Irving School - Sketch Book Yearbook (Tarrytown, NY)

Page 60 text:

I ' ' 3 WfWY1TELGyXV?v7A'lQ'R'Q?QKik1lZiM1 mari IRVING SK1-:TCH 130014 A .1 4 f1: JJEV' i f Arthur Bishop Shepard Bish Shep New York City Yale Football 1926g Hockey 1927g Varsity Club 19273 Gym Squad 1927. Bish came to Irving last fall after being graduated from Hoosac. It did not take long for us to discover his many accomplishments. During the year Shep played on our football and hockey teams. In the former sport he was a guard of great value. The opponents tested his side of the line only once and even then they were unable to avoid this tower of force. On the ice he proved to be one of the best goal-tenders seen in a long time. Along the line of scholastic activity it would be indeed difficult to un- cover a better Worker. He is an earnest student. Next fall Shep intends to enter Yale. We are certain that he will meet with nothing but continued success. His lessons are always Well prepared which assures us that he Will find no trouble there. He is a very capable athlete and we know that he will make good. We wish you all the success in the world Bish and we expect to hear great things of you soon. FN- ,N I W MM smggmsmmhmw, A4 1 52 7 i 1 ,,. .L , NJ Page fifty-eight Ljxiil lily, if .eg i 1 5

Page 59 text:

.., . Y 'Y S ff: S W . l g IRVING SKETCH Book Courtenay L. Bennett Squirt p New York City Colgate Mganager Football 19265 Tennis Squadg Orchestra 19273 Camera Club 1927g Gym Squad. h Courtenay first crossed the threshold of Irving Way back in 1919 when he entered the Lower School. While in the Junior School he took part in an ever famous revue. He has been working his way up and laying an excellent foundation upon which he may depend when he graduates. He is planning to take up medicine and we know he will prove an exceptional medico. Squirt is anxiously watching the tennis Courts and when finally they are opened he will again try for a whole season to beat Mr.Bennetto. Although not a participant in any of the major sports he proved a very able manager of this year's football teamg and in the other branches of athletics he has always been a loyal supporter. Good luck to you Squirt We know you will get along well in Col- gate as well as in your medical exploits. We want to hear great things from you in the near future. qw-1 , I Q .ms ' I ' f- M ., Kim g , H I ' , '-- 4. lj +4 A K A N Q V x A Q , . 5 ,,:1.,Qj ' LN NXKQ.. . Page fifty-seven

Page 61 text:

UWlN.Q SKETCH BOOK 5 1 V, J. I i ,H Mwst, W,.M-A, ., ,,-.- . . , 1 ml' M, ,K ,JF 1 A-F 'av M.. , ki Q is o K f Theodore F. Jennings K1Ted7l Yonkers, N. Y. Hamilton Gym Squad 1926-275 Chess Team 1927: L and G Clubg Pick- wick Club. Throughout the entire two years of his work here at Irving School Ted Jennings maintained himself with credit. His quiet unassuming mannerism coupled with the unfailing spirit, by which he is known, has won for him the friendship and good wishes of the Whole student body. In spite of the fact that he is a day student who commutes from Yon- kers he has not been late once in the two years he has attended this school. This in itself demonstrates his character. Although not an exceptionally brilliant student he is a hard worker and puts forth honest efforts in the book line. Frail of body he has been unable to participate actively in school athletics. Next year he goes to Hamilton where, we are sure, he will prove as successful as he has here. i .M 5-f.. e e. an T W Page fifty-nine