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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1954 volume:

I 1 P xxx J Jfif X Q if 'N f - f 5 XS unum' 1 N J, 4 f X TH SENICR CLASS 1954 E OF !Q4e:ienf25 . . . R, 99 1: Lax Q6 i Q .i . EP if A -.. 'ta' if ' i gf 15, A . 5 v'.' Q 4 f 1 Vw aft. W,-fir: i lc' ' -1 2 .-. '15 E. Q pm. 1 ,fix ' f To Mr. Howard E. Husker, we, the Senior Class of 1954, are proud and happy to dedicate our edition of the Sword and Sabre. Through the years we have spent at B.M.I., we have come to know Mr. Husker not only as teacher and coach, but also as counselor and friend. His skill as an instructor has enabled us to do well in our advanced courses. Often, when in need of advice, we have gone to him and always found him ready with friendly and helpful wisdom. Beside his constant concern with school activities and sports, Mr. Husker is also secretary of the Alumni Association and editor of the Alumni Bulletin, both of which are rather thankless jobs, yet he has taken them on because of his willingness to help out where needed. For these reasons and many, many more, we are happy to dedicate to Mr. Husker this book. With this dedication go the heartfelt and sincere wishes of the Class of 1954 for all the good things that life can bring. The Class of 1954 ' ff, Me,- 1-1 Q , an ,jfs 2 'wzfsl' A , , W,-,,, .l+5 www wiv, : V1-' . 1 2 , ww f Wk .W-uvfggi? ' ,wks x - f a v X ...W E1 - f,,n ,r.g1..,g., -o nl- - .l',.J..L , b Q MM J ual a.,Ali-. if. . s D . AH 9. ', V , fffiw, N 'ikv'-f . as 43 ,. 'K' 'f ,, A 7 - Q' ' f: , 14 . ' ,s 4.44 . agar V V Y .. , I , . wa 1 ,Q if , . .mv 1 x . Y , , - ., an 444' f ' 1 W -3 5 .gifzx ' -Y 1 734-Q, . , i f ' 1 'gif' if - .ifl , Q f Q .,' ,gag 5 44. mn- U 'ix .:.ff- '-32 1. -7- -fi ' -.L-V --i ' gait ,. ,rt 44. ,u cap' , 4 Q Me' A Q CADETS' DORMITORIES THE WHITE HOUSE QLITTLE SPAINJ The largest house on the campus. it is well situated as it is only a few steps from the main campus. This house is mainly for Sophomores. juniors, and Seniors. THE ADAMS HOUSE t A HOUSEJ lt is the only house located off campus, The house is restricted to ,Iuniors and Seniors only. For many reasons, it is one of the most desirable houses at B.M.l, THE COLBY HOUSE QHOME OF THE COLBY BOYSJ The smallest house on the campus and it is known for its high standing. It is one of the hardest houses to get into and, therefore, it is a select group of Cadets who live there, mostly Seniors. THE HOPKINSON HOUSE QI-IOP. HOUSEJ Situated next to the White House, it too is within close range of the main campus. This house is mainly for juniors and Seniors but on certain occasions Sophomores are permitted to live there. THE LANDON HOUSE This house is located on the campus and not too far from the Main. It is for junior School Cadets and sometimes Freshmen. It also serves as living quarters for the Dean, THE DURLAND HOUSE This house is found directly alongside the Main Building. This house has achieved quite a name for itself. It is the house accommodating most of the junior School, in the lower grades. THE BELDON HOUSE fFROM HRAGS TO RICHESUQ Situated on the rear of the campus along the railroad, this house has achieved quite a name for itself too. luniors and Senior live here. MAIN III Located in the Main Building, it is the first home for many of the new cadets who are entering as Freshmen. It is ltnown for its central location. among other things. LIAIN IV f I.AST STOPNJ Also located in the Main Building. it is the home for many Freshmen, Sometimes boys who find it hard to take orders are placed here for instruction, HOUSE I9l 101 A TRIBUTE 1 'K 4 g , l is BORDENTOWN MILITARY INSTITUTE Bordentown, New jersey June 8, 1954 Dear Mr, Crobaugh: We, the Senior Class of 1954, wish to thank you for your kind services to us, both as a friend and as a teacher. We all feel that we have benefited much from our contacts with you. We shall never be able to express our deep feeling of gratitude, not only for your excellent guidance in the classroom, but also for your sincere counsel, because it is far beyond what can ever be written, As we leave these halls of B.M.I., our memories of you will constantly be with us. We all wish you the very best of health and happiness in your retired life. Very respectfully yours, The Class of 54 P.S. Deus tecum sit usque dum iterum conveniamusf' QS 9wwxxSW'w lx X x X XX xx X XX Glx x' ezzlz 1 I c 1 111 1 Ifc ne eff e 1 111 11111111 Ile fu 11111 ll e znzfu Anstatlc Q84 W2 BC Q N xx X X N x y X W 7 xx W I IU . M E N V X Q I N XP . QI Ig! X XX I 5 .0 Y Nr, ffm' zz!!! lffllllllf ffm! flu' fblllglltl' ,vlmzzfef fuy ffl f Ll!! 'nz ff ffm 'JIILL 11011 of ffm' 'VI lgf ffl If gf! dz L1 'ff ' ff J U1 117 'o of lb fo ' c 1 f'-f. . HAROLD MORRISON SMITH A.B., Bates College A.M., Columbia University L.H.D., Pennsylvania Military College L.L.D., Bucknell University 1932 J, HAROLD LUCAS CO-PRINCIPALS B.C.S., Rider College 190 9 12 The administration is working hard this year with all the problems that come with a new Cor s. Dean Srhith has been working very hard with the academic schedules, It is through these efforts that many Seniors are able to gain entrance to the leading colleges of the country. Dean Smiths work is not done when classes are over, but instead it extends far into vacations, including the summer. This past summer the Dean spent in pre- paring for the coming year, He finally took a short vacation in late September. Mr. Lucas has his hands full with the many roblems of the Cadets. An endless line of weekend passes confront him every week, as well as looking after the manage- ment of the school. His work, like that of Dean Smith's, is never really done. Many problems are unsolved at this time but as Mr. Lucas has often said, They will be solved in due time. The administration is a small light which burns deeply in the hearts of the Seniors of 54. We want to thank them for all they have done for us. W LaVAY WISE PhB W B FLLLINGTON MA PAUL G HARTPENCE BS Syracuse Unrversrty Mnddlebury College Trenton State Teachers College Englrsh fEmCf1fUS, 1903 Hxstory 1920 Head of jumor School Busmess Admrmstratron 59 FAC U LTY IRVING L LINDABURY HOWARD E HUSKER ROBERT G HOEHN AB Rrcler College M Umon College Assxstant Regrstrar Brown Umversxty Drrector bf Athletrcs 19 0 01 31 Rutgers Umversrty Algebra 1958 Englrsh 1937 46 49 MARVIN O BORST B A B S Wrttenberg College Drrecror of Study Techmquc 1940 LH INDOIN L COLBY BA Amherst College Modern Languages 1940 U31 Y 1,931-' , '41 l 1 Wrl .V . 'Af Y , I . FACU LTY GEORGE H LLCA5 MA PERCY W DOWTNING Prmcctun Lnnersrty MA Columbra Lnnefglq Lmvcrmm or London Trenton State Teachers QUCU15 Lf 1 ff91f3 Of Albfffl College Mathemattts Chem1strs 19-11 Latm Htstory 1940 -12 46 '59 lull..-1.,4 EDWARD N HOLBRUOK CHARLES F SLADEIN HARVEY W 5ARVElN Ph D M A Wtslcyan Lnncrsnty Lmvcrsrty of Pcnnsylmnu Columbxa Lnlwcrsxtx Modern Languages 1946 English 1946 Newark College of Engmeerlng Mathematxcg 1951 DONAID A DLNN HS Icmplt I DINCYSIH Stump and Bmlogw 1951 IOHN A DORIO BN Trenton Stltc Tmchcr Collage Cummcrtlal 1951 Q14 MORRIS XV SMITH BA bsracusc Lnnersnty Lmursnty of Colorado Phxsxce Awmtron 1942 E T l l - ff 'AA, l K Q . V X X V B-.AJ Q ' V , I BS.. I ' 9 . - xr V A l ' f' l A A DAVID B jETMORE LALRA G HODSER LLIZABETH 'I SMITH B A L I. B Vxctona General I-Iospxtal Xale Lnxversxty Tumor School I-Iousemother Syracuse Lnnersxty New York Law School 1957 Lnbrarnan 1953 Fnglnsh Publnc Speakmg 1957 FACU LTY MARJORIE H OBRIENI MALCOMB B OBRIEIN DANIEL B LYTLE AB Assxstan Lxbranan 1953 Shxppensburg Normal Colby College Susquehanna bmversnty Mathematncs 1953 Duke Unnersnty ROBERT E WOOD MA Lnnersny of Mnssourz Iumor School 1955 PRED I-IILDEBRAN DT Temple Lnnerslty Iumor School 1955 B Mathematics 195 5 15 COLONEL BEN! Xu Q6 ,Qaida-. - -gs- 'Q As we leave these halls of learning, the gr.1dL1.1ting tlass of 1954 stop to thank the members of the Military Department, We are very grateful to Colonel Benz for the help he has given to the .itlvertising department of this ye.ir's yearbook, and also for helping us get the full value of military training by gout! ia fi! twrze of Ibiif' MILITARY sl CAPTAIN ERIKSON MAJOR AGNEW' ' Y 'ilu-.