Hackley School - Annual Yearbook (Tarrytown, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1952 volume:

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CLASS OF 1952 Although somewhat smaller in numbers than the classes which have immediately preceded you into the fold of alumni you yield nothing to them in quality Indeed the fact that 'the men of '52 were few' has given each of you n larger opportunity to play a responsible 'part in the life of the school This has helped you and Buckley I believe It has given you A tyue of training' which is vital,lf our democratic way of life is to survive Ho democracy can succeed if its citizens shirt their responsibiliti s By handling well Jobs annronrlate to your age here in school you have learned by experience what makes democracy 'tick 'his should benefit not only you but your fellow men as well I urge you to go out and make us proud of you Sincerely ZW fmfzzf- Frank H. Miller ylmje Headmaster 9 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY IRANK R NIILIIR AB Wflllllxm IUN 'THIODORI Head ot Arts Department Beaux Arts Ammnx I XVAIBIR Head of LAIIFLIJPL Delurtment LLD UI1lXCfSlfy ot Munbter CAPT CHARLls M Kun ja USNR M.1them.1tlex BS Ul1lXLfSIty ot Marne Rom RI W B1 NNI 11 Business M lnaeer B 9 Prlneeton M B A H,1rx trd IMXRINCI W Nlxxlu Dnrettor ot Alumni Relttlons A 15 Han lrel Xllll Cl x SWIIIISII A B A M New Xork bnnersm MM Riel H Llrxnsfn Reeent ot Dormntones Head ot h1.ifhLlTldllLS Department Ml Stexens Institute ot Technology IIINI M Cn QMrx Wnllnarn C Cnllumj I.lbr.1rl.1n A B Wllllartuette Ul1lXCfilty B L S Columbia P ug Anim R N lxllxm Sucmc AB Cornell LMMNU P BlIllIR Director ot Sthool Citizenslnp M 1tl1cm.1tits B S Hamilton KENNETH C. MAQARTHUR, jk. Head of Social Studies Department A.B., Bard A.M., Clark WALTi5R R. MiTc1Hiil.L Dean of Students Mathcmatits B.S., University of New Hampshire lSm'i'H G. BflI'I'lQHlil.l. fMrs. Walter R. 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E ffpfg' ' x ' -X Y il X CLASS N the l all of IUI6 twenty-four helpless little waifs stumhled up the awesome hilltop to enter through the hallowed portals to he and find friends. ln lllls one leature. if in no other. they were suttessfulrf exery one. One quarter of this group tontinued along the ohstatle tourse and finished in varying degrees of glory. l or those souls who managed to last there is a feeling of triumph as they reath the final day of prep sthool. hut also there is .i feel- ing of nostalgia when they rememher the past years. Tuff ffm. ld! Io flgliz--Stearns. XX'ininger. Kearney. Mehathe. W'eaxer, Vfilson. Russell, Petersen. Morrison, Boon. Allen. Mlddlt mu Kappler, Sanhorn. Carrttll. l,mt-li. Murray. XY'arin4i1. Xwehster. Vernes. Rtihenstm. Bfflxffm mu-Cliaiet. da Cluna. Athanassoulas. Rahimiw, Bishop. Km-nigsherger. Alvarez. Kwan. SENIOR CLASS OlflflCQliRS Let! fu 7l.Qlll7XX'.ll'I'lHjl, Setretarxp N.iLKenzie. Prcsitlt-ntg Ruhinsun, Vite-President. HISTORY ln I9-46 the twenty-four hegan the ordeal of losing friends along the way. only to pitlx up more as fall rolled around again eath year. Viyidly rememhered are the days spent under the reign of Mr. D.. the little man with the per- forated sneakers, This fatt enahled him to perfett the noiseless approath when stalking his quarry. This era tould be summed up as tops and roh- hers days, as we found ourselyes pitted against the greatest of all sandal hunters. Howexer. this may he tonstrued as persiflage. for attually there was another side to Mr. Dexter whith was kind. 17 willing to help and understanding Henee it was with deep regret that the Class ot 1957 watehed one ot the laying symbols of Haekley spirit go down the hilltop tor the last time as a master The freshman year saw many new taees in the line up Most ot these were able to struggle through and form the greater y art of the gradu ating elass This year w as spent in trying to keep ot the way of seniors anl in lo ng al e nee ions with the little fellows in the Lower Sehool bophomore means wise fool 'lhe seniors said we were wise guys and the laeulty said we were fools But we didnt let this go to our heads and so most of us were able to pass another hurdle in our eourse 'Ihe yunior year was quite an experienee Mr D w as said to be the greatest sandal hunter We had better qualify that by adding in the Lower behool 'Ihe regulations imposed in the Lower Sehool were mild compared to those on the unior Corridor As our sagaeious friend Punehy Paul y t it o aptly We eoulel hardly begin to pound on th walls belore we were pouneed on This was the year before greatness tor in the spring we assumed the rems ot Haekley to guide it where we would Our drner was to be George Bishop The senior elass w as handieapped by the gradu ation ot ses eral of Haekleyfs outstanding athletes 'lhis left a break in the spirit whieh normally inhabits a sehool sueh as Haekley and to eounter att this many steps were taken by our elass to win o e ie se 1 o e lee ias taken strides torw ard as there is agreater amount ot ettieieney in the administration due to numer s ehanges mate tn 1 s s a t it he ball lr re 'Ilie aw ot yer er a rel to th C ot 1957 to earry on and eontmue from where our story ends New groups were organxzed by our lass in fields where we lelt there was a gap One ol these was the Debating Club whieh shifted inter seholastte eompetition from the athletie held w hieh is its usual plaee to the speakers plat orm 'lhen there was the Senior Honor Couneil or ganized to attatk one of the weaker spots in Haekley This was a definite sueeess in the eyes ol all as the offenses were redueed immeasurably 'lllls was mostly a year ol hard work both in athleties and studies Howeyer there were mo ments of relaxation and amusement Memorable dates for all seniors must inelude the Riserdale football game the Stearns Loyely debate the Rosemary Hall danee the Drew danee the Senior Prom and last but far from least Dune s Birth day Party Hour our Poor Man s Lassie keeps go mg is the best known endorsement for Hadaeol Certainly we eannot lease out one ot the most attempted This was that erusade of that ehampion of the People Boy. banborn who dared to dety the greedy monopolistie aetions of that oetopus of trusts the burtaee Transportation Company Also to be ineluded in new additions to the Haekley program was the Woodelioywpers Crew Many tellows spent short afternoon hours dis eoxering new ways to break Mr Slaelers axes and sledgehammers 'Ihe name was ehanged nn the winter to Ski and Skate mostly to add i ariety and partly to relieye the interiority eomplex some tellows were getting The Class ot 1951 will always remember this their outstanding season and in parting they wish all sueeeeding elasses the best ot luek in all they uneertake May the erown ol sueeess ht them as s it fitte 1 , I 'D A v 1 v - ya V V. 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' ' iel l' ' 2 - ' ' ' Y V Q ' is n o ' . how-ex ' . .anl it Anains i r e' ,lass well al i i 'sl Uh. 18 iioiui XX Bisnov jonx W Hfxesik qw' org. ohn sidtnt tt S hoo unity f 1 nei C rri mitor 1 Soeeer 's 1 1 H1e U Kll KILL U I L oirel of De ieons Hun 1 n s 1 Pennsy 1 1n11 George elme o the Hilltop in his sophon ore year to he 1nd hnd 1 friend George is one ot the outsttndints, titizens on tl1e etxmpus lllll NK IS eleeted president of the Student Body On the athletie held George distinguished himselt in soeter As llr 1s the stholastie .1speet goes he is 1n outsttndny, stude11t 1nd is llxmys on llll honor list Bieho .ls he is known throughout sehool also exeels in e:1tr1eurr1eul1r ietnities He is the editor ot the Hull 1 the sehool s literary migazrne mo ii tor ot the junior corridor 1nd yhotoertpliy editor el ee l esie tnt l Se 11111 1 fuss iuntry es 1 try C I1 1 ttee l W ii s ohn ueumulated 1 fine reeord during his l11lt dozen se 1so11s If Hleleley lor hrs ll7l ity ot le.11 er s1l1 1111 OLllNllllklllll2, LIllLC.l1Nlll 1 TL NN ls e ettet Xl e p esident of the sehool ohn is A seliolar and lthlete ln sports ohn extels in erOsseOul1try wrestling lllel trule As 1 stutent 1 s e s el1l L 1 e ol1n olten goes to the y leht eluh in CJSNIITIILL xx here he enyoys his tnorite sport s11ll1o1t1n5, 1 is interested in itt e 1r e to ee 1 1 LllSN ot 11 en Il e 1 eess there and vshereyer l1e goes .1tter1x,1rds it wr is ' , C -2 .a . 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HAM Buux Em AR B CAHN JR JAMIN MILHAI L Cannon In Ne Mllse 'lrnek 4 Cxlee Club 4 Dlal 4 leneh Ned who l0ll1CLl us after 'I-l1.1I'llsSglXll12., hrs estab lxshed lnmself is one of the aetne sensors Ned eame to Haeleley from Greenwleh Conneetneut He was gnen a leadmy., role In the Haeleley produetlon of Ilu MIL 14111 Ned has gotten many ids for the Dial No lazy man rn the elassroom he h 18 marntamed 1 hugh standlng desplte the dliheulty of enterme, llxele ley durmg the sehool year A little known faet about Ned lb that he ls the possescor ot a pnlots llecnse He rs also a member of the I-laelsley Glee Club and Oetet The semor elass wlshes Ned all the luel. rn the world ln whateyer he wlll do mnmunlly Clillflell 5 Futtbrll -1 H linsk ll lhseball 1 Board of De leons 3 Chapel Cennmnttee 6 blee rw it Oelet 3 Wfislmrnetern and llns ns Nlllee Carrolls seyenth year it Haeleley Dunne these years blllse has played on the Upper and Lower belmool football teams Last yerr Mike w ls a member ot the undefeated football team Mrlee who huls from Columbus Olno also par tuerpates Ill many extra eurrneular aetnutues Last year he w as a member ol the Clee C lub Board ot Dea eons and assoex ite edllor of the D111 'llns year Mrlse has added the po t ol eorrldor monltor to his llrexdy tme reeord Mllse hrs been a member of the Student ounenl lor the vat two years He was ls0 wresr ll ot the lLllllOl' elass We wlsh hum the best of luele for the tommy, years 77 clnll fl x LUN x l 1 Btrrx m15,ht In LlLSkI'llWLkl ts thu LIlKLllSl1lUlI1 xxntll tht Amcrltan tutcnt Hg Muna to tht Hnlltop txxo xcars ago str.u3,ht from London Engllmd S tc he l1 ts bun lun lu lms m ulc .1 plw. or hlmself on thc st 124. and nn lustlull Lust yur Barrx a 0116 ot tht lead IU llt llzet llnitftef whlch hc won tht .ulmnratuon ot many ot has telloxx students HL I5 .Also A munlmr ot thc lntcrnatlontl C ub In thc l0llOVNlUKL ,Lars thc SLIIIOI' torrulor vxnll xcr quite be tha nt xx xout itrrx s IZ strctms Ol tat tlxtt sdh llmt 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three seasons ln sprte of playrng outsrde left he was the seeond hrghest storer rn hrs yunror year Also he was of great help to the traelt team rn the hundred yard easr Pedro enjoys musre sery mueh and rs an exec-llent trumpet player Pedro rs plannrng to attend Georgetown Unrxer srty where he w mts to study arehrteeture He then wrshes to return to Brazrl to praetrte hrs professron and the whole elass knows he wrll sueeeed ueeer 34 H skethrll 3 len rs 4 Drrl a ee Clu md Chorr 's 4 Oetet 3 1 Wrllrrrms Lasy Norm yorned our tlrss rn the sophomore year and rmmedrrtely awed the boardrng students wrth tales of hrs lusty day boy adsentures Between hrs drrrng and breath taltrng bloelss of enemy seorrng attempts on the soeeer field he eould often be found dressed rn a spotless tuxedo on a bus yourneyrng to a grrls sehool wrth the Glee Club of whleh he was to manager He rs lsnown about Haeleley for hrs golden tenor Norte that often has been lrleened to