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

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The question may be asked, Did this material change affect the troopers F By no means. VVe really think that the change added to, instead of depreciating our appearance. The fem- mes still Hock our way. We certainly sympathize with the poor unfortunate dough boy and hope and pray for better luck for him in the future. VVe might also add that in the past all horses and equipment have been fur- nished by the government. VVe are now proud to say that we are the glad owners of our mounts and equip- ment. For years back the troop has been known as a l.usty Youngsterf' As you can judge for yourself, it is now a full- grown man and is approaching what is known as the Giant Type. So, with modesty and without boasting we earnestly believe it to be by far the most efficient and well drilled, as well as the handsomest organization in the battaliong and so from hard work and earnest endeavor we claim this position, which comes only to sons of a sturdy stock. OVTTT' ia. A ' - liii iv., . I 7 l r'1S - Ab , flksl ineuleuqvd' Henry of n6aaIp'D 7-1 ulwfyf n.i'ea.ce wkem -Padres an fresefrt 110

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