Irving School - Sketch Book Yearbook (Tarrytown, NY)

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mviive SKETCH BOOK 1' wr I ' W., 1. . v e .ef .2-ff. f .. iff-'L me--fe ae. 1- ff' wwe H v ,Z W . 5? A .xv.Q,. Q, John Wiggins Kilborn Wiggy Johnnie Cape Vincent, N. Y. St. Lawrence University Football Squad 19265 Basketball Squad 19273 Track Squad 1927, Manager 1927g Assistant Advertising Manager Irvonian 1927. From the place Where lake and river meet called Cape Vincent Wiggy came with a great northern smile to give himself to Irving. Because of his lack of weight he could not take an active part in foot- ball although he was out for practice regularly. After Christmas vaca- tion he came out strong for basketball. Here, at once, he established himself, and if it had not been for his lack of experience he would be among the letter men of today. Wiggy's being elected to the managership of track proved how pop- ular he really is. He has already started to do his Work in this office At the same time he is one of the active members of the squad. He has also a powerful stroke with which he is expected to uphold Irving's honors in golf. Johnnie has given his million dollar lips to the cornet which adds greatly to our orchestra. Without doubt we shall feel Wigg's loss when he leaves with his credentials for St. Lawrence University. . l,i, Page forty-nine

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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

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Wes . F UWLNQ- 591793 -5005 , - ' Francis H. Klein Six Point 'Dutchf' Utica, N. Y. Mass. Institute of Technology Football 19263 Basketball 1926-273 Baseball 19275 Tennis 1927g Varsity Club 1927. ' Coming to us at the beginning of the year with a reputation as a football player, this young husky has surpassed all our most ambitious eX- pectations. He turned out to be the fighting fullback of the football teamg our center and high point scorer in basketball 3-enough said. Dutch is not addicted to any vices that We know of other than a hankering for flea circuses and a deep, deep desire to ride all over New York City for a nickel. One reading this can very easily perceive that he is a real Up-Staterf' Not only is Six Point doing Well in athletics but he is also an adept Worker in his classes, having specialized in the higher mathematics and languages to completely prepare himself for an engineering course at Mas- sachusetts Tech. V Francis is liked by everyone. He is the type of boy who Will get there. Watch him at Massachusetts Institute of Technology as he will be successful. is 4' K. :jigs y..,.... . ,. , , a ,M M - fgi Q M. . , ' Wi K tg- I i V ' . 4, xv J- ' '-fe, Q ,. 1 k ,I X , ' V nw, ,ft . . . . ' ner ' Q 1 I V M, h VME ' H N 1.1. , V I as-A .M - V M., of Page fifty 5-saw Heinz