Hackley School - Annual Yearbook (Tarrytown, NY)

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f?,, -F ,,..,1 ' i ll-li g X f Q O' .I. y Q ' wig . A :C Z, r'5ll V uv Jake l'Bob Football, 53-54 fH, HJ: Wrestling, 53-55 fH, H, HJ, Cap- tain, 54-55g Track, 53-55 KH, H, Hjg Varsity H Club, 54-55' Athletic Board of Control, 54-55g Glee Club, 53-54. Since the Fredonia Flash invaded the peaceful hill- top in the fall of 1948, Hackley has undergone an over- whelming metamor hosis. jake. due to his amazing sense of humor, proved to be one of the most sparkling personalities of the institution. jake's smooth personality, combined with an elegant line, has necessitated the purchase of more than one little black book. His exciting tales of hunting in the backwoods of Fre- donia have been the inspiration for many bull sessions. , ln the field of athletics, the little Elf has distinguished himself through not only his natural ability but also his com- petitive spirit. Captain and undefeated wrestler, he has con- tributed more to that organization than any boy in the school. Wrestling. 553 Tennis. 553 Cum Laude. Bob came to Hackley in his junior year. His diminutive size was so astonishing that as he entered his first English class, Mr. Clough, pointing at him. said, The Lower School is that way. Soon Bob ranked among the biggest brains in his classs. Bob is extremely interested in fishing and has worked out ingenious methods of catching tish. He ties flies in an intricate manner and one which far surpasses commercial methods. When he is not fishing, Bob is found skiing at his parents' ski lodge in Vermont. Although he has not mastered the art of skiing to the degree of that of fishing. he enjoys the sport very much. During these two years at Hackley, Bob has left many mem- orable marks, and we will continually miss the midget from the class of '55. 25 JOHN L. GUGINO ROBERT S. GULICK

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SAMUEL K. FULLER ANDREW GOLDBERG Soccer, 54, Tennis, 553 Headwaiter, 55, Glee Club. 555 Dra- matics, 55. Sam is California's most outstanding contribution to Hackley. During the fall season, Sam was a worthwhile contribution to the soccer team and was one who will be impossible to replace. When one visits the senior corridor, one can hear the quiet strains of Dave Brubeck's music, while Sam demonstrates the California-style be-bop. Sam partakes in all school affairs with enthusiasm, such as the Glee Club, school plays, and is always willing to lend a hand where it is needed. The Hilltop realizes that it is losing a great person and wishes him all the success in the future. Football, 53, 545 Wrestling, 54-55. Drew, as he is known to his friends, came North in his junior year, and Hackley has not been the same since. Drew, despite gaining the title of the heaviest heavyweight on the football team, was a social athlete, his interests lay in other Fields. Dukie took an active interest in the photog- raphy club, and made a rapid rise to the vice-presidency of the smoking room. So, through many trials, tribulations, stories, and laughs. Drew has wound up his career at Hackley, All of his friends wish him the best of luck, and, if it does not require too much work, we are sure that he will attain his goals, Sam,' Drewie x I , ' Sl -N ' 'H f W , X D y Q - G 0 V, , 1 i ,gf -V 'N c. I za Q f A MOTELS xr, 7:4 4- Q it new e ,Q ta as .4 , J i f an ,. ixi- rv-lt aff' ::L f-5 :la W 7 55 xl 5 T 'lilmv 1' 3' -s gtf, H I ..,. . wx: f Km' um W f s. ,F get F talgfsllf if T, Q Q.,- - , ,,,,,,,, . W . ,,,, f! 24.

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BRUCE O. HUTCHINSON PASCAL 1. IMPERATO Qlsyx dlliilli Q ', .il.' X ' few nie, i -sprfil y u ' 3-:fir O . ff-'i Q5 1 K fll ll X0 1 Hutch Pat Football, 54g Swimming, 55 fHjg Tennis, 553 Dramatics, 55. Bruce came to Haokley in the fall of 1954 and slowly but steadily became known for his Marlon Brando temperament. During the year Hutch's sense of humor brought many added laughs to the senior corridor. In the fall Bruce played football and his vigorous spirit on the tield would have been missed had he not been there. During the winter he swam the medley and had a successful season. The spring term found him on the tennis courts. Hutch has been a member of the Glee Club, choir and a valuable member of the Dial staff this year. Fencing, 53-553 Editor-in-Chief, 'Hackley,' 55g Glee Club, 55. Pat came to Hackley four years ago. Besides doing well in most academic pursuits, he has distinguished himself in the sciences: excellent preparation for a career as a physician. He has exhibited scientific drawings in the Gallery and has been in charge of the school barograph and weather station. ln addition to his regular activities, Pa has been an editor of the Hartley since his freshman year and has been editor-in- Chief as a senior. This year Pat has instituted the practice of daily matudinal accelerations from Pleasantville's somnolently residential Old Sleepy Hollow Road, hitting the Hilltop in the form of a day boy driver with his black and white '54 Mercury. 26