Hackley School - Annual Yearbook (Tarrytown, NY)

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MAUR1cE H. LINDSAY DEDICATION T is rare that any school has as a member of the faculty a man who measures up to the type of person that Pop Lindsay has shown himself to be in his thirty years at Hackley. It is indeed fortunate that nearly every boy who has entered Hackley has been required to attend one of Pops classes, and successes of Hackley alumni in college testify to this fact. Yet Pop has never allowed himself to become a teacher whose only job is to turn out students on a mass production line basis. He has retained that all-important enthusiasm which makes students wish to learn. A lesser man would never have been able to exhibit this quality. With a school spirit equalled by few and surpassed by none, Pop entered into every aspect of school life with the same zeal which he showed in the class room. Anyone who has ever seen him on the track field doing push-ups or pacing the sprinters, will verify this statement. Pop has become an institution at Hackleyg but the word institution is indeed a very poor word to describe him, for it tells nothing of his warm, personable character that has enriched every boy who has come in contact with it. 4