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

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3- 4Ehtnarh Blames Gage NEW JERSEY illrrnrh ' Entered '15, Pi Phi Fraternity. Alpha Pi Delta Fraternity. Private B Company '15. Corporal C Company '16, lst Sergeant A Company.'17. Lieutenant. C Com- pany 'l7. Captain E Company 'l8. Assistant Business Manager Ramble Board '17, Business Manager Ramble Board '18. Mandolin Club '16, '17, '18, Leader Mandolin Club ,17, '18. Glee Club '17, '18. Sergeant Club '17, President Sergeants' Club 'l7. Indoor Marksman '18. Minstrel Show '17. Novelty Orchestra '18. Leader Novelty Orchestra '18, Executive Council Athletic Association '18, Dance Committee '18. llltaturg lt takes an Irishman to look on the cheerful side of life and we lind that Eddy is no exception. Cheer follows him wherever he goes and he always has a pleasant word for those he meets. One could not ' really expect to Gnd a better fellow in the corps. All great men have their weaknesses. however, and Eddy has a slight tending to overwork himself,-ask him. His military career here has been successful: he has worked to graduate: let us hope that he will do as well wherever he may go. 38

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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

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it fllibumas Elobn Qalhraitb N aw Yonlc JRPILTYIT lfintered '16, Chi Sigma Chi Fra- ternity. Private 'Hand '17.' Corporal '18. Orchestra '17, '18. Second Con- ' duct Medal '16, 'lliintnrg All of us remember the Galbraith who captured most of the medals last commencement. Here is an- other Galbraith who is headed in the same direction, and who has dark designs on the medals and honors for this year. Always a gentleman, always cool, and always pulling new and weird noises from a large brass saxophone, he is one of the solid men of the corps. The Galbraith family is inseparable from the band. and this year much would be lost without the help of his saxophone. l-le is liked by all who know him, although 'his acquaintance is small outside of his organization, and we join those who are privi- leged to be his friends in wishing him success wher- ever he may go. 39