Hackley School - Annual Yearbook (Tarrytown, NY)

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WHITNEY L. LANE ROBERT B. LEDERER Cross Country, 54 U-U3 Glee Club, 55, Co-Art Editor, 'Hill- top,' 553 Corridor Monitor, 55. Whit came to Hackley from Roosevelt High School in the fall of 1954. One of Whit's most outstanding talents is his ability to draw. He has won many poster contests and is art editor of the yearbook. After study hall. White may be found saving on his algebra, calling his Italian girl friends, or making plans for his next venture into the city. Although he did not break the four-minute mile this year. Whit was always plugging when it came to running the cross country course. Watch out, Mr. Bannister, here he comes! Soccer, 54g Track, 55. Bob, Led, Poop, or anything else he is referred to. planted his tremendous feet fsize 141 on the Hilltop this year. Bob soon made many friends in his only year at Hackley and tan- talized everybody with stories of some of his episodes in the big city. Led played soccer, and stood above the crowd in track. He is an excellent photographer and as a chemistry project made paint. Bob's pleasing personality, scheming mind and good taste is bound to insure him great success in his planned career of business. Whit 'lB0b,' A01 A? 9 i ' ' lg ' . l t I u ., l Q l lgiliiii T fy at ' ala uieiiii gjirgi f 1 ,, , , A. V I Img! ,,, '- l 'I F492 A KPQQI' is!!! Q' 4. llllll if fit Tl? , ' lii 2 A' iii Q ffl' '- -t ' xiii Ei, 28

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Soccer, 54 KHP, Basketball. 55 fHQg Baseball, 55. In September. 1954, joe came to the Hilltop from Barnard. He has made himself a familiar figure on the senior corridor with his friendly, and often mischievous. manner. ln athletics. joe distinguished himself by his effort, and started in the varsity soccer backheld. During the winter he made the varsity basketball team. He also pinned himself a notorious hacker in the dancing class, and a wolf to the 'nth degree. joe will long be remembered by the student body for his Marilyn Monroe pin-ups and by the faculty to get in and out of the most unusual punishments. Basketball, 54-55 IHIQ Tennis, 54-55 fl-l, HJ, Captain, 553 Glec Club, 54-55. Dick came to Hackley in his junior year. He immediately became well liked by the majority of his classmates. He will be remembered as the Big halfback from White Plains High School. Dick, as a junior. became a member of the Glee Club and as a senior he remained faithful to the club. In his junior year he received a junior varsity letter for football and became a mainstay of the varsity basketball team. In the spring Dick was a big gun on the tennis team and because of this was elected captain of varsity tennis in his senior year. ln his senior year, Dick continued to work on his tennis and also remained an important man on the varsity basketball team. Ioan Dickie I f ilk Fat 25-Q ,N lll iili ' z :J 'U' h Q www 4 M Wll0lIl1,,. k xv 27 JOSEPH M. JACOBS RICHARD A. KATZ

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ZW jack Phillippc Football. 55, 54 KH. Hjg Wrctstling, 55-55 KH. H, HJ, Track. 55-55 KH, Hjg Varsity H Club, 555 Glee Club, 55-54g Corri- dor Monitor. jacques came to Hackley in his freshman year and imme- diately became one of the infamous sunshine alley. jacques is one of the more popuar students of the school and his undisputed wit is displayed in many bull sessions. ln the field of sports he has proved that big things come in small packages. jaques not only started on the varsity football team, but also in varsity wrestling. He was a member of the Hackley Glee Club, but he was forced to give up his membership due to a conflicting schedule. He is a proud member of the Varsity 'H' Club and also takes an active interest in his job of corridor monitor. jacques is dehnitcly a ladies man and if one were to look into his social life, one could find it happy and carefree. Football. 55-54 KHjg Swimming. 54-55 KH, Hjg Track, 54-55 KHjg Board of Deacons. 54-553 Glec Club, 54-S51 Community Council, 54-555 lioard of Magistrates, 54-55g Class Vice-Presi- dent, 55. Witli his shock of auburn hair. painstakingly mussed for that casual look and with his easy smile, Phil was an imme- diate success when he arrived on the Hilltop in 1955. He was elected to the Community Council, and despite rumors of mink coats and deep freezes, he was restored to this same position for a second term. As vice-president of the senior class, and member of the Board of Magistrates, Phil has gained im- portant experience in the held of leadership. Never one to he left out of things, Phil participated in every activity for which he had time. With characteristic per- severance, he has ben able to earn letters in football, swim- ming, and track. Phil has also given his services to the Glee Club and the Board of Deacons. 29 JACQUES M. Lizvv PHILIP s. LORD