Irving School - Sketch Book Yearbook (Tarrytown, NY)

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IRVING SKETCH BOOK C. Dorsey Forrest KlGyp!! Rahwaiy, N. J. Columbia Football 19275 Track 1926-273 Hockey 1927g Art Board Sketch Book 1926g Business Manager Sketch Book 1927g President Athletic Association 19279 President Musical Club 19275 Irving Revue 1926g Hall of Fame. Gyp came into our midst from Andover at the middle of the school term and what was Andover's loss proved to be for us a most Worthy gain. Dorsey lead his classmates in all lines of activity. From being one of the most brilliant scholars in the class room to the most level headed and courageous player on our athletic field and hockey rink. He has shown unusual ability along literary lines and with his art, has contributed greatly towards the betterment of our school publications. It is not but with great misgivings that we part with Gyp, who by his singing and cheerful banjo has warmed a spot deep in our hearts. Dorsey We expect great things of you at Columbia and we feel no uncer- tainty as to your ability to reach a high degree of worldly prosperity. 1 'fa - ' S' A 'N 'lti'tl, r l Page thirty-nine

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wwmgymwf ' IRVING SKETCH BOOK ,,,, . we ,W -,g,5i.....gs- sl- H 11-ffz-gf -1 William Henry Boland Bill Montclair, N. J. Princeton Baseball 1925-26-273 Football Squad 19255 Manager Basketball 19265 Varsity Clubg Irvonian Board 1925-26-27, Editor-in-Chief 19275 Revue 19263 Hockey 19273 Hall of Fameg Chairman Dance Committee 1927. Long years ago Bill came to Irving. Historians are uncertain whether it was he or Squirt Bennett who awakened Rip Van Winkle: however they are certain he could take Rip's place. -1 Bill has become an institution here and We will miss hii'n after all of these years. He has done a lot of good work here, being ac- tive in all athletics, editing a fine Irvonian, and being a lion in the School's social life. Last year he was manager of our basketball team and in that capacity proved his real worth as a care-taker. There were no errors made in Bill's time as manager. Although quite light Bill took a crack at football a few years ago and stuck through to the end of the season. Due to his not gaining heav- ily he has not been out for that sport since that time. He is quite a ball player though. We are sorry to see you go Willy but we know you will do well at Princeton. rn ggwita' Cf'WV Y Wu -mum uwwwwww X' 13l?wgBNe5EQ jqgsggy fi3?zW:3 ' V' ' ' Page fhmy-eigne 9, -.25

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.... V . ..... ,h , A y rhyme siuzrcuypsoox Harry Carter Townsend uHa0Nryu New York, N. Y. Dartmouth Baseball Squad 19273 Dance Committee 19273 Sketch Book Board 1925-26-275 L. and G. Club 19275 Gym Squad 1927. Harry came to us last year after a two year visit abroad. We soon learned that he was an expert linguist, speaking French and Spanish almost as well as English and undoubtedly would have led his class last year if it were not for a severe illness which took him away from school in January. His excellent work for the anuual during both of his years has been of great value to both the financial and literary end of the publication. Next year we hope to see him installed at Dartmouth, where, if his work is anything like it is here, we know he will meet with success. Um-'R' rw ' 'NAV-as , 't f , if hr . 4 N-mm ,A J H., s A 'Cro XA ., , 'Q Ni . H, it 8 fl M ,X v, Page forty -1 Q .,., A ,,.. i l ' w i S