-ann malting us, at times, Varsity members of his team, The Senior Class is indeed grateful to Major Agnew, Professor of Military Science and Tactics, .intl to his staff for the work they have done in Iwettering the corps this year, We extend to the members of the Military Department our gratitude .mtl wish them the hest of luck in future years. STAFF IZDWARD A. RAKOVYSKI Nmrcr Scrgunr. L' S A. Admxnxsrmriw Oriiccr 1955 ?...'.- Q 'Vi- XFCALTER 1. GL'NN Sup.-.int Fmt Claw, I' S A. T.1cm.xl Officu. Curupgny D 1951 2 mf fierjod 7'?I:1.YJfjf7 zz. RUBFRT FI. OLDKNOXX' Scrgg-.ann Fm: Cl.1sx. l'.S.A T.1ct1c.1l OYHCU. Company B 1953 '30 U71 1181 STAFF PERSCNNEL D ND ww? 5I'lHll RA U Dim 5 1 1 x D 111 X Y vu PMN Kun Q 10119 Rl-'UL 5 fl! C-X CI CA h0uX 4 5 1 11 L C XQRO C1001 Din 5 A R 59 tlsf MR AIM RT A VIRDIL '96 QXXON TFIIULI 5 C 5 ROSX LY 195 I ORN, M Omg Mum- J A DISAIAQA C ouiglqcpl r 53 s SENXCR ZX ff ff X x S mcworfw-Soi? 'ff ,-. 7- --1' r- C 2 CLASS OFFICERS This year the olliters' elettiori was tarried on for wo tlays as iz was the hartlest .mtl tlosesi iii years. ltisf alter the torps returrieel from Christmas leave. on the ltlrh ot laiitrarx' our eleetiorr took plate The ttllllpeillloll was xery tough .mtl the eatleis hatl ,t xery tlittittilt time in voting. hut alter .1 long mtl final hallor the liiial result stociml, as the tliaite ot' our hest men in the tlass. Lietitenant Etlwarel Garton was eletteel as Class resitlent, .1 eatlet of fine retortl and leaelership. Nlaster Sergeant XY'.tlter Swayze gaiiietl tl'e seat as the Vite-Presitleiir, who is tlie Iftliztmr tml' our stlmol paper, TX? S'iri'111f.ifiti3 Lietxieirtrii Xxllllhllll Parker took his post as the Seeretary, another eatlet who just is an all arotintl suetess in exerythiiig lie .luxe-ss Anil our Battalion Clommantler, I,it-titeiiarii Culoiiel C,.tr.t- lwelli was eleeteel as the 'lreastirer XY'e in the senior tlass feel no liner tatlets as those who were eleuteel eoultl do .1 lweler yuh, 'lliis year we are proud to have stith .1 strong lxttlalwozig- lseliintl our class and we are sure that they will live up to their positions. SENICR CLASS We, the Senior Class of 1954, will never forget B, M. I., our old Alma Mater. It has played an invaluable part in our education which will serve as an important step to our future goal. XX'e will remember not only the lessons learned in the class- room under our instructors but the lasting friend- ships formed and the many intangibles which will prove, as time moves on, a great benefit to us. The many extra-curricular activities: the Glee Clubg Y.M.C,A.g Landon Ritlesg the school paper, the Sl-:irmisherg and this our Yearbook, will inevit- ably give us a better foundation for our future ambitions. William Dent, Nicholas Krawciw, Harold Wells, and others have set the pace in the academic Held. Anthony Carabelli, Richard Cleary, Gene Studioso, Saul Bendayan, Ron Hibbert, and many others have held honors in athletics. In the Military Department we have had the opportunity of being selected for the higher corps oihcers: the Battalion Commander, Carabelli, the Company Commanders, Krawciw A Company, DeLaurentis B Company, Cleary C Company, and last but not least Band Harvey, C. We all have had many unforgettable experiences, a few of which were disappointments, but the great majority happy and valuable, We will not forget the encouragement B.M.I. has given us to do our best. So, as we graduate and break our class family into its independent members, we thank B. M. I. for what it has done for us. We are proud to have served you.-The B.M.I. Corps. Eduardo Antonmx Eddze Caracas Venezuela Pm ate Varsrty Soccer GJ Wrnter Track U41 Varsrty Baseball Eduardo better knovsn as Eddie by the BMI famrly comes from South Amerrca where he rs definitly a brg shot Hrs faworrte pastlme rs N Y weekends Exeryonc gathers around Eddre on Monday mornlng to hear hrs famous tales All we can say IS that we wrll truly mrss Eddle So to you we vsrsh all the luck rn the future Oscar Emrlo Antonmr Orca: Caracas Venezuela S A Prrvate Frrst Class Varsrty Soccer 13 41 Wmter Track C343 Sprung Track J V C33 Honor School Q35 Oscar Emrlo better known as Oscar b all cadets camc to us rn the fall of 1952 and srnce then ,he had made great strrdes rn the masterrng of a new language Hrs cheerful smrle wrll always be remembered by the cadets at BMI Everyone loses a pal upon Oscar's graduation The scnlor class says, Buena Suerte' rn the future H - rf V 'Q , s. A. A 1 ' U 1 ' . 445, ,my . . . N. . 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Moises arrived in September of 1952, as a senior, Shortly afterwards he made many friends who helped him learn the new language Moises is known by the eidets tor his pleis ing smile and famous vseeleends in N Y City Upon eriduition he plans to return to his n une lznd Wfe the C lrss of 1954 wish real sueeess to our South Ameriean friend 3,4 Saul Bendayan Benny tru Venezuela S A tm 4' rity oeeer XX W e 7 irsity Spring rick f s lmdon Ri es State hot it l All Regional Snecer 33 Best Manua o rms Driller 51 Cflee Club 175 S :rel ind Slbre Benny first entered B MI Eye years ago vshen he arrned from Venezuela South America In the nie years Benny has been here he has made himself quite a likeable person His fine personality 1nd sportsmanship led him to a fine reeord in athletics and sehool vnork He is l-.nown as the one man 'Iraele Team beeause of his speetacular perform inees both in the Shotput and Dise ls Next September he is planning to enter eollege to study Cixil Izngineerine We th Senior fliss of 5 vsish him the best of luek and happiness in the years ahead Gaston Bermudez Benn Maracalbo Venezuela S A Ist Lieutenant Varsrty Soccer U23-11 Wrnter Track 117341 Baseball JV H231 Varsrty Baseball 141 Landon Rrfles Q3-11 Deans Lrst fl 21 Sword and Sabre 141 Skrrmrsher M1 Berm came to BMI rn 1949 Smce then Berm has made many frrends and has established a fine record He has made the Dean s Llst many tlmes He was all state four years IH a row nn soccer and captam of the team for the last two years He also layed baseball and ran ln track He rs one of the few allne cadets that has cyer become a cadet ofhcer Hrs mam ambltlon rs to become a Curl Enlglncer Good luck Berm ln your future Donald Brerstoclx Don Waterloo Ontarno Canada Pru ate Flrst Cla s Rrfle Team 141 Tenms 1341 Readrng Club 141 Deans Lust M1 Decoratmg Commrttee C41 Skrrmrsher Q41 Glee Club Q41 Band f341 Don as he ns known to hrs fnends came to BMI m the begmmng of hrs yunlor year from Canada In his two years he has made many friends among the cadets He hopes to be a Cml Engmeer after graduatmb from college Heres vush mg you the best of luck m all that you attempt to do Us , ,. 1, 3 ' 5 ,. 