun. Our class has known Mr. Varnum since seventh grade, and since that tile, his sincere interest in students and their activities has been quite evident. As coordinator of the Talbot he can best be described as our best friend and severest cr1tic. The senior class of 1959 would like to thank Mr. Varnul for the many hours of hard work done for our benefit and we consider ourselves prlvlledged to have had hll as our frlend and our gulde Hobert M Varnum 7th grade American Histor Sllppery Rock S T C Un1vers1ty of Pittsburgh n!! QL ' in i X Ula:-5 11 Q XX 1 Bachelor of Science 1n Educatxon Masters of EGUCZIIOH ln Adm1H1StI3t10H Coordlnator of Yearbook .,.,--q-r-- Q08 I .. le ,M ., I V Y C v f' X P L 1 - :Q , 1 f n K M. 1 .,. I 'T air cf 7 -f-C., q d,Kji lx 45' 1 : -fl t lffhfe , - rwzvs, illlll Cyr1l C Sarver our Superv1s1ng Pr1nc1pal has gulded Hampton students with hrgh rdeals and enthusxasm for the betterment of educat1on ln our schools He has xnrtrated many pI0gf8SS1V6 programs enablrng our school to constantly ma1nta1n lts hlgh standards Busy as he IS he stlll maintalns a personal rnterest 1n the students Hampton IS fortunate in having an educator such as Mr Sarver whose sole lnterest IS 1h our schools O -i-' I-ll!--Ill 5 T 1 - I 'iw . N n , ' 1 -xf 3 ,M 1' 1 L 1 4. ,,.., S . , , . . , . A 'lf' x ' 1 el Af? e i.: ' V fe, Jr x l Kolman F. Toth High School Principal University of Pittsburgh B. A. M. Ed. Mr Toth came to our school as the new principal in our Junior year As busy as he is he has been eager to help with any situation and we have appreciated his warmest efforts As administrator he has had a great interest in the academic progress of each of us and we the seniors would like to thank im for everything he has done alt gllll if Hobert L. Trithart Algebra 11, Trigonometry, Solid Geometry Muskingum College University of Pittsburgh B. S. Master of Education We students admire Mr Trithart both as a teacher and as the Vice Principal H s Job as one of the coordinators of the school was helping with the attendance and scheduling future classes H1s vital interest in mathematics stimulates the students interest He will further this interest during the summer at the Montana State University an honor granted to him by the National Science Foundation f x! X XX I lull ' '3f5ggnsr fl ' . I . . . . .- . , . . , . I , , 1 . . . , . , I r r V l h ' l n' l . 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Haymond J Pantuso June C Mclsaac Chenxstry and Physics Homemaklng Sllppery Rock S T C Ind1ana State Teachers College Un1vers1ty of Pittsburgh Geneva College Loyolla College UHIVBISIIY of Plttsburgh Allegheny C01leg6 B S rn Home Economlcs SBHIOI Future Homemakers of M d Amer1ca School Board Mary K Auld Jr Sr high arts and crafts ISTC Penland school of Handicrafts RIT Carnegle Tech ISA 1D Mexico Guatelmala South Amer1ca Europe North Afr1ca B X MRS Hebert N Thomas Junior High Geography G Global Geography Ind1ana State Teachers College Unlverslty of Pittsburgh Clark Unlverslty B S in EGUCHEIOD Geography Club SENIOR SPONSORS The School Board consisting of interested citizens of the communltv has resting on 1ts shoulders the respons1b1l1ty of providing the best possible education for the youth of Hampton TOIDSHIP Under this oblxgatlon It has worked ceaselessly toward the betterment ot school bulldlng our teaching staff and student body We owe them many thanks for their tireless effort on our behalf Left HIS. to rrght Cyrll Sarver John Parke Fred Kellams Donald Thomas Wllllam Bell V1rg1l Bears L W Earley Lydla Noah N- 1 ,O .qi A 531 Q D- 9 t l , T I V X - ' ' fix 'Ai K . . . . Q , ' 1 1 2 X E2 x 1 Of P , S ' Q of 'UH t X N , ,W M, 1 Sam, L., ' 4133 e',f' , . ,' X ',ftig l,, XR t I V' x,f4fgg . . X 4 O X f f X ' O f a,1r l ia. s. ' ' U E 1. E . 1 I l 'I l II. ' u MI. MI. MI. MI. MI. ' ' Dr. . . A K X fl f H , , Office Secretaries 5 M The office secretaries were a vital Xx'g,, organ in our school. They performed many , - ,,f Q I and varied duties for the students and faculty. Almost all the typing and mimeographing that was needed was done by the secretaries. They also acted as f NX X X receptionists for visitors and as telephone - switchboard operators. Without the office secretaries we would not have had our school run so efficiently. Irene Sukits Margaret Hadley Mary Jane Barnes I 2 E gf.. Cafeteria Staff The cafeteria staff has supplied the student body with many tasty meals we are appreciative of their help in increasing Hampton s happiness Beside preparing our daily meals they have unselfishly worked to provide wonderful food and gayly decorated tables for dinners held after hours at Hampton X Q? 5 7 G7 -ill -41 Q Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs iii in Barbara Hutton Ruth Goodrich Minerva Lokar Jane Arbuthnot Regina Washburn Rita Blumer Gladys Tupper K l . V X I. :Q 1 .K A- .R ' s.? I 4 1 . , .... A .. ,, t xl ,, - vu 'A J -f ci, Mrs. Nancy Bears 4 . 'ai' ' Q - . , 1 - e ' at . ' - x 1 X. . . X1 1 I V1 , . ' ,Zi Henry H CaS1111 O 1 r State Teachers College EUIHDOIO Penn State Unlverslty Carnegle Tech B S 1n Art Educatlon hn P Young General Metal Shop Mechanlcal Drawlng Ca11forn1a S T C Un1vers1ty of Plttsburgh Un1vers1ty of Hawa11 S 1n Metalcraft Club lllam KOS11Ck Industrxal Arts S T C Callfornla Pa UDIVCISIKY of Plttsburgh B S Educatlon Stage Crew Martha Ann Loresch Art Elementary Q Jr H1 h Edlnboro State TeachersgCo?l2gg1 B S ln Art Educatlon Talbot 5h1rley Tershel Home Economics MUSk1HgUm College Ju 1or F H A av' 2 J .ll sv T? Y -V fl' x Frances Patton 7th 8th 10th Engllsh Allegheny College UDIVCISIIY of Pittsburgh Nl-NA611 fy Camp ell English 10 Unlvefsify or Pmsburgn B. A. History Masters of Education Hose Margaret Heinz English Unlversity of Pittsburgh Chatham College Opera Workshop Director of Senior Play gf-f I Mary P B1chardson Shorthand Typewrltlng JUHIOI Buslness Tralnlng Un1vers1ty of Pxttsburgh M Ed Jeanette Tryon Bookkeeplng Typlng 1 BUSINESS Engllsh Rxder College Syracuse Unlverslty University of Plttsburgh B S d l1o1et Czuba horthand A Transcrlptlon Offlce Practxce Type 1 and 11 Bus1ness Mach1nes Unlverslty of Plttsburgh 'D Q1 ,-X x Q57 ewsne Q14 Voodrow P Phelps Ill 11- RDQIISH Gannon College Unlverslty of Plttsbur 1 Jr Varslty Basketball Pdulna BTOSIUS Eng11Sh 11 Un1vers1ty of Prttsburgh Talbot Lrterary , ,ff artha Wrlght Un1vers1ty of Mlchlgan Duquesne Un1vers1ty B 5 of Educatron Natlonal Honor SOCICIY Readlng Club Pred A Hunt Guldance Councelor Q DIIVGI Educatlon East Stroudsburg S T C Unlverslty of Plttsburgh N W UHIVEISIIY Unlverslty of Callfornxa M d ancy Evans School Nurse Pennsylvanla College for Un1vers1ty of Plttsburgh UDIVGISIIY of HBWHII WOIIIC ' x Youth Hostel ' kathryn J Hannan UUIGHDCG Counselor, Physlcal Educatxon, Hyglene Sllppery Rock S T C. Pennsylvanla State Unlverslty B S M Health Educatron Masters of EUUCBIIOH Cheerleaders, Leaders Club Tl I 1' 3 . 2 1 ' 'P 4 I I , T I I C. Q, . ' ' ' Q . . . . ,lx I L B. A. 3 X M. ru. I X , . 'X K A1 I , V, . X . X A. B. Ar ' Staff 'XX L Q v' , . 1:1 4 fn f 1 ' fl' liffs English 11, 12 V A f l' , AAk g l '?,lf N ' V ! A S h f B. s. as W U . E . 1 N ' S, Tlx , 4 I N I I All B.s. Q 0 -g qv- ,Ax 'x-L oln 5 Wclsaac dmrence D Parmer1e James H Brown Unlted states Hlstory ll Amerlcan H1story Pennsylvanla 81h grade United Staf6S HISIOFY Geneva Colle e 5 Unlverslty of P1ItSDUfbh Clmrlon State Teachers College Brad? UHIIGG States ID Hlstory xe51btant football Coach Calxfornla state Teachers College Kgy Club B S lfl EdUC3.t1OU JYTC Ne., bre or S anos E Y P Problems of Democracy world Hlstory LHIVSISIIY of P1ttsburbh Hlstory Cluo 1 L I orld HISIOIY llppery Rock 5 F C B 5 IH Fducat n Intramurals YN' 'Wx p.,,..'a 4 ' J, , 2 ' - 1 'rw ,N 4 ,XA .4 wp 4 f, l iz? e 1 ' . , 1 , C ' J 4 1 l rl 1 . 