Irving School - Sketch Book Yearbook (Tarrytown, NY)

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' is if fa IRVlNGg SKETCH BOOK PM John Carlton Amonson Georgia Parkersburg, Va. Annapolis Football Squad 19263 Dance Committee 19275 Gym Squad 19273 Track Squad 19273 Pickwick Club 19273 L and G Club 1927. Up from the South at the break of day came none other than John Carlton Amonson, better known, around Irving, as Georgia, A ready smile and a cheerful Hello for everyone has earned for him a wide circle of friends. When the call for football candidates was issued, John was among the first to respond. Due to his lack of experience he did not receive his letter. Nevertheless, he stayed out the entire season and did his part faithfully and Well. Not only did John do his best in athletics but he has also maintained a favorable scholastic standing throughout the year. . His ambition is to be a Midshipman and We trust that he will be entered into Annapolis this June. We Wish him all the success in the world. 5- -f , . .' Xfm N E at vx A i :E a L Q up ,gm My 5' Page forty-five Q. fi '- '-S45 ' ' ,, H' K' Jil. 'W ' i 'W if -N Y +4455 j,:.,g N . 1- Wim, , ,

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HRVING SKETCH BOOK Albion Joseph Eckert, Jr. 6CAl!l Albany, N. Y. Union Football 19265 Hockey Team 19273 Track Squad 19273 Golf Team 19275 Varsity Club 19275 Irvonian Board 19275 Dance Committee 1927. When Al came to us, calmly and confidently he entered into the school life with all the zest and vigor that could be desired. He has serv- ed the school faithfully. A zealous Worker on the committees, and an equally interested worker on the Irvonian Board. He has given freely of his time and energy in the best activities of the school. Not the least of his many accomplishments has been the filling of the position of tackle on the Varsity Football Team. Then throughout the skating season he was a spectacular player of hockey, and when the spring days came along he turned to his favorite sports, track and golf. He is the fortunate possessor of a most attractive personality-this, a quality that We all envy. A boy of which Irving will be proud-he is sure to be successful at Union. ,., I ,f . 1 , no it ,, ' ,, hwffn , k kyv ,: 1 f Page forty-four ', 'M ' I ,-

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gi IRVING SKETCH BOOK . .au ,... ' ' '-----ii: -Zi Q ---',gN,gQ 5.1 -.awry - -rv.,-li. A-T Y . J- f ,. +1,.. . -E-,. 4 Y AN., , fi f ,J X Walter Rooke W Rookie it Port Chester, N. Y. Mass. Institute of Technology Football Squad 19275 Basketball Squad 19273 Track 19273 Dance Committeesg L and G Club. At the opening of school last September, a short Well-built boy enter- ed our campus. Before a week had elapsed, we knew him to be a regu- lar feller. At the call for football men Rookie was there, again in basketball and later in track. While failing to make his letter in either of the former two, great things are expected of him in track. Believing in the adage, A book may never be known by its cover, we find Rookie similar to the book. His resourcefulness is unlimited. Aside from athletics, Walter is a student and a fine one at that. He is a steady worker, determined and sure to succeed. As Assistant Busi- ness Manager of the Irvonian he was not lacking. Next fall Rookie enters Massachusetts Institute of Technology where we know he will make a name for himself and also for Irving. It is with regret that we see him go but we all wish him well. ,. 'Av ff f-I f ..ai a Page forty sw -...M