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

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X' Svitmep Zinzrpb Jflanigan N EW Yom: Entered '17, Alpha Chi Sigma Fra- ternity. Private C Company. Soc- cer Team, Captain lntersection Bas- ketball Team '18. Indoor Marlcsman '18. Tennis '18, Proficient Cadet l18. - Elllinturg . E1.,gj1 fig! Does the name remind you of the Emerald Isle? J' 1557. 71' ' iff: Well, so does the boy himself, for he has all the '4 Z4, Q' WIll'ITl-l1CZlI'fCLlllCSS, the cheerful and jolly clisposi- - In H: tion, the wit and the hot temper of the typical lad ' K ,F f I wid the brogue . No wonder he has been one of the X gf - , , u vv ' K u f ix . fl'- most popular of the new guys . We wish he had , been with us longer, for he is worth knowing. gr A U 'Z E '1 1 '-,,1-.-...-- --3 C, 1 36

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Sknhnzrt Ball Qllnnns New Y onli lintered 'l6. Chi Sigma Chi Fra- ternity. Private Company B 'l6. Corporal Company C 'l7. Sergeant Company B '18. lntersection Has- ketball 'l8. Tennis '17, . llliatnrg Bobby comes from Ballston Spa, the region given to horse-racing-and tanneries. He supplies us with a good stock of the wit of tlfe racy society of his district, Last year, probably due to his retiring man- ner, Bobby was not very well known, but this year- we cannot believe it is our same little Bobby come back. He is one of the best and there is not a cadet in the battalion that doesn't know and like him. And so, Au revoir , Bobby, and may the best he none too good for you. 35

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Marshall ilaanfnrh Jfnnte CONNECTICUT lib-rnrh Entered '10, Delta Sigma Nu. Private Company A '14, '15. Cor- poral Company B '16. Sergeant Company A '16. First Sergeant Company B '17. First Lieutenant Company A '18. Indoor Marksman '15, '16, '17, '18. Outdoor Marksman '16, '17, '18, Track Squad '16. Foot- ball '15, '16. Tennis '16, '17, '18. Section Basketball '17. Captain Sec- tion Basketball '18. Hop Committee '17, '18. Dramatic Club '14, Sergeants' Club '16, '1'7. New England Club '18, Proficient Cadet '17. Honor Cadet '18. v Bllintnrg Feet is the wise old guy of the corps. He has been here so long he can 'pull the wool over the eyes of any prof on the faculty, and we can prove it. He is a man of accomplishments, and a good officer, but he is more than suspected of being somewhat of a Lothario, although hard work and an air of supreme indifference have done much to conceal this solitary failingf I-le is a fellow worth knowing, and a friend worth having, and in fact if you don't know Hanford you've missed just about half your N. Y. M. A. education. l l -if v- ,, up ,',. '-. N l.i.,, ,- , ..4A . i ,p 1, t '-' A .ya-1 - 37