1, .P A I I' I I ' x M Q , I . . 1 , Jr. If ' . w I A . A f A V I Hlsnory arm CLVICS 9th grade Civics, urn ' B. 3. ' ru. I5.xbL. I I' M. aa. so f Q ' 1 -lx ' . xx .1-' v. 'lv v vi z xx i f ' - 'V 'f , . . I T B. 5. g M. rio. K4 X Hubwrt Sect Crlia :Til ll . , '. '. w I X o W1Ch3S1 Jovanovlc Russlan German French Belgrade UHIVSISIIY Yugoslavra Dorchester College Oxford England Columbla Unxversxty New York t Vladlmlr s Semlnary Q Unlon Theologlcal Seminary New York P1tt UHIVCISIIY Pennsylvanxa Xnne laueherty trench 1 and ll Fngllsh 10 Thlel College Asslstant advrser of Hamptonxan Gs want' Margaret Morrlson Mathematlcs Thlel College Unlverslty of Pxttsburgh A B le en L 1PfW1l11 er L 1n 1 11 Unlverslty of Plttsourgh Lat In Club :Af S Mar11yn N1cke11 7th 8th 9th grade general MHIHENHCICS lndrana State Teachers College Bachelor of Sclence James Henne Mathematlcs Allegheny College Asslstant Football coach X ,f y-Q Robert E. Rearick Instrulental Music Pittsburgh Musical Instltute Carnegle Institute of Technology Bachelor of Fine Arts ln Music Education Helen Ruth Snyder General luslc choir Grove City College Bachelor of Mus1c Education 7th G 8th grade choir Girl s ensemble Boy s quartet Girl s sextette Robert D Sadler General Mus1c Shenandoah Conservatory of Music B Mus1c Education Boys Glee Club ., 9 Robert Dovey Health and Phys1ca1 EGUCBKIOD Sllppery Rock S T C Bachelor of SCICDCE Intramurals Audrey X Rossano Health Q Phys1ca1 Lducatxon Pennsylvanla State Un1vers1ty Bachelor of Sclence Intramurals G1rls Gymnastlcs Exh1b1t1on Walter Fr1dley Physlcal Educatlon and Hyglene Unlverslty of Pxttsburgh M Ed Football Track James DeFrance Biology 9th beneral SCIENCE Grove C1ty Collebe B S 1n Blology arl R Rel ar Bxology Senlor DCIGUCG Pennsy1van1a State UU1V9fS1ty of P1ttsburgr S ln Forest Nature Club rf? S N T' ill G I X ing.,- Wi.-,, Colleen O hLS11Ck Speech correctlonxst Callfornla State Teachers Unxversity of P1ttsburgh B S 1n EdUCat1OU V1Tg1H18 Hench Lxbrary Sclence West Chester S T C Pennsylvanla State Duke UHIVEISIIY B S Llbrary Club qiiliig. 1 - ff ,. ., fwMm'H xlf, f'F f,'lS3WPmm ,2q'Mwk5Q52? .- ' . . . 'Wm -9 ra - 4 'H,, R - t Q X. iv ,N 5 Y A Xf I x ,ff r 5 A 'iv3 4 ' Q K . HQ f11A .' 'Q. xx , i !,k1..2?Lv,'Z K , my ,JE S uf t A ' '4, 1 f .fum xh JX' N ' -H ' f.-,.'f1:l.. V .I ,il I .KW B. .' ' S if 5 K A k.4 h!? V q- V 1 X' U ,f A VII, I N . 'Tj ,,' ,f O., vb K . g ' ' fu '-YL. 'M X+7' 2. -l Garnet Snyder Reading Specialist Sllppery Rock s T C University 01' Pittsburgh Temple University B S degree .4 C:- M Ed llugsh G. Manion Plane Geometry, General Mathematics Duquesne University University of Illinois B. Ed. M. S. Varsity Basketball y W X i Jun1or Class This past year has been both a busy and a profitable one for the Jun1or class The f1fSI blg project the magazine drlve was made a huge success through the comblned efforts of the entire class A proflt of over S1000 made everyone feel the work was worthwhlle Marllee Tryon and Carole Wagner won the prlzes for Selllhg the most subscrlptlons The Twlrp Dance an annual affalr sponsored by the Junlors was held on November 29 wlth the Jun1or Class and Student Councll sharlng the proceeds Desplte bad weather many attended and saw Martln Leeper and Ruth LaZaro crowned Klng and Queen of Twirp The Junlors are very proud to have sponsored the f1fSt dance to be held 1n the new gymnasium The hlghllght of the year s BCIIVIIISS was the Jun1or Senlor Prom held at the P1tt Wlldwood Country Club Prom nlght May flrst was a nlght awalted lmpatlently by both Junlors and Sen1ors for lt was a blg occaslon for all The couples danced to the muslc of the Don Trlmarkll Combo Thls was a successful year for the Junlors and they hope that they can FIISI Row S Huber M B111S P Alle C Wagner R Hlbbs D Helm B Gr no Second Row F Hrason J Ph1ll1ps B McGregor L Towne W Flsher E Nacey Thlrd Row J Petredls L Powell W Rodgers P Berrang J Walsh S Hoover D Studte Fourth Row J Towne V BGTZODSKI H Beverage N Smlthyman P 0 Nell ' A ' ' I . I . ' . . , , . I . , . . . - . . , - , l , . , I , . do as well next year. ' : . , . ' , . n, . , . ' , . ' , . e . 1 . , . ' ' , . , . , . ' , . . ' : . ' , . , . , . . . , . , . . . . , , . . , . , . , . , . . F1rst Row S Slsk P Murray J McG1bbney K Shane L Ferraro R D1Vencenzo Second Row T Curran R Tallk B Frederlck C Helnauer C Dlxon P Callen P Klngery Thlrd Row C Mays J Schwartz C Ireland B Sutherland E Morr1son D Peters Fourth Row E Watt R Jones C Moyes B Ferguson R Fassbach D Nuttall il L12 Junlor Class Off1cers Presldent V1ce Presldent Secretary Treasurer A1 Schwartz A1 Plerxsh Ken Dav1es Ann Calderwood 'lllll fn Flrst Row T Demchyna P Llghtner C Mazuran M Neelan J H111 R Dr1er Second Row J Deeds P Feehan M Hunkele G Nasson B Hutson S Hoffman C Poff Th1rd Row L Ferguson L Johnson S Martln K Schoeppner I Holland R Trust Fourth Row L Parous L Betz B Huber C Laskov1ch T Hltchman A .nclwdrtz J Bartholomew 4 ', ' ' L .- C I ., 4 EK, , ' pr X v Tr. 1' k 1 A ' 4 1 1 v 1 . , 1 1 1 I 7unn.,::y ., ,! .Jr . x , Q ' X I , M N, N L 4-1 151 ' 1 . , . ' , . , . , . ' , . ' . . ' ' V' .H Elrst Row P Koffler C Gxlkey A Calderwood C Spreng N Wolfe S Johnson econd Row M Oleksak T McKay D Glbbons P Steckle I McA11ster J Eckhardt J Gentry Thlrd Row F Hatch B Beckvuth R Beggs R Ramsey A Schnupp N Horn J So111nger Fourth Row J Zlhmer B Cocks C Smlth R Needham M Martln E w1111ams H Sch1e1den X 1 i 5 - I XX X N x J fr X X' NA x , Y 1 XXNX 3 P' ' X! I: I r . . n' ff 3 J 7 ,,rJ f . , A I N ,- X. A v if 5. , e f . , f n, ,, N of if af T f ' i ! J f ' Q: g ,f , -Q., for Y , in I First Row N MCDOna1d B Braun M Tryon S Patnode J Hanlon D Devel Second Row J Conley D ASIUII G Pierce P Se1bert N Friedeman F Kellams L Houpt Th1rd Row N Moniger L Abramovic A SC1V3gg10 R Nlckl E KRIWOWSKI G Wlrth B Flke Fourth Row A Peirish R Byer M Sadler L Semler T Austen K Davies G Neelan WV I . , . , . , . , . , . . I . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . . I . , . , . , . , . , . , . . vt R' V ?4 ., , vv - - Q . . , ' . L' Q: 'I - -- r N ' f - I ' ... ' , rs I ,LM in I xy--' ' - - - Q. -- . v -1 G - ', ' , ' X . 1 . 1 -A . i I V ,, A A 3 , .2EiEEEEiEiii5: 1 ' '!f!E::::5-f ' V .I-if , , 'J , xv ' 1 V ,. . .,': f ' 9 . f x ' . -. X F1rst Row P Tupper C Hrovosky M Haus L Waldrop P Fahey C Ba11ey Second Row J Bruhach W Vaughn S Kenney E Penzenstader S Z1r1nger J FI'CdeI'1CK V Wyeth Thlrd Row D Heckman D KUIDZCKI J Ca1n S Yakovlch R Putze R Lessner J Cooke Fourth Row J Bruhach A Felzenberg C Porti J Schettler H Uhl A C10tt1 C We le xi- 36' 'f-55,,. 'WI H5 M I -V' . ' T - . . , . , . , . , . ' . I . , . ' , . , . , . , . , . I . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 0 1 ' r ' ,', 9 ' 1 1 V- - ' 4 . K Q , V' I Q, . 4 ' 4. A 1' V . , , it , - W f.. A 4, -- A 1 Y ,. ,, ,Ji 1 ' . -I -.- J - . . .l , . -A- l il sf 5 .A i -4 x , - . 'Mn C' ' ' urn? ,, W ,. , .. . ' ' . . -Q Lgzf' I , , V . A- ,,, V ,M ., f ,,-, ,lk A ' . , I - Li - ..j-'Q K .mp A' tl ' ...a '71, ' - .9 v 5- :QQ C 1- f 5 '1s-' . 