Hackley School - Annual Yearbook (Tarrytown, NY)

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MUST CIIILIJISII DAVID IYICS Com-1-:R Hf,'U0l7 1J1l1'l',' SYRACUSIC, N. Y. 1f11I4'1'.'rl, F1111 of 19.23 Raymond Club: Club lfuutbrxll, '24, '25, '26: Club Soccer, '25, '26, Hockm 7 7 Squad, '24, '25g Club lizlsm-bull, '--lg ,1iI'llL'lC Squad, '25, '..6g Glu- Club, '25, '26': rchcsrrzx, 'Z-1-5 IJ2ll'lCCI1ll1! Cummittcc-, '24, l'mpcrty :XlZlll21UC1' uf lJI'1lIU11Il-Q ub, '26, Ifzzrklry lioz1rd, 25, Munzxging liditur, '26. A 'N 28

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26 Mosl' SUPIIlS'l'lC'A'l'lCll ROGER Foss H1fOgU VVHITE PLAINS. N. Y. lillfl'lY'll, fall of 192.3 Rnylnond Club, Vice-Plwsidellt, Q65 Club lfuutlmll, '23, Squad, '24, '25' Club sketlmll, '24, '253 'llrzlck Team, '24, '25, '26: Stags' Crew, '2-lg Drzxm:xtlclClu 3 Usher, '25. 30