7 V Y I - - , Donald Biggs Bristol Pennsylvania Private First Class Football j,V, HJ: Basketball j.V. fall: Wrestling Hal: Glee Club MJ: Landon Rifles 145, Biggs entered BMI in September of SZ He played V football and partieipated on the wrestling team for two years He was also 1 member of the glee elub and the C A P After his graduation he wishes to attend Axtation Cadet Sehool All of us who know him wish htm all the luek in the world and know he will be sueeessful tn the goal he wishes to attain Wilson L Brooks Champ Hanson Massxchusetts Master Sergeant ootball V 1 Varsity ootball 2 34 Wrestling 1 3 seball JV tl Varsity Spring Trick 34 Lindon Ri es 34 Deans Lst l J Decorating Committee 43 X MCA 17 341 Sword and Sabre 1 7 341 Skirmisher 34j Glee Club l 7 345 Manual of Arms Competition U45 Brooks entered BMI in his freshman year Sinee thtt time his gay optimtstie outlook has won him many friends H has serxed on the football team and was an outstanding wrestler The Class of 54 wishes you lots of luek Brooks and we know you ll be a sueeess U6 Luis Caballero Lmfm Caracas Xenczuela S A Prnate 'iocccr Vrrsntx can Wmter Track 4 Sprung Track Y -3 Lutho came to us rn the fall of 1952 and has plagued us wnth hrs comrc antlts excr srncc He rs 1 frmcd member of the Hollow Ganz He was also a famrllar figure ln the Y Hut to those who spent much tlmc there He rs one of the boys from Carrcas md 19 xery much rntcrested rn musrc cspeclally the drums The entxrc Senxor Class utshes htm the best of luck IH the future Q Y'Q,,Q NY-4-. loner Alexandro Candamo A ex Caritas Venezuela S A Sage mt Flrst Class occcr Vrrsrty 7 w XX'rest mf., 7 SJ Wlntcr Trac 7 3 bprrng, Tuck 7341 Landon Rrfles 5-H Duns Llst 791 Sword 'md Slbre KU Glee Club J Alex mme to B MI ln 51 as .1 sophomore He has slnce became one ot the most outstanding cadets and ns well lllted by rll thosc who know hnm He has partrclpatcd rn sports such rs Soccer XV1ntcr and Sprung Track Sprrnts are Alex s pecmlty He plans to attend RPI next fall so good luclc to you Alex rm Anthony P Carabelh 111:11 Trenton New erscy Iieutenant Colonel othill 1rs 4 Cross Countr lj B1skLt1 mor rsit Wfinter Tr1c U I.1n on es I .1 ing uh Dems lSI J Sword 1m 1 re UM 5 irrnisher 4 Gee Cu 7 Trusurcr of Senior Cl rss Tony clme to B MI in 19-19 Sinee than he h1s made him self liked by 1ll the students and teuhers who know him In sehol1st1e xxorlt he v11s successful 1t B MI being sexeral times on the Honor Roll HIS leadership ability helped hiir munrun top positions in the Cadet Corps N011 we can pay honor to him rs Senior Cadet In the held of sports Tony was tne ol the mun stirs being thc number one Inlll ole 1llllLI' on the triels te 1m 1nd quirt rbulx on the football te un 'I ony ilso played other sports llltl tools put in prutiully nies o 1 sal oo D nun his fuo plstime His main unbitlon is to be 111 lnternationll Lmyer We the Graduating Class ol 1954 v11sh thc best Of luuls to the future diplom 1t 3 ,av 1281 -1--J. ,,, Benjamin Catalano Clue Cfuasipari Edo Bolivar Venezuela S. A. Corporal Benjamin C 1fLll'1IlO, well known 1s Chief came to B.M.l. three ye1rs ago from the Guasipati Pamp'1s. ln his three years at B.Nl,I, he has shown his athletic ability 1s Ll soccer p aycr, Upon g.,raduation in une he is planning, to study Engineer- ' A. 'o HC17 , .1 line cadet and true friend who wi o fa in the future we of the Senior Cl1ss bid l1'1'1 Bu 1111 Suertef' 1--.1 Richard james Cleary RN Poughkeepsie Yew York lst Lreutenant ootbxll ross oun r Bt lcet a Wre tlrng 541 Varsity Sprung., Trxtlc 7 343 Irndnn Rfles 4 Decorating Commxttee f-il Glce Club U U Cross Country Clptaln U Track Co Crptam 5 lj Rtt came to torn the BNII corps of cadets ln 1950 and su ce then he has become one of the top and most outstandrnt, members of tl e corps He has tlso taken honors ID the held of sports lll traclt football 1nd xxr clung, to name 1 few A Rrt leues BMI this sprlng hc xsrll bc missed by all hrs frlends So we the Class of 1954 wish you Rxt all the lucle ln the future Ronald A Curml Rocky Trenton New ersey Corporal Varsrty Baseball HJ Deans Lrst My Rocky began hrs stay at BMI rn the fall of 1955 and almost rmmedlately started to wan friends He ts one of the best cadets rn the Adams House Hrs constant mll to help the little fellows get something done has won htm some honor There nexer seems to be a dull moment rn the crowd that has the Rock as he just has the somethmg, exeryonc would luke to haxe We all vtxsh you the best ot luclc IH your future lang as we are sure- you can do well rn yxhatexcr you un ertake nif- 529 Douglas G. Currier Doug Weymonth Massachusetts Corporal Football Varsnty f4j Deans Lust f4j Decoratmg Commrttce HJ Doug came here from Weymouth Hugh School rn Massachu setts Though he was only wnth us one year he has made an cutstandmg record rn academrc work as well as on the football held Doug hopes to enter the United States Coast Guard Academy next fall We vnsh htm the best of luck rn hrs chosen career Theodore Dax rs Te Prn ate First Class Tennxs Q41 Sprrng Track 41 Reading Club MJ D ms l st U 4j Skxrmnsher 3 4D Glee Club f4J Ted came to B MI as a senior and srnce then he has madc a good record Hts constant smlle and humor vull always be remembered by all of us Hts Wllllng partlcnpxtlon nn all extra curricular actlvttles also contributed to a fine Bordcntown career So Ted wherever you go remember BMI for lt wrll always remember you The best of luck Ted .. d.. Lawrence Long Island, N4 Y. ' : A C 1 C v 1 er ' .ii l30l Robert L. DeLaurentis Dee Brooklyn New York Captain Football unior flj: Basketball junior fly: Rxfle 'I'enm fl. 5.11: Base-- unror 1 Sp ng Track l 73 land n Rrtlex 7 w 4 Reurm. u HJ .ms L1 z 7 wor re rmrsher 1755 MS Wreath 1 345 n Bev Rl Fdltor rn Chlef of the seurboolc Dee eame to us ln 19-I7 I-Irs abllnty to drne hunielt torw rrd has won hum many frlends .15 well as 1 lllgll flue ID the ecrpb of eadets Thrs year the Senlor Class eleeted Dee Edntor 1nChxef of our yearbook the Sword and Sabre We the Sennor Class bld farewell and good luek to 1 lxttle erext Lux if Q.. Mal 7x Wllllam Hall Dent I fronwlekb New true, lbt Lieutenant 1 e 'leam 17 n on 1 e 7 Relllng., Clu IHS I xt 1 a wo IIIIIISTLI' st Ten K1 7 W'r 7 In the the years Blll has been If BMI he his enterel 5 aetnltnes wnth a zeal few eould show He hu tzken out standlng, leaderbhrp ID seholastneb and mlllflfy work H has been a fanthtul member ot the rlfle team md prrtxenpated IH many of the extra LLll'l'lLLll.1f ILUNIUCS Hn quiet humor a smllxng fate are a part of 1 BMI ay As B Seholar the leader goes forth to take up rewponsnbnlltles of manhood w the Senxor Clam bld farewell and best of wlsheb to one of the beet elassmateb we hue known I51l ose Manul Dnez Dzzzy MdfdLdll7O Venezuela S A Sergeant o cer V rsny 1 W' ntcr Irrc fl 7 343 bprmg, Trac I in cn R1 e In hrs three years at B MI Ioe has won many frlenels due to hrs hne personxlxty Drzay time to us from the well lsnown ecuntry ot Venezuelr He ls eonslelereel one Of the est athletes at B NII In trule he has broleen many reeords and plans to hrexle more when the OPPOI'lLIDlfy 1r1ses In soeeer he ns 1 men ree to opposing teams In eolleee he plums to txlee Qnll Ilnelneerlng, Xlffe the Senlor Class know he will he a sueeess In eelueatxon and ln later ufe Vlyr con Dios oc Hs... Q s 1' .1 32 Carlod A Eehayarrga L 1 Medellrn fOlOlDbli S A Corporal occcr Varsity 3 4l I s 5 4 lanelon Rlfiu My 3 M Eehy 1s one of the best lxlsed eadets rn the Senxor Class and rn his three years at BMI he has mlele many friends who hold hlm rn hlceh regard I-Ie IS a slsnlleel tennrs player and all