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' Q L ...ml- Sophomore Class The Sophomore Class is very large and very versatile During the year the 170 sophomores elected the1r class officers and deternxned the class dues They decided to bring back tradition and sponsor a tea for the graduating seniors The class believed they should start early to ra1se funds for their senior year and to raise money they sold pens and gift wrappings and sponsored the Sophomore Dance At the close of the year sophomores made plans for their Junior y ar f3C1Dg the responslbllitles of the1r advancement The class proved themselves outstandlng 1n many respects They are rated very hxgh scho1ast1cal1y athletlcally musxcally and artistlcally First Row P RODIHSOH R Powers S Coen E Sutphln D Bender Thlrd Row V Hawthorne M Wargan1ck B Dieckmann J Jacesko W Roop Fourth Row J Hrason J Cataldo R En1e P Nuttall L McGahey B Dav1s Flfth How K Saylor J Ferraco, J Magee Second Row: B. Hollihan, C. Beggs, S. Leonhard, A. Welsh, D. Narcisi, J. Stahlsmith. F1rst Row L Chur111a R Robrnson B Graham J Lancaster A Wennogle C Stenzel Second Row D Rlhn R Kopec E Panza L Vanl-Iorne N Brod T Schveppe B Foreman Thrrd Row I Vlnters A Scant11ng J Crompton M Zillnowockl B Kotchey E Anstead Fourth Row T Yester S Korxcka F Dooley K Walte H Kllngenberg A Halli Fifth Row R Co111er R Komlch H G111ner P Johnston R Shriner B Baden Q., I Zi? 10th Grade Class Earley Nuttall Yester Cover Off1cers FIISIZ Row H KODCIT C RGIICK B MUI'phy N Pallllel' P McKee N Yeager Th1rd Row W Vance R Dav1s R Cralg C Jendrasak R Barlow B Worsen Fourth Row R Freidhof R Schall B Jenk1ns B George S Flke N Smlth F' Opperman Flfth Row D Huber 0 ully -fv Second Row: S. Felzenberg, J. Orluske, C. Deal, S. Skander, K. Cushing, B. Kile, G. Arbuthnot Fxrst Row J Mlller R Kobert B Klng C Koffler J Hughes P Stahl Second Row D Cederberg J Harrxs B Nitsche K Brolley N Garrard N Groslck J Barbanry Thxrd Row B Ramsey J Stefanldes S Hope I Steel S Sm1th C Murphy Fourth Row G Hallock J Cover R Mess er P Mor1 W Har s 1 TV : . , . , . m , . ', . ri . Fifth Row: E. Powell, J. Drum, K. Schmocker, D. Brooks. l as - - I Q' ' 6 ' ' A xr X ' s my K v I , l I. X lx .. ,,,, Frrst Row R Brucker M Derkacz L Rldley C Lancaster S Evegash M Deasy Second Row I Dav1s M Dauber S Lorah C Stxger M Kretzer S Musrck V Blackstone Thlrd Row M Flanmgan B Crooks E Francls S Bardoner V R1vers E Chur111a Fourth Row J DeB1as1o J Dougan S Cook T Clarke J Noah Iflfth Row W Earley T Ferguson P Tortorete J Knlttal -5 3295 -,, .ling 9? 1-I X -Q A W qi- S bn N ' : . , . , . ' , . , . , . . : . ', . , . , . ' , . , . ' , . . t . . A , . , - I, . , . I , . I Q : . ', . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . ' . 5 ef N V . ...X X rm, 1 - Ayr , , 'Q Y -0 ' -I u 1 ,,,. ' . , 1 5. 1' Y - -A - V ..rn. nv s. , X hrst Row H Bartlett A Hart B Amlano B Raxble F Hentschel J Roblnson J Scarazzo Second Row G Crlssman B N111 D Greenhouse D Teeter B Bartlett C Unferdorfer L Adams Th1rd Row P Morrxson B Sahaydak L Clarke V W1111ams J Pf1schner J Hanlon J watson Fourth Row D W1111ams B K11ey M Schwartz J Dalley J Guyer L Zlegler R Barclay i 'L u . N- ,u x . u 'w , -. ,. ' ' u ' 1 ' v - 1 - 1 ' 1 - . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . . FIISI Row J Pflschner J Beggs M Snyder J Shrum B Hennlng Second Row D Zlegler M Lessner D W1111amS T Marol N Faull M Ferguson FOUI'th ROW G Suteg M Wessel G PCICISOI1 T MCCBIUIY Freshman Class Our n1nth grade class got an early start at ra1s1ng money for 1ts sen1or year by havlng a Freshman Dance It also raised money to help the Ta11k famlly when Gene was 1D the hospltal The n1nth grade class has a very brlght future scho1ast1ca1ly and ln such sports as football basketball track and gymnastics The Freshman class hopes It w1ll and knows xt has the opportunity to become one of the best senlor classes in Hampton. Third Row: S. Polosky, B. Zinsmeister, A. Gatz, C. Townsend, B. Horn. 1 ls A fwv Frrst Row M O Nell J Semler N Andrews P Crooks M Plerce Second Row D M111er C Dougan M Hurray A Hart F Wxnk J Jo T 1rd Row J Nacy R Tooe W P1e1 L Calhoon A M1n er Fourth Row A Baum B Cocks , r f ' I 8 , ui C 5 w',' 4 1' 1 h' : . , . ' , . ' , . , . ' C . : . ,. . 1 , 4 , -4 N ' ,- ,' -:: l t -Q 13 X hx X . 'O W-MQ Second Row J S1f0fd A Isles E Grubbs J McCurdy S LeJeune D Hoke Third Row C Drummond J Kremer D LaZaro L Newman R Deal Fourth Row W Rohrer R Wrrth J Parke S Mertz J Morrxson N Fxscher ' I1 5 x 'HN cv' I If 1 3 4' 1 . First Row: G. Beggs, D. McNeal, B. Beggs, J. Neff, J. Holmes. FIPS! ROW J KCIT C Pall-ia S SCh1'9y R Ballle D V1Tg1I'l18 Thxrd Row R Clarke G Moyer G Raynovlc F W1dd1ng J Jordan Fourth Row D Ireland T Ferguson K Sanford D Schlerden S Bell Second Row: P. Reppermund, B. Hoke, E. Stahl, M. Petredls, K. McMullen, R. Taylor Fxrst Row Se1ge1 RODIHSOH K Kretzer D Maler D Dryna Second Row K Tupper D M1ersch J Kreuer M Hunkele J Yaman M Wenk Thlrd Row D Curran W Grubbs D Kerkan 1 Schaltenbrand J McM111en Fourth Row M Opperman dl U J Schm1 H Rolls R Ba es lon 'M-Llc! R 5-1 ' : J. ' , R. ' , . , . ' , . . I . , J. Fo ', E. hl, . 'dt, . , , . I . iwlmm MM W-M. F X w Q ' W ' AY 'M Elghth Grade Interestlng experiences from books and real 11fe which we encountered thls year challenge us to maximum educatlonal preparatlons Forming life goals and understanding the necesslty of successful world living have dlrected our course through falth and work to the acceptance of the ICSPOHSIDIIIIIES lylng ID our futures The development of m1nd and body constitutes the power wxth which we shall solve whatever task may confront us To all of you we say God Speed First Row S Bergfeld R Balne G Stefanldes F Tupper D Anderson B Stewart N Flxck J Jameson Thlrd Row R Oberc B Ruetschl J Hoffman M Relher B Wxnk R McM1l1en R Mlchael M Hartman Fourth Row L Fullerton, F Brncxc R Smlth D Laskovlch D Watenpool R Muntz G Kile Second Row: H. Felzenberg, L. Diehl, J. Johnston, F. Pierce, B. Austen, T. Spreng, T. Moniger. Frrst Row L Pe1r1sh L MacDonald B Mcswaney N Hatch D DeRusha G Rrgg P Ma1r J OHan1on Second Row M Ferris L Torrence K Hrbbs E McIntyre S Jackson N Kaufold L Sm1th Thrrd Row D Berner J Dixon B Washburn E Hirshman S Flowers S Barnes B LeMay C Fassbach Fourth Row C David S Webb B W1111ams N Dumbauld M Potts A Bartholomew B Hunter .nie 1 . , .. . . , . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . . I . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . 2 . , . , . , . , . , . , . . k'? 'N ,Y , ygfn. tv Q , 7 . T., -M -- I X Is wil. X fx- 'III' 'un Second Row H Smlth T Busche S Uhl P McGahey K Mclsaac S Grubbs G Kulbackl W Humes J Schm1dt Thlfd Row P Fr1tz S Str1tz1nger S Cadwallader J Strawser C Adams A Williams C Burk S George Fourth Row R Sadler J Ta11k D Brooks D Humes J Ba11ey ,,f?:.! y- A Q' .1 . , ' V In - latin: First Row: P. Miller, P. Sarver, G. Myers, D. Lindsay, D. Vaughn, L. Petredis, C. Groslck, D. Shane. : . ' , . . . , . , . , . , . ', . , . ' 41. il 'fl' 16' Ing F1rst Row C Lancaster D Swaney D Thomas L Uhl P Lessner S Dulacy N Antonuccl C Hexst Second Row M McKown B Willxams S S1mons B McKee B Stratton J Lokar M Sutej B Hanna Th1rd Row C Kxlbert D Oiekszak T Warganlck J Davles M Salerno C Maute M Smxth B M111er Fourth Row J Cunnlngham C Fugazzotto D Sweetland S Faulhaber A LaFever D Stone F Penzenstadler J Kendnck Z B' :QW J ' a B ff 4, . ' A A . i J , VM, fd 4 in PNC V Y Qs 'lv ,iw Ga ,N tw ' I . ' , . , . ' , . ' , . , . , . ' , . . 