Hackley School - Annual Yearbook (Tarrytown, NY)

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JOHN ANDREW NAIRN FEA KKFiH7? KKJ'aCk77 Scarsdale, N. Y. Harvar . ct HC it ei. .M Jfkcta l iii Jack is known to his Classmates as the dramatic member of the Butt Hole team of which he is a very prominent sup- porter. Whenever the daily bull session begins in the nether region so popular to the senior class, John is sure to be on hand to relate a few European experiences. To him, money is a mere detail and the rumor is that he owns several mints. Although Fifi has been only semi-prominent in athletics, he makes up for this loss by being the life of the Senior's party. Women always have been a problem to John and we hope that they won't be his Waterloo at Harvard next year. Entered 1937 Goodhue, Tennis 1. Page eighteen 6 Q VQJQ7 RQ SQC1ufS0bukQ I

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vA1x HOWARD BEARD ELLSWORTH cspoprn Irvington, N. Y. New York University H 6 'l 03 f jbbcfl TJW One of our more studious day boys, Howard has shown a serious determination to gradute this year with a good re- cord. Although the Ellsworth Algebra System is a bit of a mystery tohis masters, Pop has done quite Well in his last year. Anything shiny or intricate holds a fascination for him, and he is usually seen sporting three or four pins, but- tons or badges at one time. Although forced out of track both this year and last by physical incapabilities, he's an excellent miler and will do well in college if he keeps practicing. How- ard is without doubt the acme of neatness and methodism. He wore out one automobile in a year by overpolishing' it and if he doesnlt slow up, will duplicate himself on his second. New York University will be Howard's next stop, and after two years there, he will transfer to Pensacola Naval Base. QQQHZD MMU 5q10Qj',,,k' 19071, C Entered 1935 NL X , Goodhue, Football Squad 3, Raw Od i ,Ml Hockey Squad 1, Soccer Squad 2, Team 1, Track Squad 2, Dance Committee 1. Page seventeen

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DANIEL PHILIP ' FLANIGAN K6Dan99 K6Dan91!9 Pawling, N. Y. Business School JW? i g4wlifffrffl'WW HM Nw N f W fab,-'EO OJ! Dan is the polite listener of the smoking boudoir and when the diurnal siege of tall stories gets under way, he fills up his pipe and lets the breeze go by. Wherever there is swing, there may be found Mr. Flanigan. In his three years at Hackley, he has been a most popular figure to everyone save the Pawling lad who lost his shirt to Dan in last year's baseball tilt. Dan has been captain of baseball for two con- secutive seasons and it has often been said that he would rather play ball than eat. Next fall he plans to enter busi- ness school and if in a few years he is not playing third base for the Giants, we can surely find him beating it out on the drums for Mr. Benjamin Goodman. L5 'Uma X Entered 1935 . 5 QVC Football Coeff. 2, Basket- :lx rl ball Coeff. 2, Baseball Team 3, ,N I so Af fCaptain '37, 'ssy U Ffxiklx .1 1, T - X' Page nineteen