arounel good sport Iweryone will miss Izehy and we all wxsh him Looel luele nn the future Richard Edel Dirk Bradford Pennsylvania 2nd Lieutenant Football j.V. 11.211 Varsity 1541: Wrestling 111: Winter Track 1512 Spring Track j.V, 131, Varsity 11,212 Landon Rifles 13,412 Decorating Committee 151: Glee Club 121: Ten Best Rooms 11,21. Dick came to B.M.l, as a freshman and has excelled himself in football as well as his academic work, B.M.I. will long remember this Pennsylvania lad for his sportsmanship on and off the field Dick plans to enter the roofing business with his father We wish him good luck in his chosen field of work Millville New ersey 1st Lieutenant Football JV 11 2 3 41 Basketball junior 11 21 Baseball V 12 41 Landon Rifles 12 3 41 D an s List 1 2 31 Decorating Committee 15 41 Sword and Sabre 41 MS Wreath 11 21 President of Senior Class Four years ago Ed started his schooling here at B M I During that time he has participated in several sports and has been quite actne in social activities not so say anything about his military attainments He has made a fine scholastic record and with this background we hope to see him attain his aim of attending the Unitcd States Military Academy The Class of 54 wishes you lots of good luck and success in your future ,-dai? rss 49 A Clayton F. Harvey Ucfrljfll Sharon Massachusetts lst Lieutenant XY'inter Track 131: Spring Track f2.3.4l: Decorating Committee f3,4lI Y.M.C.A, fljfllz Sword and Sabre HAD Glee Club Ml: Photographic Editor, Clayt came to us in Sl and since then has made himself one ot the top cadets around school He has been yery active in all sports and extra curricular actixities So to a grand t we the Class of 54 ay so long not goo e 'av,.,,,.v-Q? Richard E Hary ey zlflrmae Hay erhill Massachusetts Sergeant Varsity Pootbill -1 Varsity Basketball 43 bpring Track 54 X MCA 1349 bworlanclbibrc -il C1lccClubt54l Bind 54 Richard Harxcy commonly called Moose is one of the best students and sportsmen B Ml has exer had Moose played yarsity football until his hip began to gnc him some trouble and then he didnt stop watching, his teammates play His sense of team spirit has seemed to rub off on some ot the boys in thc A House ind did some good He has always tried to help his buddies and nexer once complained when the some got a bit rough The tellow students of this year s class all want to wish him the best of luclc in the days ahead 34 and wish you all the luck in thc world 'V Dean Hederstedt Dt 111 Lexmgton lklvmrtlmuhettb Prrxate rrsrtx Brscball 4 Ttnm ij bu rd md 5.1 re Dem time to B XII tlm year db .1 Post Graduate and has Slilkllly xxon mam trrtndw He has been .mme ID Letting, the netted rlk that svomor tlm yearbook Betum ol hu un temng, drrxe to get tht mobt he ra leadrm, the cntrre school by .1 great margm Hrs fme personalrty rs llxntys enjoyed by the fellows ln the X Hut We knows thrt Dem xull do .1 goot rob rn tolle e ml we want to brd hum 1 exft lourney 1' zur' .4--- rf' 79'- Daud Herzog Zollze New York Crty New York Corporal Baseball V -lj L.mdonR1fle's -H DEC0r,1t1ngCumrmttf.e 43 Slerrmrshcr gl Best New Boy drrller f1957D Zollre tzme to BMI m hm lumor year and uuteeeded Il makmg, .1 good record for hlmbelf By makmf, the LIPPICS repeatedly .md bemg awarded the best new tadet medal he attamed the rank of PFC In hub semor year he kept up the good work and entered into many actlutles 5uth .15 the Sword .md Sabre Skrrmnher Football Basketball and Base ball The C1455 of 34 mshes Zollle the bebt of lutk n hrs luturt lrfe- U51 Ronald K. Hibbert Ronnie Freehold New jersey Sergeant Cross Country U 5 41 Wrnter Track C2 ,41 Sprrng Track U 341 Landon Rrfles M1 Deans Lr t 3 Sword and Sabre C31 Skrrmrsher Q21 Ronnre came to B MI as a sophomore He went out for the cross country team and has excelled rn rt erer srnte as well as the wrnter and sprrng track He has been Co Captarn of the cross country team and the wrnter track team for the last two years He wrll also be Co Captarn of the sprrng track team thrs year Ronnre has been actrxe rn socral csents gorng to most of the dances and partres He has made many frrends rn school wrth hrs easy gorng hu nor and hrs vsrllrngness to help a fcllow cadet rn need Good luck Ronnre rn all you do D6 Wrllram I Holden fond Lambertvrlle New ersey Corporal Basketball Varsrty Q41 Wrnttr Track 131 Sprrng Track Varsrty 341 Decoratrng Commrttee Q41 YMCA 141 Sword and Sabre 141 Skrrmrshc-r Q41 Glee Club Q41 Our frrend The Toad rs notcd for hrs wrttrcrsms and locular actrons Hc has been here for two years after spend mg the first two years of hrgh school rn Pennrngton Central Hrgh School Srnce he has been at thrs school he has bccn cxceedrngly actrye rn sports earnrng 5 Varsrty letters Dwell rng on a two hundred acre farm wrth wrld lrfc cncrrclrng hrm he has become an avrd nature loxcr He rntends to go rnto the field of hortrculture as the next step rn hrs cducatron V . 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Q,: 1 1 ' . , , , . , - . , ,. , 5 ' - Blaine E. jones jamie Burlington New jersey Corporal Varsity Football f4j Varsity Baseball 145 Deans List f4j Because of hrs aggressneness Blame has glven most of has txme and nard work rn makmg for hrmself a good record rn the mnlxtary as well as ID the educatronal held We wrll all mlss hrs cheerfulness and good mornmg greetmg as he IS a frlend to exeryone To you Blame we wish all the good fortune that can be gnen As time goes by you will nexet forget the boys at BMI who sa1d Good Luck Wrllram E Kearmg Wzllle Florence New ersey Corporal V Football 131 Wrestlrng 1 Z 5 41 Sprmg Track flj Landon Rlfles Q5 41 Dean s Lrst C31 WllllC entered B MI sxx years ago and never once dld he fall to haue a good year Hrs relentless abrllty to contxnue a job well made hrm gam some recognrtnon m the Held of sports Wrllnes sense of humor and wrt ns a rellef to many who need rt HIS abxlrty to wrestle has made htm one of the teams finest Wherexer you go remember that the Class of 1954 wxshes you good luck and God s speed 57 CHFCCI' Carl T Kunz Kfmzle Bordentown New jersey Prrvate JV Football Q41 JV Baseball 141 Kunzre has wrth hrs cheerful smrle always gnen a hearty greeting to anyone he sees Because of the neamess to everyones heart Kunzle will be mrssed He has been actxve rn the Naval Reserves and looks forward to hrs 3 week crurse each year Remember, whatever you do, Kunzre, the Semor Class wrshes you a safe journey U31 Nrcholas S Krawclw H ako Phrladelphna Pennsylvama Captaxn Soccer Varsrty O41 Rifle Team f2 341 Sprrng Track JV Q21 Varsrty K3 41 Landon Rrfles C3 41 Readmg Club C41 Deans Lrst C2541 Decoratrng Commrttee 41 YMCA 151 Sword and and Sabre 341 Skrrmrsher Q3 41 Frrst Ten C2 341 M S Wreath Nrck came to BMI ln November of 1951 and ewer smce then has proven himself outstanding rn everythmg he has undertaken Nrck hlt the top tcn rn 1951 and hasnt mrssed rt rnce He has been quite actrve ln sports and has also become one of the top cadets rn the corps He hopes to attend the United States Mllrtary Academy ln the near future We all msh NlClx the best of luck rn hrs mllltary VV fr 1 c I V' I . U H 1 3 ,Y 3 , : p , : ,, : ' ' Q E . .. , C, 1 , 2 12.51. . S. i . . . 