7' l FIISI lol S Jochln P Rob1nson G Graham G Maute J Bagaley K Bagaley Second Rol J Brown D Beggs D Watt J Delnert S Nesblt K Tupper P Sm1th Thlrd Rom N Maglrch C Babbrtt P McMann K Rmndall L srrawser J SChm1tt Fourth Row D Barlow C w1111alS B Smlth C DICKEY B Graham B Lynch B Ferguson Seventh Grade Hampton is proud of the Seventh Grade Class The 150 seventh graders have had a difficult year for the change from sixth to seventh grade ls a demanding one Not only must they adjust to many teachers larger rooms changxng classes studying and belng along so many people of varying ages but the seventh graders must also grow up ln a very short perlod of t1me They learn to dance to respect the school to develop and use good manners to dress and behave l1ke ladles and gentlemen and to start thlnklng serrously about the future The class has accompllshed many things Many members were qulte actlve ln school actlvltres others placed in the Scholastlc Art Awards presented a radlo play partlclpated in the Press Spelling Bee and placed thlrd ln the Geography Club program Yes the Seventh Grade Class has done a good job and Hampton IS very proud A : ' ' ' ' I I ' 9 ' v ' r e . I ' ' ' 1 ' 1 ' n - U , - , . I . : ' l P ' ' I ' 1 - 1 ' 1 - . . Z ' I ' A . 1 ' r ' I 1 - 1 ' 1 . . r ' U I v I n n A 1 . . . , s n I I ' . . . - I . I . , . , 1 V ' I , V . Flrst Row C Thomas M Ca1n G LaFever J R1d1ey T Blttner H Hatton G Waldrop Second Row B Hrovosky G Dulacy L Sprague V Skander J Brady D Schaltenbrand D Cederberg Fourth Row D Schofield J Benagllo G Eastman B Fullerton F Ammons J Gaugler P Putze 1F21 Third Row: F. Westhoff, R. Devincenzo, P. Harkins, J. Strall, N. Pings, K. Mcmonegal, B. Mellor. Flrst Row E Bllls E Gaugler C Zxmmerman E Roblnson J Costello J Spreng R Llghtner Second Row T Kuza C RUGCSCDI J Hlrshman E Robb1ns S Renwxck S Slford D Lessner S VICIC Th1rd Row J Schrey C Ridley E Sugden D Nacey L Olscheskx S Dauber R Betz Fourth Row J Suppers B Fugazzotto J FIIIZ K Splndt L K11ner, P Thompson G Gottschalk F1 st Row G McG1bbney B Finzer J Grubbs J Lyonb K Hardt C Kanonchoff S Harrelson Second Rol J Hunt C Potts B Warganxch J Braddock J Robbins L Wylle E Jones Third Rol E Tobe L Cooper F Hart L Baum K Kiley J Lyons D Mcllorran Fourth Row J Holland J Holland J Coppick C McGeary J Schall B G I . , . , . ' , . , . , . ' , . . I . , . , . , . , . , . , . . , . . L ' ' 1 ' r v 1 ' , 1 ' 0 ' f 2 1 V V .. H K ' 'f ' ' -- V Q. , ' 1 7 'fx - ' . , 1' xx 'X . 1 --ff if Q ' nw' ef' Y , K- g , I , If 1 . .xr :I l 4 a , . iv B- .1 L' First Ro! J Stlllwagon D Bubenhell D Barngrover J Beiswenger R ZIIDOWOCKI V Slagel M Arndt K McClelland Second Ro! S Jones L Trust J Hoburg D later E Staley S McDonald A Rankin Third Row R Harlow R Messier J Shields A CIODIIIICI D Schoeppner S Abralovic J Cataldo R Leonhard Fourth Rol J Williams J Farley J Hules C Palka V Blvins H Schmidt if NGN Ez.4-1f, ru., 1 are l l R f, RE Q , l , we 1 -' S x - x- 1 wtf 'px' 714 3 Z5 liand The hlgh school band sponsored by Mr Rearlck was d1v1ded 1nto two areas the Marchlng Band which marched at all the football ga es and various parades throughout thrs year and the concert The band rs composed of approxlmately sxxty flve members from grades 7 through 12 and 1ts maJor 0bJ6Ct1V6 IS to PIOV1d6 1ts members wrth a better knowledge of MUSIC F1rst Row B Flnzer B Wargan1ch T Kuza R Roblnson R Beggs A Vandale J Rigg Second Row D DeRusha M Ferris J Johnston C Groslck J Wlllrams A Torrence J Dixon J 0 Hanlon P MCK66 FOUIth Row J RODIHSOD C Beggs B H01l1h8h M Oleksak A Hart J Parke V BEIZODSK1 M Warganlch Flfth Row N Garrard N Dumbauld M Opperman H Schmidt J Schall S Hoffman S Bardonner S1Xth Row F DeRusha J L86 G RHYODOVIC J Poupard D FUg8ZZOtt0 J Hanlon A M1hC6f E KRIWOWSKI Seventh Row M Leeper R Muntz D Cable R Schall B McGregor D Nuttall R Beckwlth ' m Third Row: D. Berner, S. Jackson, E. Stahl, N. Andrews, K. Spindt, F. Hentschel .X 'x Flrst Row J LaZaro D Stefanlk R LaZaro C Gllkey P lrghtner Second Row R RODIHSOH M Neelall R DBVIHCCDZO K WIISOD N Wolfe B Sahyadak B Greno Flrst Row R McSwaney R Muntz J Lee D Cabl M Leep r R ee Majorettes The twelve high stepp1ng mayorettes are an added attraction to the band at all the games during football season One of the highlights of their performances at the football games was a very origrnal rout1ne with Hula Hoops In addition to performing at the pep ra1l1es and various parades dUf1Dg the year the lagorettes made an appearance on Channel 11 s Club 11 where they d1d a routine to little BrownJug The maJorettes are chosen from the 10th 11th and 12th grades TW QUHIIIIES on which each grrl 1S judged include appearance tw1r11ng ab111ty scholarship and persona11ty Second Row J Lundy J Pouparq C werle F DeRusha D Fugazzotto C Pettlbo Dance Band Dance Band IS an 1ndependent organ1zat1on of senior hxgh band members wh1ch has func tloned for two years They have done much to br1ghten the musical atmosphere at Hampton through numerols appearances at assemblres and other soc1al events. They are completely self supporting as they play outside engagements to earn money. ,nw Senlor Cho1r The senror cho1r was composed of students of the eleventh and twelfth grades The only requlrements for Jo1n1ng the cho1r were the abilrty to s1ng and enjoy musrc and the w1111ngness to work and part1c1pate 1n the concerts The senror choir particrpated rn the Chrrstmas Easter and sprrng concerts The cho1r has added much to Hampton s musrcal program R Hrbbs J Bruhach A Calderwood C Ladesrc S Gavula Second Row P Allen W Vaughn M Whrtezell C Hrenauer C Smrth I McA111ster N Frredeman G Nasson L Houpt Thrrd Row C Wagner A B1a1r J Lee F DeRusha R Lee N Monrger R Mcswaney C Poff F Kellams FOUIIYI ROW D Neillllall R SIIRWSEI' D AITUI9 M Leeper D Cable J Llmdy First Row: N. McDonald, F. Hrason, L. Ferraro, J. LaZaro, K. Shane, D. Heim, Miss Snyder Girl's Ensemble Ensemble, under the direction of Mlss Helen Ruth Snyder, ls composed of girls who maintain high scholastic standings, ablllty, and enjoy slnglng together. twelve girls have sung at different and social functions throughout the the Forensic Contest, they rated an have vocal These churches year. At excellent. They were lnv1ted to be the guest entertainers at the Blcentenlal Scholastic art awards preview at Kaufman s The ensemble is planning to sing for the veteran s Hospital ln Aspinwall this year Flrst Row B Relher V Guyer J LaZaro A Blair A Calderwood F Hrason Second Row R LaZaro P Morrison M Zlmnowackl F Kellams C Poff L Houpt V w11113lS Boys Chorus The Boy s Chorus under the direction of Mr Robert Sadler dld not partlclpate ln any performances thls year The boys gathered to slng just for fun and to try some barber shop harmony Next year they hope to increase thelr membershlp and Joln actlvely in the choral programs Flrst Rom R Lee D Clark R Taylor R Mcsvaney R Wirth A LaFever T Curran S Johnson R Kopec Second Row G Reynovlch G Moyer M Olecsak A Mlncer F DeRusha J Lee D Fugazzoto J Lundy J Poupard Thlrd Row C Werle J Kendrlck F Penzenstadler D Knuttal M Leeper D Cable R Muntz P Tortorete K Walte D Arture A 7 ,.'0 - , x.,,, . n- -A , , A-faq it .?,4i 47' Mf3.'r7:I 595' m 9th and 10th Grade Cholr The n1nth and tenth grade Cholf w1th a membersh1p of 70 part1c1pated ln all the choral act1v1t1es of the school B8S1d6S thls they presented a speclal program for the Baccalaureate ceremonles on May 24 1959 They also sent representatlves to the JUHIOI Hlgh Chorus Festlval held at Mt Lebanon H1gh School First Row N Andrews D Fulmer B Nltsche E Grubbs L Churllla P Crooks M Lessner B Henning S Wlrth M Snyder C Drummond M Petred1s D Maler K Kretzer G Beggs H Kobert S Skander P Morrlson P Stahl D Wllllams Second Row V Arbuthnot M Ferguson B K11e D Cederberg J Crompton V w11118mS V Hawthorne S Evagast J Fodl K McMullen N Faull C Deal G McCurdy A Is'es S LeJeune D Dryna D LaZaro D Mlller B JCIIKUIS W FOICIIIRII S MUSICK F WIIIK J HOIEICS M PICTCB P R0b1IlSOI1 A SC3.l'lt11l'lg Fourth Row N Sm1th P Nuttall J Guyer E Uhl B Vance W Kaufold C Waite H Shrlner P Tortorete R Smlth J Knlttel N Groslck E Churllla 4' Ah!!