that of Marlo Lanza hrs wallet whreh bulges 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T 11 34 H 1 ee Club 1 NILIJ Seruee HIIIIIIIILL 3 5 Easy Iye Mader huls from the boomtny, town ot Haelsensaels He entered Haeleley as .1 ltttle tresh man but he wrll leaxe here a dustmgurshed senror Ixan has been playmy, xarstty tootball tor three years In the wrnter Iye ns usually seen beating, sorre poor Mother all oyer the mat Wlten the sprung, eomes around Easy toes out and throws the werghts tor the traele team and does a terrlhe yob Ixe has hrs troubles but he manages eertrfymg grades by mueh eitort He ts welllrleed by eyery bo y ID the sehool Ixe ts a good dresser and he knows a ltttle tbout tll He ns tl permanent member ot the Holes the famous elub and he plans to be tl eloetor We wtsh htm well wherexer he goes mtl whatexer he does Cnrrxdor Mumtur 1 I ot al 1 Vlfrestlrne Ctpt 4 Flenms 5 up 3 Slltlil Servree t tee I fhtpel Crmnuttet 1 Cnlee Club 1 Wfesle an On September 18 Hugh Mehathe elrmbed the Hilltop for the Hrst tlme Last year he attended Goyernor Dummer where he was 1 hne student and athlete for three years tn hugh sehool Immediately upon hrs arrtyal here he made trrends beeause ot hrs pleastng personallty Hugh played yarslty lootbtll slnes tn the Glee Club and ts Ill tnelustrtous student Hughs outside Interests eonsust of bowlrng, football wrestlmg and laerosse After g,r.1duatlny,, from Hleleley he plans to enter elther Wlllttms or Brown wlere he wtll ste ly I lbertl Arts Some ot the eharaeter tratts of Hugh ure l1Is ablltty to wan trlends eastly 1nd has slneere deslre to worls Easy Iy e Mehaff V. army? 27 'X' A IVAN Manta III Hun F MIHAFFH JR X x 1111 xx X 11 11 1 lff Ltlull 1 1 11111111 11 nw 1 1 IDA 1 111 'Niorrnxon 11,11 IWLLII 1 1 to 1, 5111's 11 L tm 111 h1s 1011111111 l'L1LIXL1 mor 151111 1 1 IIN 1111111 r1pr1s1n11 H1 u o 11111 1 IL lk 1 xxor 1 x sity ul 11 111 lor DL xx 111 11111111 H111im1st1 1 Imp my lI'fNlUlllN ll NL 1 1 11 Ill A10fl'lSOIl 11 om ot 1111. 1lu11tLst munlxrs ot 1 1 1 1 111111 tr0ub1 r 11111 111 N1 KS oi sun 1 vmurnng 1111 1 L 1 S llx v.rsu1r1n1L Ill KLFLII wortsm1mh1w vull 11rr 1 to ULLLNS ture 1111 Ill VNIIIILXLI' he 111111 ix s il FLNIIIFIL INL 1 1 11111111 1 1t1x1 Andy 0111 of ilu moru IUIILIFL lnunbcrs of thc lor 11.111 111111 to 1 15 ll W H111 kmu Lcpt hum irom 1tl1l1t11 LOIHPLUIIOII lflllg Ins st 15 1 H 11l1l1y IILILILYX 1r whoxxu 1t lfOlUlNL Ill 11tln Ill Will! 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' .' .f' Q 'ff LL nu' ,i.n' fi.:Lb,f3 ,XIJU Kxxym .mai XXI-.nur ,HMI l1f.f1w!v'1fff11 .xml 1.451111 AVORITES H.u1wr .md XVL'l'l1L'N Inu-ly .md Pctcrwn ffllh ,Q ,mmf X wma f5l,L'!SL X! lfnff-bl fu U14 L1 .fmf lst Al 'Uni ff,y' Vg fpjllj 'ffffy 59 H0011 .md Mmlcr .Uwf lmfwuf! .WJ M11 us, is-.f HACKLEY HIGHLIGHTS HE first brye, cyemt of the year vsas New Boy Day It beean w1th n1ne sen1ors puttmgg the neu boys through eal1sthen1es on the quad 'Ihe nevl boys more shorts pajamas tops and blaels bovs t1es The trad1t1onal new boy assembly fea tured a grand parade of talent son s 1nd speeehes by thc new boys lents had the ple 1s11re ot hearrnte 50Pl1ll Pllllell ldes famous and d1st1ng.,u1sl1ed Greek x1ol1n1st 'lhrs was her hrst appe1r1nee before an Amer1e1n 1 ILIRL Il the 15 llllSL she reeened me1ns llllj., she 1x11ll he 1 111 th1s 1ountry C OlllSllIlKlll1yL people hue been l'lI'0ll2,lll to H ulsley 111 uell 111 ll1.13,Lkl 1ssen1l1ly IFOKLFJIUS UnXVed11esd.1y Oetolwer I7 the Mothers Asso IIIOII 1el1 a xer sueeesstu meelm 1111 e More than seyenty fue mothers attended and heard talks by Mr Slader Mr Marlerrter and the headmaster As 1n the past the funds from therr annual brxdge party w1ll be apphed to the sehola shrp fund to help some vnorthy boy On Saturday Oetober 27 the lnternatlonal Club held lts seeond annual Masquerade Ball yuth proeeeds 501113, toward a lClC,XlSl0I1 set The dmee vsas a tremendous sueeess Pruzes were won hy Gordon Luee Mllse Carroll Andy Murray lxe1th Kroetger and Bobby Gesner 'Ihe lall Athlet1e l51nquet was 1 lgreat sueeess New th1s ye1r was th IIIXIIJIIOII extended to the l1tl1ers to 1tte11d About llllfly hxe tune and all 1 lllll 11s pon mll prohah s LOIllIl1LlLl'l 'lhe k0Il1lUll1Lkl Parents Qhnstmas lund dr11e J, K 4 2, 1 - D, f l 1 I ,Q If . , , Q A 'L' ,id A, A 4' 1 1 .V A 1 x 1 rw 1 A ' ' . kr , . 1 1 I , 1 El llfl 5- 's Y 3' i 1 s ', ,,! , A ,.sf . v . .f. y-wr. .1 I . 1 V y I D 1 ' V ' . 1 4 Y ' 4 , ' f ' . 4 f . 1 1 1 ,-, I '- 1 Q- - - -f f f ' 1 1' ' ' f f. Y A Y V'-' 1 A . W ,-4' . . , , - A 1 This year. at the flrst assembly, Haeklcy' stu- 'I l 5 ' 1 ' ' ' A 5 - ' ' .X-Q ', B- . ' , '- . .,- K ' . 1 +7 - ' Y ' f ', amy. .I ' .yH,L,.L-. .Ly K 4 ,, K. .lI1'll' 1 5 - A1 hit A ', Jther . 1 '- H - ,. ' ' .V . . . D . . . e . K A I - - . '- -A 1 Y . ' s' 'A . F- A . l ' 1-1-. K , , n ' - ' ' ' hal a hnc 4 c. Tl ll y' ly' lc ei.A l-l '-y', -,'l 4Vg. lt'.1. 4 4' ',' K 5 -10 towed 97 000 Thrs drne has been by tar the most sueeesstul srnee they were rnaueurated nn 1946 Deeember I1 the eye ol Chrlstmas yaeltxon was Parents Day at Haelsley Ihe day was hreh lnehted by an exhlbltlon rn the gallery the Lower Sehool pageant a beautltul Chrlstmas serxree ID the Chapel and eoneluded wrth a dellelous buffet dinner for all The proeeeds from the yery sueeesslul Mas querade Ball supplemented by eontrrbutlons lrom lnternatlonal Club members were used to pur ehase a lLlLXlSlOI1 set lor the sehool Under 1 slt lslaetory arrangement the fClLXlSIOI1 IS hrlnelne enjoyment to all ln anuary the Llttle Theatre loeated under the Tuele Shop was burlt This room has a small state for theatneals a permanent set up for mo tlon pletures and the fC.lLXlSl0ll set 'Ihe proyett ot the Mothers and Fathers Asso eratnons thus year was the redeeoratnon ol the Cnll Room at the mann entranee of the sehool Ihe Mothers were represented by Mrs Hauser and the lathers by Mr MeDowell Ihe results were xery efTeetne There haxe been some eweeellent art exhrbrts rn the gallery thus year Notable tmonye these ex llllalts haxe been the showrne ol alrpl me prlnts arraneed throueh Carl de Ganahl I9 and the fme exhrblt ol palntrnes by X.1I'lOllS artlsts whleh rmmedrately followed The l'1lm Iorum new last year was eontmued and was yery sueeesslul Some outstanding, frlms seen thrs year were Last ot Bombay Wnlhams hurt Re tored and Bn., Game Huntrnf, IT Alasl-ea On l'r1day and Saturday Iebruary 8 and 9 Wir Lanweners theatrneal group rn eonyunetnon w nth the Theater Arts Department ot Searborough behool presented three one aet plays The flrst was Georlee S Kautmans eomedy It len Played Cards Lllxe Women Do starrlny, Tony Warrng, Bob MaeKenz1e Lddxe Wilson md Hugh Mehafhe The seeond was W W aeobs stxrrmce melodrama The Monkeys Paw whleh featured Alexandrla Berlin of belrboroueh and ohn MeQarr0ll 'lhe third wls Shalsespeares Pyramus and Thlsbe from A Mrdsummer Nrehts Dream starrrng, Tom Pulham Mr Lewrs and Andy Murray All three were sueeess tul and ,llTl5bC ls pt the audlenee II1 stltehes The Mlleado w ll be held on April 18 el I9 Rehearstls tor thus heht opera by Grlbert anl Sullnan are eomrny, alone meely and the show ls expeeted to he a treat sueeess The proeeeds wrll to to the Communrty famp Eaeh bunday afternoon Mr and Mrs l'ranle Muller haxe held opel house at their home They haxe eneourreed the older boys to tome ns well ls the freshmen md Lower behoolers who attend reeularly -, - ' A AV ., . 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Mr. Lindsaj s nevv est tiavorite is Nicky Catsakis. who is .1 genius and adores his homeland, Greene. llolahv Daglio from lil Salvador is setretarj' ol' the Spit Club. He plays sotter, basketball, and baseball. Pete Deutsth is one ot' our greatest jolsers. He is always doing something amusing. A new addition to the Board of Deaeons is Burt Holtzman, who greatly enjoys the Boards religious extursions to Masters. Hersthel Kavlan is a wrodutt ol' Greennort. l l l Long Island. He did very well as 21 guard on the junior varsity football team. Al Kelly is the business man of the tlass. He makes quite a Hhaulj' from his taxi serviee. Lee Kohns is in the Glee Club and a patrol leader in Troop 48. Lee is also a good student and swims the 220 like a tish. john Kreuttner goes out for wrestling, bridge, and Group One. He also gets along very well with Mr. Lindsay, both on the tourts and in the tlass- room. Al Lord. giving a great boost to the football team, is a leader in all outside attivities. Gordon Lute is one of the best students in the tlass. His great effort and ability have made him a mainstay in several sports. john MtCarroll, treasurer of the tlass and Coun- til member among other things, is one of the smartest boys we have. Steve Miller is the most avid photographer in the tlass. Could be he's a Bike Club member in order to tind subjects. lajll lf, llyfil. mp mn' Nissan. Shirley, Navvy, li, Artinanu. Dagliu. l. Artinanu, Miller, W1-iss. Sfwmf wit- Lambert. Philippe, Hultzman. Kelly. Kreuttner, Kaplan. Saunders. Powers. 'lfwmf vnu'---W'etlisler. 'l'reibith. Proudtit. Luee. Ravnur. lfffurllv mu'--Pulliam, Catsalcis, Zielcl. Stevenson. Vendrell. liwllffm mu--Sabuuri. Kohns. MtCarroli. Baugh. W'illiams. 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A'11 RL1 1' 211111. 11111' 1111--111s1111-111. 1s .1 ' - 11151-- 1 .L . 1 1111 1111- 1111111 .111 11-.1111 .ll11 .1 1111111111111-1' V 1111 11.111 .1111 11.1 111-11.111 111.111-1' .lIl1 11.1 11111 1171ss1-1 .1 .' ' '-'s. 11.1ss .11 11.111111-1' 111 111111 FLAIAS. SOPHOMORE CLASS lioh Akin ix one ot' the lo1.1l hot-rod entl1uxi.11tx. lle ll.lilS troin ljlllllpxe Nllllllf. Roger lS.1ilex' ix .1 new d.1x' hos' from Dohhx lferry. xxhoxe pet iuxtiine ix .lfglllllg with Mr. l..ll1XIlL'f. Aldfllll ll.isIOXK' xv.1x .1 treniendoux help to the lunior V.1rxitx' lL'.llllN tliroughout the X'L'.lI'. lle ix renoxxned for hix drixing .1hilit1'. Doug ci.tIlll3lL'. one ol' the 'alll.lllL'St men in the 1l.1xx. xhowx gre.1l promise lor the yL'.ll'N to tome in LFOSS-Ullllllfy .lllkl lw.1xketh.1ll. The Cioniez hrotherx 1on1hined hoth sportsman- ship .1nd .thility to give the junior 1'.1rxity some niuth needed punth, The lo1.1l inohster. George Cillglfllll. divides his tiine hetween his torridor drugxtore .ind the .1th- leti1 lieldx. Don ll.lXL'IlS. tl.ly'lW0y-Illfllttl-l30.lfLlC'f. gets .1l- nioxt .1x llkllly AN .1x the rest ot the 1l.1xs together. Keith Kroeger is .1 h.1r1l-working student, lle ll.iN gotten good nmrlsx .1t N. T. .md L0llIlIlllL'1l to do xo here. Bill M1Dowell is .1 good student, .1 good .1thlete. .1nd .I HlL'Il1l7Cl' ot' INJIIY OI'g.lI1lZ.iflOI1S. S1ott Pierson is 1l.1xx prexident. .1 good one even though he is .1 h.11l1cer. Phil Vexsey is .1 good student. He ix 11 gre.1t supporter ol' the Llllllllllllllly from whi1h he 1oinex. Wliitei Pl.llllS. l.Olllf.' Russ is .1 111.111 with get up and gog he 0fg.lIllZCkl the or1hestr.1. The only thing he doesnt get up for is l1re.1kf.1xt. Art ROLliL' is .1 nun of the world, .1 good tennis Pl.ll'L'l'. .lllkl he xonietinies gets to Cilee Cluh. -lerry SL'.lll1L1l1 is the shadow of V.1n Steenhurg .ind .1 ll.ll'tl-NVOI'lill1g history student. lfrwin ltts. one ol' the .1thletes of the Sophomore I.11l lu ifvgffl, 21111 mn- Akin, C, 'li.lflLll1l. SL'.!lll.lf1. Ciu.1rini. ll.!NfUXK', Rllsx. Havens. HL'l11PifQ'.ltl, 5'111fmf 11111 Kroeluer. Huttlnnxon. Vexxey. V.1n litten. A111xt.1. A. Gomez. 