Irving School - Sketch Book Yearbook (Tarrytown, NY)

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IRVING SKETCH BOOK Harry Chapman Jones, Jr. lKHa7,7,y!! New York, N. Y. Dartmouth ' Manager of Track 19265 Track Squad 19275 Dance Committee 19279 Sketch Book Board 1926-19273 Varsity Club 1927. During his four years in Irving, Harry has proven himself a brilli- ant scholar. He may be counted on as one of the competitors for the class valedictorianship this year. His management of last year's track team is Well Worthy of mention and this year Harry will be out burning pup the cinders himself. His work on the annual board has been a great help towards the financing of this year's publication. For the next four years Harry will be in the Wilds of Hanover and we know that his college career will be as successful as his prep school days have been. P . ,Ly ..,, ,.. 4 . - - .1 Nm 1 u . 1'ii 1 or 'r .A hiya ,.r -fate? 1' 5 1 ' Page fifty-four C fi '-I f 7 '

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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

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fume 2 . .4 A' ig lvaheve ei' 'nanny 1. -lv gpg 1,-, W- MJ. .,4., -,,:.i,ii 3 IRVING SKETQH BOOK Henry Miles Imboden KKDOCH Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Amherst Irvonian Boardg President of Class 19263 Junior Football 1924g L and G Club: Gym Squad. Doc arrived at Irving in the fall of 1923 and it is plain to see he is just one of the fixtures. As soon as he was Well established he went our for Junior football and made center with practically no opposition. In this position he was a credit to the team, combining good headwork with his Weight. Arriving at that exalted class, the Fifth Form, he was unanimously elected president. Throughout his entire scholastic career at Irving Henry has main- tained a very high degree of scholarship and is now considered the last word in things scientific. We expect to hear big things of Doc at Amherst and will not be in any way surprised to learn that he has replaced the Mayo Brothers in the world of surgeons. gf 'Q I 'A 1' . ., .,w .s.,,.. I . . o fs. -5' I H Q V I up ybv D .,,. .. .,-e , . QW, . W A ii Pa fift fi e Ns... ge y- lv