1. I ' . P' 'YI ' ' ' ' 'r 1 7 1 , . Laurance T. Lee Larry Linden New jersey Private Varsity Football Q41 Basketball JV 155 Varsity Basketball HJ Varsity Baseball 1341 Deans List Q43 YMCA Q-ll Glee Club MJ Larry came to us from Linden High as a yunior and immedi atcly proxed himself .1 trur. friend to all in both class and port actnities Larry is noted for his basketball ability and his famous saying Goodies Mates Goodies He hopes to attend Rider College next year and we all vush him the best of luck in all that he attempts kp- Thomas A Leone Tom Methuen Massachusetts Sergeant First Class Decorating Committee Q31 YMCA K1 2 5 4, Sword and Sabre 7 Sklrmisher 7 5 4 Glee Club 2 3 45 Business Manager of Sword and Sabre 141 Vice President of Reading Club Q41 If you are looking for .1 real friend you can stop for Tom is the man Exen though he has been constantly worried about going into the Army Tom has continued to work as hard as exer under thc strain He has won recognized honors in the Glee Club as well as in xarious sthool publications To date Tom s future IS uncertain but all of us in the graduat ing dass wish him the best of luck in whatexer he undertakes U91 C A. sprang A-I-Iklfk figpr Landon Rifles 4143, Reading Club f5,4,Z : - q1,-,5,4: ' 4 UQ. , jf ' ' ' 'g ,, 1 'V iK ff::f ' ' ' I ' V ' i U . William Lynch Bill Bordentown New jersey Private First Class Bill came to .us at B MI as a new student this year Since he has been here he has made a lot of friends Bill has been sort of a quiet fellow and never gave anyone a rough time Hrs quick ability to learn and do new tasks will enable him to go far in the world Bill hopes to enter college next fall and we of the Senior Class wish you all the luck in the world We know you will make good 540 William R McDade Cu Florence New ersey Private First Class Cud entered BMI in the fall of 1953 as a Post Graduate of Florence High School The very first quarter of the school year he showed his scholastic ability by making the Deans List His conduct and military status proxcd favor able in the Military Department His football basketball and baseball skill made him one of the top men of the various varsity teams Nice work Cud IP dl? . . J Football Varsity C4j:- Basketball Varsity 141: Baseball Varsity 141. l +594 Rrehard Melbourne Due Verona New ersey Corporal RrfleTe1m 43 Tnnr l-U H MCA 14 Drele Came to B Ml from Verona Hrgh Sehool He rs talerng a post graduate eourse here to prepare hrmself for college After Lerreluatron he plrns to eo to 1 mrlrtrry college for whreh he rs well surted Drcle was 21 member of the Rrfle Team and the Tennrs Team He has made mrny frrends here at BMI and beeause of hrs grand personrlrty we are sure he wrll be 1 sueeess rn whatexer work he ehooses The Class of wrshes you Drele the best of luck rn your fu ure ose Mrzrahr P1 Pl Caraeas Venezuela 5 A Prrx ate lrrst Class Soccer lj Varsrty occer 7 Wfrn er 'lrack ennrs 12541 Landon Rrfles IH Glee Club Honor SCh0ol fl 2 35 Mrzrahr better known as Pl PI by the Cadets rs eompletrng hrs hfth year of scholastrt work at B Nll Hrs fire years here have almost made hrm .1 legend around town and we Shall all mrss hrm upon hrs Eraduatron We the Graduatrng Class of 54, wrsh hrm all the luele and good fortune that we know he'll attarn His'-gr Biting, f41 vi QW Rosauro Navarro Riff? lflk Vnmzucli 5 A Corporal rccrr VIISIYQ mtcr rlc 7 lsc 1 VHSIIX 3 ij L1r1donR1tlQe ij Glct Club 4 ROSIUYO m hls time qt B Ml has .mcompllshul quite A blt Q 11111115 for thc soctcr tum HIS ablllty md pcrsucrantc Nhoul1l cxrry h1m tar throughout hls Collcgt cnlurrmon md hu rrccr ln spltg of l1I'lKLLliS1C d1H1tult1r5 Rosauxo hxs pro lFLSSLkl xxcll 111 111 tulms ml hr x11ll do urn batter uhm ht 1n1wtrrs tht I.m,l1sl1 lmuulgc Burma 5L1LffCdI'lllgO Robert C Noll B01 l11r Hum Nur any Mxstcr Srrgxunt 1111' Bumlll 5 c 1 lm an 11 mx l.1st v4 bu wr 1n 11 rm lj DLL11r1t1r15 C mmntrc ant t w Ln ur lllllllg 17 G Bo Jrrnul at B Ml tour ycars .mo md cur 51mg thrlt first day lu cntcrul the from gatu ha haw hun lngrcrmngly popular mth thc corps No mattrr what t1mr or day he has hun .xlvlr to 41,111 1 NlllllL ulmqnurr ll 15 nu hd 'lhroughout folr yurs .xt BMI hc hu showwd ab1l1ty to han fnmrnts mtl mrtorm 11s rum 1 L To you Bolw 1rL Scmor 1l1ss ms ur mr 4 tht lu lx pomuc for your ummm 42 Arne F. Olsen Ollie Brooklyn New York Master Sergeant 5 etbrll unror 71 V 34 Q o Varsrty BIIDILLI' HJ Lmdon Rifles U43 Dems Lmt 734 Sword md Sure 4 A line sincere frxend mth a smnle for eyeryone Ollre wll undoubtedly carry rnto his future the mme unfanlrng Splflf good yudement and elexotuon to eluty that he hrs ahoyxn at B MI H15 eomtant eheerfulnem and esen temper hue been an unendlny, xnsprrltlon to thoie ot us who needed rt B MI was fortunate to hue .ri 1 cadet so fine 21 gentlemm scholar mel leader We of your Senror Clrbs mah you the best of luck nn your future '?. '...-7' Wfrllram A Parker B1 Tueklhoe New erseyf lat Lreutenant otbrll Winter Trick 1543 Sprmez Tmc Q2 n rn Rrflex 3 Rel mg u 4 D .mb Llt Dtfllflllflg, Commnttee Q3-lj YMCA 4 Sword and Sabr ij Sklrmrsher H Glee Club 43 journalxstxc Edltor Svsorcl .ml Sabre Seeretlry uf Senror C1155 B111 entered B Nl I .rs 1 Sophomore llllllllg from South erseyf Smee hu rrrrul ,rt BMI he has been ycry actlye ln sports and many of the soeml actnrtleb On the serlous szde of the preture he has mannrarned a good scholastlc ayerage which he hopes unll get hxm to the bmted States Nay al Academy XY e msh you good luck Bull mel hope some day to be callmg you Aclmrral Parker 545 B2l'lCA . J ' 4- , J. .4,41ist1,eh.1l1Junifqzy,J.v,my f ' aa' : . '1 .. : X 1 C--Y. 71 Ax - . gl CP- A . V . l. S ,e V se A A I I , l 7 Skis: U 'Ill' A FU . J.v. usp: 1 , 1 'Q . k .5.4j: La dw ' fmrljz '.dl Cl b Q J: e' '5 123.411 t .' ' ' ' ,. 1 .... 1 D: ' e ' rs. N1 gy' iff ft 5 g N 4 1 1' A , V l Walter R Parungton, r Ufall Wrcntham Massachusetts Master Sergeant Vdfblfl' Wff5fl1nHl 345 JV Football 1345 Sprung Track C345 Deans Llst Q45 Sword and Sabre C45 Observers Wrngs 135 Pnlots Wings f45 Certthcate of Profictency M5 Decoratmg Com mtttee 1345 Manual of Arms Competxtxon Q545 Walt has been a member of the band for three years The first two years he played the accordnon and thts year he was the drum major Although Walt partrctpated ID sports hts eye was set on auatton He started hls lessons tn 1952 and ln a xery short tlme he earned hls obserx er s wmgs He honored BMI wlth bemg the first cadet tn tts hxstory to solo and gatn hrs wmts He will be a success ln hts later ltfe after the future holds l44l G orge P Phtllrps P 1 Sea Isle Clty New ersey Corporal Football V 115 Football Varsity 45 Basketball Varsrty 145 Baseball JV Q15 Baseball Varsrty 0345 Landon Rrfles 145 D ans Lrst C125 Decorating Commxttee I45 YMC A Q45 Sword and Sabre 145 Skrrmtsher Q2 345 Mem Lrst C35 George entered B MI tn September of 1950 and wtll always be remembered for his frlendly attitude towards the boys He ts a member of sex eral warsxty teams and shows some PIOITIISIDI., Hblllly I know Phll will appreelate hts four years at BMI So we say to you Good Luck' . ' I. V V. Y V. x , , . doing such a fine job here. Good luck, Walt, in whatever If h'llv J. , , 'V 1 : ' ' e' ' 'H A , lr A 'll Q : . . . , I V I D I I Y -4- ames R Reardon Nelson F. Rainforth ,Xv.1ff,x ' ' Bloomfield New Jersey Sergeant First Class Footlmrll -l.V, 11.2353 XVrestling 11543: Baseball -Iunmr CID, Baseball -l.V, 123, V.1rsity Baselmlll fi.