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

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We ,I t i xg' where we displayed an excellent show of guard mounting to visitors from many nations. The gala event of the year, though, was our Christmas party. Then we dined out, some of us at the home of Cap- tain and Mrs. Pattillo, the rest with Mr. and Mrs. Palmer as our hosts. After that we joined for music and entertain- ment, and our own semi-dramatic offering, with half of us as giggling girls in the dresses called for by our parts. This year we started a new project-The Bard Hall News. This was a paper issued five times during the Acad- emy year, just before each major holiday. It was written and published entirely by us as part of our class work, and each boy, in the grades from second through sixth, con- tributed something to it. Summer, Winter, Spring and Fall, we think Bard Hall best of all. Carefully guided by the wise experience of Mr. Riley, ably assisted by Messrs. Morrison and Ramsey, and cared for by lovable Mrs. Riley, we march along. Whether in class, on the drill field or doing time on Guard Squad, the Bard Hall cadet lives up to the spirit and objectives initiated by the Founder of N.Y.M.A., fifty years ago. BARD HALL DRILLS AT THE WORLDS FAIR Page One hundred eighty-eight

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. f 'C X, f ,-'fi - ---- -- 1 I 5 I 'I 3 toto I A H W-,W SIGMA PHI INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL Charles Govea, President ALPHA CHI SIGMA Harry B. Davis Glenn W. Smith CHI SIGMA CHI Richard H. Lindenberger Thomas O'Loughlin PI PHI Hugh K. Mclntyre Victor M. Anido DELTA SIGMA NU Arthur S. Hollander john R. Armellino - I - - - Page One hundred ninety