Hackley School - Annual Yearbook (Tarrytown, NY)

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Q' 1 I 919613231-t MSIZISIUBJSI iw- 'QI FRANK R. MILLER H et1d1llt1.i'lc'1' TO THE MEMBERS OE THE CLASS OE 1953: S I write this you have still several weeks of work before your graduation, but in the years to come you may re-read this message as alumni. Graduation from Hackley is an important time in your life, it is a time when many of you pause and look hack over the years you have spent here. You may remember many things: perhaps .L foothall victory, a particularly inspiring teacherg a moment when you suddenly dis- tovered some great truth in one of your classesg a particularly worthwhile hull SCSSIOIIHZ .1 lazy spring day down at the tennis courts: the gray gloom of a winter morning. This will always he a part of your life, hut it is a chapter which is now ending. As the years go hy the unpleasant memories will disappear hut many of the pleasant ones will remain with you all your life. They are worth cherishing. Graduation is also a time when you must look forward, as well as hatk. Many people have told you, and will continue to tell you, that you graduate into a world of tension, of confusion, and of unfair demands on young men. However, if I have learned any- thinij from a study of history, it is that every period in the history of the human race thag has shown great advancement, change, and progress, has been a period of tension and pressure for those who lived in it. Therefore, I urge you to accept willingly and enthuiastically the challenges the world will thrust upon you. You are fortunate to he young in such an age. Although the chapter of your life as undergraduates at Hackley is ending, and you move forward to new adventures, may your interest in your school never slacken. As Alumni you have it in your power to keep I-Iackley the kind of school you have known, or to help it become an even tiner school. Come hack and visit us often. We shall always he glad to see you. Good luck and good hunting! FRANK R. IWIIIIIER, Hetnfllltliler 6

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FACULTY l.l.XlTRICli I-l. Lmnsm' Regent ot' Dormitories Head of Mathematics Department M.lf., Stevens Institute of Teihnologl' PAULINIE GILLIM tMrs. Wfilliam G. Gilliztij Librarian A.B., Williilniette University, B.L.S., Columbia v ARTHUR F. vUAI.lll5R Head ct Language Department L.L.D., University of Munster CAPT. CHARLES R. Kiz1.1.v, U. S. N. R Mathematics B.S., University of Maine LAWRENCE W. Nl2xvi2LL Director of Alumni Relations A.B., Harvard Kl2NNli1'H C. MAc3AR'rH1iR, JR. Head of Social Studies Department A.B., Bard A.M., Clark EDITH G. MI1'CIHIil.I, QMrs. Walter Mitchellj Direclor of Remedial Program Social Studies Ild.M,, Plymouth Teachers College I2d.M., Boston University HAROLD Bisiu-:ii Latin A.B., A.M., Pl1.D., Harvard