-Y 4Lf4g,-54uq,'l. L.'l 9534? Third Row: L. McGahey, M. Zimnowocki, T. Marol, J. Nacey, H. Kopec, J. Siford, R. Taylor, T. Schveppe, 11 ' S 5 P - . . wfhfl. 1' L r..-'1..'1-I, 09060 0 P009 0 063 Sl IEW? 7th and 8th Grade Choxr The purpose of the 7th and 8th grade choir is to enjoy music and to relax through usic The choir learns how to enjoy group singing as recreation They have sung for several concerts at school this year Y 7'-1--' Y A -+- - VY - - Y Y ' 1 T 0 . ,L Qi 34 1 X I . I , e ' ' ' ' m ' . First Row: E. Robinson, L. Peirish, R. Zimnowocki, M. Cain, P. Sarver, C. Thomas, K. Hardt, V. Skander G. Dulacy, L. Sprague, C. Kanonchoff, P. Smith, S. Slford, J. Spring, R. Baine, G. Stefanides. : . , . , . , E. , . ' , . , . , . , . ' , . , . ' , . ' , E. . ' : . , .' , . , D. , . ' , . , . , . . 4 , . ' , . , . , P. ' , . , . ' . . , . , re 14: . 1 Second Row D Thomas F Tupper B Stewart J Robbins P McMann N Magllch D Lindsay Third Row L Strawser B McSwaney P Malr C Heist T L Wylie S Fourth Row J Strawser J Humes D Fifth Row L Kxlner Faulhaber S Webb B P Putze K Kiley D C Maute D Olekszak L Dexl M Hartman S Uhl P McTakey Fritz S Grubbs B J Lyons c Mcoeary Hahha M Salerno W Vaughn Shane P Moniger D Barngrover J Lyons Harrelson S Renwick C Potts G Myers J Cain L Petredls J Jameson S Bergfeld L Baum Sugden Cederberg B Wink S Jackson M McKown J Schmitt V Slagel A Rankin R Betz S McDonald Strall D Anderson F Hart D McMorran Graham B Lynch C Fassbach B Williams Burk S Cadwallader S George C Palka HHIKIRS K Tupper B J Schrey C Mellor N Kaufold J Lokar D Sveetland C Fugazzotto S Miller C Adams A Williams D Brooks D Humes ft? ,Z Km 9 U K, N . ,A-J NNNE J' 1 '9 Q- A., X ' ff' Lain ' K fciaxt V . 'Y-fmsiw JUHIOP VQPSICY Cheerleaders The Junior Vars1ty football and basketball teams were faithfully backed by our J V Cheerleaders These five girls attrred 1h thelr new uniforms not only supported their team but also proved their worth by selling the PIOQIBIS at the varsity football games As experience ls taken UIIO COI'IS1d8l'3t10ll when trying for a varsity cheerleading posltlon the girls usually love up to the senior squad They worked well together as a squad and had a lot of fun ln the process First Row B Henning C Rellck Second Row I Davis B Davls M Deasy Vars1ty Cheerleaders At football gales and basketball gales ln all klnds of leather you llll always see our Halpton cheerleaders cheering our boys on to victory Cheers routines and pep rallies are all created by the girls The IODCY for UD1f0IlS and equlplent ls all earned by the girls themselves by sponsoring certain school 3Ct1VIt18S Pre season tralnlng begins durlng the summer months with practices held twice a week The purpose of the cheerleaders ls to stimulate school spirit and create an interest IH all sports Win or lose our cheerleaders never desert the teal and you will flnd them backlng the boys untll the f1nal whistle blows Flrst Row N Carson T Karcls A Blair Second Row C Mazuran F Kellals McG1bbney J Hanlon 1' 245 , 'r: N- N ' I I P - I -v .. gl 'SA ,I ' I r 1 n I - I 5 Y I I . . , I ,. I ' . f x I I t I jt I - -. K 1 ' ' . A Z . , . , o I -A gg ' ,A, i ' . J AM, , g f 6 C, l x 4 Y - ' . ' ' ' ' 4. f J.-sf f' - 3-f'1' elx. . . v ' ' 5 l.Ef f'f3vx,'fg -, ', , ,7v:H ,IA 'c . 5 , H, 5 1' J' 'gli lv 14.14 9, . wil fb f ' Y 4' L ', fi' n .,,' ' . ,,,' 1 A -1, , .Mes -wry v-H N. -.. N w if W5 ' n ff , :T .wfrXf '1.'-ff'1u-FQ. ,Q ,dw ffl . . . , I Y I . I . , . . f . , . , . . 8 First Row I Schwartz H Schlelden R Arbuthnot D Newlan R Havlak R Huber K Davies E Nuttall T Ferguson Football Hampton WIHS 5 losses 4 For the flrst tile ln the history of our Alla later the first gale was played on the h0le fleld True to the splrlt of the occasion the squad cale through with a rousing 14 6 victory over Bell Avon T e second gale another ln the growing rivalry between the Talbots and Richland ended ln a tight 21 19 victory This set a record ours was the first teal in out 12 years of football to lin the first two gales but this was Just the beginning Before OBKIODI broke our bubble by handing us a 27 6 defeat we defeated East Deer Etna and a weak but deterllnd Asplnwall teal After the loss to OBKIODY the Talbots took three IOYC on the chin losing to Arnold Plul and their last class B gale to Sewlckley Township It was a thrilling and a wlnnlng year and le wlsh lots of luck to our Class A teal next year. HSIPIOH Opponent Bell Avon .Richland East Deer Asplnuall Etna OIKIODI Arnold Plul 0 sewlckley Twp. We new r'x C5 .. ,Qs.'flfQ' Q51 Second Roi: J. Lundy, L. Needhal, E. lllllals, l. Earley, L. Zelgler, T. Yester, R. Sutherland, J. Cover, I l u ' . h 14 8 21 19 20 7 13 12 28 12 6 26 1 12 14 32 27 First Row lr Fridley L Zeigler J Lundy L Needham D Newman R Arbuthnot T Charlton R Havlak Second Row Mr Henne R N111 M Schwartz W Earley T Ferguson R Sutherland E W11118lS K D3V19S T Yester J Cover R ERIC Th1rd Row Mr Farmer1e W Scully J Stefanldes R Tallk C Laskovlch E Francxs E Panza R Needham J Dailey L Semler T Clark Fourth Row D Ferguson V Blackstone T Sanford R Flannagan R Trust L Calhoun L Dleklan T McCarthy J Guyer A Baum G Sutej Flfth Row M Neelan R Foreman D Ziegler D Curran K Schlelden D Ireland E Anstead D Peters L v br I 4 I f f R. Huberfn. Nuttal, nfscfmlemen. ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Second Row G Neelan J Cook R Ferguson A Schwartz Mr Manton Basketball The 1958 1959 season of basketball at Halpton was brought to a close on February 17 with the East Deer gale Looklng back over the season we notice one vlctory and eleven losses On January 16 the teal cane through against Richland our greatest adversory taklng the honors 43 34 The season was not filled wlth victories but it is no disgrace to the team Coached by Mr Manion the boys practiced hard and played as well as they could but the colpetrtlon was very rugged The scores for the season are as follows Hampton Opponent Asplnwall Verona Sharpsburg Richland Plul Etna East Deer Asplnwall Verona Sharpsburg R1Ch13Dd Plul Etna 45 East Deer M' 'A ' 5-5 MET e 1 .o 'J O 4? T .-2 7 u , , I 4 l 1 : 1-1 I . I Flrst Row: C. Werle, F. Macik, W. Zillweger, T. Ferguson. sp ' 57 49 57 38 76 43 34 37 44 24 59 19 40 42 55 44 45 47 61 42 ' 52 56 77 30 44 69 Jun1or Vars1t:y Basketball 'TJ rr-I F1 QFD ff P-1 :rx QQ gi D BU Pi O P40 FD?-4 VIP-' nv- QFD 1 1 EZ FIU! WG HD' P-i QW 'QP-1 FY N mm fb 0 Zo r.::1 nn. rf S'-221 v-o 2 Q 'rl rn v-1 v-1 Av o o BJ O 'U 'U ru H E to :J W L 4-P I' i j ? 3 If j,s Mug? 0 1 F' F5 H rw fi D fn V 4' r'w '1 fi' Rfb -4112 T L.. inn EZ.x5tR Z5-M NW err' FITS! ROW Ml' DOVCY T YESCGI' B N111 K Walfe R Sutherland D AI'CLlI'6 S Johnson J Lundy J POUpaI'd G avlak Second Row R FOI'eIIJaIl F Hatch J Lee K DaV1ES J FEI'I'aCO M Leepel' D Cable R MUHTIZ MI' Ffldley Thlfd ROW A Baum T Maxwell W VaIlC6 E PaIIZa V B1aCKSIOIl6 R L66 J BaIIhO10l118W Fourth ROW T AUSt1I1 A Pexrsh S YaKOV1Ch J Magee J Dally P TOI't0I'6t9 L SSIIJICI' Track Team rack 15 one of the three varsxty sports at Hampton The season starts 1h the last of March or the 9g1nH1Hg of Aprll and IS term1nated w1th the D1str1ct Meet mn the mxddle of May Boys who d1SP1aY ab111fY in runmng or f1e1d sports work hard to make a good showlng at the sxx or seven meets A letter 15 HCUISVCG HS an 1nd1cat1on of 1nd1v1dua1 recogn1t1on at the D1str1ct Meet F7 f : cg :J :LP If n mt:-'rs 1 fn s-' T ef' 4 .., , f . , , , , ,Q . . x 'RM t gi Y T I j . -b W ' -fe, .