'liftiml mu l.uhetkin. VC'l1itt.1ker. l5.11l1-1. Rmke. Ardnguren, lfolnflf mu- Ci, Cioinez. R1111n1houl.1kix. Gexner. -lohnxton, 5.1n1uelx, lttx. 13111111111 1011- O'Dwyer. Pierson. XV. M1Dowell. G.1mhle. 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H1-ix xluplvy, ix .1 lik1.1l1I1- iyllmx, Hllllllf' ix XL-ry xxitty, .1 guml .1tl1l1l1p .1 l1.1r1i xunrkcr. .11111 ix lilm-11 lwy 1Itl111111gl1 NlPll1C.tllUL'N 111 m1111111 xxI11!l11r I11- xx.111tx .1H. l.1 f 1.11.2 1' 1' 11 Lux. UIx111. V411 N11'111Pw11,:. Hulx-wk, lf. Alx.111'f, l'111l1n. P, ll1,ulu111.X111f.'.f 141 Ab-1111111.11 l.11n:. 51Il11xx.1x. ALLIX. lnmt. f. f,I1.111I. R11lAu1-u.1x, C., W'.111I1:, 'lflnf 11111 C111uxn11. l111p11'.1I-1. I.. R1.u,:1-1. liuxx. l..1111i. 'IlI1klkP.H1IlIl, Mum. F1-rA:11x11r1. ,l'.1yl111'. Hullfflll M11 5II1IIIlL', R.1x11. i1.111im-11 lf111klcxt11111, 'II111111px11n, I5.lkIl.lNl1. lS1'.1I11'. 5LIHACfL'Y. 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Pete Gillim and Pete Kates are two ot' the smartest boys in the elass, and they are hoth very popular. Billy Harrison says squeleh to everything. How- ever. popular Bill was seluelehed in the Lower Sehool presidential eampaign. Toni Kratovil is very smart in English and is also a rapid reader. Stev e Lazor has been valuahle hoth to the loot- hall and haskethall teams. He is alro smart in his- tory and mathematie s. hohhy Reed is a little hoy hut a hig haeker in seienee. He is very popular with the seventh and eighth grade hoys. lavgav Mautner alvvavs is helplul in tarrving your hooks from seie-nee to the Lower Sthooli He is popular with eyeryone and is very smart. Steve Reiner and Henry Silverman are alvvavs together. They are very hrilliant in lustorv and linglish. N 'Iohn Rode won the eleetion for viee-president ot' the seventh grade, He is one ot' the fastest readers in the elass. Bill Ryan ean sling more hull than anyone else in the elass, hut he has a very seientitie mind and likes to make model planes very mueh. Murry Kemp is one ot' the hest athletes in the Lower Sehool. He is good in almost every sport and is a very smart boy. Hans Kertess' favorite elass is history. and he is quite smart in it. Hans is a good swimmer. He is popular with the rest ot' the Lower Sehool and with the girls. lflga Kugajetfskyrfliveryhody ealls him Kugy. He is one ol' the hest haekstrokers on the swim- ming team. Kugy and Mr. Slader get along well. Meyer Lavvee- is talled fame-li' he-eause he eomes from lrael. He ls assistant manager ot' the haskethall team. Tony Speneer lle is one ot' the he -t svvimme-rs in the Lower Sehool. 'lony vvas also a star on the sivman toothall team. liraee Vsllwster is a very good artist. He does very good work in oil paints, He is also on the swimming team. Q . 5 F up Leif ff, rigfzl. 11,11 mu'-Bnttlielder. Allen, P. Ry.1n. Botmnl mu---D. Spencer. Nathans. Le-Duc. C. 'lialtlldfll MtDonaId. SIXTH GRADE Champ TQ1fl1d1TI is o11r tl.1ss president. He is 41 good 11thlete .md il good pal. Tim M.1tDon.1ld is on the swimming team .uid eluite good. lle is Ll good fellow and strong 11s .ln ox. Spike Allen is .111 extellent h.1sketh.1ll pl.1yer .ind .1 wonderful friend, lle is setretnry ol' our 1l.1ss. Peter Plum is our viee'president and helps run the meetings etlieiently. He is .ilso tl good athlete. Bill Bellamy is .1 new boy .1nd seems like il good guy. lle is .1 very studious boy. Steve Batthelder is .1 tall Illlll. smart, and on the ball .ill the time-very good qualities to h.1ve. -,JDO Le Due is Ll quiet boy and Ll good friend. jano tends to his own business and gets good marks. Stew N.1th.1ns is .1 strong boy and Ll good swim- mer. He also gets good marks to help his tl.1ss .1long. Pete Ryan is .1 great help to the school .md now is on the Lower School basketball te.1m. 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V A and intercepted a sixty yard pass Mike Carroll scored for Hackley as did Ivan Mader making an excellent final tally Hackley 25 Trinity 0 Our third game was away It was played at Storm King School on October 20 We were de feated for the first time The game was our rough est and we gase Storm King a real battle Neither team was able to seore in tl1e first half but in the third quarter our opponents gained six po1nts and again another six in the closing minutes of the ganie This time the score w as against us Haekley 0 Storm King 12 On Oetober 77 we met Iona at home for the fourth game It was rumored Iona was the taxored team The game was paeleed with thrills with no team seorlng until the thirl quarter when Iona stored its only touehdown by 1 fumble on tle Hornet s twenty ylrl line H1 kley une lvielx lfter ILLLIXIIIKL, 1 kiekofl' lllel male med down to seore its only touehdown The most speet1e11l1r ln w is a uss tossed to I I Wil on who brought the will down within the shadows of Iona's goal enabling Mike Carroll to bring the ball over for a Hackley' touchdown, ending the game in a tfgggiackley' 6- Iona 6. 9 -5 ' Peekskill Military Academy was our next op- ponent, at their school on November 3rd. Because the field was muddy and the weather was cold there was much fumbling. Ed Wilson made two touchdowns, making the final score Hackley' 12, P. M. A. 0. Hendrik Hudson eaneelled our next game with them beeause of bad weather and their many in yuries The sixth and hnal game was played on No sember 17 with Rnerdale Sehool at Haeleley Everyone was worried as to what would happen since three of the baekfield men and one line man were ineligible Coach Slader had shifted the team around into new positions enabling the team to go into the game with new confidence Rn erdale eame to Hackley with the idea cf an easy sictory but their thoughts soon changed Everyone was very anxious to see how our new line up would play With a tremendous amount of support from the school and our renewed spirit our team played excellently in spite of their loss in man power Rnerdale scored two touchdowns in the first half In the third quarter Ed Wilson intercepted a pass and ran eighty two yards for a touchdown Buzz Robinson kicked the extra point Two long passes to Don Saunders and Bob Mackenzie brought the ball to Rnerdales ten yard line allowing Tony Waring to catch a pass and score six more points Charles Robinson place l-.icked the extra point for I-Iacleley Throughout the entire game Haekley threatened and at no time did Rnerdale find eomfortable leeway in spite of the final seore of Haeleley la Rnerdale 50 There was more sehool sy lfll that day than had The Haeleley team found 1 exeeedingly hard to uphold the great traditional malry between tl1e two se hools The season ended with the lnnouneement of the football letter winners and th1t next xe1r exptun would be Don S nde s A llfge IIIIOLIIII ot the eredit IS due tothe untiriny, efforts of Coaeh Slader and ass1st1nt eo1eh I 1rry Miller 1 ' V nf W - . , t . yr . 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By fast team work that Coach Engelman had pounded into the Hornets, Hackley subdued Trin- ity 3-0 with Ernie Alvarez guarding the cage with the help in the backfield of Gus Koeningsberger, Captain Box Sanborn, and Louis Russ. The Greenwich game proved to Hackley that its soccer team was fast, aggressive, and alert. Punchy Paul Vernes made a goal with the help of Ignacio Artinano, which brought on the defeat of Greenwich 2-0. The other goal was made by Roumboulakis. George wheres my glasses Bishop, Mo Alva- rez, and Al Acosta kept the ball well down in enemy territory during the Columbia Grammar game. The team had won one of its fastest games plowing through Columbia Grammar's defense and winning 6-0. In the biggest, roughest, and fastest game of the season, Hackley waved a flaming torch of vic- torious assault against Bronxville High School. With da Cunha and Edwardo Artinano hampering Bronx- ville at every chance, Hackley came forward from a dencient to a 3-3 tie at the end of regular play. In overtime, the Hornets, with da Cunha scoring two goals, crushed Bronxville's defense and won the game 5-3. The last minutes of the game were played in darkness, but by good ball handling, the team was able to score twice. The next team we met was Riverdale, a team that had only lost one game and was supposed to be one of the better teams. The first half was played in the center of the field with neither team being able to score, but in the first minutes of the third quarter Riverdale scored. In the remaining time Hackley retaliated with four goals to win the game 4-l. The game was fast and furious, but the Hornets with their swiftness of foot and power were able to outflank Riverdale. I-lackley journed twice to New York City. Mc- Burncy tried unsuccessfully to break up the close- knit team work that Hackley had established. McBurney was baffled by the speed of Mo Alvarez and Ignacio Artinano and lost 3-0, Later in the season Hackley played Birch Walthem, but after twenty minutes of play the game was called off, because of rain, with Hackley leading 3-0. At the conclusion of the season, Mo Alvarez, Ignacio Artinano, and Punchy Paul Vernes made the All-Metropolitan soccer team. The soccer team this year was comprised of boys from many different parts of the world: Greece, England, Spain, Iran, and Latin America. You might call this team a league of nations be- cause of their ability to work together and at the same time have team spirit which was one of the prime factors of our capacity to win the games we played. A team can only win when it has the support of the members-this might be applied to nations as well. Next year the Varsity plans to have as good a team if not better because of the boys coming up from the junior Varsity. Derrick Van Etten and Edwardo Artinano havebeen elected co-captains for next year. The team of '51 wishes the team of '52 the best of luck. VARSITY BASKETBALL IIIN 4:.1r11u rLHi.I1mIl null N,lrNIl.llQ .IIIII X. 1, , , . W I III Iln Ilurxurx lull mm ' .Iml lm! H w I II r mlm IINI,Illrhrlllzzmlrf1l.lII1Ikzu Ilm NL.l II .: .L .1 . 1 N..I.gf. FXIIIIIJLLAIII ilu Iyxiill xx lslwfli-1.1111 Iiwlw fNI.III4uxf zu. .IMI max xxm ilu- K:ru.1I.'r lmrkprmzlgk ul' rlmur . I N .lwll Yllu :1..IIlL .I xmll'lmII,I11Iu-I .111-I ,null mlm will ylunlx ol gnlfnlf-.lrnlfgu Il1L1rl1l'xIQ.1lIk xxntll ilu Alumm uh lm! 3 I lu IW 'Ilu IIIWI vlmul xu gllxul um lluryllp AI.IIlIl NKIIIJ slLlk.IIL'kl IIN Nl Ill ll III .i IITIXIIIQ Q.IIIIgIIl.1f mutlmu' rg-.un xxull tormt. Alu-1' tlns Nuv York 3.. N lmul lor lllu Iknll Ulm-Il LIN out Cwfv-RU, .lltlluugglm Ak zu tlu- tlmml l1II.II'lL'I' wg- xw IOLIILI not Ilolnl on to XNJN lnglm you-r wxtlm 25 m-xl XYIIII Ill. 