Irving School - Sketch Book Yearbook (Tarrytown, NY)

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IRVING SKETCH BOOK P-. fegf 2- K 'H Richard V. Thomson g W Dick Warsaw, N. Y. Colgate Golf Team, Captain 1927: Literary Editor Sketch Book 19273 Basketball Squad 19275 L and G Club. When the leaves began to redden in the fall of 1926 there arrived on the scene no less personage than Richard Thomson. Dick settled down to work right away and in consequence did not become well known for quite a while. You know those heard working people are rather hard to dig out of their shells but after a struggle they come out and show that they are worth While companions. So it was with this pro- duct of northern New York. Throughout the football season Dick was more or less a stow- away but nevertheless he supported our team. Then along came basket- ball and he deemed it time to exhibit his mettle on the court. He played a steady game and caused opponents to hustle. He is captain of this year's golf team and it is said that he has a good record on the links. Without his conscientious work on the annual we could not boast of such a handsome book as this. He will succeed at Colgate. I , V . , . 'is ' ..1, ,i .. vxi i W' 5 1 -it s r Sem f Page sixty one

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IRVING SKETCH BOOK Daniel C. Sudbring lKDa!n!l Klsudsl! Staten Island, N. Y. Colgate Manager Football 1925g Irvonian Board 1926-27, Business Man- ager 1927g Gym Squadg Dance Committeesg Revue 19263 Golf Squad 19273 Varsity Club. Suds entered Irving back in the fall of 1923. In the four long years since then he has become one of the leading figures of the school. His loss will be greatly felt next year when his ready Wit is no longer to be heard. During these four years Dan has taken part in many school activi- ties. In the Lower School he played on the Junior football team. When he was a member of the Fifth Form he was elected manager of varsity football. The duties of this position he accomplished very well. Last year he proved his dramatic ability in the Revue. Dan is one of those free and easy, likeable fellows Who make friends very readily. Best of luck to you in the future Dan. ,jail WW' f ,I I 1 Q... w5' 1?.f ' Page swty X 1 1- - fe-, wr I

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5. W . . U?Y1,NQ.-?KETCH BOOK . , V V -f 4, ff-W-iq 3 ,,..g,g,,.J,.4-eff, -it-H we-ff.. ,lff - 4,152 w G. Bartlett Brownell Bart Fuzzy New Bedford, Mass. Football 19265 Varsity Clubg Hockey 19275 Gym Squadg Sketch Book Board 19275 Baseball Squad. Still another newcomer this year is Fuzzy Brownell. Short of stature, wiry, a clear thinker, and, above all, full of pep, Fuzzy instant- ly became popular. Although small in body he certainly is powerful when it comes to gaining extra yards in football. He made a heady quarterback and was a big help to the team. Bart is not only popular here in school. It has been said that he has caused much fluttering of hearts by his conquests at Milbrook and Castle. His work on the Annual Board was good. Previous work on his high school paper helped him in this. Not studious by nature, he is a worker and is sure to pass his exams with credit. Brown will receive a good man when Bart enters there next fall. ff 6 3 c. -R. - A ,VA 1 . y ......... .. . 1 Q 1 'za lag. Page sixty-two Mall