- 'Q yr ' x J, f M of 1' Aj, l ' ,,j, X 'ef Q -, Cc C ... ..: --- K' -, .s 'j' .L V' IT' ' 1 ggi -Sf. 5 , L is, I ' g. ,- X 4 ., hx 1 v 3 xx xy x ,g 5 8 Q 1 ki F ' nj 3 , .. 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Q43 Senlor Class Ilaw The Senior Class Play thls year was Arsenlc and Old Lace It was presented March 17 and 18 at Hampton audltorlum and was dlrected by Miss Rose Margaret Helnz The play was a farce with an element of mystery and murder added I concerned two elderly ladles whose very peaceful l1Ie was drsrupted by the1r nephew Jonathen a crlmlnal and murderer The two women were pecullar ln that they habltually PO1S0h9d unsuspecting elderly gentlemen Mortrmer another nephew and hrs Ixnanee Elarne added romance to the play The play was a blg success and was well accepted by everyone --, , y E xm .1-:g' e at 'y .fl 9 - W Y J ,.. .gg 4. A l Q A -AN- f A Uv.: . x ,f-' 5 J, - Q II yy! A -X :iw '!.E1,,f1 Y ' me ,pl J , . l T ' '?'fV 5iQ- if . 4-5.55 . . N ,lr . . t , . . E :Eg M3558 . ' , A' -ch A- KZ. fx . . . U J 3 1 rn' X 2 ' . H 1 O. 1 ,v x f I ..- EQ? i Junlor Sen 1or Prom Soft candle lxght trnted flowers and the f108t1Hg stralns of the Don Trlmarke Combo provided a perfect settlng for the JUDIOI Senlor Prom held at the P1tt w11dW00d Club May 1 1959 The color scheme table around the dance pretty blue and whlte The dance floor As the evening drew to by our school of blue and whlte was Caffled out ln blue candles and tlnted carnatlons on each floor DCIICIOUS punch and cookles were served from a table decorated wlth a very aypole centerplece was crowded wlth many beautlfully gowned mlsses and thelr handsomely dressed escorts a close everyone agreed that they would long remember one of the nlcest Proms held N-15' N 'ri 6 QLD Q' . . . . -G 1' . N K -. f' , ffl- D 1 M ,Ap ,E'?,,A,,' I xx X - ' - V A 5 M' ,ul May Queen On Thursday May 7 1959 the annual Spr1ng Choral Festival was held 1h the Hampton High School auditorium The May Queen crown1ng took place xn a sprrng garden setting festooned wlth gay flowers and ferns The EXQUISIIQIY gowned members of the May court were enhanced by the aura created by the equally beaut1Iu11y gowned members of the Choirs One of Hampton s lovellest queens Ruth LaZaro was crowned by Thella Friedeman lember of the 1958 May Court The May Court lelbers attending the queen were Anne Blair James Hunter Patrlcla Parke Philip Pavesi Joan Karcls Tholas Biesinger Kay Greenhouse Fred Wallhausser Jane Smith Wayne Zlllweger Betty Lou Hauser George Barngrover 9. ZZ- : 1 Q L Talbot Staff Since the beginning of the year, the Talbot Staff which IDCIUGES Literary Art and Layout Business and Photography, have combined their talents and efforts to produce a yearbook worthy of the fullest expression of not only the Senior Class and its achievements but the entire school as well Z . ' E , . , . u , ' 2 . . . , - 'D . First Row D Miersch S uavula S Ba m K Cassel J Hutchings D Deveny Second Row B Lancaster S Kreuer J McMonega1 J Smithyman P Anstead Third Row E Marmarosa J Stass K Wilson V Guyer J Krause R LaZaro C Sokach Fourth Row B Lee T Maxwell C Pettl on D Newman D Exchelman J Hunter Absent D Stefanlk L Hollenbeck B Rexher B Hauser A Tesone Th1s has been Student Councll s most product1ve year thus far at Hampton The Counc1l drd much ln the way of adoptlng the new home room and cafeteria programs Prellmlnary arrangements were formulated thrs year for a Forergn Exchange student to be brought to Hampton 1n the near future W were also the host school for the Allegheny County Assoc1at1on of Student Counclls on the 3rd and 4th of Aprrl The conference whlch covered a varlety of subjects proved to be a great success As the volce of Hampton students Student Counc1l has done a fxne 1ob 1n representlng the 1Dd1V1dUa1 ho e l'00llS Pxrst Row L Houpt Hrason R Fassbaugh Needham J Ca n K Davles S Baum J Eckhardt Maxwell V Wyeth R Lee Second Row J Pfrchner J F 1 J Edgar B Dav1s M Pe red1s J Humes S Cadwallader J Hoffman Hatch L Uhl D Cederberg M Neelan C Ireland S Hoffman B Goodrlch J Gaugler B Lynch K Splndt Th1rd Row J Barbary T Yester B Barley K Saylor V W11113mS B Foreman Greenhouse I Nuttall W Ro rer, R. Tobe, R. Beggs, L. Calhoun, S. Polosky, E. Uhl, J. Cover, L. Fran is. Amerlcan Youth Hostel Club The Amerlcan Youth Hostel Club IS a branch of the P1ttsburgh Counc1l of Amer1can Youth Hostels The club sponsored by M1ss Evans took many UIKCS and ChI1Stm3S Carollng canoelng Cllmblng trees durlng the year The purpose of the club IS to develop healthy happy self relxant well lnformed cltlzens by pIov1d1ng the IUEXDCUSIVB educat1onal and recreatlonal outdoor travel opportuntles of hostellng FIFSI Row D He1m R H1bbs I McAll1stor F DeRusha S Gavula M Leeper F Hentschel J Lee K H1bbs S Jackson R LaZaro M Wh1teze1l Second Row C Spreng K WIISOH V Guyer B Sahaydak F Hrason C L8d8S1C P Anstead E Marmarosa A B1a1r Th1rd Row S Webb P ell C Sm1th Ph11l1ps N Wolfe P L1ghtner J LaZaro D DeRusha R Beggs E Anstead R Lee G Teeter Barngrover F MaClK K DHVIES R H3.V13.K T MHXVISI1 J B8.I'th010m6W B McGregor , . , . , . I , . I . , . I . , . .4 ' . A 2 . , . O'N ' , . ' , J. ' ' , . , . ' '. , . I , . , . , . , . , G. Fourth Row: D. Eichleman, R. Wisnlewski, J. Bruhach, R. Talik, E. Williams, I .4' S 1 R 1' t XT , I s H Fm, ge-1 xx be 3' Key Club The Key Club IS prlmarlly a serv1ce organ1zat1on Through servrce aCf1V1tl8S the club trles to develop such qualltxes 1n the members as 1n1t1at1ve leadershlp and honor Membershlp ln the club 1S selectlve Our chapter at Hampton IS only a small fractlon of the natlonwlde brotherhood Flrst Row V Blackstone, R. Lee, D Arture, P Pavesl. Second Row D Fugazzotto, A Pexrlsh, D Cable, M Leeper, lhtrd Row J. Cover, K Davres, T Ferguson, E Nuttall, R Sutherland, G Havlak, B McGregor, J Bartholomew, A. Schwartz, W. Earley, R. Beckwxth, J. Lee, F. Hatch, F. DeRusha. NC, s., I Lf Leaders Club The Glrls Leaders Club IS prlnarlly organ1zed for the purpose of plannlng the glrls athletlc program Chairmen chosen for each sport schedule gales This year the club was active IH p1ay1ng hockey and basketball and ln 6St3D11Sh1Dg eheerleadlng and magorette clubs Flrst Row N Smlthyman N Frledman J Hanlon B Greno K WIISOH J Karcls Carson K Greenhouse J Smlth M O Nell second Row J. Bruhach, L. JONHSOH. P. Llghtner, C. Rhellck, I. Davls, R. Roblnson, R. DIVIHCIHZO, L. Newman, M. Hunkele. J. Crompton, M. O'Nell Third Row L. Rldley, L. Ferguson, R. H1bbS, C. Wagner, P. Allen, B. Klle, V. Arbuthnot, V. Guyer, C. Beggs, L, Hollenbeck. Fourth Row N. Wolfe, J. Phllllps, K. Schoeppner, M, Lessner, L. Clarke, S. Bardoner, B. Holllhan, M. Crompton, D, Stephanlc. Flfth Row I. McAl11stor, D, Helm' C- Slllfll. E. Crompton. Latln Club The Latin Club although a small group has strived to show the classes through pictures and proJects that Latln 11V6S today The1r dexterity and orlglnallty was shown by the projects submltted to the Latin Festlval and the classlcal dlsplays exhibited on the bulletln boards Thelr ultllate goals are enlarging the club and membership ln the Jun1or Classical League Flrst row P Morrlson Second row N Groslck N Smlth M Zlmnowo L Newman CK1 3 . f f , f A ., fe 5 'qw L . J-. Vw A s 'g ? N Q ' .X 'Q q x.. .ll 9 'f 5 ' 1 ,n'r ' f 4l.,4 ,' J-W p 1 ,j 5 fff ' ' , 5 .i . . . . ,Z , L f , I ire , . . x 1' , . 