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XY'L.1ur'. iuxnkla rw uh1eh eaused Peeksk1ll trouble throughout the eontest Haekley led ID eyery quarter and near the LOI1LlUNlOII the store xx is 44 44 unt1l Nlaeken z1e sank the NKIUDIDCL basket and vue Vs on 46 to -H Haekley and Hoyk1ns Grammar taneled on lanuary W and the Hornets yy1th the seorme poster ot Bob Maekenz1e and B1ll Petersen forged thei of the opponents to detett them 6 to 46 Nlaekenz1e and Petersen ysere hugh seorers Th1s uetory was a el1LI'lSl lLLl one beeause Hopkms frammlr hal defeated some of the lueeer New l1UyLl1I1LIl prep sehools Bob M1ekenz1e Don Qtunders B1ll Petersen lohn Nlorrlson md Nloe Aly trez yltyed for the Hornets H1 the Irunie tune but we were unrble to 3.,lIl1 eontrol of the btsket IH the liter qu rrters On anuary 30 Hackley etme to erlps vuth 05510105 and mth the defense we assembled to store W1th luely aet1on that eharaeterlzed the entlre game OSSlHlHg ran 1tself out attemptmg Haekley n1pped the opponents 59 47 Rnerdale was the next game that vse played but the Hornets were not able to smug., the pendulum of netory and Rnerdale won 61 50 Coaeh Slader usmg the eomb1nat1on that he used ID the Irung, tame sent h1s boys aga1nst St Peters 1n ID oyervshelmmg y1etory for us when St Peters was not able to seore effeetnely Storm lung, tame to the H1lltop lookmg, tor 1 xxetory but only found defeat when Haekley lashed aeunst them mth 4 H9 I9 y1etory tor the Hornets We pl1yel lrune for the seeond t1me but were not 1ble to store the blskets needed to sew up the Lame inl lrunye nw e us iw 49 Thtt 1 e xxas one of the rough st pl ayed but Irxme kneys they had eome teunst 1 l1trd pl1y1ng team We lot the next tuo to Coneor Il Prew ml Iona W0 56 and '18 W respeetrxely Amonie the Hornets xx l1o mrde the one hundred and htty 111 seor1nc1, y-.ere Mae Nlaekenue and B1ll Petersen along mth these were Moe Alyzrez ohn Xlornson md Don blunders who mlde the 7 po1nt e1rtle ot players Our squad has thllked u .1 total ot 667 wo1nts s0 far thrs season Although our squad d1d not mn the mayor1ty ol 63 1ts eames th1s season II made up ID team sp1r1t and team play In the taee of 1ney1table defeat ID some eames the team ysas st1ll out there hlehtme for all IIS worth ln the long, run the Hornets had the Plflt that made up for the games lost Th1 1 halt the heht the mll to neo on e1en though t ere 1 a sl1m ehanee 0 be1n5 the uetors ID a eOntest Some ot the players that helped the squad th1s year were Buzz Robmson Ig,n.1e1o Artmano Ph1l Lubetkm Nl1ke Carroll Tom Pull11m and Art bleeenlelel Don Sxunders Eryxrn Itts 1nd Ph1l Lubetkm look l1ke the boys who 1s1ll txke oyer tl1e squ 1d next year uneler the e01eh1ne of Mr Slader Wfe vy1sl1 them the best ol luek 4.7, A 'A' 1 1.4 ' 1- A A vb. l V. 1 'Y' A 1 ' 4 , 1, I -K . 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R.1yn11r tM.1n11gerJ. 13111111111 1,111 - Mr. EI'IjLL'ilN.ll'l. Rneke. XY'1lI1.1n1s4 Whring lC.1pt.11nj. Lute. Kelley. HE Hatkley swimmers got oft to .1 slow st,1rt 11g.1inst Ll well-h.1l11need Nyack te.1m. The free- style relay te.1m. Lute .mel Pierson. were Haekleys only hrsts in .1 55-31 tlet'e.1t. Xxilltli .1 relatively we,1k Hopkins GY.1l11IIH.1T sLlLI.1Ll visitetl Hatkley. they were up .1g.1inst .1 rexitalizctl home te.1m, Pierson. Kohns .mtl Xxitiflllll took honors in their respettixe events. .intl the freestyle rel.1y te.1m tlippetl more llhlll .1 setontl from their prexious time to win xxih .1 lzllrl. lt xx',1s H.1tklex s xittorxg 55-22. lhe lII'Nf meet .ixxpiy xx.1s xxith P. Nl. As .1 stronlg te-.1111 111 .1ll exe-nts, 'lihe rel.1x' te.1m 1x.1s .lgldlll stit- tessttil, .mtl C.1pt.11n XY'.1ri11tg sxs.1i11 .1 1:1119 to seize the ltlll-1'.1r1l freestyle. Despite .1 y.lll.lIll trx. ll.11kley 111111111 to l', Nl. A, R11-Stl, XY1th .1 retorti ot' one xxin .intl tum 1let'e.1ts, the Hornets io11rnt-yetl to ,IfIIllIy'p.1XXllIliQ, I.11tt. the le-.nling lmtkstroker. l1.11l hetn lost tn the te-.1111 tor 61 ' f VARSITY SVVIMMING the season, and illness among other members forced Hackley to be content with a 33-33 tie. It was a banner day for Scott Pierson who took firsts in the 40-yard freestyle and the individual medley and closed a lead in the freestyle relay to enable that group to gain its fourth straight win. Plagued by illness and unable to obtain a post- ponement, a dispirited Hackley team met powerful Peekskill High on their home ground. With three members missing, Hackley was never in the meet. The-'final score was a crushing 57-9. With three losses, one tie, and but one win many teams might have given up the ghost, but the Hackley swimmers simply settled down to more intensive preparation for their home meet with Fieldston. The Hackley team was well-conditioned for the Fieldston meet and swam away with individual honors. The visiting team was surprisingly strong in the relays, however, and the deciding event was the individual medley which, at the request of the Fieldston coach, was held last. Pierson and Kelly seized first and second in this event. For Pierson it was the second first of the day, and he, was followed by Kohns, Kelly and Waring-all of whom captured their events. The rejuvenated Hornets easily toppled rival Riverdale 41-25. Stevenson, Kelly and Pierson again took firsts, as did the freestyle relay team, and Hackley swimmers were much evident as run- ners-up. Visiting Newark Academy proved io be a strong opponent and overpowered a somewhat disabled Hackley team, 57-29. Only Costabel, Wfaring and the freestyle relay team could capture hrsts, but for Waring it was a record-breaking accomplish- ment. The Hackley captain swam a lIOl.9 to set a new school record for the 100-yard freestyle. Illness completely robbed the Hornets of their chances in the P. ek P. S. A. A. meet. It was necessary to scratch most of the Hackley entries. The only bright spot for the Tarrytown team was Waring's third in the 100-yard freestyle. Mamaroneck was the visitor in the final home meet. Still convalescing, the Hackley swimmers went down to a 44-22 defeat. Waterfall, Waring and Pierson took firsts, but the Hornets could not match the Mamaroneck relay teams. With a record of 3-1-5, the Hackley team was looking forward to a final victory over Horace Mann. The season's outcome was not outstanding but better than pre-season forecasts. More assuring is the outlook for the future. Only Boon and Captain Waring will be lost to the team through graduation, and an improving group of juniors QLord, Stevenson, Kelly, Luce, Williams, Kohnsj remain to carry the load next year. Sophomores Rocke and Hutchinson may hold promiseg and Scott Pierson has already proved his worth. The brightest vision is that inspired by the Freshman contingent of Wiiterfall, Meier, Costabell and Van Steenberg-all of whom have shown their merit in varsity competition. The team has demonstrated industry and spirit. In the future, they should have the victories to show for their efforts. Leif In riglwr, mfr mu-Mr. Lewis, Gesner. Catsakis. Webster fCaptainJ. Lambert, Ridgeway, Coons. Bozmm mugl.. Riggio flvianagerj. Worth, Land, P. Riggici fManagerJ, Innet. Dickson, C Chalet, Imperatci. Vessey, B. Chaiet. VARSITY FENCING HE Hackley varsity fencing team started the 1951-52 season with some experience and a great amount of optimism, then ended their winter season by placing second in the Westc'hester Foil Tournament and by winning tive of their six meets. Under Captain Donald Webster and old- timer Ruppert Lovely the newcomers were indoc- trinated in the mechanics of this ancient, gentle- manly endeavor, and soon the primary amorphus group was working in two distinct sections. hibiting the necessary prowess several newcomers to the sport were moved to thc Htirst-string posi- tion, and newcomer Captain-elect 'lames Ridgeway fenced in six of the cc-.icons eight matches, Both Webster and Lovely competed in all eight matchesg and the other competitors were Henry Lambcrt. 'lames Dickson. and joseph Cioons. Spe- cial mention must be given of the Coach. Mr. Lewis, whose untiring etforts not only kept the Ie.l1i1 on its toes. but made sure it had the nc-ces- sary ecluipmcntg and to thc- Varsity Manager. Clive C hajet. who doubled in lWrassH as fencer w hcn thc situation w arrantecl such. The season started with the Hackley-lloracc Mann meet. which we won fi-il in the rcturn match with them we again won Is-5. The second 60 meet was the Hackley-Hopkins Grammar meet, which we lost 3--i. The following successful meets were with McBurney 6-5, Pleasantville 7-2, and Storm King 6-5. The season was climaxed by the squads competition in the Westchester Tourna- ment. In this we defeated McBurney 6-5, in the qualifying meet: and then were defeated by River- dale 8-1, in the final meet, thus taking second place. As a summary view of the season a few statis- tical figures may speak more eloquently than or- dered prose, For the competitive school season Captain Wfebster had the admirable average in competition of .9-I-t. and the other stand-by Lovely. attained the equally enviable average of .82-48 in his matches. Not only was the lfencing Squad the only Varsity team to break the .500 mark with their .855 record, but it was also the fast growing Varsity sport of the season, having started with nc xt to no ecluipment at all. and ending the season as a well appointed team. A very successful season was enjoyed by all involved from coach dow n to the rawest beginner. and we all look forward to an equally enjoyable season next year. VARSITY XVRESTLING HE Hatlslev wrestling team -uttered two set- batks before the season began with both to- taptains. -lohn Hauser and 'lohn Kreuttner. unable to wrestle betause of injuries. Hugh Mehaftie. a newtomer to the Hilltop and an experiented wrestler. soon made his talents felt among the squad and was eletted taptain early in the season. Wfith a small nutleus ot' boys with previous wres- tling experiente. the squad embarked on its tive meet sthedule. XX'ooster Atademy provided Hatk- ley with its opener, and at this time the novites on the squad were indottrinated into the sport. Although Hatkley lost, valuable experiente was gained. The next meet with New Rothelle High Sehool gave Hael-:ley its Hrst taste of vittory. Meets with Stony Brook School and Trinity fol- lowed, both ending in defeat for the Haekley matmeng but both with some close and well-fought bouts and individual vietories, The Hnal match with Horace Mann showed the results of more tonfidenee and improved ability on the part of A XX'e-ehsler. Nr. Miller. Bollffm mu the team. Outstanding throughout the season were Hugh Mehatiie in the IST pound tlass. Ma- noothehr Sabouri in the 125 pound elass. Ken XY'hittalser in the I-its pounds elass, and Ed XX'ilson in the 168 pound class. Promise for next years squad. with one season under their belts, was shown by German Gomez and jay Salamat in the 106 pound tlassg Roger O'Dwver and Al Bakhash in the IIS pounds classl jerry Seaman. I-il pound tlassg Paul Wfethsler. 157 pound. and Ernesto Alvarez in the unlimited elass. Haekley 8 SCHEDULE Wooster Atademv Hackley 51 New Rochelle Hael-cley I 3 Stony Brook Hatkley S Trinity Haekley Horaee Mann LU! In riglvl, lfffi mu-Holtzman tManagerj. Russ. XX'hitt.iker. Mehattie tCaptainj. Nader fvlenkins. Sabouri, O'Dwyer. E. Alvarez. Lei! In rigbl-Mr, Hennett lCoachj, Kappler, Rocke. Weidenbcmrner. Lubetkin fflaptainj, Kreuttner. Stevenson. Pierson. VARSITY TENNIS F the eight players selected as candidates for the varsity tennis team, tive were members of last years squad. These tive-Lubetkin, Rocke, Weidenborner, Kreuttner and Kappler-saw action in either varsity or junior varsity competition dur- ing the past season. The other three-fPierson, Weiss and Stevenson-are newcomers to the Hack- ley courts. On the basis of early performance it appears that Captain Lubetkin will have the num- ber one spot with Rocke a close second. and Lu- betkin teamed with Weideiiborner should make a winning doubles combination. Close on their heels for positions on the team are the others as keen competition promises to produce some pretty good tennis. On the management side. we anticipate no problems under the able direction of veteran Samuels. XX'ith only a few days of practice behind us. and the tirst match with Trinity two weeks away, Coach Bennett can make no predictions on wins and losses. but on the basis of the brand of tennis shown so far. a duplication ot' last year's record of seven wins is a goal that may well be reached. 