Irving School - Sketch Book Yearbook (Tarrytown, NY)

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f I IRVING SKETCH BOOK Q' , 2 5 i Willis Nash Hutchins Hutch Bronxville, N. Y. H amilton Irvonian Board 19273 Dance Committee 1927g Gym Squad 19273 L and G Club 1927. Hutch arrived at Irving last autumn accompanied by a pleasing personality and good looks. The unassuming way in which he entered in- to the numerous activities of school life Won him a place in the friendship of everyone. Being of slight stature and of rather a studious nature he was unable to enter actively in athletics. However, he was always a true Irvonian and loyal to the last. He was appointed a member of the Irvonian Board and his unfailing stick-to-itiveness made him one of the most valuable of its Workers. When once he set out to get an ad he never gave up until the contract was safely in his pocket. Hutch expects to go to Hamilton College, Where we are very sure that he will meet with as great success as he has at Irving. We heartily extend our best wishes to him in his future life. Y h, Page forty-seven

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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

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r IRVING SKETCH BOOK , J WYQVL2.,-.. Everett Owen Ryder ugugsn Pleasalntville, N. Y. William and Mary Baseball 1926-27g Tennis 1926-27, Captain 19275 Orchestrag Basketball 1927. Bugs came to Irving in the spring of 1926. He immediately es- tablished himself as an athlete by winning letters in both tennis and baseball. He is a fine pitcher and will be one of the mainstays of our 1927 team. Owen is one of the best tennis players that our school .has ever known. He won honor for himself in a state tournament last spring. He has been elected to captain this year's tennis team. Owen is endowed with the true Irving spirit. Being unable to play football he turned out and played in the band in an effort to arouse spirit at the games. He is a good cornet player and a member of the school or- chestra. The name he made for himself in basketball will never be forgotten. His continual fight and grit was a big factor in the winning of most of our games. Besides being a fine athlete he is a good student, passing all his sub- jects with high grades. Nothing but success is ahead of Bugs when he leaves us for William and Mary. if . I ' 7 Prwe fwty-eight f W Y ww