1 f ' I I . , . - , - V - n , . . . . . , I I . : ' I I 1 . ' ' I- ' 9 ' , . , N. , rr v , Q , Llbrary Club The l1brary club performed a very Important serv1ce to our school The members helped to f1le cards arrange attractxve displays and took the year end lnventory All these duties 1ncreased the members knowledge of lrbrary work F1rst row R Wlrth N Horne I Holland A Schnupp P Steckle L Churllla S Adler S Hoover M Opperman Second row M wenx A Felzenburg J Jameson S Bergfeld B WIHK A Isles S LeJeune S Polosky J Kreuer P Crooks L1 brury A1dS Front table J Beismenger K Bagaley S Jochll J Bagaley V Skander R Zimnovackl E Robinson J Spreng P Robinson N Andrews Second row slttlng M Wenk N Pings M Arndt K Randall Thlrd row slttlng D DeRusha E Gaugler J Costello C Ruetschl J Robbins C Babbxtt N Magllch P McMann C Dlckey R Balne L MacDonald M FEIIS A Vandale Standxng A Isles N Hatch S Nesblt C HCISI J Cataldo L Wylle A Bartholomew B Washburn P Thompson J Schrey B Fugazzotto J Lancaster E Churllla J Kreuer J Suppers R Betz T Kerr P Crooks D Olekszak V Rlvers N Groslck S Adler P Steckle N Horn I Holland P Feehan D Watenpool S Polosky R Wxrth 4 ', , 1 : . , . I ' I ' I . , . , . I ' I ' 2 . , . . . , . . p 1 , , . . : . , A 3 , ..- . ' , . , . A , . , . . H I . . . , . , . K7 ' A . ' , . , . l 1 I . . ,' n , ' l I ,' . ' ' ' . . , - , . , . , . , . , . , . . , . , . I ' I ' D . , . H , . , . I ' I ' I In -1 ,. 41' , ' ' ' ' ' ' .. ' Y. - e, 1 'ijt A . , . , . b enkxggi- , . , .V , L Iwtgw-W . '12 I S. Hoover, J. Walsh, T. Hltchman A li-WNAQXJ - sg n I 3 , ' A . . , . -- I 6 - l -. - 'Q L, - Q EH ' 5 V ' . I 4 . 'if f , Z - ' . - .Q - . Q 4.5 . f 'xe.fyf - , . , . , - I ' 4? lj .Eff . , . . - ylnfj V - ll., : . E , . , . , , , 1 -'A . , . . . , . , . , . , . . , National Honor Society Our chapter of National Honor Society is sponsored by Mrs. Wright. Membership is based on outstanding achievements in scholarship, leadership character and service This year twenty two new members were inducted into the society The goals of this society are to raise the scholastic standards of Hampton and to make students realize the value of academic education In the future the society plans to administer a scholarship fund and to broaden the area of service in the school First Row F DeRusha P Parke D Cable Second Row S Gavula S Baum T Karcis J Rivers J Krause J Schall A B air ,,4 , , e A725 Nature Club The Nature Club sponsored by Mr Kellar and Mr DeFrance has done much to instruct its members in the ways of the woods The goal of the club is to acquaint its members with natural phenomena This year the club conducted a series of committee reports on a variety of natural subjects The club is planning various field trips to Allegheny National Forest lirst Row F Tupper B Austen MacDonald J Strawser D Stone M Smith D Bubenheim J Shields L A Hart Second Row R Talik K Schlebden G Hallock R Opperman D Huber T Sanford J Bartholomew H Schleiden R Wisniewski E williams T Austin T Charlton E Karwowski Third Row R Muntz R Ramsey J Jones G Raynovlc A Baum J McM11len J Petredis R Dreier L Blackburn 1, 5 1 n - N X ' ' 1 1 N, . 5 ' A - ' qt EM. ' 0 I V V I . ' ' . 1- , g ...- l.. A C .L, I . , . , . . ' I . , . , . ' , . , . , . , . 1 . N , . - . y ' ' : . 4 , . A , - 5 . , . l , . , . , . , . , . 5, ,f l , . . f ' Q- A l A -- - ' , , . . , . ' - , . , . , ' ' I I ' V A U 1 o R' . . . , ' . . ' ' -N 1 2 s ' , X , - . . . X l'J , ' - . 3, ' ' 1 ' 1 U ' V n ' I ' p ' 4 ' ' ' 1 9 1 , . A - 1 , . . 1 : A h ' cv: , 3 Q - 5' ? , 1' ' 1 'U JUHIOF H1gh SCICHCS Club Readrng Club The Readxng Club sponsored by Mrs Wrlght has twenty s1x members At the beglnnlng of the year each of these members bought a book and all the books were pooled for lendrng purposes The club had fifty n1ne books whlch were g1ven to 1ts members at the end of the school year The goals of thls club are to broaden the scope of understand lng of lts members and to learn how others thlnk and 11ve 1n present tlme Flrst Row L Houpt L Abramovlc E Marmarosa P Anstead C Lad6S1C J LaZaI0 N McDonald Second Row S Baum A Blalr N Fr1edeman B Cocks B McGregor C Murphy P Parke R LaZaro R Messmer J R1vers N GYOSICK J Hughes N Garrard S Gavula Sponsored by Mr Pantuso the JUHIOI Hlgh sclence Club s objectives are to encourage and stlmulate lnterest ln all phases of science blology physlcs and chemistry Proper laboratory procedure and correct sclentltxc terms are emphasized Leadership 1n this club IS provided by 1ts three capable ofileers Harold Rolls pres John Parke V P Steve Rodenbaugh Sec treasure First Row T AIIODS D Vlrglnla S Schrey G Maute D Watt L Torrence J Sttllwagon K McClelland Second Row J Parke A Gatz G Jones H Rolls D Barlow F Westhott W Humes A Baum M Wessell B Slith D DeRusha A Vandale I I I I, . i , I - . 'tp 5 ' t ,Nw , , F I Z, - K I wx ' ' , . ' A ' ' 4' ' xx: - A Q ' ' : . , . ' . V , . , . , . , . . ' I . , . ' , . , . , . N . - , - Q . . V , . , . . , . , . a I I ' V ' Z ' . ' , . ' Z . .2 . . 4 y - n ' F V ' 1 0 , . , ' 1 ' I ' I . , , 1 sv, ' ., -. - . - , . , 0 1 A ' I ' I ' v ' . - 5 1 , a , - ' ' V' , . . cgi - - f, ,sag X ,j.x. lkii .' in Q A. -J X .L wmv: if Camera Club Perhaps you have been wondering why people have been snapping all those pictures around school. Well, it is the Camera Club's job to take pictures of all social events which take place at Hampton. The club also develops, enlarges, and prints the pictures. The Camera Club is dedicated to giving members every photographic experience and opportunity to learn about both the camera and the development of pictures. First Row: J. Knittel, M. Wessel, D. Humes, H. Klingenberg, A. Gatz, B. Humes. Second Row: J. Schmitt E. Stanley J. Shrum D Virginia C Babbitt S Schrey B Sahaydak P Tortorete P Callen Drama Club The purpose of drama club is to provide stage experience for students at Hampton and also to provide entertainment for the school and the community This year the drama club presented an original skit depicting the history of Hampton Township for the local P T A Seated N Andrews Standing J Pfxschner D Miersch C Unferdorfer S Martin M Snyder 1-Q1 Future Teachers Of America l This club, under the guidance of Mr. Varnum, dxscussed the good and bad points of the teach1ng career. During the year the club took several one day trips to colleges in the area Its members also got the chance to spend ar enjoyable day wlth several of our elementary teachers to recall how elementary teachlng d1ffers from hrgh school teach1ng F T A emphasrzes the lmportance of the teacher 1n our Amerrcan l1fe today .N Flrsr Row P MCK96 P Callen N Mcnonald of f 1 WhlE9Z8l1 S Baum J LHZZIO , Second Row D W1ll1ams R LaZaro A Bla1r M l N' I Parke M Dauber P Sta 1 Geography Club Geography Club was prlvlleged th1s year to conduct the assembly program Around the World for our EVRIUZIIOH week thus furtherlng lts goal promote a better understand1ng of the people s world Durlng the year t e members constructed projects for the Western Pennsylvanla Geography Show an for the summer are plannrng a frve day tour of Eastern Pennsylvanra F1fSt Row L Fullerton D Dryna K Kretzer N McDonald D Anderson L Dlel J Hoffman J Hughes L Zlegler ' L A 1 1 M Warganrch F Hentschel L Uhl N Hatch D DeRusha L Torrence D Malr J Dlxon Second Row J FOGI M Snyder Patnode C Drummond P McKee J RODIHSOH A Barthololew M Opperman T Marol D W1ll1ams B W1l11amS C He1st Rlgg Washburn Th1rd Row B LeMay J Cunnrngham R M1chael R ED16 Noah w1dd1ng A CIOIII Bell McCarthy R Schrrner E Uhl M Schwartz R Vance D Zlegler N I -ian 1.- I V U . . . . 