69 A good portion of the play will be devoted to the competition of scheduled matches within the squad. The results of these matches will form a tennis ladder. It is hoped that this will develop serious competitive spirit in match play which will aid the team in scoring victories against the schools they meet. While at tirst glance our prospects look good, a successful season should be ours if: Lubetkin-remembers not to face the net when he hits the ballg Kreuttner-remembers to wait until the ball gets to him before he hits: Wfeidenbornergremembers that the aces he can serve are more effective than the double l.LllllfSl Kappler-remembers to keep his wrist below the head ot' his racket when he volleys: Pierson-remembers to keep his eve on the ball and that his arm extends above his elbow: X5C'eiss-remembers to hit the ball instead ot' push- ing itg Stevensonfremembers to slow down when he winds up to serve and that his racket is not a baseball bat. Tap muy ltfl lo rigl11AMr. Mitchell CCoachJ. Vendrell. Van Steenbc-rg. Proudfit. Zickl. Peter- son. Coons. Kwan. Raynor flwianagersj. Bullffm mu'-Mr. Slader fCoachj. Wtiring. Morrison, Wfeaver. Allen. Pulliam QC.tpt.iinj. Robinson. Wilstvn. Saunders. Alvarez. VARSITY BASEBALL WENTY-IilVE candidates reported to baseball practice on our first day out. Returning from last years fine team are only four lettermen, led by Captain Pulliam. Coach Slader has chosen eight- een boys to make up the squad. The infield looks sound with Don Saunders at first. Tony Waring at second, Ed W'ilson at short. and Flawless Wally' Weav'er at third. Art Seigenfeld, a newcomer, will figure to start on the mound. Ed Wilsoti also figures to be a tre- mendous help on the mound when he is not play- ing the infield. Buzz Robinson. hacked by Pete Van Steenberg. will handle most of the catching thore. The outfield will be quite strong with lirwin ltts in lcfit field. and Tom Pulliam toxering center field, At the moment Mike Protidfit has the edge fior the right field iob. lloxvexer. Moe Alxarez. -loe Vendrell. Roger Bailey .ind -lerri' Sc-.un.tn figure to lac' right behind him. .lohn Morrison. Steve Miller. Raiith' Zitkl. liill Peterstn and lioh Allen will i.i.tkc up .t strong utiltti infield. fo.tth Sladtr figures to tlexclop .t runiung lull tlulw with the .ttttnt on hitting. lht retortl of Ni stoltn bases sct tivo scars .xgo should ht .t good thing to shoot for. llitting i'trforni.u1tts xxill lit judged on consistency rather than distance. The coach will also look for alertness in defense and all around heads-up ball on the field. As the team stands now, we'll have fair pitching, average de- fense, good potentials in hitting, and daring on the base paths. Wfhen Coach Slader was asked to predict for the season, he said, We'1l win at least the ma- jority of our games barring any injuries. If' the ball bounces right. we'll do even better. SCHEDULE Xlfed.. April vfrlit. Pauls Home Xwed.. April Io N. T, High Away Sat.. April 19- -Trinity Home Tues.. April 22 XV. I. High Away Xlfetl.. April Htl lrxing Aupti Sat.. Mai' S llopkfns Cif.imni.tr Axxai Xlfetl.. May ' Starstlale High Axxpti Sat.. May lo' P. Nl. A. llomt W1-tl.. Mai' ll Riverdale Axxai lfri.. Mai lo llor.tte Mann llonit Tues.. Mai 20 Contordia llomc Sat.. Slay lst Storm King Axxai Xxvetl.. May Zh SZ. lJeIt.'I'is Axsai TRACK - HE track season of 1952 opened on March 31 with quite a large squad of enthusiastic but inexperienced candidates for the team. Captain Bob MacKenzie, high jumper and sprinter, and Bob Philippe, weight thrower, were the only two letter men from last year's excellent team and, with Keith Russell and Dave Williams, distance men from the second team, composed the rather small nucleus for Hackleys 1952 varsity. With this green squad to work with, one of. the hardest jobs of the coaches is to pick out who are best htted for what particular event. Until after time trials, it will be hard to say much about the prospects for the year. Roughly, however, in the sprints, Bob Mac- Kenzie, Ignacio Artinano, Terry Wilson, Alan Lord, Ivan Mader and Alvaro Acosta appear to be the best of the bunch. In the 440 are John McCarroll, Philip Atha- nassoulas, Punchy Vernes, Nick Catsakis, Artinano and Peter Deutsch. In the mile are Ruppert Lovely, Doug Gamble. and Russell. In the half mile are Dick Hutchinson, Dave Williams, Lee Kohns, Al Kelly and German Gomez. The high jumpers are MacKenzie. Panayotis Roumboulakis, Dav: Hempstead and Derek Van Etten. The pole vaulters are Acosta, Ken VC'hittaker. Manoochehr Sabouri and Van Etten, and the weight men, Mader, Philippe, Kelly and Bill McDowell. So far no broad jumpers or hurdlers seem to have been discovered. SCHEDULE April 19-Riverdale Home April 23-Horace Mann Away April 26-St. Pauls Away April 30-Trinity Home May 3-Hopkins Grammar Away May 12 and 14-P. 8: P. S. A. A. Home May 24 Stony Brook Home Top mu'-O'Dwyer, Gomez. Wilson, Acosta, Whittaker. MacDowell, Van Etten, Hutchenson, Kohns. Third mu'-Cahn. Gamble. Russell. Kelley. Lovely, Sanborn. Vernes. Second mu'- Catsakis. Athanassoulas. Roumbolakis. Lord. Mader, Deutsch, Sabouri. Artinano, Koenigsberger fhffanagerj. Blllilllll mu'ADickson. Webster, Whyte. Captain Kelley fCoachJ, MacKenzie fCaptainj. Mr, Lindsay fCoachJ, McCarroll, Williams, Luce, Hempstead. . -.'!':z I 1.471 In Vlyftl, Inj' wit---Akin tM.inagerj, -lohnson fManagerj. Sthraffer. lieatie. Gugino. Van SteL'nhL1ri:. Sizluway. Kaplan. Bailey. Priiudtit. Levy. T. Vlfilsiin, Krueger. Civathes King. Lanxner. 1311110111 rff1ifCost.ilaell. Beers. Olsen, Long. listeve, C. XX'aring. T.iyliir, Stevenson, Hitktik, Mt-it-r, Aranguren. XX'aterfall. 1. V. FOOTBALL HE junior Varsity foothall team opened its season with a hard game against a more expe- rienced Edgemont eleven, going down in defeat 26-0, The team's spirit was not dampened, how- ever, and the hoys sprang hatk with a good 20-12 win over Saint Paul's. The won and lost column was not in our favor this year, but the boys played fine football and gained much experient e. SCHEDULE Haelsley Opponent Edgemont 0 26 St. Paul's 20 12 Trinity 16 l7 P. M. A. 0 20 1. V. socciiiz HE junior Varsity, under the leadership of Mr. Cunha, extended their winning streak to seven games. The first game was against P. M. A. Despite a hard-pushing line of Kohns, Botero, Guarini, Boon, and Nawy, the game was storeless in the first half. In the second half, Bastow, right half- baek, scored the only goal, whith gave us the game 1-0. The second game, with Riverdale, was won 2-0. Botero scored one goal, and the line forced their goalie to score one for us. Kappler duplieated his good performance of the first game, and Daglio and XX'ebster performed well at fullback. ln the setond P. M. A. game, Botero seored one goal late in the setond quarter, and early in the fourth quarter. Bakhash hit pav-dirt. and their goalie handed us another goal. Xwe won 5-l. - Nr. Cunha. Pimtrs tM.inagerl. Kiilins. Navy, liinin, liastow. Ahoumrod. LU! lu llL'f'f. Inj' I It -ui' - Chalet. Salamat. lltmtero, Dill tlllariageij. Iififlfmf iffzin Ciiiinez. l.. Riggio. lvlarx. liakliasli. Mtflarroll tC,aptainl. lmptrato. Ci.ii'dnei'. lrinlxelstein. Ciium-1. sun- A -, 3-I.: gh, ,zx . .HQ 1. Y. BASKETBALL LTHOIQGH the won and lost yereentage ot' this years 'lay Vee Baskethall is not as impressixe as in the past years. we hate attomplished muth in preparation for the varsity next season. A dis- play of our storing potentials in the thirty-point xittory oxer Storm King highlighted a rather mediot re season. Our storing hig guns. Phil Luhetkin and ,lose Vendrell. hoth stored over loo points. Bill Mt- Doxvell did a nne joh in getting rehounds against taller opposition. Pete Deutsth. Al Atosta. and Randy Zitkl were our hatk tourt playmakers, These hoys were ahly assisted hy Martin Bastoxx. 'lohn Mefurroll. and Bill Nawy. At the end ot' the season, Phil Luhetkin was eletted honorary taptain of the team. whith he well dererved. Twp mz4fMr. Stott QCoaehj. Miller fManagerj Alvarez. Russell. Philippe. Nawy, Hempstead. Nissan, Rahennu. Kwan lManngerj, Middle mufArtinann. Daglio. Van Etten. Bailey. Aensta, 'l-.lIhAiH1. NeCarroII BUIIONI mu-Deutseh. Luhetkin. McDowell. Bristow Ziekl. i. v. BASEBALL Hli junior varsity hasehall team looks pretty good this year. livery day the hoys are down at King lfield stooping up the grounders and snagging the long tlies whieh lease Mr. Kings hat. Skip Silloway sits on third. waiting for the tratk ot' the hat. Bill Beers is the star tatther. Mr. Cunha is working out with his star pitther. lid lfstex e. Martin Bastow. another pitther, is eoming up lust under Mr. CQunha's direttion. On tirst. Bill Hitkotk looks like the prohahle thoite. Tom Tay- lor is the seeond satker. Short is the position ot' that ''never-get-it-with-onehand man, jatk Levy. The outfield is reenliorted with Roger Bailey. The hoys are eagerly awaiting their first game ol' the season. with Rye Country Day. 'Iliff rf,ztAlwIr. King fCnaehj. NX'ethsler. Silloway, Bastow. Bailey. Kaplan. Ahoumerad. hir. Cunha Qfloachj lifillffnz muAHitknk. Taylor. Beers. Levy, Esteve, Guginti. Daglin. Alvarez. Berlin. Russ. LONVER SCI-IOQL ATHLETICS Hlf .1thletit t.1lend.1r for the Lower Sthool h.1s been .1 full one this ye-.1r. Our first foot- b.1ll g.une w.1s with Allel-.lelxltll on Ottober ll. .uid with .IH e.1sy win ox er this lL'.lI'lT .1 good seg- son seemed .lNNlll'Ckl. How exer, the following week took the te.un to St. Peters in Peekskill .tnd brought .1bout the tirst of .1 long series of de- fe.1ts. On Ottober 19 .1t liutkley our young men onte .1g.1in were doomed to dis.1ppointment for liutkleys more experiented .tnd he.1vier te.1m was .1ble to subdue the threats of H.lLlilL':v'. This defe.1t w.1s followed by another at the l1.1IILlS of Trinity Sthool in New York. Our most eoumgeous attempt to stem the tide of defe.1t tame on Oetober 51 when thirteen boys from the Lower Sthool nude the trip once .1g.1in to New York to play Allen-Stevenson. In the first few minutes of play our opponents stored. .md Htukley showed little promise of being .1ble to stop the fo11rth defeat in tl row. lt w.1s still e.1rly in the first quarter when the Huekley Pl.lyL'I'S seemed to throw t.1l.IIlOI1 to the winds and began to pl.1y the br.1nd of footb.1ll their eoath had been hoping for .1ll f.1ll. Although it was .1 defe.1ted te.1m th.1t went bark to T.lffy'lONK'l1 that night. it w.1s .1lso .1 tired .md h.1ppy team. for this w.1s the first time they had h.1d the s.1tisf.1ttion of putting their l1C.lfl5 into .1 g.une. ljnfortun.1tely, the l.1st two g.1mes with H.1r1'ey .1nd Rix'erd.1le h.1d to be 1.u11elled due to extessixe r.1in. The Lower Sthool b.1sketb.1ll te.un's NLAISOH. thus l..1I'. lhli been simiI.1r to the footb.1ll te.un's, Its tirst entounter w.1s with Cireenwith Country l3.11'. .uid we lost th.1t KLIAITILA 58 to 50, This w.1s fol- lowed by other unsuttessful .tflelhpls for xittory .1g.1inst M.1tf.1ddei1. Rise-rd.1le. Trinity .uid Po1.u1- tito llills. The te.u11. howexer. looks liUI'NK.ll'xl to the renmining g.1mes with tht hope th.1t springs Lltflltil in the llLHN.1I1 lW.L.lsI,' ,fmw ,.,J AL?