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

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qualities of leadership,-loyalty, manliness, steadfast- i i ness in the performance of duty,-which best express the spirit and ideals of New York Military Academy. Szipvrinfvmlwit's Sabrr: Awarded to EDMUND DI CIusTOI-'ARO. As Cadet Captain of Company E, he has, by his kindness, sympathy, and understanding methods, trained the company to a high degree Of efhciency. He has also big Tln' C. shown the rare characteristic of being a strict disciplinarian and brother to every cadet in his company. W,flKQl7f Gold Medal for Mililar'-y Pl'0fl'lt'll!'J'f Awarded to DAVID L. EGCERS. TO the graduate who has attained the greatest knowledge of Military Science and Tactics, and who has shown by steady and soldierly conduct that he is a thoroughly trained soldier. Tlu' Gersl Medal: Awarded to FREDERICK P. FIELD. 'lr Founded in 1922 by Herbert J. Gerst, Class of 1907, in memory of his Buddie,,, Captain Daniel A. Dugan, Jr., D.S.C., killed in action Novem- ber 4, 1918. Awarded to the cadet who during the year has shown the greatest proficiency in horsemanship. Open to all cadets, who have served in the troop one year. The Brumlagz' Sabre: Awarded to FRl:DIiRICli KINGDON VON LAMBECK. Awarded by Dr. VV. H. Brundage, For Excellence in Horsemanship, Troop D. CfIllIllIHlltldlIflX Sabres: For dependability and efficiency in the performance of duty. WV.-XLTER j. SEELIG NICHOLAS R. CORRADO PI-IILII' F. WVOLF JOsEPH C. KOHOUT HOXX'ARD M. DUNN H. MORGAN SHATTUCR JOHN F. ALBANO JOHN SCHNIERING DONALD WVARD FREDERICK P. FIELD DAX'l1J L. EGGERS Daris Gold Medal for Mos! Ejifient New Cadet: Awarded to DOUGLAS E. MARR. The Davis Gold Medal, endowed by Mr. Oliver E. Davis in honor of his sons, Stephen T. Davis of the class of 1926, and Marvin B. Davis of the class of 1928, is awarded each year to the cadet, completing his Hrst year at the Academy, who by vote of the Faculty and Senior Class, approved by the Superintendent, has shown himself to be the Outstanding New Cadet, -academic and military work, athletic ability, and conduct, con- sidered. Gold Medal: Awarded to the Most Eflicient New Cadet in West Barracks. Al.BliR'f D. SMAl.1.XX'OO1J, ilu. t Page om' laznidnul nirzalg-om'

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if 44' if Graduation Exercises Processlonal Invocat1on Graduatlon Address Du HAROI 1: I-Int BAKLR Ctxss 1900 N Y N1 A Awardmg Medals and Honors GLNIRA1 MILTON I- Duns DSM SS AB Sujzernzlmnlrnf Presentatlon of Dlplomas HLRBPRT A HlNMA1x 'VI A Htadmavhr Bene-d1ct10n Recesslonal Honors awarded for the Scholastic Year 1935 1936 Hand Boy C 0111 Mulal Awzrded to HARUY CoHrN To the graduate nn a College Preparatorv Course havmg the hnphest aver a5e mark nn Conduct Mnhtury and Scholastnc Work Alllfl emfrzl Alumm Auard Avy arded to H MORGAN SHATTUCK The Achnevement Alumm Avy ard ns presented each year to that member of the Graduatmg Class who has been m attendance for at least three full school years nominated by hrs classmates and finally selected by a board consnstmg of the Presldent of the Alumm Assoclatuon the Headmaster and the Commandant of Cadets The selectxon shall be approved by the Super mtendent and by the Board of Governors of the Alumm Assocntnon H shall be chosen for hrs strength of character record of broad scholarshlp athletlc mterest and abrhty mxlntary efhclency and d1sc1pl1ne and for haymg done most to mcrease and mamtam the sprrnt and morale of the Corps durnnf, hrs hfe at the school Hardy Gold Marial rn S1f1oolLcadzrxf11j1 Au arded to IOHN F Al BANO The School Leadership medal founded by Charlesl Hardy Ir of he class of 1913 ns avxarded to that cadet who mn the judgment of the Faculty approx ed by the Supcrmtendent possesses nn greatest dcbree those i'-ki' t . . - ,, - , a , . . r. . T. . T Y 'I 7 . . . z , . . ., . ., . ., , Y , , , . . ,. . ., , . f , , I , . , ,, - P, . . . . 1 ' l ly L - 1 I r '- 7 v ' ,a ' 'J ' I I ' . . . . V . V . V Y 5 C V Y , . . ' , - ' . . C 3 1 T I V . . 7 . . f , f - N , . - ' - y 1 Y . .. . A . . . r . ff X -U V V s .' .'. I . V . . , Y 7 7 V P. ' IY 5 Y I g 1 lm ll-nl nirrfy'

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'A' iii Mafbmnalirs Medal-Open to Seniors - - - HAROLD W. HUNTLEY, JR. Plrysifs Medal-Open to Seniors and Juniors ----A J OHN R. FISHER Clivrrzixlry Medal-Open to Seniors and Juniors - DONALD C. EIN! URIZR Biology Medal-Open to All Classes ------ DOUGLAS E. NlARK English Medal-Open to Seniors, Juniors and Sophomores ----- THO!x1AS G. TOUSEY, JR. Hixfory Medal-Open to all Classes ----- ALBERT S. TATE, JR. Lnlin Medal-Open to Seniors, Juniors and Sophomorcs HARVEY COHEN l rum'fJ Illnlul-Open to Seniors, Juniors and Sophomores ----- LJONALID C. EINFURER Spanish Medal-Open to Seniors, Juniors and Sophomores - - - - - ARIWAND L. ly.-XZZARO Gernzan Mwlal-Open to Seniors, Juniors and Sophomores ----- JOHN SQHNIERINO CONIIlll'7't'fH1 Mmlal-Open to all Classes - - ROLAND M. GOLDBERG Manual Training Mmlal-Open to all Classes - - JAMES GILLIGAN, JR. M i'f' baniral Drazving Medal-Open to all Classes - SYDNEY M. BARKER Fresbnzan Mr'a'aI-Open to Freshmen Only - - ARTHUR S. HOLLANDliIl The R1'nxxvluz'r Alumni Axsofiuiinn Mmlal: HAROLD W. HUNTLEY, JR. Offered at this school to the member of the graduating class who has done the best work in Mathematics and Science during his course. JUNIOR SCHOOL HONORS Mother Harding Gola' Medal: Awarded to EDXYARD FRELANT GODEREY. Awarded to that cadet who, by vote of the Junior School Faculty, ap- proved by the Superintendent, is adjudged to be the most worthy boy in Bard Hall, consideration being given to his academic work, athletic ability, military drill, conduct and leadership in school morale. Medal-Best Scholastic Work --------- LOUIS ORTEGA Casb Prize-Best New Cadet in Bard Hall, presented by Mr. G. F. A. Riley. STEWART ROGERS arf-rf Page uni' lnnlifred ninety-lun f