Hackley School - Annual Yearbook (Tarrytown, NY)

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Eighth Grade Poll Continued FACULTY BIGGEST - Mr. Hubbard 14, Mr. Bridges 6, Mr. Rice 4, Mr. Buessow 3 SMALLEST - Mr. Bridges 15, Mr. Hubbard 15, Mr. Rice 5, Mr. Casey 2, Mr. Frese 2 BEST LIKED - Mr. Casey 9, Mr. Dexter 7, Mrs. Rice 6, Mr. Berlind 4, Mr. Hubbard 3, Dimi 3, Mr. Buessow 3, Mr. Wilkin 2, Mr. Rice 2 HARDEST TO BLUFF - Mr. Dexter 13, Mr. Hubbard 7, Mr. Buessow 5, Mr. Rice 5, Mr. Casey 3, Mr. Berlind 2 EASIEST TO BLUFF - Mr. Berlind 13, Mr. Dexter 6, Mr. Wilkin 5, Mr. Casey 4, Dimi 3, Mr. Hubbard 3, Mr. Rice 3 EASIEST TEACHER - Mr. Berlind 19, Mr. Dexter 6, Mr. Wilkin 3, Mr. Casey 2 EASIEST MARKER - Mr. Berlind 14, Mr. Dexter 6, Mr. Wilkin 5, Mrs. Hawkins 2, Mr. Buessow 2, Mr. Hubbard 2 MOST HARD-HEARTED - Mr. Dexter 18, Mr. Hubbard 6, Mr. Casey 6, Mr. Berlind 3, Mr. Rice 2 THINKS HE IS - Mr. Dexter 10, Mr. Hubbard 6, Mr. Rice 6, Mr. Casey 5, Mr. Buessow 2 KINDEST - Mrs. Rice 8, Mr. Buessow 7, Mr. Casey 5, Mr. Hubbard 5, Mr. Wilkin 4, Mr. Dexter 3, Mr. Berlind 2 THINKS HE IS - Mr. Casey 12, Mr. Hubbard 8, Mr. Dexter 5, Mr. Rice 4, Mr. Buessow 2, Mr. Wil- kin 2 BEST ATHLETE - Mr. Frese 7, Mr. Rice 7, Mr. Hubbard 3, Mr. Wilkin 3, Mr. Casey2 PREACHER - Mr. Dexter 9, Mr. Rice 8, Mr. Hubbard 8, Mr. Casey 6, Mr. Frese 4, Dimi 2 MOST SOCIAL - Mrs. Rice 15, Mr. Wilkin 8, Mr. Hubbard 5, Mr. Buessow 5, Mr. Dexter 2, Mr. Berlind 2 MOST EXASPERATED - Mr. Berlind 11, Mr. Wilkin 9, Mr. Hubbard 5, Mr. Casey 4, Mr. Dexter 3 MOST TECHNICAL - Mr. Dexter 12, Mr. Hubbard 12, Mr. Buessow 5, Mr. Casey 4, Mr. Rice 3 HARDEST WORKER - Mr. Wilkin 12, Mr. Dexter 10, Mr. Hubbard 8, Mr. Berlind 6 EIGHTH GRADE WILL Jon Kimmel leaves to join his brother Baird Banner leaves his feet to Donald Duck William Rockwood leaves, sneezing Tom Hord leaves for L and M Steve Ney leaves for Venice John Hand leaves to join the Mickey Mouse Club Jay Facciolo leaves his hair to the Brillo Company Larry Lamy leaves his pants to Monte Brieant Drew Schor leaves Mr. Hubbard alone Peter Salomon leaves for China Peter Iovanovich leaves his modesty to Rick Deane Jeff Klein leaves his glasses to Mr. D. Jay Brown leaves Latin class as quickly as possible Marty Schwartz leaves E Room for good Dave Manes leaves his monsters to Chiller Theater Peter Roslow leaves for Vietnam John Holzinger leaves the kitchen to Mr. Duggan Chip Gronauer leaves in a cloud of wool Russ Chamberlain leaves his hair to Mr. Miller Ian Waldie leaves a record to be broken Matt Gluckson leaves his coat buttons to Scott Buessow 27

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i l ! : 4 E---iifatfe. r , Seventh Grade C This year's seventh grade has had a most colorful year and the hardy band looks forward to the top position in the Lower School next year. Charles Ball took a chance on his English grade next year by taking two pictures of Mr. Dexter. Chip and Mr. Buessow often had discussions on meteorology. Who's the I, F. K. of the Seventh Grade? Edward Bermingham! And we suggest that he get some early driver's training if he is to become the next driver of the Packard tank. Monte Brieant is the only person who could raise a dust cloud walking on a sidewalk. He is also known for his art work in music class. He is a good photographer, but missed a lot of candid shots be- cause when he ran too fast, his pants would rip. Happy Fred Buck was not too happy when he saw his first history mark. By the end of the year. he -had brought up the mark by studying history in math class. When Jimmy Carson saw our beloved Hackley campus, he packed up and left. In spite of his absence, he made honors in the third marking period. Rick Deane seemed to think that he was Mr. Hubbard's equal by the way he responded in math class. Rick tried to equal Sampson in basketball until he got pounded by Armstrong. ,Ton Freed helped Mr. Hubbard release the graph chart until it hit him on the head. Freed was con tinually being cut down by Nixon and Clapper. This accounts for his small size. William Gladstone is known as an Android because of his constant 100's in math and science. Bill remarked when he got a 97 on his science mid-year, !7'70i,i+'3f4Q1J! ! I I What did I do wrong? Charlie Harrison known as Harry B by Mr. Dexter and was constantly giving bat juice to Baird Banner. He and Mr. Wilkin had many Stare-Down battles. Randy Herman, otherwise known as Rudulph, got cold feet on the ski trip and left. He is a good English student and wrestler. All the Monitor's meetings were livelier because of a very active participant, Towny Lathrop. He also tried to outdo Mr. Rice in a history discussion which took up a period. Wayland Linscott makes sounds like an alligator and scares people with his tail and snout full of teeth. He also uses M-80 for his insignia. Many people feel he is one. 29