Bordentown Military Institute High School - BMI Yearbook (Bordentown, NJ)

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, llllllf' Y 49 E' -v Cvmprvly C0ff1mdfId2f -- -------- D CHPUUD 53550 Second Plamon Leader --- ..... Second Lieutenant Stuart Fin! Platoon Leader -- --- First Lieutenant Kudla Fin, Sefgegnl ------A H- Master Sergeant Setgy, R4 Cr H coMP Out of the.ranks of B Company have come many of the outstanding cadets at B. M. I. Under the able leadership of Captain Sasso the company devel- oped nicely since the early days of the school year. Among its leaders are First Lieutenant Kudla, Second Lieutenant Stuart, Master Sergeants Seto, R.g Biscon- tini and Silberman. From the officers to the privates in B Company spirits are high for they are working together, as a team. When a conscientious group of young men like those in B Company go out into the world, success is inevitable. Captain Sasso and Lieutenants Kudla and Stuart al, 1 641

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5, 'if . T' J g Company Commander , ......... Captain Gladstone Exeruiive Omfff .... .... , Second Lieutenant O'Brien Fin! Plaioan Leader - ..... First Lieutenant Arlen 66 95 This year C Company retained a few of its former members, but as in previous years, its com- position included many new boys. Under the able command and leadership of Captain Gladstone, the company progressed rapidly. Among the leaders of C Company we have: Gladstone, and Lieutenants Arlen, and , sf wtf. 2 A y., 4 r , ,ta CO if-ev .. ' t ,Qv1 ,..gggf Zi 1 X. ' ' ' l lx sz ' are ' ,, 8, ai, 3-M: Serond Plazoon Leader -- --- Second Lieutenant Toth Fin: Sefgeanz ,-...... .... F irst Sergeant Bonifacio PAY lst. Lt. Arlen, 2nd Lt. O'Brien, Znd. Lt. Toth and 1st Sgt. Bonifacio. A lot of credit should also be given to the expert guidance of the Tactical Advisor, Lt. Staley. Even though company competition hasn't started, C Company is sure to rank high. C651 if it-:Q NWN