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

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, Y' ana' anna awww :anti it i 9 1 ne 9 peat n i a no nw 1 anti tt' new was at an at 'PHE CuAl ri-:iz House AND Sicuviciz FLAG Qlpha Qllbi iigma The Delta Chapter of Alpha Chi Sigma was founded by a few mem- bers of Alpha Chapter, who came to Cornwall with Colonel XVright in 1889 when he founded the school. Alpha Chi Sigma, therefore. is the oldest fraternity in the school of which it is now an important factor. Delta is represented in the battalion this year by four captains, seven lieutenants, and a number of non-commissioned officers. XVhen the school opened in September every old brother and every pledge pin man was burdened with the responsibility of chevrons. The chapter holds an unusually high position in scholastic work, as is shown by the number of Delta men on the honor roll. Chuck Anderson has won us the honor of having the first..man to win the elassilication of Distinguished Cadet. The chapter is more than well represented on all of the athletic teams, seven of which are captained by Delta men. XVe also have four men out of the tive on the basketball team. On the evening of the eighth of March a chapter banquet was held at the Palatine in Newburgh. A hearty feast was greatly enjoyed by 124

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r. ,t ,, , ,,,. t .. A . l. - W'4w P 1 IUC ' N ' rt' Q ..,. fi. , X '32 f ,Qif 1,5152 fC 't,.f512-- ' ,. ' 4 5 -V ' , ,- .,- H5 i s ' M siiif' all ot' the members and invited guests. Inasmuch as we do not expect to have a tiraud Chapter banquet this year, we decided to malte the -chapter banquet the event of the year. Uur men in the college are also doing plenty to keep the standing ot old Alpha Chi Sigma. Moreover, the fact that our chapter has over a hundred men in the service shows that llelta is certainly doing her bit for the country. 4 XVe extend our heartiest wishes to the other fraternities of the school and hope that they will have great success in the future. XVC bequeath prosperity and good spirit to the Delta Chapter of 1913-19 and to the dear old Alma Mater which made possible the existence of our chapter. :ll lfmsr C.w'r.xlN Xvlililt 125