Hackley School - Annual Yearbook (Tarrytown, NY)

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Mosr V1aRsA'1'1L11-W1T'1'I1as'1'-Mosr OR1o1NA1. I-IARo1,o CAM1-1a1c1,1. ADAMSON Hal LARCHMONT, N. Y. Ezzterwl, Fall of 1923 Raymond Club, Club Soccer, '24, '25, lb I2lll2ljI,t'I' of Baseball, '26: Glee Club '24, '25, '26, Dramatic Club, '2-lf, '25, '26, President, '26, Harklvy Board, '25 Sports Editor, '26, Editor-in-Chief of ANNU.AI,, '26. 18

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CQUIHIESI jouN CLARKE BRAYToN Hfmkn HJ.C.Bf' CLEVICLAN D, OHIO Entrrrzf, Fall of 1923 Goodhue Club: Football Squad, '23, Team '24, '25, Captain, '25g Basketball Squad, '24-: Track Squad, '24, '25, '26, lN'IanaQgc'r, '26, Stage Crew, '24, Secretary of Athletic Association, '26, Head Usher, '26: Secretary of Class, '24, l25, '26g Editor of ANNUAL, '26, llarklwy Board, '25, '26, Managing Editor, '26, 20