Irving School - Sketch Book Yearbook (Tarrytown, NY)

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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

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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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S 1- IRVIANG skis-:TCH Book is Wi. , v -.-:of Y.-fail-7 HH --'i fe- f -.f+ff'+ fr X. .J Xwf l I Harold Sawyer Trow Kl'Ha,llY Red Hook, N. Y. Union Football Squad 1925-263 Track 1926-279 Hockey Team 1927. In the fall of 1925 there appeared in our midst another up-stater boasting as a home no less a metropolis than Red Hook. With his quiet and unassuming manner Harold quickly earned his way into the hearts of his classmates, and this impression, made in the first few days, has been steadily strengthened during his two years at Irving. Harold first distinguished himself by his plucky and intensive work on the football squad, and followed this up by his brilliant defense of the Annex on Hallowe'en night. His work on the track team during his first year was cut short by an unfortunate attack of appendicitisg how- ever, Harold's prospects are extremely bright for this year and we feel confident that he will be one of our best quarter-milers. Someone has said that the backbone of a race lies in the tillers of the soil -this being true, we can rest perfectly content and assured to have Harold to look up to: a more manly boy never went out of Irving. mls 't 'f ' 3 vi' it M , Q Page sixty-three