-:9 -uiiz--I'-J V-fl QILLIMJIQD MEI T MY ACTIVITIES ' 5 .. My I frm I 1 15 4 H 'sQ.Q,. 4 I f i-w'T s I 4 12 QQ 9 7 I Q44 I I 'M ii IO 5 ll Mig Qi if I I ,X - L J ' 1 f fx N 57 5 Aww C571 ' f'f:,q,.44-44 fx...,w Ike Left Io fight. top mu' -- Koenigsber- ger. Bishop. Lam- bert, Stevenson, Luce, Kwan. Boltom mu'-Weiss, Web- ster fEditorJ. Mr. MacArthur, Weid- enborner. Vernes. THE I-IILLTOP HOTOGRAPHY Editors Gus Koenigsberger and George Bishop really did a wonderful job in handling the photography work. They took practically all the group pictures as well as all the snaps. They spent many sleepless nights printing and developing pictures for the Hilllop. Paul Vernes, our artist, should be thanked for the wonderful drawings. Without Secretary Hugh Mahatiie and crew of typists joe Coons, Tom Pulliam, Stephen Weiss, and Martin Stearns, we would not have made the deadline with such ease. Special thanks to joe and Martin, who voluntarily offered their services. The Hilllnp wishes to thank the parents, boys and faculty members for their cooperation in make ing this year-book a success. This year's Hilltop may not be the largest ever published, but we think it is the finest in the schools history. Despite the financial dithculties early in the year, we had little trouble in meet- ing the deadline. Don Webster, Sandy Weidenborner, and Mr. MacArthur should be given most of the credit for our success. Don, our editor-in-chief, and Mr. Mac. were mainly responsible for arranging the assignments and getting the book to press with much time to spare. Sandy, as Business Manager, along with the Advertising Managers, Hank Lam- bert and Stephen Weiss, is responsible for man- aging the financial mood. Thanks go to Tommy Thompson, Lower School and Freshman Editor, Gordon Luce and Langdon Stevenson, junior Editors, and Chiu Kwan, Asso- ciate Editor. Tommy did most of the writing on the Lower School as well as rallying the Lower School boys to get ads while Gordon, Langdon, and Chiu did a large part of the write-ups. ale WS , 1. W - ' il 2- H7 S iv ' c X f if FW! 'QW i Nl 'ff X if ' 'f aa dsx' I Ldv! 11, VIIUIVI. left wie' 'fXX'ehster. N.1tKenzie. Sanborn. liutlffm mu- Dr. XX'.tlher. Messrs. Miller. Slatler, Cunha. BOARD QF MAGISTRATES HIS year has been the tirst full one for the Board of Magistrates. The Boards duties are to handle all important disciplinary problems whith in times past were handled by the Com- munity Countil. This change was made betause it was felt that a smaller group of appointed mem- bers would save time for the Clountil. free it for some more eonstruetive duties. and avoid the dan- ger of putting only popular boys on a board fated with serious .md frequently unpleasant duties. The Board is tomposed of three students and three fatulty members who are appointed for one year by the Community flountil. The sthool body. as a whole. has the right of approval of all these appointments, The Headmaster. who is the sev- enth member of the Board as well as its thairman. has no tote extept in the tase of a tie, llowex er. betause of his responsibilities to the trustees and the parents he holds the right ot tinal detision in tases inxolxing suspension or dismissal. The members of this years Board are: Mr. l'ranlc R, Miller. th.urm.tnL Mr. A, V. Cunha: Nlr, P. P. Slade-rx Dr, A. li. Xlfalberg Robert Mat- Ktnzie. 'ilg Don Sanborn, 421 and Don Xlfebstt r. Y. The Board has .tppointtd l.te Kohns. oi. .ts the tlerk. Although not .i mtmber ot the Board. he is present at all meetings and keeps a record of all the proteedings. In its short history the Board has had a number of dittitult and serious eases. It has functioned well in almost all eases, but its members have come to realize it requires hard work and dillitult detisions. The Board of Magistrates has given the boys an unusual opportunity for a fair and open trial. and has spent long hours in attempting to reath decisions whith are best for the individual boy and for the sthool. . lw nf 3 mx sitrr' XM' t, A it l f t l 4 li I I ll . U 0 o qt .,, f l Left to right, mp mu'-Gesner, Lovely, Wilson, Lord. McCarroIl. Waterfall, Sothern. Botlom mu'-Mr. L. Miller. Mr. MacArthur, Mr. F. Ivfiller. Bishop, Dr. Bisbee, Mr. Lindsay. McDowell. THE COMMUNITY COUNCIL HE Community Council, under the new school constitution of Hackley, has proved to be a more versatile instrument for the governing of the student body since it no longer has under its jurisdiction the handling of the disciplinary cases. The Community Council is based upon equality for the Hackley Community, both student and faculty. The Council is composed of a total of fifteen members: the President and Vice-President of the student body, four faculty members, and nine elected students representing each class in the school. 5 The responsibilities of the Community Council are to enact and enforce all student legislation, to regulate the Common Room, to suggest improve- ments in the social and educational life at Hackley, and to supervise all the elections which involve the community as a whole. The student members of the Community Coun- cil until mid-term were: George Bishop, '52, School President, john Hauser, '52, Vice-Presi- dent, Eddie Wilson, '52, Ruppert Lovely, '52, Al Lord, '53, john McCarroll, '53, Bill McDowell, '54, Bob Gesner, '54, john Waterfall, '55, and Kenney Sothern, '56. Those who were elected to the Council in the mid-term elections are: Phil Lubetkin, '54, 'lim Ridgeway, '55, Gordon Luce, '53, Buzz Robinson, '52, and Murry Kemp, '57. The faculty members are Mr. L. Miller, Mr. Lind- say, Dr. Bisbee, and Mr. MacArthur. Mr. F. Miller, headmaster, attends all the meetings ex- officio, and is limited to the right of unanimous agreement. Besides the more serious matters taken up by the Council this year, it sponsored a dance which proved to be very successful. Since the Council no longer has to deal with disciplinary cases, it has been able to make more constructive suggestions for the development of the school. N 'x l'l,'lllllliM1, ff f f X N f -A 'L--Q ivy, , X H 1 Ai- , Si, To S .Q UE to the excellent development of the Social Service Committee by the previous chaplain, Mr. Fitzsimmons, the group was able to start constructive work as soon as its services were required. A single call for members resulted in a total of nineteen boys, representing all the classes in the Upper School and one boy, Peter Graham, from the Lower School. The first task of the Committee was the dis- tribution of pledge cards which allowed the stu- dents and faculty to signify their annual contri- butions to such organizations as the Red Cross, Cancer Society, The Tuberculosis Association, the Community Chest, and the World Student Service Fund. By this means students are given a method of assuming the responsibilities of a citizen. A hasty but necessary drive for clothes resulted in many pounds of clothing for underprivileged children in Korea. SOCIAL SERVICE COMMITTEE We have had one social gathering at which Mr. Brooks, the chaplain, shexxed :movies and refresh- ments were served. Alan Lord presided at the meeting, and the committee decided to raise money to be sent to the World Student Ser'-'ite Fund in Burma. This spring, Gilbert and Sullivan's The Mi- kado was put on by Hackley students and other interested persons of the Tarrytowns. The profits from this production were given to the Com- munity Camp. The Community Camp is a camp sponsored by Hackley, for which the Social Service Committee raises the money. It needs approximately S1300 a year to operate. The camp runs for two weeks for the underprivileged boys of the Tarrytowns. Counselors are chosen from the junior and senior classes at Hackley. In May, the Committee works on a fair to be held at the track field. There are refreshment con- cessions and an auction. The proceeds from this will also go to the Community Camp. The Social Service Committee is one of the finest organizations in the school, as can clearly be seen by the number of students participating in its activities. It serves as a link between the community and the school. President of the Com- mittee is Alan Lord. LL if lu np! 1. Inj: run Nc- lmtlic. Dcutstlf. Allen, W'eb- stcr. l..uubc-rr. AIIJJIL rf-11 Liang. liishop. l.ute. Miller. lifaffffw wrt - Kolms. XVI.-iss. l.urtl 1Ch.iirm.inj. Nr. lirimks. Stevenson. XX7illi.ims. Gr.il1.im. BQARD OF DEACONS HE Board of Deacons already had been chosen by the time the new chaplain arrived in the fall term. The Board of Deacons is the student organization concerned with developing interest in the chapel and its activities as a main focal point on the campus. The members of the board are responsible for the chapel ushers and all other duties connected with the chapel service. The Deacons are continuing and extending the discussion groups with students from Master's School in Dobbs Ferry. This year Hackley is looking for more contact with New England Schools. Therefore, three stu- dents went to the Preparatory School Conference at Northfield, Massachusetts. This well-known annual meeting took place over the weekend of November 30. The students who attended came back with a great deal of enthusiasm and left behind a very good impression of the school. There will be another conference at Buck Hills Falls, Pennsylvania. This conference will give more boys an opportunity to gain experience in a religious atmosphere. l s XZGXQ y Late in April, the Board of Deacons is planning a religious conference sponsored by Hackley, the subject of which will be What next, college, a job, or the draft? At this conference we expect to invite students from Masters, Drew, Storm King, Pleasantville and Riverdale. This will be the Hrst all-day conference Hackley has sponsored. Leif! In figlzl, zap mu'-Me- hathe, Mr. Brooks, Lord. Mc- Carroll. Bottom mu'-Bishop, Lovely. MacKenzie fChair- manj. Webster. Lt lil lu riglvf. fwfr mu -lic-.ltic-. P. Riggio, Shirley. Van Iitten. Roclce. Beers. Gesner. Kuhns Middle rffil-Wfilliarns. Cos tabell. Stearns. Holtzman. Proudht. Russell. Hutchinson. Bwllfflll rffu - Bailey. Luce Xllfeiss. Boon fCo-Manage-rj Mr. Hunke. Kappler 1Co- Managerj. Esteve. Lord. Whir- ing. lNIc-hattie. GLEE CLUB, CHOIR AND OCTET ARELY has any extra-curricular organization at Hacl-:ley closed an active year in such auspicious style as did the Glee Club and Octet last June. Following a gala concert in Goodhue Hall on May 19, the Octet appeared by itself at the County Fair-six performances in allgand two successful auditions in Radio City for the Ted Iviack Amateur Hour on television. Losing all but nine of last year's members, the Glee Club quickly reorganized and furnished a full choir for the Christmas Vesper Service on Parents' Day last December. The Octet appeared in somewhat unpolished form at the Fall Athletic Banquet. By March 7 the club was ready for its joint concert with Rosemary Hall in Greenwich, Connecticut, which was preceded by a dinner and 4'-lo -gas 25,10 D Q Srl? 'A .NJ ggi, jfl . W . 