Hackley School - Annual Yearbook (Tarrytown, NY)

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CLIVE CHAJET PHILIP E. c3oUsE 'N 3011050 .W . A 4 Wx, Q -4 'lkgfyjxv' N N -Til ' ,f ? 5 2::B v ,f s ,Q C1ivie Phil Soccer, 54, Fencing, Manager, 53-55, President, International Club, 54, Black and Grey Key, President, 54, Glee Club, 54-55, 'Hilltopf 55, Dramatics, 54-55, Corridor Monitor, 55. In the fall of 1950 a small boy with curly hair and an Eng- lish accent and answering to the name of Clive Chajet entered Hackley. Five years later there was little change to be noticed in Clive. True, the accent is gone, and the hair is not quite so curly, but a casual observer still finds the same qualities in Clive as a senior which enabled him to become one of the best-liked boys in the eighth grade. It has been rumored about school that Clive has a mad crush on Clementine Paddleford, was a close friend of Serge Rubin- stein ffor whom Clive once delivered a touching eulogyj, and is interested in reviving certain old Greek customs at Hackley. Soccer, 54, Track, 55 IHJ, Glee Club, 55, 'Dial,' 55, Com- munity Council Secretary, 55, Corridor Monitor, 55, English Speaking Union Scholarship, 55. Phil came to Hackley as our 1955 English exchange student. He immediately displayed his many scholastic and athletic abilities by being in Group One and by playing soccer for the Varsity team. Extra-curricular activities are something in which Phil excels. Soon after his arrival at Hackley, he was chosen a member of the Community Council, and did an outstanding job for which he was elected Secretary of the school. With his very pronounced English accent and deep voice, Phil soon was ac- cepted as a second bass for the Glee Club. He is liked by all and amuses his fellow boarders with his High and Dry English humor. 22

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1 4+ ! f', ? L .Q - Wm? ll FRANK J. BORRIZLLI, JR. 1 i 5 WILLIAM M. CAHN ni Frank Andy Football, 545 Track, S53 Photography Club, 55. Frank joined our class in the fall of 1954 and immediately made himself known at the football camp by the presence of his M. G. He hails from Bronxville. a fact which enabled him to become one of the elite Bronxville Boys. Frank is famous on the senior corridor for the numerous showers which he takes from dawn till dusk. He is also known for his argumentative spirit concerning cars and boats, both of which are among his most active interestsg he holds great pride in his knowledge of them. On week-ends one would be most apt to find Frank tramping through the woods either stalking birds or squirrels or cooking a Sunday lunch. He takes great delight in camping or anything else having to do with the out of doors. Football, 543 Swimming. 55 QHJQ 'Hilltop'g 'Dial,' Business Manager. Ever since Andy came to Hackley in the fall of 1954, he has been a credit both to his class and to the school. as shown hy his aggressiveness in his work and hy the line record which he has made. He quickly became friends with both the students and the faculty. During the fall Andy sparked the football team as an end. ln the winter he helped the rest of the swimming team set their records. He is well known for his Canadian stories and his love for the outdoors. 21

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Soccer, S-lg Swimming, S4-553 'Hilltopf Business Manager, Sig 'Dial,' 553 Black and Grey Key, ibg Social Service Commit- tee, 54. Ever since Mark arrived on the Hilltop four years ago, he has been an outstanding student. Throughout his four years at Hacklcy. he has consistently led his class in the tield of mathe- matics. Although he was not destined to be a nine-letter man. he has played Varsity soccer and has been on the Varsity swim- ming squad. As an active participant in many forms of extra-curricular activities. he has for three years been on both the Ilillmp and the Dial. Mark was also an active member of the chess club since its inception two years ago. Although he is undecided as to his future career, we are sure that with his ability he will be a success in any held he chooses. Track. S53 Glee Cluh, 55g Photography Cluh, SS. Curt's easy manner and quick smile have won him many friends since his ai'rival at Hackley from the hills of Colorado. where, we are told, he spent his last two years lighting Indians and rustling cattle. Since there is a scarcity ot Indians in the liast, upon arrival Curt found only a local medicine man to contend with, someone with whom he was able to converse in Spanish. Curt's wit and sense of humor have made him an interesting and entertaining.: companion on the Hilltop this year. and he will certainly he missed. His easy adaptation to any situation enabled him to immediately take his place in the class. Bc-cause of his academic success and his ability to make friends. Curtiss is certain to succeed in whatever lield he enters. Mark Curt 2 f? 93 X 77 0 'fi F' Af f f fs NX 'T T il H ':: , . , . . , . 'N Q . MARK l'lNlxl:l.b'll1IN ff 1 5 me I n n. . '-sw D i - 3 , -C : 5 l.. ,u m Y CURTISS li. FRANK, JR -3-1-he X, I 1 6, , Q :Q V. 25