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

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51701 PI PHI Haying completed her 65th year at NYM.-X. Pi Phi found the honds that maintain the spirit of hrotherhood within the House growing stronger than eyer hefore. The warmth of this spirit has increased since the found- ing of the Eta Chapter in H389. and we are confident that it will continue. thereby ensuring the high standards so long associated with Pi Phi. At the end of last year. elections were held and Dick U'Loughlin was elected to the presidency. He was ahly followed in that ofhee hy ljugene Pargnoli. who was yoted the Pi Phi Cup for seryice to the lfraternity at the end of the year, ,ltlrl hefore Christmas furlough we had our annual supper meeting. with llr. Seymour at the piano for carols. G. rl-an f' ifgagh ln campus af-tiyilies. the insuperalnle spirit of the House enahled the hasketliall team to capture the trophy. On this team were .-Xrt Homer. Uwen Orr. t2opu'i and Sunder llamnani, and Toni Nlctliyney. The Pi Phi swimming team. led hy tleorge Claihorne and ltill Hunt as co-captains. took second place in the lnterlraternity Swimming Nleet. losing first lvy a yery small margin. Once again the spirit at this exent was indicative of Pi Phi. Throughout the year Pi Phi was well-represented in varsity and intramural sports. :Xt the end ol the year llanny liar:-ia was ioted President and joe Sellyei tice-President. Por the Pra- ternity the year came to a happy conclusion at the annual 69? PI PHI FRATERNITY. 1953-1954

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1723 ALPHA Cl-II SIG MA As the brothers of Alpha Chi Sigma look back upon the past school year. they can remember the many happy times we have had. We started off with Alan Alpert as President and Albert Ted Gibbons as Vice-President. The middle of the year saw some new faces around the House when Paul Wollman. Jerry Davis. Phil Hamlin. Ken Weiner. Gene Hannigan. and Johnny Reif were initiated. At this time also Albert Gibbons was elected President and Steve Robbins Vice-President. The A X If swimming team. caplained by Norman Hill. placed first in the lnterfraternity Swimming Cham- pionships for the fourth year in a row. We were almost as fortunate in basketball. placing second. The team. under the leadership of Ted Gibbons. showed fine spirit all the way and came close to winning. The month of May saw Eddie Baram, Steve Zucker, Tom Medford, Eric Bornheimer. Denny Call, Paul Blau. Ned Koorbusch. Pete Brotman. Bill Hulsizer. and Sabino Porraro initiated into the House. Many improvements have been made on the condition of the House mainly through the efforts of Walter Luh. The House expressed its appreciation to Brother Luh by presenting him with the Leonard Shulman Achievement Award for the brother who has done the most for the House. Alan Alpert won the Albert Sands Award. and the Alpha Chi Sigma Scholastic and Athletic Awards