New York Military Academy - Shrapnel Yearbook (Cornwall on Hudson, NY)

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X Oh! The infantry for slavery, The cavalry for grit. 'l he field artillery for cosmoline, Oh! The in fantry, the infantry, NV1th grime behind their ears, Q Could never touch the cavalry, - , .. - - ln a hundred thousand years. if J 4 Ak E V V' .W ' ' lf.-i ii ' zlti I I .V - V ,ll The medical corps for pip. fl W , anwl- - myrlc M i mrunp as an Quality and not Quantity is our motto. As you can see from the roll call, we are a small organization, but don't forget that we are a select one. To be a member of our most exalted organization, one must be approximately one hundred per cent. efficient, and we all are. For a long time the Troop has been regarded by the remainder of the battalion as a small boy who is continuously naughty and infringing on their precious rights. To be perfectly truthful, we do at times. At parade, for instance. The dough boys are supposed to get the line each time, but alas! once more our efficiency looms to the front and the lines go to us, much to the chagrin of the infantry. Of course this is only a just and rightful re- ward for long and diligent training. As it is not the practice of the troop to brag, we will not dwell on such things any longer, but let us call your at- tention to the uniform of the troop. Contrast us with the dough boys, as we swing into line at parade, and then look at the infantry as they drag along over the ground, foot- weary and dcjected. Is there any comparison? The troop- ers with heads high, sabres flashing and mounts prancing 'to the music. feel as if there is no room for any doubt on the question. V- In , A , ' T. - te As 108