-H: Lmelon Rifles f2.3.4l: Deans List 1 . The ability to perform well in various fields such as sports stueles intl llls reltxtlons xuth Others eoupleel xxxth h exrnest eeslre to letrn new thnnes offer us 1 foreslght Narls He xx ls the New ersq St me Wrestllrme Champ .tt hls xxeleht nn 1953 Wk All hope that the future holds many hxppy meetlnes xxlth thus lble youn man Somers COllllCLflLlll Prnate e T .Am ll B1 e 1 lfSllX nms Rel Jn Club C-U nm entered B Nil nn the fall of 195s Smee thxt trme Ilm has beeome ,1 trett lsset to the Sennor Class Hrs reaelrng, abrlnty earned hum membershnp tl Re lelrnf Clulv Hrs fonelness for ITlllII.lYy work also mule htm 1 memlwer of the Rifle Team Nlembers of hls el.1ss xxlll always remember hrm for hrs honest effort strueht forxurelness and hrs loyllty to B M l Keep up the eooel work ,dx ap-4' 'd 545 Ronald Richhart Ron Fort Dix New jersey Private Tennis I-15: Skirmisher 143. Ron entereel the school this year and since he has been here he has gained many friends, He has clone very well in his scholastic marks and this will help him greatly in his later years at college We all wish Ron the best of luck' we know he will strne to make good Robert Romano RUIIH? Warren Rhode lsltnd Sergeant Varsity Football K-ij Vusrty Wrestling 33 V Biseblll Bl Varsity Spring Track UH Sword and Sabre 1317 llndon Rifles 4 Color Guard 4 D anslist 33 1 I Romle is the happy go lueky fellow that nu er his 1 trouble in the world Hts exerlastrng smile has made him one of the most popular eadets in the entire sehool Howexer it isnt tll fun He has put a great many hours working with the editor in making our Sword and Sabre one of the best yearbooks exer to be written I would also like to add that Romie plans to enter Norwich Unnersrty in the fall and lm sure exeryone wishes you the xery best of luek so be good kid H63 Michael L. Rudolph Rudy Cedarhurst Long Island Sergeant First Class Football IV. 12,3-,-U: Wrestling f2,3,4l: Baseball j.V, f2,3l. Varsity C41 Landon Rifles I-H Reading Club U43 Deans List 7 4y N A Swor a ba re 543 Skrrmrsur 7 3-lj Glee Club 31 Mrlte came to B Ml three years ago from Cedarhurst New York In hrs years here he has caryed hrs own lrttlc nrche rn the hrstory and tradrtron of BMI ln hrs stay here he has been xery actrye rn sports and extra currrcular attrxrtres Rudy has also made a fine scholastrt record berng on the Dean s Lrst tonsrstently Upon hrs graduatron we would lrke to wrsh Rudy the best of luck and success rn whateyer rofessron he P may choose gr: if elif fr--1. George Francrs Santa Marla Bzzbby Atlantrt Crty New ersey Prrvatc Football Varsrty f-H Wrnter Tuck C-lj Baseball Vcrrsrty HJ Bubby came to BMI from Holy Sprrrt I-lrgh School rn Atlantrt Crty where he was an outstanding athlete rn football and baseball He was also on the football and baseball teams here Bubby has won many frrends here at BMI and rs noted for hrs good humor After hrs graduatron he plans to contrnue hrs schoolrne at Westchester State Teachers Col lege rn Pennsylyanra The cl iss of 54 wrshes hrm all the luck to whrch he rs entrtled 547 f-,5,'1 Y.rI.C, . my 'V tr -nd 'fb' f-,,. 1 ' 'rr' A - I I 1-1, : ' fl,-J. V Q AY l k sl my , . ' , , V ' V A . ., , he . , I v b 7 4 I ' F l '. . gn V V - . 4 c r . ' 2' Y 4. , I . t , Y Q . ' y h. V V ' I .x , J V V . - , v I ,W tV,, Ve, . y ' 'A 2 ' 4 : 1 ' ' ' . - - ':,f.kTvT a -. ' ' ' ' X V-,kxzarytvxgegjr - . . . '- Q 'f , ' - ' V , V . ' ' a ' ' . . ., ' I ia? ' . ' - , , V 1- .ini , , A ' - .','jf1 ' . . V V. V , . 'f ' ' Wayne Earl Seiber lVay1e Imlaystown New jersey Sergeant Cross Country 13,41: Co-Captain Winter Track 13,41: Spring Track Varsity 13 41: Dean's List 141: Y.M.C,A. 141: Sword and Sabre fs 41 Skirmisher 13 41 Wayne came to B MI in September of 1952 and has been outstanding in most Holds of endeaxor He has been one of the mam stays on the track field and his pleasing person allty and good sportsmanship gained him many friends To one of the best non coms of the corps we of the Senior Class bid good bye Wayne Selber May you recene the best out of life 148 ohn N C Shevillo Sbzffly Atlantic City New ersey Prn ate rlfSU Class Football Varsity 141 Basketball Varsity 141 Baseball Varsity 141 ack came to B M I in September 1955 What the city of beauty pageants lost B MI gained ln this friendly cadet and fine athlete jack is a studious cadet and hopes to enter col lege in the fall He was a member of the varsity football basketball and baseball teams He will always be remembered for his line sense of humor The class of 54 is sure that he will succeed in all he chooses to do Frank R. Sladek, jr. Hffllllkl' Phihrtlclphil Pcnnsy'lx'.mig Private First Class r ' tt 1 lr ity t 1 r ' Irrnk tlmt to uw from Abmhrm Lmtoln Hrgh Sthool Phrlatltlphu Whxlt he was hert he matlc mmy trrencly He plus 1ll tht sports trntl upon graduatxon from MBI lc ho ts to tnttr tht Lnntrsxty of Dtlmrrt Wt ot your Stnlor Clrss XKlSl'l you rll tht lu lt lI'l thc world Fflfllx mtl vyc know you ll maltt good Rlthard K Smrth 51111105 Pemberton Ntyx trstyf Corporal .lrslty hxothlll -1 V rsrly sth ll Smrthy tamt to uh thus yt.1r from Ptmbtrton Hugh bthool and has made long lastxng frrtndb throughout tht ytar Hrs funny bmllt and humor hayt matlt hlm one of tht most popular tt1tltt5 ID tht athool Wlrtrmtxtr .1 ftlloyx ttultt In III nted of .1 hoout hc tan .rlxuys ttt nt lrom Smnthy Wt of tht bemor Qlns urbh you .1 Bon Voyagt you dt trxt If T 549 C ohn Strobel S1105 Whrte Plains New York Pm ate llrst Qlass Cross Country 4 Wxnter Irlek 4 bprmg 'lrlele V1rs1ty 1 Cca 1ng,Club -U bwoxd nd 5 bre 4 bkxrmrsher 4 ee L1 l btrob was among the n w t1dets who tame to B Ml last year ln an unusually short werlo of txme he has ma e n ends 1mone us IIN ns n he lll xmwressxon 11 wlll last for many ye1rs to tome We ho we that we wall see 5 ouel Ill the future llsted 1s one of our most sueeess ul graduates Good lutk and best wlshes ID all you do Genaro Studloso Gene Debon C Onnettleut 7m lreutenmt as .1 Vlrslty Buket 1 se 1 rsr se lmdun R1 es 4 Deeoratmg fommnttee U43 Sword a d babre 1 Gene who eame to B MI lour years ayto has really made .1 name for l1ll'Tl5Clf and won t be forgotten He has been aetlxe 1n all the major sports and when he Couldnt play he was always there to supnort hrs teammates Socrally he would make a good cook or re1sons known to all He plans to follow m hrs fathers toot steps lll the metal works Gene wxll make hrs own future but before he does, we wlsh hrm all the possxble lutk ln the years ahead U01 Y.,--al' Walter H. Swayze, jr. lVall Trenton New jersey 2nd Lieutenant Football Varsity 12 31' Basketball JV 121' Tennis 12 541' Landon Rnfles 1541 Readmg Club 13 41 Sword and Sabre 13 41 Sklrmrsher 12 341 Glee Club 141 V1cePres1dent of Semor Class If you are rn search of a good frrend and sportsman you can stop loolcrng for Walts the man He IS one of the few sportaseason men at Borclentown being actnc ln xarslty football basketball and tennis Hrs natural wrt and ready smxle wlll be mxaluable assets to anything he undertakes We wrsh Walt all the lutlt nn the vxorld ln the future years ohn Tauch ohn Westheld New ersey 2nd Lreutenant Football JV 12 3 41 Basketball 121 Baseball 1 V 12 3 41 Wmter Track 131 Landon Rrfles 12541 Decoratrng Committee 12 341 YMCA 12 341 Sword and Sabre 141 Skrrmxsher 141 ohn came to us as a Sophomore and smce then he has been an outstandlng figure m the soclal llfe here at BMI He wnll always be remembered for the hot rod prctures which donned his walls He leaves Bordentown with an excellent record whxch he hopes to marntam at General Motors Inst: tutc john s many frxends w1ll remember htm for his cheerful ness and wonderful dlsposltron We all brd you john fare well and wrsh you all the luck ln the future U11 john W. Uribe Hfflhlillllll Mcdellin Colombia, S, A. Zml Licutcmnt Soccer YI.V. HJ: Wfrutlrng ULIB- Tcnniy f1.2.3.