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

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DET ORCHESTR Rudolph Wllittelx, lfimt A110 Suxojllrfmrf, I.er1rler H. Burnley Davis, ljfllillf Paul Noyes. il'l2irrl llifllllllllfl Edward Benedick, Ifirsl 'l'romlmue XVillard Kelrhner, Fofzrllw 'I'w1orSuxrljzlmrzc W'illiam Pfeil, Serum! Trombone George Bird, Firxl kllflllllflffl Leonard Lewis, Sermlrl Tflllllllvl Alfred Scotti, Tbirzl A110 Saxolblwm Harry Bittenbender, Buys Horn Vernon Mt'Kittrit'k. SIETIIIIII 7'l'l1lll'Sil.X'UflI7lllIt' jack Smith. Slring litlxx Alfred Bucci, lfiflll Bnlfifllllt'Sl1.X'0fIl70I1t' Richard Stern, Pirnm THE CH PEL CHQIR Mr. Wallace N. simpson, Dimm- Mrs. john F. Hagen, ACf07lIPdl1i.Yf Charles Alexander George Butler XX'illiam Dunn james Allen Frank Clain Grosvenor Gilbert Burton Balaban Robert Collitt Lawrence Gumbinner George Bird Robert Craft Merton Gundry Harry Bittenbender Alexander Day Winsttwn Hambleton Marshall Blank nl. Thomas Dempater Ronald Hengst William Burroughs Harry Hyman Willianm Kerchner Donald Kloe Richard Lindenberger john Little Donald Mcffloskey - , '- .-, V . -- .nun . ,.,..z.:..-,.'--. ver.. 1. .1-'.f....:,-.1 -V .-',- M ,.:. f - , ..- . - -. ,fe -....45-. - ', , ..,.z1,.. t1a::..L-ag, :Liz 'L' :TJ 111225- 45.-13.2-.L1i..3:i.4Li..L14 -. .fa Page One hundred ninety-six Vernon Mcliittrick XX'illiam Miller Robert Nolin Frederick Peters Richard Roberts W'illiam Rosenberger Victor Scales Alfred Scotti Theodore Stratton Willianx Van Atten Lynwood Wilbur Chester Williamstmn john Zeliph

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