Hackley School - Annual Yearbook (Tarrytown, NY)

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STEPHEN JOSEPH ADLER Addet November 11, 1949 - New Entered Hackley - 1961 Football 8 Six Man Football 7 Wrestling 7, 8 League Baseball 7, 8 Letters: Wrestling 7, Football 8 GOODHUE MARK ALEXANDER ARMSTRONG York, New York I-Ialos 7 Candid Pictures Marcus March 17, 1949 - Syracuse, New York Entered Hackley 1959 Soccer 5, 6, 7, 8 Wrestling 7, 8 Swimming 5, 6 Track 6, 7, 8 League Baseball 5 Class President 7 Class Vice-President 5, 7 Student Council 5, 7 Tuck Shop Monitor TILI 5: Honors 5, 7 Watch 5, 6: Group I 7 Summer Bike Trip 7 BEN BAILEY III Ben June 18, 1949 - Tarrytown, New York Entered Hackley 1962 Soccer 8 Dance Committee 8 Swimming 8 Letters: Soccer 8 Track 8 SAVAGE BAIRD ALLEN BANNER Beard Bairdy Dork April 20, 1949 - Chicago, Illinois Entered Hackley 1961 Work Program Dir. 8 Bookstore Manager 8 Halos 5, 6, 7, 8 Write-ups 5, 6, 7 Ad. Mgr. 8 Christmas Choir 5, 6, 7, 8 Chapel Choir 6, 7 Black and Grey Key 6, 7, 8 SAVAGE Soccer 7, 8 Class President 8 Basketball 7, 8 Student Council 8 Track 7, 8 Headwaiter 8 Letters: Soccer 7, 8 Monitor: Tuck Shop, Chapel Track 7, 8 Halos: Managing Editor PLAYMOND Christmas Pageant 8 Honors 7, 8: High Honors 7 Group 1 7 I4

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Larry Lamy came into 8A from SH about the second month of the year. He also took a vacation away from school after mid-years. Thus he became the only new boy in 8A. He was a great one for the mashed potatoes with his PRFC's. Larry was allergic to barbers. Tony Rockwood visited 8A after mid-years and decided to stay. You could always find Rockwood and Hanson together. He was great at football and was the captain of the wrestling team. He turned out to be quite a wicked baseball pitcher. Peter Salomon never seemed to have a pencil and was always asking for one. He was a great piano player. though few people realized how great until he was part of the famous trio in the talent show. Steve Ney, in spite of his size, was a very good wrestler. He was Drew Schor's counterpart in the battle for the biggest lips, but he lost by a large vote. Steve thrived on his reputation for Shylock of the Lower School. His favorite expression was Yes, I have a nickel. Five cents a day interest. Jon Kimmel, affectionately known as Kim, improved his grades from last year and was always in high spirits. He was known as Dum Dum by the boarders. Jay Facciolo was the smart-est member of 8H and thus of the eighth grade, and surprisingly enough, he is the only Zenbuddhist Hackley has ever had. Jay was often called Brillo because of his short, curly hair. Ben Bailey spent his year being the class joker and lawyer, getting Heid and Mills out of trouble. He was also a good soccer player. He constantly entertained us with his good humor and made a good 8B president. Barry Mitchell was affectionately known as Mitch. He was quiet, but did quite well. He loved to interrupt whatever was going on. He was a good photographer and he enjoyed Mr. Wilkins' English class, but there was no guarantee that he would have the answer when he was called on. Dennis Kirby did not fool around much with Bob Lanigan this year, but was a looper in 4:25 study hall in Room E. Dennis was quite a good soccer player, though he never managed to get the team on Candid Camera. Bob Lanigan joined wrestling in the last month of the season and was always being beaten by Charlie Colgan. Weight may have had something to do with it. Bob was the biggest hacker in Room E during 4:25 study hall. He was always full of knock-knock jokes, but his most famous quote of the year was, Wouldn't it be fun if we got stuck! Rod Tierney, the box head was famous for his ripped pants, and turned out to be quite a football player, until he broke his leg. Peter Iovanovich dared to slight SA and act superior, until 8A stomped him out and left him inferior Pete was quite an unusual baseball player. He was also frequently number 2 man, right behind Facciolo in marks. Jeff Rachlin and Matt Gluckson were almost inseparable, so much so, that for the first part of the year, a lot of people mixed them up. Bob Royle was the leader of the eighth grade through the first part of the year and was always very popular, though he lost a little face after the last Lower School dance. Marty Schwartz had style in everything he did, in baseball, football, basketball, and school work, though sometimes people had differing opinions about that style. . Mark Armstrong was commonly known as Marcus and could usually be found practicing with a nine iron on the football field during track practice. Mr. Rice didn't mind, however, as he is a golfer, too. Charlie Colgan was usually known as Poncho and was a great admirer of Beethoven's Fifth Symphony along with Frumkes. Art Cormano, a great speller, even spelled his middle name wrong on the eighth grade biography sheets. He was always losing pens. Tom Hord was famous for his Hambone jokes and ran a close competition with Mr. D. for the Hairiest Eyeball. I3

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EUGENE CAMPBELL BARTON, IR. Gene March 27, 1949 - Peekskill, New York Entered Hackley - 1959 Soccer 5, 6, 7, 8 Basketball 5, 6, 7, 8 League Baseball 5, 6, 7 Captain of League Team 7 Soccer Captain 8 Summer Bike Trip 7, 8 Letters: Soccer 6, 7, 8 Dance Committee Chairman 8 Washington Trip 7 Baseball 8 RAYMOND CAMERON BROWN, IR. Jay September 24, 1949 - Mt. Kisco, Entered l-Iackley - 1962 Soccer 8 Swimming 8 Letter: Soccer 8 Track 8 Class Vice-President 5 Student Council 8 Monitor Library, Game Room 8 Watch 5 Halos 8 Class President 8 Christmas Choir 8 Christmas Pageant 5, 6, 7 Honors 5, 6 High Honors 6 Group I 6 New York Christmas Choir 8 Chapel Choir 8 HERMAN DUVAL BURROWS Buzz November 5, 1948 - White Plains, New York Entered Hackley - 1961 Football 7, 8 Basketball 8 Swimming 7 Track 7, 8 Football Captain 8 Summer Bike Trip 7, 8 Letters: Football 7, 8, Swimming 7, Basket- ball 8, Track 7, 8 GOODHUE JOHN ASTON CASEY Jock Work Program Director Goodhue President 8 Halos Sports Editor 8 Christmas Choir 7, 8 Chapel Choir 8 Honors 7 Dance Committee 7, 8 Corridor and Tuck Shop Monitor 8 Picture of the Week 8 Student Council 8 December 3, 1948 - Chicago, Illinois Entered Hackley - 1962 8 Soccer 8 Game Room and Corridor Monitor 8 Basketball 8 I. V. Tennis 8 SAVAGE I5