Irving School - Sketch Book Yearbook (Tarrytown, NY)

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: L. ' ff -,-5-r 4.24 7 Mi -F1 'fa -fi ,,.,,., V, 2 .HE . IRVING SKETCH BQOK Lionel Asen lllliii New York, N. Y. University of Pennsylvania Basketball 1926-275 Tennis 1926-273 Varsity Clubg Dance Com- mitteesg Irvonian Board 1926-27g Orchestrag Vice-President of Class 1925-26g Sophomore and Junior Scholarships. Li, who came to Irving four years ago, has been an outstanding success from the start. Due to his ready wit he is one of the most popular fellows on the campus. From the beginning of his career at Irving Li has maintained an enviable scholastic standing, passing all his subjects with high grades. Li's'f attainments, however, are not limited to the classroom alone, for he has proven himself to be an athlete of sturdy calibre. He has been well up in the fight for scoring honors of this year's fine basketball team. Li saved many a tennis match last year by his sterling qualities of play, and he is out to repeat this season. Hossie has chosen the University of Pennsylvania as his college and We are sure that he will meet with as great a degree of success there as at Irving. hhii I s'li T 1 .. t i M i a it 2 j k a te -I Page sixty-four Li ' W'

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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

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V- . ' Y f' -gp . .ff?i-F'-7l.-:'JnnuE37 -3 '- -v- ' IRVING SKETQH Boon l Donald Nelson Koster 'Donn New York, N. Y. Williams Baseball Squad 1927: Track Squad 19279 Tennis Squad 19273 Gym Squad 1927. Fortunate events and circumstances arrive quietly. So it was when Don hit Tarrytown this fall. His quiet, nonchalant manner, together with a pleasing personality soon carried him into every circle. A worker both in studies and play, he soon was attracting the atten- tion of masters and coaches. Masters soon realized that he was able and willing to learn. He possessed that ability of being able to mix play with Work and do it successfully. As the snow melts and spring once more makes its appearance, we will watch with high expectations the work of this man on the baseball diamond and cinder track. Donald is headed for Williams. Go to it Don, you have a mighty good start and we are all with you. -A 1: 't' it xl , -..' Qtgx. in ,, o ..f : , 1' ' Page sixty-five