Hackley School - Annual Yearbook (Tarrytown, NY)

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BRlGll'l'IiS'l'-lNlUS'I' l'uvi'i,A1i-IJUNIQ Mosi' FUR HAQ'K1.liX' BEST A'1'i1LE'1'i4: Ramsar LI. CARR Bob Bobby PRINCETON, N. ,l. .Ellfl'I'l'If, 191111 of 1921 G rmmm dllllt' Club: S ccre tarv of Class, '22, '23, President, '24, '25, '26, Student Council, '22: Club lfmmtbzill, '21, '22, Squad, '23, Team, '24, '25, Club Basketball, '22 '23, Squad, '24, Team, '25, '26, Captain, '26, Club Baseball, '22, '23, Team, I7 l ' '2-ll '25, '26, Dramatic Club, '25, '26g Usher, '2-l-g Glee Club, ..5, 263 Decorating Committee. '24, '25, '26, 24

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MUST l,l141c1,Y TU 5l'c'c'1Q1cn 5 RIUIIARIJ W11.Mo'1' CuMs'1'oc'K 'fm-k NEWARK, N. Y. E7Ift'I'l'1f, 1 r1ll of 1922 c30lJdllllC Club, x'iCC-Ij'l'CSidC'Ilf, '26: Qluh Footbzlll, '23: Club Basketball, '23, S'quz1d,.'25, 'l'c'znn, '26, Truck Squad, '2-I-, Tcaxn, '25, '26, Captain, '26: Tennis Lhzlmpmn, '24, '25, Durkcning CKlH1Illiffl'Q', '25, '26g Usher, '26: Business Mzlnugvr of 11f1l'A'll'j', '25, '26, IXNNUAI, Board, '26, 26