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

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' .. g'1g'n.xy' fv- 'A .5 Fx: if ,ff O www' The 322111 Pork Jlflilitarp Qcahzmp Zllumni Qssuciation Qbffunrrs President .............. ................. ..... E L LIOT DRAKE NIOORE, '00 First Vice-President .... ........., J OSEPH F. TAYLOR, '91 Secretary .... ......... .... ..... .... T F R . NNI: JAMES RASCOVAR, '08 Treasurez' ......,.... ............................... F RANK M. ZITTEI., '92 '?J'1ce:1Bres1bents THOMAS A. Ross, '90 ................................ ...,. I ioston, Mass. RALPH C. TURNER, '01 ............................. . ........ Chicago, II'l. DR. HAROLD H. BAKER, '00 .... .... R ochester, N. Y. GEORGE W. WARD, '07 ....... .... P hiladelphia, Pa. LEE FASSETT, '00 .......... .... V Vellsville, N. Y. L. ROBERTS WALTON, '99 ..... .... S an Francisco, Cal. FREDERICK K. LORO, '97 .... .......... B ayonne, N. J. I. M. FIERO, IR., '05 .......... .. ..... New York City, N. Y. DANIEL A. JENKS, '98 ............................................. Holyoke, Mass. Owing to the fact that a large proportion of the alumni is now in actlve service, the activities of the association have ceased until the end ot the war. 187

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