-ll: l,.mLlL+n Rlflm 7 ohnny L 1mL to B 'Xl l from Colomhm South AlllLflkl IIT ,W 8 HL non thc trlcntlsluyw tn 1 mtrttlon of uh 1 y iv, ovm hrm mt1m1tLly On thL L 1 t L to L ol SL11 1 s hm l5uLn1 SL1L 'T W Harold B Wfells, III Sli ,113 l5orLlLutLmn Nuy crscy xltf SLUL If l l N KN lkl u uns bvyL1rL mL r S rmxxmr LL N XY'rLtth 7 Sloppy XY1LllS hu .tn honorLLl Il1LL among thL Ladcts who huL p1xyLLl through the hallw of Bordcntoyxn Military Instr L. s ru vtlt in LhLLrful 1551atmLL hiya Lllspc c t tloom ot lfLlsll'1llOIl tor mmy .1 LL1LlLt HL hu pur3uL J, s 1 II1 Lv. LtlLtx hnc gn FL IL L L llL 1 tlxltlu of thL 5LllOOl Dum thL mLLystnt l'LClLlIl'LIT1f.I1fS o sLhoo bluwpy who his un Nlllki. t hrs mdln p IL IU thL loLtl Lhu Lholr ln tll thingy hc hu forgottm glory mLl Llom thL work 1ooLl lu lL Sloppy ID your futurL 1 L l52l romp. Y I I y J ' 'L ' .t ., , l i ' L, - Q 1931. 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Mill Nuls Long Islmd New Xorls Sereemt I 4 ' 'er 1 I L III lr i U W L 4 Lms II U byxord ,ln re U umm nr XX1ll1e .1 trlend ot all the LIJLIS Lame to B N11 ln Sgpfgmbrf 195' XY xlhe has p1rne1p1ted m many of the aemrnes such Jw spOrrs Sklrrmsher Sword md S1bre and many orhers 1 les good sense ot rumor 1111 rudr smrg y ssfid hy 1 nm we ls me lest of smeess m future Paul Wfrllsey Sky ziey Atrleboro Nassaehusetts Sergeant untball V ross nun r B s e 1 nter Tnek 1 Rrflc Tum IJ Sprmg Trlck Vlrsxt 34 Rerdms, Club 'aj Decorltrng, Commrttce 5 Wlll has been mth us here .lt BMI srnee his freshman year He has yxon many lf1XllUJ.b16 frlends vshrle here yyhrch mll last for years to come Wrll may vxell b remembered for hrs enthusiasm m Aeronautrcs and hzs numerous Hlghrs cxer B MI Paul s hopes are to purrhise .1 pl 1ne this summer and After g,r.1du1rlm, from eollege start a clreer ln the Arr Force XW1th hrs determlnatron he mil surely be .1 sueeess QP .2 SS' rss SENIOR DIRECTORY Antomnl E ta Izogram Av Acacxas La I'lor1da Caracas Venezuela Antonlnx O Qta Eogram Av Acaclas La I'lor1da Caracas Venezuela Apell Plavland Arcade Mam Street Wrrghtstown N Argese fP GQ 1100 Prospect Street Trenton N Bendavan 'NI La Llnda Es uma San fl aclnto No 14 Caracas Venezuela S A Bendavan S La Lmda Fsquma San ac1ntoNo 14 Caracas Venezuela S A Bermudez G Maple Avenue Trenton Road Bnerstock Bnggs Brooks Caballero Candamo Carabelln Catalano Cleary Cur1n1 Currler Dav IS Bordentovsn N 47 Albert Street Waterloo Ontarlo Canada Box 558 Brtstol Pa Hxgh Street Hanson Mass Techmcal Industrlal Hlgh School of the C1ty Un1v erslty Caracas Venezuela S A lste 10 No 216 Fl Conde Caracas Venezuela S A 520 Hanover Street Pemberton N Mayor y Detal Guaslpatl Isdo Bolnvar Venezuela S A 5 Hlgh Street Poughkeepsie N Y 526 Euclrd Avenue Trenton N 405 Pond Street South Wfeymouth Mass 6 Auerbach Lane Lawrence Long Island N Y DeLaurent1s 509 79th Street Dent D167 I chav arrl 1 Fdel Garton Harv ey C Harv ey R Hederstedt Herzog Hlbbert Holden ones Keating Brooklyn N Y Whlte Oaks Crosswlcks N cfo Mr Marlo Amelottl Chacaxto Cartcas Venezuela S A c o Colteyar Apartado Naclonal 86 Niedellm Colomba S A 5 Nookstde Lane Prtdford P 117 Montrose Street Vineland N 680 South Mun Street Sharon Mass 75 Brockton Avenue HdXLIhlII Mass 15 Perev Road Lexmgton Mass 417 E 65th Street Nevv York 21 N Y 19 Broadvvav Freehold N R D Lambertvxlle New jersey 77 W'est Umon Street Burlington N 228 Thrrd Street Florence N J Krawctw Kunz ee Leone Lvnch NIcDade Nfelbourne Nlnzrzhx 'NI xv 1 rrtx 'Nloll Olsen Parker P trtlngton Phlllnps Ramforth Reardon Rxchhart Romano R Rudolph Santa Marta Selber Shev 1llo Sladek P Smlth R Strobel Studxoso Su ivze Tauch L rlbe XX ells XX 1ll1s Wflllsev L 2011 Mt Vernon Street Phlladelphla 50 Pa 550 Wrllow Street Bordentown N 216 Melrose Terrace L1nden N 594 Prospect Street Methuen Mass Columbus Road Bordentown N 151 Thtrd Avenue Roebllng N 11 WIIIIOH Terrace Verona N 'NI tdrlces 1 INI trron N0 26 Caracas Venezuela S A Sur 21 No 1 I'lConde Ctracas Venezuela S A 479 Rlver Road Farr Haven N 921 59th Street Brooklyn N Y Tuckahoe Neva Iersey 323 flunton Street Wfrentham Mass 128 46th Street Sea Isle City N Y 40 Brookdale Gardens Bloomfield N Sprlngfleld Road Somers Conn Fort D11 N South Mam Street Warren R I 611 Carlyle Street Cedarhurst Long Island N Y 5404 Wfmchester Avenue Atlantlc Cltv N Box 8 Imlavstown N 2 N Soverengn Avenue Atlantxc C1tv N 3302 Vlsta Street Phnladelphxa Pa 15 I'ort DIX Road Pemberton N 20 Lxvmgston Avenue W'h1te Plam N Y 17 Ilorence Avenue Devon Conn 415 Greenvvood Avenue Trenton N 800 Wfallberg Avenue Xwestfield N J c o Panos Vlcuna Santa Fe S A Medellln Colombxa S A 2 Farnsworth Avenue Bordentown N c o Nlr Wfm Brock Mill Neck Long Island N Y 321 S Mam Street Attleboro Mass , , , , ..., . . , 1, , K 5 1 , . ........ . , . , ...........,... ,.,., , 1 . 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' ' 1 A ' I A 1 1 :m r - m um s, I I I I I I I W5 , --:K-:Eat ,'Q. 'Z-r' .-! ' - k : .E I--a:,s-:J BF 5, 3-,uq1slZg07.f7.fK' . ' 2a'2.iiifi2i23i2w0' 215634-f-121-WK 0 i Q11 .fn . 9 ' f Q ,rl Y I I 1'!lQ L2 EJ Q! Q 5 E1 L- 1 P 'V3 N g 1101111 N11 w111f1!11. 1111 of E1 1 fulgl j111ff111 wf mf 111 6111- 1. lnjffv j1111'Afmfw xlfff- 1 If 1111 ft 111 LJ' 113111. TJ- fam my Surly! , b Q f lx Y W M V 0 ' X '1 X ll .gs t6 561 Top Row: Golclbloom, Caliaus, Boyer, Spivack, Ochoa, Guarino, Staley. Second Roux Romano, Apple, Rickett, Giove, Miller, Sitton. Amerman, I-luhn, Audino, Byer, Neroni, Pond, Bennett, Surprenant. Garry, Third Rauf: Mathews, Skidmore, Bleznak, Vura, Garcia, Coriat. Gordon, Miron. Michaelis, Coriat. Haverson, Sperling, Mathews, Giordano, Cortez. Franz Rout Mattlin, Mann Cranmer. Nicholas, Markel. Applebaum. CLASS CF 1955 This year's junior Class is one of the very best, having several leaders in scholastics, military and sports. Many of the cadets have been active in the school activities since they were Freshmen and now, what they have learned in the past few years is beginning to pay off. Scholastically, Cadets Applebaum, Giordano and Markel are leading. Although this is Applebaum's first year, he is already showing that he is capable of doing very good work, On the other hand, Giordano and Markel have been the leaders right along. Several others are finding their studies a little rougher than these Cadets but they are climbing nearer to the top as time progresses. From a military standpoint, Markel, Skidmore, Giordano, Mann, Spivack and Rickett are the higher ranking non-roms. Others have moved into positions where, if they keep up the good work, they will have a chance to become officers next year. In the line of sports, we find that Shevillo, Skid- more, Bennett, Giordano, Amerman and Rickett are the leading members. In football, we nnd Amerman, Shevillo, Skidmore and Rickett on the varsity squad while several others played on the junior varsity squad. Shcvillo and Skidmore also were members of the basketball squads, along with Schenck and Rickett. In track, Gordon, Giove, Spivack and Staley are the future prospects while Giordano and Huhn are the main hopes of next year's wrestling team. To a fine looking prospective Senior Class, the Class of '54 leave their good wishes for a terrihc Senior year. IK 48 .1 35 Trip Rout Baxter, johnson, Scholes, Sottos, Berry, Audino, Slatoff, Knorr. Strand Run: Katz. Weiner, Hyman, DiMeo, Sanders, Brown, Pingatore. Tbird Rout Lowenthaul. ROSCH. Gltldhffg. Bass. Worth, Haag. Bradley, Greenberg, Fairfield, Levenson, W'enitznig, Barker, Solid, Seto. Smith. Fmnl Ron: Abbott, Kasab, Brice, Mcllwain, Poinsett, Place, Nightingale, Sitton. CLASS