Hackley School - Annual Yearbook (Tarrytown, NY)

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Football, 52-54 QH, H, Hjg Fencing, 53-55 IH, H, HJ. Capt. 55, Track, 53-55 CH, H, HJ, Varsity H Club, 54-55, Pres. 551 International Club, 52-55, Board of Magistrates, 555 Glee Club, 54-553 Corridor Monitor, 55, Athletic Board of Control, 55. Ernesto came to Hackley in 1951 from El Salvador. Since his freshman year, Ernie has distinguished himself from the other boys by virtue of his continental air. Ernie was one of the best athletes at Hackley and illustrated this by his exploits on the gridiron. Then, his personality and sense of leadership have enabled him to hold many important positions in various or- ganizations: President of the International Club and Varsity 'H' Club, member of the Board of Magistrates, Corridor Monitor, Board of Deacons and captain of the fencing team. Ernie plans to go to an agricultural college and upon gradua- tion to work at the Alvarez plantation in El Salvador. Cross Country, 54 QHJ, Capt., Wrestling, 55 QHJQ Track, 52-55 KH, H, HJ, Athletic Board of Control, 553 Glee Club, 52-55, Octet, 55g Library Committee, 52-55, Co-Chairman, 55, Co-Art Editor, 'Hilltopf 55, Headwaiter, 553 Chairman, Dance Committee, 55. Hastings-on-Hudson, N. Y., is known for its football teams and its women, but sedom for its writers, Cap is one of these few exceptions. His greatest pleasure is writing a few thousand words on the first day of the Battle of Gettysburg. Through training and determination, Cap has become a top-notch performer in cross country, wrestling and track. His activities are greatly diversified. He can often be seen playing chess or making an appearante on some television show. ..Emie,, ..CaP,, , s ,Q x wx f, I! x x x X F' . N is 1 I,,f '- xx wmv! :lmzfzfe S bl- N N N' m N e me Q ' . 1 'gy 'Q N ' e xxx s ' .f is r ,L Q, X p . - :NM G I s. .'-.Q if gf 5 D nam. 4' 4 '1 3 .fix Wx. s ' ' H T i 1 i 'I-1-IM' - 1 . i s 19 ERNESTO ALVEREZ RUSSEL H. BEATIE, jR

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ALFRED ABOUMRAD, JR. ABOOD AGHASSIPOUR Q 111 fffrzge- X 'f S :Ei Q we ,Qu f gjqj 93 , Q ' 'ia-sa-if gm f X ' . 1 f , EE K- '12 gl l . f--..j. ., i 'Q I - ffw' Y , if all if i . P lll. -i Alfie Ron Soccer, 53-54 QH, l-ljg International Club, 53-54g Corridor Monitor, 553 Board of Deacons, 553 Treasurer of School, 55. Al, one of the most notorious representatives from Mexico in Hackley's history, came to the Hilltop in the fall of 1952. As soon as he became acquainted with the life at Hackley, his friendliness and sparkling personality earned him the affection of his classmates. During his three years at Hackley, Al dis- tinguished himself both on the athletic held and in the aca- demic world. He played Varsity soccer for two years, and with wild screams lead the team through two outstanding seasons. Al managed to control the chaotic situa'ion on the junior corridor in spite of his small stature. He plans to study bank- ing in college and return to his native country where he will enter his father's business. Soccer, 53-54 KH, H13 Wrestling, 52-55 QH, H, Hjg Black and Grey Key, 53-55, Sect. 55g Glee Club, 54-ss, Corridor Monitor, 55. Having come to Hackley three years ago to join his uncle. Ron instated himself on the Hilltop with his usual quiet, un- assuming manner. We soon found him to be a student of many varied tastes and interests. His love of quiet and peace is offset by the enjoyment he derives from dancing, singing and laugh- ing. His attachment to engineering is no greater than his appre- ciation for literature and history. His favorite sport, he tells us, is skiing. Whether the job is studies or athletics, whether the under- taking is large or small, Ron can always be seen doing his best. 18

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'IOHN G. BECKER WILLIAM W. BIEIERS, JR. Cross Country, Mgr., 53g Fencing, 54-55g Glee Club, Accom- panist, 54-55. john arrived among us with many vivid but fond recollec- tions of Lichtenstein, Soon the German Aristocrat established himself as president of the radio players. He also became the school consultant on the subiect of heraldry and is proud to display his own coat of arms on a silver cigarette case. -Iohn has been one of I-Iackley's most distinguished scholars, and he skipped from the lunior year to the senior year. For the last few years, he has been on the fencing and tennis teams. and has efficiently managed many sports. john will also be remembered for his beautiful sister whom no one has ever seen. He was electd as a membr of The Ilarifleuy in his sophomore year. He also gave the school its daily dose of Chopin. the memory of which will be long cherished. Football, Mgr., 5-11 Baseball. Mgr., 54-55g Cvlee Club, 52-55. President, 55g Octet. 53-553 Community Council, 571-54g Class President. 55. During his four years at Hackley, Bucky has made it a point of distinguishing himself. His first year found him play- ing Varsity baseballg as .1 sophomore he was on the undefeated j. V. football team. An unfortunate injury curtailed a promis- ing athletic career. but did not prevent Bill from managing varsity teams. This year he has made a successful baseball comeback. Bill is a four-year member of the Glee Club, three years of which were spent in the Octet. At present he is the distin- guished president of the Hackley singers. Bill is a capable student and genial friend. His numerous nicknames and the fact that he is president of the senior class are tributes to his many line qualities. Otto Bucky H353 .H QQ lalml r 'fi l J'??0+ 20