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

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g'1ivnE9l we .R A . 1 .5 4-,..... .,...,.a , VARSITY FOOTBALL Head Coach ....,.....,... .,....... M r. Alexis V. Boisseau Assistant Coach ....... .......... M r. Sam Guarnaccia Assistant Coach ....... ........ L ieut. Joseph Angello Captain .................. ..................... C adet Anido Manager ......... ,........ C adet Cassidy T H E s Q U A D Allen, A. Jackson, O'Loughlin Armellino Laprezioso Royce Benedick Lucarelle Sanborne Boucher Mclntyre Scotti Clarke, T. Minervini Vail Daly, F. Morris, H. Vidal, H. Govea Natell Viola Hamilton, R. Nelson Young, R. K. T H E R E C O R D N.Y.M.A. ..... ......., 1 2 St. Agnes ............. ...... 1 2 N.Y.M.A. ..... ........ 6 Newark Prep. ........... .......... 2 6 N.Y.M.A. ..... ........ 7 Adelphi Academy ................ 20 N.Y.M.A. ..... ........ 7 Liberty School ...................... 0 N.Y.M.A ....... 31 Admiral Billard Academy .... 0 N.Y.M.A ....... 13 Stony Brook School .............. 6 N.Y.M.A Iona School ............. .......... 27 Page One hundred fifty-seven

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I Y . . New York Military Academy Athletic Association ASSOCIATE MEMBER, NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Athletic Director Mr. Floyd Hade Executive Council Col. Frank A. Pattillo Mr. George F. A. Riley Cheer Leaders Cadet Alan M. Silverbach Cadet G. Mario Fedon Cadet joseph F. Corkery Coaches Football ...........4....... Mr. Alexis Boisseau Lacrosse ....................... Capt. John Evans Baseball .......... ............ M r. Lynn Grow Tennis ........ .......... L ieut. Henry Wood Track ............................. Mr. Floyd Hade Boxing ............,...... Mr. Thomas Jenkins Swimming ............. Mr. William Yeager Equitation ......... Lieut. Clarence Hupfer Rifle .................,. Lieut. Clarence Hupfer Trapshooting ............. Mr. Allan Gillette Fencing .......,... . .... . .Capt. Louis Vauthier Bowling ................. Mr. William Yeager N. Y. M. A. ATHLETIC RECORDS Event Made by Date 100 yard dash .......... ....... F red Robbins ...... 1925 220 yard dash .......... ....... F . K. Lord ....... 1896 440 yard dash .......... ....... D avid Chase ...... 1937 880 yard run ............... ....... V ictor Noyes ...... 1918 One mile run ........................ F. B. Brownell ........ 1929 120 yard low hurdles ............ T. T. Woodruff ....... 1913 220 yard low hurdles ............ F. K. Lord ..,........... 18.97 Running high jump .............. john Kitzmiller ...... 1927 Standing high jump .............. W. Thiers ...... 1893 Running broad jump ......,..... Robert Bell ..... 1922 Standing broad jump ............ H. S. Delebar ........ 1893 Putting 12 lb. shot ................ Edward Palmer ...... 1938 Throwing 12 lb. hammer .... H. S. McComb ........ 1901 Throwing discus ..................- I ack Tatum ........ 1937 Throwing baseball .............. H. M. Ramey ...... 1896 Pole vault ............................ Loring Grimes ........ 1938 Throwing javelin ................ Jack Tatum ......... 1937 50 yard free style swim ........ Robert Bihn ........ 1934 100 yard free style swim ...... E. F. Blevin ........ 1929 200 yard swim ...................... Frank Specht ............. 1930 220 yard swim ...................... Handley Beason .................. 1936 100 yard breast stroke .......... Hector R. Minervini ............ 1939 100 yard back stroke ............ Stanwood Fisher, jr ............... 1936 Albert E. Downes ............... 1 150 Yafd medley felal' ------'- Hector R. Minervini ......... 1939 Charles A. Islieb ............... l Andrews Allen ...... ........ I 220 yard relay free style .--. james H. Allen ................. 1939 Albert E. Downes ............... j William H. Richters ........ . Record 92 sec. 2254 sec. SZMO sec. 2 min., 773 sec. 4 min., 44 sec. 162 sec. 27 sec. 5 ft., HW in. 4 ft., 9 in. 22 ff., 10 in. 9 ft., 9 in. 50 fr., 8 in. 105 ft., 6 in. 165 ft., ZW in. 323 ft., 2 in. 11 ft., 9 in. 172 fr. 25 sec. 572 sec. 2 min., 16? sec. 2 min., 27'ho sec 1 min., 14460 sec 1 min., 7'Mo sec. 1 min., SZHO sec 1 min., 46Mo sec Page One hundred fifty-six

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Z-Y, f 'VARSLTY LANCING BACK upon our football season, we find a staunch and capable team fighting to bring honor and glory to our Alma Mater. Though not victorious in every encounter, the team displayed that same fighting spirit always shown by the Maroon and White. The Corps, justly proud of a team that fought with unremitting spirit, stood firmly behind the eleven, loyal and sportsmanlike in both victory and defeat. The squad was excellently coached by Mr. Boisseau, Mr. Guarnaccia and Lieutenant Angello, with Anido ably filling the captaincy. ln the initial game of the season, the cadets opposed a small, fast and hard-hitting St. Agnes eleven. St. Agnes, maintaining a steady offense in the first half, gained two well-earned touchdowns, meanwhile holding our team scoreless. With the beginning of the final half, however, the cadets played inspired football, and scored 12 points. Failing to make the points on conversion, they ended the game in a tie. Both the N.Y.M.A. scores came by the aerial route-the first, on a pass from Nelson to Hamilton, the second from Nelson to Lucarelle. The cadets, in their second start, lost to Newark Prep, 25-7. The heavier and more experienced prepsters could make no headway during the first half, while the cadets employed excellent football to score 7 points. After the intermission, however, the visitors were not to be denied. With a blazing attack of running and passing, they swept F OOTBALL through the weary cadets to score four touchdowns. De- spite defeat, the soldiers never gave in, they kept trying right up to the final gun. In their next encounter, the soldiers faced a smart and tricky team with a deceptive backfield-Adelphi Academy. The cadets tried everything they knew, but the visitors wouldn't be beaten. They opened their bag of tricks, and scored several times to the cadets' once, the game ending with the score 20-6. The loss of two consecutive games stirred up an intense fervor for victory among the Maroon and White. The spirit to fight and win was in the heart of every player. The unlucky prey was the team from Liberty School. Dominating the entire game, the Little Army played heads-up football both offensively and defensively. The Army scored once, on a pass from Minervini to Violag Boucher, right tackle, converted for the extra point. Once, in the last quarter, Liberty threatened the Army goal line, but were checked by the cadets. The game ended with 7 points to N.Y.M.A.'s credit, their opponents scoreless. On the following Saturday, we were host to the sailors of Admiral Billard Academy, a forward step in our rela- tions with that school. The Little Army, backing up the crack passing of Bill Nelson and the desperate plunging of Captain Butch Anido, sank the Navy deep. The first score of the game was on a pass from Nelson 11 1 1 l Page One hundred ffly-eight