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

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0' ' ,C Q' s ii' x 4' I if 1: aku - 1292! H g22 , .' r . Q ,- Q - ,. 4 , 7- lf ' . -4 ,7 N if-if fl:---2 :-'E X C -ug xv Q5 g -'l:- M- ff... pectations of the founders. Yet the end of its extension has not arrived. Our brothers are scattered far and wide and we know that no matter where we 1nay go, there always will be stretched forth that glad hand of brotherly and fraternal love. Loyalty to the chapter and to our Alma Mater has ever been a feature which we have tenderly fostered. The Army has received many of our Honoraries and they all stand high on the Roll of llonor. In the business and professional world we are represented by the heads of many successful firms who carry out in their business undertakings the same ideals for which the fraternity stands. XVe are proud to say that quality so far'and ever always, we hope, reigns supreme over numbers. To give the reader an idea of our stand- ing with the school. we quote a paragraph from a letter of recommenda- tion to the authorities of any school where Chi Sigma Chi desires to install a chapter: I have found this chaper of Chi Sigma Chi during its career in the school invariably loyal to the school and imbued, as a chapter, with the desire to make its members prominent in the school for scholastic work, good conduct, success in athletics and other school activities. VVe hope that this will convey an idea of what Chi Sig spirit and influence mean. In our school we feel we have done our part toward the attaimnent of that true spirit of making good in everything we attempt. Our scholastic standing, our military standing, and our part in athletics, in social functions, and in all the various departments that comprise a great school represent the same true spirit. Chi Sig's,' list of honors this year extends through all phases of school activities. Wie have now a line fraternity house handsomely furnished, steam heated and electric-lighted and it is oznfs. Wie are proud of it as a house, but more proud of that spirit which made it possible. 129

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