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

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Z Proficient Cadet '18 Qistnrg Jeff is such a quiet and unassuming fellow that the historian has to think twice before describing him. While not built along the lines of Sandow or Sampson, he is nevertheless oftener seen than heard. He is too slight and 'slender to do much in sport, but there is nothing slender about his brain, which works overtime on high speed and has carried him high in the good graces of the faculty. What is more important to us than his swollen grades is the fact that being an obliging chap with a sunny dis- position he has put his busy brain at the disposal of his classmates and has been a life-saver for many a cadet faced with scholastic disaster. Thank you, Jeff, thank you. sop Allllumrief Qwstranhzr Eleffersnn - NEW Yozut iR2rnrh Entered '17. Private C Com pany '17. Private 'B Company 18

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Z5 lliiuturg When Isey hrst arrived at this institution of knowledge he was so good-natured and likable we all immediately made a friend of him, although we couldn't understand a word he said. Now that the Southern drawl is gradually disappearing, we find that he is interesting in more ways than one, and we like him none the less. It wouldn't be fair to put undue emphasis on his youthfulness, especially since Isey is no fairy in size, but we know that he must be just naturally bright as well as a good student to graduate this year. We are sorry to lose him so 50011. 49 Zlsaac 38. iisenherg MISSISSII II illrrnril Entered '17, Private UA' Coin pany '17, '18, Football Squid 1

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bumner Buhlep iailmarx CONNECTICUT illrrnrh Entered '15, Alpha Chi Sigma Fraternity. Alpha Pi Delta Frater- nity. Private Company C '15, Corporal Company C '16. Ser- geant Company l3 '17, lst Lieu- tenant Company l3 '18, Proficient Cadet '16. Honor Cadet lndoor Marksman '15, '16, '17, '18, Outdoor 1X'larksman '15, '16, '17. Sharpshooter '17, Expert Rifleman '17, Rille Team '17, '18. Letters Riiie Team nnis Team '18. Intersec- '17, '18. Tennis Squad '16, '17, Manager Te t' B sketball '17, Varsity Basketball '18. Letters in Basketball '18. ion a Baseball Squad '18. Sergeants' Club '17, Shrapnel Board 18. lliintnrg I th' 'Inv oung cadet we have a rare blend of the real Yankee n is risi 5, y nature and a superabundance of good looks. I-le really has no busi- ness to be so handsome, but we won't hold it against him for it isn't his fault. He just can't help it. Wheli he appears at a hop, there is immediately a fluttering of fans, excited whispers, and Hattering glances from the ranks of the girls along the wall- So Fine looking - So noble - Aiu't he a slam - you' know the kind. Yet, withal, our Killie is one of tl1e best and we cannot help but like him when we see him on the basketball Hoot or the tennis court, A lion in studies, an artist with pencil or brush, and a wonder in his chosen sports, we love him, These qualities combined with a sunny dispo- sition put him tirst in the hearts of his classmates. 51