The iconic green and white plaid of the Hockaday School uniforms was introduced in 1973.
Hockaday students enjoy a "Hay Ride" on the way to the Athletic Association Picnic in 1925.
Young Hockaday students personify the American flag during a Patriotic Pageant in 1917.
Seniors sporting the Hockaday uniform in 1958 (left) and current style with some personal touches (right).
A letter from Ela Hockaday handing over ownership of the school she established to alumnae in 1942.
Two Junior College students on the steps of the Greenville Avenue campus in 1939.
Hockaday students riding horseback on the Greenville Avenue campus during the 1920s.
The Head of Physical Education gives corrective exercises to a Hockaday student in the early 50s.
Field hockey at Hockaday in the 1930s.
Saddle oxfords, white socks, and green jumpers—the uniform of Lower School
Updates, variations and personal spins on the classic Hockaday uniform.
Formal studio portraits of Hockaday students in their graduation hats, circa 30s and 40s.
The graduation ceremony of June 4, 1962, was the first to be held at the new campus on Welch Road.
Painting and sculpture class at Hockaday, circa 1935.