'l lil! . ff4f3,? -E' kJ - tr '79 . , C-Q - O' followed by a dance. The evening was a mem- orable one for all, both musically and socially. On April 12 the boys again sang at Carmel, N. Y., with Drew School Glee Club, repeating their suc- cesses of 1949 and 1930. As in previous years, Hackley was represented at the Yale Glee Club Jamboree annd Music Conference by a delegation of sixteen club members. The annual home concert closed the season with enthusiastic applause from a capacity audi- ence of parents and the general public on May 17. The Musical Program for the 1951-S2 year included: 0 Bone fem. Palestrina. Tl7i!l1lf,f Be In Thee. Handel. Vere lizfzgzmrei fzmlrrfi. Lotti. Gmail Ui' In Du uillv Zeizf. S. Bach. Three English songs: 101121 Peel. Traditional. My 1.UI'6'l-'l Celia. Munro. zllj 'lnlwnvy ll .1i .z Sfwe111.1Ler. Traditional. Ifljmliq Dau I1 In Rm, Youmans tarr. by Mr. llunl-cet. Selections from Paint Your NX'agon. Loewe- Lerner. Also six numbers by the Hackley Octet, THE HACKLEY GLEE CLUB Warren G. Hunkc, Cmzdmlfn' Hans Boon, '52, Norman E. Kappler, '52 Co-Mamzgeri Membership of the Glee Club for 1951-1952 included: Fiiiit 7'6lI0l'J R. Bcatic, '55 Esteve, '55 H. Boon, '52 P. Riggio, '55 S. Weiss, '53 Semnd Twzrnir R. Bailey, '54 L. Kohns, '53 N. Kappler, '52 D. Van Etten, '54 l. Mader, '52 hi. Waring, '52 R. Hutchinson, '54 D. Williams, '53 C. Costabell, '54 BrH'f!0l1c'1 P. Deutsch, '55 LLIQC, 'ij A. Lord, '53 M. Stearns, '52 G. Shirley, '53 XV. Petersen, '52 A. Rocke, '54 Frou!-Mr. Hunlce. Leif! fo righl. Inf' will-liuirn ict'-hl.lI'1.1jlCI'J. NX'eiss. Dill, Bailey. Kapplcr fCn-M,1n.1- gerl. Russell, Esteve, Proudfit. Bufmrli' fflll -P. Riggio, Shir- ley. Lord. Luce. XY illi.1m5. Stearns. W.rring. Gcsner, Knhns. Sefoud Ba.rJe.r W. Beers, '55 H. Mehaflie, '52 E. Cahn, '52 M. Proudfit, '53 M. Carroll, '52 K. Russell, '52 W. Dill, '54 L. Russ, '54 In fbe Oriel .' Boon, Cahn, Carroll, Knppler, Lord, Petersen, Weiss, Mr. Hunke. L kxi- XXI 5, j C Q 12 'E f Y ' Q I 2 ig ff Xl ff' Le-fl In righf. lap 1'f1u+Wl1lIC Plumb. Illiddle mu-Esteve Gardner. Tatham, L. Alvarez Graham. Lawee. Tatham. Cac ser. Kohns. Beatie. Hutchen son. Bffllufll mu'-Elga, Reed Terris. Hockmeyer. Waterfall Suthern, Batchelder. Barnes. BOY SCOUT TROOP NO. 48 NTIL this year's Hackley's Troop 48 was still considered a new addition to the Hill- top. However, by the time its scoutmaster-founder, Mr. Dexter, handed the new troop over to Mr. Gage, the three-year-old organization was a well- established part of school life. At the year's start so many new boys joined the troop that one patrol had to be added. The Eagle, Hawk, Savage and Vampire patrols have seven members each. Advancement was rattled oft in record time, and with this first achievement under their belts, the scouts turned their attention to their cabin in the woods. During the summer Lee Barnes, former assistant scoutmaster, had put in the floor. The scouts, by holding a carnival at the Riverdale foot- ball game, added S84 to the funds needed to tom- plete the cabin, At Christmas time, the troop held a drive to collect toys and Llothes for two needy Tarrytown families. The response was so overwhelming that the extra tlothes had to be sent to the Neighbor- hood House for other families. This yc-.ir there were more week-end trips than ever. Besides the numerous bitycle trips. Mr. Dexter .ind the patrol leaders drove to hX,llll.llllS- town. Massathusetts. to tamp on the Cold River beyond the Mohawk Trail. They climbed Monu- ment Mountain and Mount Greylock, the highest peak in Massachusetts. West Point Scout Day, with Army's slaughter of Citadel, took the troop up to West Point. After- wards, many of the scouts camped out at Bear Mountain Park, to bushwack up the mountain the next day. A day at the Statue of Liberty, followed by bowling in Dobbs Ferry, completed the before- Christmas activities. Vacation was just a breather in between activities, and with more enthusiasm than ever Troop 48 completed a whirlwind year of good deeds and good fun which it and the school can well be proud. Q r GD Q Niki V C9 stale Q 5 4 ' Pu nal' Lt if to rilgfyl, Mft mu sARcibin- sun. Sanborn. Lovely. Saun- dersr MacKenzie. XY'arinc Stearns. M. Alvarez. BHIIUNI mu-Kwan, Coach Sliider, Mr. F. Miller. Wfilstin 1Presi- dentj. Mr. Lindsay. Mr. l., Miller. VARSITY CLUB HE Varsity H Club is now in its sixth year of existence and doing well under Coach Slader's guidance. This year there were only three boys remaining from last years group. They were Eddy Wilson, Bob Mackenzie, and Tom Pulliam. New members for this year include Moe Alverz, Q Riga X ,,... WH X if Don Saunders, Ruppert Lovely, Paul Vernes, Charles Robinson, Tony Waring, Don Sanborn, and two managers, Chiu Kwan and Martin Stearns. These faculty members round out the membership: Mr. Larry Miller, Mr. Pop Lind- say, Mr. Frank Miller, and Coach Slader. When the group received their membership cards, they became eligible to wear the white and black sweater that distinguishes a Varsity H man from a letter winner. The boys in the club are deserving of this because of their outstanding sportsmanship as well as their prowess on the athletic field. The club elected Ed Wilson and Bob Mackenzie as this years president and vice-president. respec- tively. This year, as last year, the Varsity H Club Trophy will be awarded to the Lower Schooler showing the most outstanding athletic ability. leadership. and sportsmanship. The pur- pose of this award is to recognize tinc- athletes in the Lower School. 1 Q' M t i t7'ii-I I I FEW years ago the International Club was formed by Dr. Gratwick to create friend- ship and good feelings among foreign students at the school and the boys of this country. In order to do this, the members of the Club plan to carry out projects which affect the entire school. Besides the mostly social parties with movies and refreshments, on October 27 the Club spon- sored its second Halloween Dance. Long before the date of the dance was set, the Club decided to put the proceeds of the dance toward purchasing a television set which would be donated to the school. On that evening the dining room was dec- orated with autumn trimmings, streamers and balloons. More than 150 people attended, and the dance was a huge success. The television set was f: 1 B Ltfr rf, figbf. mp mu-I. Ar- tinano, M. Alvarez, E. Arti nano. Acosta. Vendrell, Nawy 5 Long. Aboumrad. Russ. Mid- rffe run'-hir. Cuflllal. E. Al wrt-z, Rouinbulakis. li. Chriiet. Citsalcis. Nissan. B. Chalet Koenigsberg fpresident. BNI mm mu'-Wfliyte, Eiga, H Gomez. Sahouri. Rahinou. liakliash. THE INTERNATIONAL CLUB presented to the school by Bob Koenigsberger. president of the Club, immediately after Christmas vacation, and is installed in the Little Theatre. The Club chose as one of its yearly excursions going to New York to see the Christmas pageant at the Radio City Music Hall. During the spring a trip was made to 'Hyde Park, the home of President Roosevelt. On May 16, the Club made another excursion to New York to see Phil Silvers Top- Banana. On April 14, the Club presented its yearly Pan- American Day program with boys from Spain, Greece, El Salvador, Cuba, and Brazil participat- ing. Besides the musical entertainment, the Club added to the school's flag collection by presenting to Mr. F. Miller flags from Mexico and Estonia. Mr. Cunha, together with his wife, deserves a great deal of credit for the success of the Club, and it is hoped that next year's activities will prove of interest and of help to the foreign and Ameri- can boys who will make up the roster of the Club. The Club this year was well represented by boys from Spain, Greece, Iran, El Salvador, Brazil, PuertoRico, England, Guatemala, Colombia, Li- beria, Mexico, and the United States. HACKLEY HE HACKLEY is the literary magazine of Hackley School. in which outstanding com- positions are published. This stimulates interest in the writing of themes by the student body of Hackley, for everyone is proud of having a literary composition of his printed in a magazine that is read by the entire community. Although many contributors felt that they had been severely hampered this year due to the fact that compositions had to be written in class under pressure, we believe that the quality of the themes has been extremely good. The duties of the Board consist first of choosing the best themes from literally hundreds of compo' sitions. After the Board has narrowed down the number of themes which it thinks worthy of pub- lication to about thirty literary efforts, it chooses half of these for publication in The Hackley. The themes which are published are then carefully scrutinized and the mistakes corrected. Following this the themes are typewritten, proofread, and sent away for publication. The editorial board of The Hrzchley includes the following: Mr. johnson, the faculty advisorg qp Q9 up 5 FED E1 I V r V l i l George Bishop, '52, Editor-in-Chic-fg and associate editors Sanford Weidenborner, '52g john McCar- roll, '53g William MacDowell, '54g and Clive Chajet, '55. The themes that appear in The Hachley come from both the Upper School and the Lower School. It is the wish of The Harleley to publish not only the efforts of the older boys but also those of the younger ones. The publication of an article in The Hachley is a great accomplishment for the boy who wrote itg for it means that from hundreds of themes his is one of few which is chosen. This is the just reward for a job well done. Lt if lu righl .Il I,1h.7t-Hauser. Chalet. lvfacDowell. Bishop fliclitorl. McCarroll. Weiden- borner. Sl.1udir1gfMr. john- son. Lefl lo riglyl, mp mu'-Bishop. inson. Tl-IE DIAL HIS year marked the Silver Anniversary of the Dials publication at Hackley. As usual, the coverage and reporting in and around the school was very good. The Dial is the means by which student opinion is expressed and the news recorded. The paper is entirely free of faculty censorship, and it affords an excellent opportunity for future journalists to learn just how college newspapers are conducted. The Dial always strives to keep up the highest standards of Hackley School and to correct any abuses which come to its attention during the year. It can be said certainly that no other group in school entered into work with more spirit than the Dial board and reporters. Eddie Wilson was editor-in-chief and was ably assisted by Tony Waring, Charles Robinson, Ken- ney Sothern and Hans Boon, associate editors. The sports in school were covered by Phil Lubetkin and Martin Stearns. Al Kelly and Ned Cahn han- dled the advertising and the business end of the paper. ln charge of photography were George Bishop and Bob Koenigsberger. This year the Dial came out eight times and under Mr. Markriters guidance has attained its highest peak of efhciencyg however, the paper has yet to reach its apex and will, in the following years, continue to climb steadily until it does. In order to have a larger circulation, the Dial innovated the plan of offering a year's subscription for the reasonable price of one dollar. The re- sponse was very gratifying to the Dial board and will be continued in the following years. The members of this year's Dial urge that more boys become interested in the future publishing of the Dial as it is one of the most important Hackley activities. The members of the Dial board wish Al Kelly, next year's editor-in-chief. and his new board the best of luck for the coming year. W 'gilt 1 if ' I ' , i fu. . . .. fi H i I Nl Y- ix YJ 4 N T 1 1 , X 