33. -4 ,, 'I I I ' I- X1 c J ' 'N ,X + , , K 1 ' . . . aff N Qt. ' ' ,D . I, . '. ' ,, ,N K 7 Q-,-el I . ' A , . , . I , 33 lr1' ,Q - ' 14 ',, . . . 'Ito I . ' ' ' . ' h . ' ' , fl, ' --f -AY A-Y--W-'WA-'-ff-v-' 1,-,'- Av 74- pi, 41 . ' '. I . I I A ' , P 0 P fx N. Garrardi L.'McGahey,'S. D is ix.: , Ji i 'B I T . I I . '- 611' n I Y 5 Y IX ' A I .. l A T w , M f 'I - R ', I R 3 . A- Q , , J 4. -1 J. ,F .4',.' ', ' 71 I, , A ' ' S. ,T. , . ' ' ,P L ' U ' X f L s x X11 Ea if - r A ' f 2' T' ' ' Q! Hampton1an The Hamptonlan staff, under the dlrectron of M1ss BUfCh1Rht1 and Mrs Daugherty was responsrble for publ1sh1ng Hampton s monthly newspaper The Hamptonran Along wxth the club sponsors and edltor 1n chref Mary Jean B1l1s they strove to promote the fundamentals of good reportlng In the future they w1sh to constantly 1mprove therr work Seated D Peters H Beverage M B111s J Rxvers C Dxxon J Pfrschner F Mazzr lst row standrng C Rel1ck N Andrews S Jauber E B1llS 2nd row standlng R Fassbach S Korlka E Anstead E Penzenstadler J Ph11l1pS C Spreng F Hatch K Schoeppner C GIOSICK D06 H1SCOFY Club one of the marn endeavors of the Hlstory Club was the presentatron of Spotllght on Pittsburgh an assembly program cammemoratrng Plttsburgh s BICEHIEHHIHI celebratlon The club took 1ts annual tr1p to New York Cxty where lt toured the Unlted Natrons bu1ld1ng and the srghts of New York F1rst Row C Mazuran S SISK 3 Braun S Gavula B Beckw1tr X Blarr V Rlvers M Wh1te el A Calderwood C Gllkey Second Row K Shane L Ferrart B Sahaydak C Stenzel F Bardello M Tryon S Johnson A Tesone J Lee F DeRusha Thlrd Row P Morrison J IaZaro L Abramovrc C Poff I Krngery C Mays N Gros k Cushxng P. Anstead . Wallhauser F. Hatch R. McSwane, T' IJ. Arture K. Waite R. Suther ard : Deasy. Fourth Row: P. Feehan J. N ah '. McGregor R. Ferguson D. me man R. Havlak D. Cable C. Vettlbon K. Davles D. Pet rs . Leeper B. Cocks N. Smith ' Zlmnowocki F. Kellams. ' AIISIEKG F. MHZZQI A. SChW8.fIL Jun1or H1gh F H A The accomplrshments of the Jr Hrgh F H A are very closely Knrtted w1th the1r ma1n aim of Decomlng better homemakers of tomorrow through PTONOIIOH of such character traits as leader sh1p co operatlon and socla b1l1ty Earning the1r Jun1or lomemaker s degree was and will be the lalh concern of the xembers every year FIYSI Row L Pelrlsh S JOCh1m J Brown D Beggs J Buswenger K Kretzer D Dryna J Kulbackl K McMullen T Petredls N Flrck Second Row C Zimmerman L Coo er J Kerr L Smrth B1v1ns K Hlbbs Crowmlller J Cataldo S Abramov1c S V1c1c C Dlckey C Babbltt B Fugazzotto J Frrtz J Suppers K Randall 5.110 2,2 u :X- 4N- alia .J ed. ri! b6H1OF Hlgh F H A The ma1n ldeal of the SEDIOI Hlgh F H A 1S to help each Third Row N Faull D M111 I glrl lmprove her personal fam1ly and communlty 11v1ng by P Thompson B Ferguson M helplng each one galn a better understandlng of herself her Ferguson D Sweetxand F famrly and the people IH the world about her Thelr maxn N P1ngS S Nesblt J Braddock Brnclc S Strrtzlnger S Flowers C Davrs M Potts accompllshment th1s year was an 9Xh1b1t at the State Far Show L Fassbach 1n Harrrsburg whlch won a forty dollar prlze The F H A summer workshop at Penn State w1ll be attended by two g1f1S ax :s '-1 lid i Flrst Row W Vaughn B Lancaster N Maute S Kreuer P Glannon J Krause N Smlth J HUtCh1hgS M Farmerle Second Row S Zlrrnger B Frederlck P Selbert J Frederrck J McNeal N Lyons Stass D Deveny McMone al M Hunkele S Martrn J Orluske L Ferguson N Yea er . 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' Qs ' :: v ' - ' ' , 'if v f711M- 4, 5 . . . i fs , P iq Patti Parke - Associate Editor ,, :fa,uQTi 9' 0,'Q' F - 17' at 24 P : Ahh N qxit 1 , t -ya- ' . - .K Q X X -as . .iaa,a' 'Q' 'K 'b ,xwf x I -M'V ! Shrrley Adler Phyllls Anstead Robert Arbuthnot Davrd Arture Lynn Bablc Pat Bardoner George BQIDQIOVCY George Barr Susan BRUN Thomas B1es1nger Larry Blackburn Anne Bla1r Ralph Brown Dav1d Cable Nancy Carson Kay Ann Cassell Thomas Charlton N1na Coll1er Eleanor CIOMPCOD Mary Ellen Crompton Forbes DeRusha Darlene Deveny ROSEMBIIE Drersch Davrd Elchelman Mary Farmerre Glenn Flxck Larry Fllck Robert Foreman Barbara FYHYSIEF Jacqueline Freder1ck Davld Fugazzotto Shirley Gavula SENIOR ACTIVITY Home Ec 9 HISIOIY Club 9 Drama Club 11 Student Llbrarian 9 Cho1r 9 11 Student Councxl 9 H1story Club 11 12 Hostel Club Glrls Chorus 9 Football 9 10 11 12 Basketball 10 11 12 Nature Club 11 12 Football 9 10 Track 12 Key Club 11 12 Senlor Play 12 Cho1r Boys Chorus 12 Intramurals 11 12 Football 9 10 S1lV9ISl1IhS 9 10 11 Glrls Basketball 9 10 Cheerleader 9 10 11 Leaders Club 9 10 H1story Club 10 Home Room Off1C9I 12 Intramurals 9 10 11 12 Football 9 10 Drama Club 11 Hostel Club 12 Intramurals 11 Drama Club 12 10 11 12 11 Readlng Club 11 12 Intramurals 11 9 10 11 H1story Club 11 12 11 Cholr 0 10 Cheerleaders Club 9 10 11 Talbot 12 Cho1r 9 10 Student Councll 9 10 11 12 Natlonal Honor Socrety 11 12 H1story Club 10 Drama Club 9 10 Home Ec Club 9 10 Readrng Club 12 Future Teachers Club ll 12 Football 9 10 11 Sllversmith 9 10 11 Nature Club 12 Cho1r 9 10 Nature Club 12 Girl s Basketball 9 10 Cheerleader 9 10 11 12 Leaders Club 9 10 11 Cheerleaders Club 9 10 11 Talbot Edltor 12 Cho1r 9 10 11 12 Future Teachers Club 9 10 11 12 H1story Club 10 11 12 Class offrcer 10 11 Nat1onal Honor Soclety 11 12 Ensemble 11 12 Hostel Club 12 May Court 12 Readrng Club 10 11 Senlor Play 12 Cho1r 10 Stage Crew 9 10,11 12 Track 11 12 Key Club 10 11 12 Talbot Staff 12 Drama Club 9 Nature Club 12 Talbot Edxtor 12 Cho1r 12 Band 9 10 11 H1story Club 10 11 12 National Honor Society 11 12 Hostel Club 11 Intramurals 11 12 Dance Band 11 12 G1rl s Basketball 9 10 Cheerleader 9 10 11 12 Leaders Club 9 10 11 12 Cheerleaders Club 9 10 Hamptonran Staff 12 Talbot Staff 12 Home Ec Club 9 Home Room Offlcer 9 Intra urals 12 Talbot Staff 12 Sen1or Play 12 H1story Club 12 Football 9 10 11 12 Track 9 10 11 12 Intramurals 11 12 G1rl s Basketball 9 10 11 Leaders Club 9 10 11 12 Cheerleaders Club 9 10 11 Talbot Staff 12 Home Ec Club 9 10 Home Room Officer 11 12 Intramurals 9 10 11 12 Glrl s Basketball 9 Leaders Club 9 12 Cho1r 9 10 Drama Club 9 Intramurals 9 10 11 2 Leaders Club 12 Cheerleaders Club 9 Cho1r 9 Drama Club 9 Intramurals 12 Key Club 10 11 12 Talbot Staff 12 Talbot Editor 12 Sen1or Play 12 Choir 12 Band 9 11 12 H1story Club 10 11 12 Nat1onal Honor Soclety 10 11 12 Nature Club 10 Hostel Club 10 11 12 Football Manager 12 Basketball Manager 10 11 12 Dance Band 11 Sclence Club 9 Readlng Club 11 Talbot Staff 12 Choir 9 10, Home Ec Club 11 12 Drama Club 9 G1rl s Basketball 11 12 Cho1r 9 10 11 12 H1story Club 12 Class 0fflCEI 9 4Germany5 Intramurals 12 Nurses Ald Talbot Staff 12 Camera Club 11 Hostel Club 12 Talbot Staff 12 Home EC Club 12 Home Room Offrcer 11 12 Golf Club 9 10 Usher 11 12 Parklng Crew 11 12 Hall Patrol 11 Nature Club 12 Golf 9 10 Basketball 9 10 Track 9 10 11 12 Cholr 9 Student Councll 9 Stage Crew 9 10 Home Room Off1CeI 12 Class Off1CeI 10 11 Football Manager 11 12 Leaders Club 12 Band 9 10 Hockey Team 12 Home Ec Club Drama Club 9 Key Club 11 12 Senror Play 12 Band 9 10 11 12 History Club 10 Home Room Orrrcer 12 Class Officer 12 Nat1onal Honor society 12 Boys chorus 12 IHIFBNUIHIS 11 12 Cheerleader 9 10 Leaders Club 9 10 11 Halptonlan Staff 9 10 11 HBIPIODIBH Edltor 10 Talbot Staff 12 SCDIOI Play 12 Cholr 11 12 Home EC Club 9 History Club 10 11 12 Home Room Officer 9 10 11 National Honor Society 11 12 Reading Club 11 12 Hostel Club 12 1 , ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , . 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