Irving School - Sketch Book Yearbook (Tarrytown, NY)

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IRVING SKETCH BOOK Robert B. Stupp llB0bI7 Auburn, N. Y. Cornell Gym Squad 19273 Irvonian Dance Committee 19275 Tennis 19275 Irvonian Board 19275 L and G Club 1927. Bob is one of the newcomers at Irving this year. He is a fellow made of pure Irving stock. His record here is one to be envied both scholastically and socially. Bob has the capacity of being able to adapt himself to his surroundings and to all conditions. Auburn lost a valuable personality when Bob came to us. If we have a swimming team this year Bob promises to be an ac- tive candidate. He always finishes everything he starts which indicates success at College. We're going to hear something about Bob in the future. Such a fellow cannot go thru life with his merits unrecognized. When Bob leaves us there will be a gap left in the student body that will be hard to fill. 67 -wgmi ' 1 533518 Q, i Page fifty-two -1 - , 1' -, 'l s 1 7' ' i...,, . .W ., - . , me s . . ' , ' 1 1 7 1 'isr B - ua 10.35 3 ,',. .1-.ak 7. - Nmw',mm,i

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,f llW1.NG SESETSUH. BOOK.- HD0ug7l E. Douglas Brooks :pulp Port Henry, N. Y. u , Union V Football 1926g Basketball 1926-279 Irvonian Board 1926-275 Tennis Squad 19275 Golf Team 19275 Varsity Club 1927. Doug another product from the Wilds of northern New York, Who, after completing a four year high school course, came to Irving this year to put a final touch on his scholastic endeavors before going to Union. Doug showed his mettle in both football and basketball. He played an important part in all our victories on the gridiron and basketball court and will long be remembered as a member of the famous basketeers of 1927. The humor of this year's lrvonian was compiled by Doug , and, not satisfied with this Work for this paper, he displayed his talent in various forms in the classrooms and on the campus, much to the enjoyment of his fellow-students and the dispair of the masters. We all Wish him the best in his four years at Union. I 5 k,,.T --....,,,,,,M,,,,, , .. 1 x i. fa-W. ,v-, XNJ .J Page fifty one

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. . . .Fr l' gf 9 ,... ,, v , v ,,. M, mdk A , .. -,--,,--.., M: -1. hwy, FT ..,..,. ,W 2 1 - - I?XV1.NQ-.5.l95T9H..59019 NME! John W. Powell John Port Henry, N. Y. Union Basketball Squad 1927g Tennis Squad 19275 Track Squad 1927g Sketch Book Board 1927. After completing four years of high school work in Port Henry, John came down to where Hills, woods, and streams unite to finish pre- paring for college. John, who believes in making a good start, settled right down to hard study as soon as he arrived. The result being that his lessons are the least of his worries. It is the fellow who digs who really accomplishes a good end. John has dug deep and now everyone is looking at him from below. At the first call for basketball he responded with his all and stuck right through to the very last whistle of the final game. It takes grit to stay to the very finish when one is not on the first five, but Powell never failed. Great things are expected of this consistent worker in both track and tennis. He enters a sport and gives his best and John's best surpasses many of us. Powell will enter Union and continue to give his efforts to better himself and those around him. He will make a fine engineer. We can not express strongly enough our wishes for his continued success. .Af t f ,Mwc' ! S, ,Nw fy Page fifty-three fm! f fi- V msd, iififixuilfd z o if N H jj 7