1 . V Au li Koenigsberger. Waring. Soth- ern. Bottom mu'-MacDoweIl. Lubetkin. Deutsch. Mr. Mark- ritter. Wilstmn fEditarj. Rob- Left In rigfvf. lop mu'-Mao Kenzie. Mehaffie. Bishop, Koe- nigsberger. Botmm mu' - Lovely. Webster. Sanborn, Morrison. THE CORRIDOR MONITORS CORRIDOR MONITOR holds probably the most responsible student job in the school. A good Monitor practically runs his corridor with a little help, if necessary, from the Corridor Master or House Master. His job starts in the morning with the inspec- tion of the rooms and ends at night with seeing that the last of his corridor is safely in bed with lights out. Innumerable odd jobs are put on his shoulders, such as policing the Tuck Shop, going around with the master inspecting rooms on Saturday E of xf I, 5 6't ap1ma...'f .fx c morning, fire alarm duties, etc. Other jobs may be added from time to time. He has to know well every boy on his corridor, be sympathetic but strict in carrying out his duties, show no favoritism even to his closest friends. This is not easy, particularly for the Senior Cor- ridor Monitors who are disciplining their own classmates. He must uphold the school rules and do all in his power to enforce them. If he thinks a rule is not a good one, he should go to the House Master or to the Regent of Dormitories and talk it over with him. Maybe he is right in his opinion, and the rule can be changed. The monitors are carefully selected from names handed in by students who want the job. This year the Monitors are: Senior Corridor-R. Lovely, Morrison junior Corridor-G. Bishop, R. Koenigsberger Sophomore Corridor-R. MacKenzie, H. Me- hathe Freshman Corridor-D. Sanborn, D. Webster Being a good Monitor throughout the year is a strong addition to a boy's recommendation to ' - college. It is something well worth working for. Aki JI -.. X 5 Yl- gfp-1 -.f-. LTHOUGH students had assisted in the li- brary for several years, it was not until 1947 that a committee of faculty and students was ap- pointed to assist in the administration of the Gage Memorial Library. Since that time the committee, without much publicity, has provided invaluable assistance to the librarian and the school. The Library Committee is resuonsible for the general policies of the library, the rules and regu- lations under which it operates, and, when neces- sary, the enforcement of these rules. Much of the committees time is taken in recovering books and. magazines taken from the library, and in discuss- ing ways to stop this loss. LIBRARY COMMITTEE This year the committee has provided library assistants for periods when the librarian is not on duty. Special recognition should be given to Way'ne Shirley, Peter Deautsch, john Morrison, and Stephen Miller. who have been in charge of the library one evening .1 week, and to Stephen Miller. also, for helping during the Lower School study period in the afternoon. Each year, the committee, in addition, presents a school assembly during children's book week. The committee also sponsors a book fair in No- vember, the proceeds of which go to buy new books. Until this year, the Library Committee has met only when necessary, and has functioned without any written rules or regulations. In response to several suggestions, the librarian appointed john McCarroll and Stephen Miller to draw up a set of by-laws, which, when approved by the committee, should help future Library Committees give better service to the school. john Hauser is the student chairman. LMI lu flyfil. lofi vfflifvcs- sey. Shirley. Lute. McC.irroll. Stevenson. Miller. Havens. Xlllddft wit- XXX-bstc'r. Nr. King. Mr. lin,ueln1.in. Mrs. Ciillim. Mr. l..inxner. Stearns. wieltlcnliilrrltr. Bffllffm wrt Stlnxifer. licatic. Ryan. Stlmlll- lmuscn. ATHLETIC BOARD OF CONTROL HE athletic program at Hackley is under the guidance of a faculty-student committee called the Athletic Board of Control. This board is the result of the headmasters request for a joint stu- dent and faculty group to discuss the problems and standards of athletics at Hackley. Predominant in the Board's mind is the main- tenance of high standards of sportsmanship and the provision of proper athletic equipment and wholesome facilities for playing and dressing. The Board functions as a committee to set the general athletic policy of the school. lt serves as a guide for coaches on training regulations. lt formulates the general standards an athlete must meet to qualify for a letter. All athletic letter awards and appointments of managers for varsity teams are subject to the ap- proval of the Board. This year the Board has voted to standardize the Hackley varsity letter. All sports are to have the same insignia. It is an eight-inch gray letter, trimmed with black and placed on a gray felt background. Provision has been made for special insignia for captains' and managers' letters. Modi- fied letters are to be awarded to members of other teams, including the Lower School teams. X, at f The Boards members include the headmaster, athletic director, coaches of all varsity sports, other coaches of the current season, and the captains of all varsity sports. The Lower School is represented by its senior master and one other coach. Meetings are held approximately twice a term. The Board is informed of the nature of the ath- letic budget and aids the athletic director in sug- gesting general expenditures. With a board such as this, representing the faculty. administration and student body, the ath- letic program at Hackley will always be guided toward the highest ideals of sportsmanship. Lefi Io iiglvl. tolli r0zi-Pul- liam. Sanborn. Lubetkin. Ges- ner. Wfaring, Wilsiwn. Mac- Kenzie. hir. Dexter. Bottom rf1u'fMc-ssrs. Mitchell. Lanx- ner. Kelly. Slader. Engelman, Lewis, Lindsay. Tap mu -Lovely. Lambert. Boilom mu - Xveidenborner. Stearns. Robinson, Athanas- soulas. B. Chaiet. THE DEBATING SOCIETY HIS year a Debating Society has been organ- ized at Hackley. There had been a feeling expressed by many parents, faculty members, and students that such a society was a necessary and strongly desired activity. Due to the promotion by Mr. MacArthur and Mrs. Mitchell, the society was at last formed. On the first occasion that it func- tioned as a society, in a school assembly, the pro- gram presented was received with strong enthusi- asm throughout the school. The topic for the debate was, Resolved: the United States should adopt Socialized Medicine. The allirmative side was taken by Ruppert Lovely and john McCarroll1 the negative by Martin Stearns and Buzz Robinson. Both sides presented well-prepared speeches, and the general interest expressed by the student body showd that the club was ol? to a good start. A debate was arranged with Riverdale, marking the tirst scholastic contest with Hackleys traditional rival. The topic was Resolved: Legalized eutha- nasia should be adopted in the United States. Riverdale had the atiirmative, Hacltley the nega- tive. Those representing Hatkley were Martin Stearns, Sanford Weidenborner, and Buzz Robin- son. At the time of the writing of this article, an attempt had been made to secure a debate with Trinity, and it seemed as though there would be one. The society had a good first year, and with the benefit of our mistakes and a better chance for competitive selections to the club, next year's so- ciety will have even higher standards, and more respect and prestige within the school. 'ill' if , 0 i SCHOOL ,-.VUL ,, y WNV: 2 y -Xff WI, gui 1-,- DIRECTDRY X f tx A ,N 1 ? 1 X ff X , if ., X, FT, , fgfy F 1 4-.ffl . i J , , ' r 2 F N ' 3 . I 1 X I Q L X 5 X 1 I K1 1 Y nl ff X-A .1 , R-X5 ,J -P l,2,,,, GJ.. . ' Q-fp'vf, ' 'f if f,'Cx?lAi:- tl ' P ff f Q if Q Gif! N' . ,f K ffffiz -,-:AS a5'?'ff'--gg gre Q . 'H I iL P,4 'F f . 'L , ,Jin - qrqgf, gx ,. . -ff-5,f?31,V f' Y ' rg, ,Lf -xjj If INR N R INR NR NR XR Com flnm Im In PATRONS AND XIRS AND MRS AND MRS AND 'VIRS AND MRS ALLAN C M L XXARINC IRANK WI IDI NBORNIR CHARLLS ROBINSON H K RUSSELL E W STEARNS STLVENS A IVAN MADLR AND XIRS AND NIRS ANID XIRS BICK JULIS I'I'IS AND IAMILX SHILDON R COONS R 'I IICKL IORD 9w If ' ' ' of If I . I . . . I IIR. I . 7 2 2 2 M . . 7 DR. I . . . 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C 0 111 fIfjl2!6'I1f.f of fx 70d6W6d?4MM6df0! cwdtleqeafwtocame start off nght xuth I1 ELECTRIC SHAVER NORTH AMERICAN PHILIPS COMPANY Inc GINDOFF EXPORT CORPORATION Textzle Dun zbzztw 5 361 967 BROADWAX W XORR l N X U 5 Cb! Add C dot? 118 - - - Q -1 4? 2 x Av - ' ,KIZJ - S' if . 7 Y. I ! 0 ....:. Q , . 100 Eos! 42nd Sireei, New York 17, N. Y. '1 '1 1 7 NE ' ' 5, . '., . O. A. Qi e rcss 1iII - - I - - I GUGINO FLORISTS 552 bf 11' 71 l'. Q I' C zzjlimcnff THE SEVENTH GRADE TH! IIGHTH GR ADL 1 07 1 nf Co 111 pl inn' III! Of 2 E 1 I I WHITE STUDIOS 11 Cfmlplimezlts of be FIRTH CARPET CO. Cm11lI1li111ez1t.f Uf Sthaffhauscn Enc P '49 Palrsadc Avenue Dobbs Fen X X Sqhnetdcr Edward M 40 Waxne Ascnuc Vfhntc Platns X X Schrefcr Phllnp I v6 Abbculle Lane Whxte Plams X X Seaman Charles F fjerrs Hrllhrook Farm West Hartsdale Axcnuc Hartsdalr X X Sutgenfcld Arthur Howard 1175 Park Awcnuc Xess Xork IX X Shrrlu XWaxnc D 161 Emerson Place Brooklxn X S1 ovny Stuart I' I XoLl Drne Osstnmg. Sxlurman Hcnrx Vol l mn Ossmmg X X Smrtht Norman I' 471 Sprung Strut Mmtstu Mtch Notlurn H Ixnnnu 8 Frlt Strut Ardslu on Hu son X X Spamtr Anthom R Cedar l tnc Ossmrng. X X Spmttr Dn1dI Ctdtr I tm Ossmma. X X Sturns Mtrtm C Chttttu llurlgtnds Sursdalc Stutnson I mgdon R Arlslu on Hudson X X 'I tthun Camplull Gltndtlt Road Ossmmg, IX X 'I tthtm Chtrlgs lll Gltndtlg Road Ossmmg, I nlor Thomas XX' I wx rtntc I trms Chtpplqua 'Ihompson Mlurlu C I Ardslu on Hudson Sl lnxtcr Frtd Crtndtll Quaker I mc Lurttovun 'llnklrptulglu Rvlnrt I Old Wall Roid Wlntt Plams X X Tuxedo and 11111 Drew or Hne TARRYTOWN TAILORS 41 MAIN STREET 'IARRXTOWX IX X TArrstoun 41117 SMITH S FRIENDLY SERVICE H7 MAMARONI:Cls. AVENUE XYHITI PLAIXN X X Complzmentf 0 THE CAMERA SHOP WHITE PLAINS N 3 leuulf Skllllg Cnlf Wastchester Sportmg Goods Co Inc 209 EAST POST ROAD WHITE PLAIN N Ag,c.nts for A G SPALDIING Van lttcn Dunk s Ourton Roid Ossmmg, IX X Vandrgll Iost Ir Box1787 Ponce Pugrto Rnca Vnrms Paul Douglas x65 Bccchtnont Drnc IX1.w Rochcllc IX X Vgssq Plnlrp G 18 Fanrvnay Druc Whttc Pluns N X Vxmcnt Robert C Ir 9 Inurmss Road Scars dtle IN X Van Stunbug. Pctcr I 3 Applctru Closg Wlntc Plams IN X Wfarmg, M Chase Ardslq on Hudson X X Xwarmg, Movston lcComptL .Ir Ardsluy on Hud s n Ix X Wfatcrfall ohn C al Pondhnld Road XVcst Bronxullc-8 IX X XY'c-.nur Wally I Knollvsood Country Club Whltt Pluns X X Vlkbstcr Brute C '51 Farrlngston Aunuc Xorth ltrrxtown IN X Wkbstnr Donild A 44 Mtlxtr Awnut Grun vnnll Conn Xwtchslgr Paul C H18 Central Ptrk Wfcst INux Xor 73 IX X Xiludcnbormr Stnphcn S 74 Mau Aunut Pluns N X XX'L1ss Stcphm A W'Lstulug.lt Road Purthasn XY hump, Pgttr D 41 Xortlt Broadwax lrungton on Hudson X X XIs'hnttakLr I lxgndtg, 'R Cltttbrndp Rd Glen Rudy. IN I Wh-,tn Gnorlrc S Rua Xo 53 Farrant Rto dn Imuro Braul VIIIIJIIXS Daud I. Brommng. Drum OSSIHIUL, film.. I. - f A-.Av. F. .Q Q ,, , I ,. 'l .AX '. I . ' .4 4. I.. '.Av. 7. .'y . . -. ' - -, .A Y , y Q , 1 . . . 5..'.X', 'll I '. N.X'. 1 C '. ' A .. ', .1'. Y. I I ' ' , I 'A ,. s , ', ' ,, .Au 7 dx .12 '. . ,. . , . ' '.. 'A .11 ',I. . .S ' L I.. 'I .11 '.5'.',1'. 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