OF 1956 This year, the Sophomore Class has certainly shown that it contains cadets who are aiming for positions of high standing in the cadet corps and even beyond that. Leading in scholastics are Wernitznig, Slatoff and Mcllwain. These cadets are usually found near the top of the Dean's List and hardly c-ver miss the uppies list. Although these cadets are the leaders, there is an ever present form of competition because several other members of the Sophomore Class are close behind. Looking at the class from a military viewpoint, we nnd Mcllwain, Slatoff and Pingatore leading the ranks. The class as a whole has done a fine job along military lines and many are potential non-roms and officers. Mcllwain, Pingatore, Slatoff, Scholes, Goldberg and Sottos are the leaders on the athletic end of it. Mcllwain and Sottos have seen action on both the varsity football and varsity basketball squads while Slatoff played varsity football. Many others have participated in one sport or another and with these cadets as potential varsity 'players, the outlook for having good teams in the future is very good. To the Sophomore Class, the Class of '54 extends its congratulations and wishes it the best of lutk in the years to come. U7 CLASS CF 1957 This year, the Freshman Class has already begun to show that it has very good possibilities for the future. A few cadets in the Freshman Class have moved up from the junior School and it is quite natural to see these cadets stand out above the others. In the scholastic end of the class, we hnd that Benz, Nagy and Hardin are doing very well. Even though these cadets stand out, there are many others who have been working hard and are beginning to move up in their class standing. Cadets Benz, Candelori, Hardin and Nagy appear to be the leaders in the military department. Having been in the junior School last year, these cadets are putting to good use the instruction which they re- ceived in D Company. Usually, most of the mem- bers of the Freshman Class are new cadets and, therefore, End it somewhat difficult to accustom themselves to the military life but this year's group has done a very good job in overcoming this problem. Naturally, it isn't expected to see Freshmen on varsity sports squads but several have participated on either junior varsity or junior teams. Among the leaders are Barrett, Benz, Canderlori, Nagy, and Peppler, along with many others. In all, the Freshman Class looks to be off to a verv good start in the various school activities, as well as in scholastics. The Senior Class of '54 wishes the Class of '57 the best of luck in the years to come. Tap Rau: Henderson, Osborne, Swinehart. Bray, Morgen. Colscott, Smith, Hardin, Sykes. Second Rout Barrett. Hause, Benz, Peppler, Sucre, White. Sawyer, Nagy, Dessel. From Row: Jacobson, Crane, DiMeo, Chester, Semon, Brick, C. Brick, E. Brick, Ward. JUNIOR SCHOCJL The junior School at B.M.I, is made up of Cadets in the hfth, sixth, seventh, and eighth grades. There are sixteen boys in the eighth grade this year, and they are all looking forward to their promotion from the junior School and D Company to the Upper School and the R.O.T.C. Scholastically they are a separate school but in military formations they form a very important unit. Every day they have drill under the supervision of Sergeant First Class Gunn. Although the Cadets in D Company use wooden rifles instead of the MI's which are used by the Upper School, it does not prevent them from doing the manual of arms just as well as the Upper School Cadets. Many activities are opened to the Cadets of the junior School. There is a seasonal play period, under the direction of Mr, Wfood, as well as midget football, basketball, track and baseball teams. Sev- eral times during the year special Junior School films are shown. These films are educational as well as interesting and relaxing, Another big occasion of the year is the junior School Christmas party, which is always a big hit among the boys. The Sharpshootern is the edition of the Skirm- isher which serves as a yearbook for the graduates of the eighth grade. This book is produced by the graduates themselves with the help of faculty advisers. To the members of the junior School, we, the Class of '54, wish the best of luck in the years to come at B.M.I. and following your graduation as Seniors. Top Razr: Paul. Witte, Johnson. Navarro, Sisalli, Gellman. Actrich. Stfmnd Run: Katcharian. Valentini. Waterbury. Rockwell. Orenberg, Hall. Kracmer. Waxlefr. Aaronson, NX'estenhagen, Mez- zaros, Valentini. Sheiman. Kaylor, Franke. Third Rout Hinkle, Zarroli, Albertson. Kesty, Rosenthal, Talbot. Rier, Pingatore, Vaccaro. Weiss. Tindal, Taylor, Seliga, Seto, Pewitt. Franz Rout Chapin, J. Actrich, Drangula, j. E. Smith, Zeldin, Higham. JUNICDR SCHGOL GRADUATES This year there are sixteen potential graduates from the eighth grade. They are: Cadets Actrich, Gaskill, Katcharian, Kraemer, Lear, Meszarros, Nav- arra. Orenberg, Paul, A, Pingatore, Rosenthal, Samu, Tindall, Vaccaro, Waterbury' and Yohrling. Waterbtiry' and Lear are the leaders scholastically. Both have had very high scholastic averages through- out the year, being very high on the top ten of the junior School. With the excellent instruction which these Cadets have had, it shouldn't be too difhcult for them to make good as members of the Fresh- man Class next year. Cadet Lieutenant Kenn Paul is the company com- mander of D Company this year and, with the help of his platoon leaders. Cadets Lear and Vaccaro. he has developed a fine looking company consisting completely of junior School Cadets. Several of the boys of the junior School partici- pated in organized athletics. It appears evident that these boys realize that to become a winner in athletics, now is the time to start, From the turn-out of junior School Cadets, it looks as though several are slated to be the stars of tomotrow's varsity teams. As we leave the junior School to enter the Upper School, we wish to tell last year's eighth grade that we have tried to carry on with their good work and to next year's eighth grade, who will soon become the leaders of the junior School, we wish the best of luck and success. Tap Row: Meszarros, Kraemer, Orenberg,AWaterbury. Second Rauf Tindall, Rosenthal, Sheiman, Katchariai' Vaccaro.Fmn1 Raw: Paul, Actrich, Navarra. Pingatore. 'ZIIY ,Nui NP' Q41 vim Q PP 1111 121 1 1 1 1 fz lfil 1 6 W' 13' Q I .l..1L1l-2 1 Q? N11 ffffzff V111 X111111 1111 ffm n!l'f!7 jx 11111 1 111 tQ'f'1lL1'f1Il.Y c'1XH!4Q!7 IH Wfh 111f1 Xnmll jllJl.lW 'f,l'Hll! fhllf IJUIK. X f11f!'L f,v f1'1111 11 J f11f11ff,a . . . . XVLI I.i5WI1.lI1Il 1920 H ,u -f-lgfg J ,435 1 'P WQ- -1 ,JI 'flgi' 1 - Tfgi tif 1' 511,111 Q , u-Il IWIIQKI .A M A H luv? Y L X 1-A 1 1 1 gf ' 'V I 1 X Sv 1 if The ideal of every cadet when he enters B.M.I. is to become an ofhcer. To he selected as an officer, the cadet must show exceptional leadership and good conduct. It is the duty of the ofhcers to maintain discipline and keep a high sense of morale. From the Lieutenant Colonel down to the lowest ranking Lieutenant can he seen the high spirit of morale that characterizes an officer, This year the officers with the help of the NCO's have been unusually successful in making the corps into a well-disciplined unit, After the first promotion late in the fall some 12 officers were commissioned and they are now occupying high positions in the Staff Com- panies and Band. Good luck to this elite group of hand-picked men. COMMISSIONED CFFICERS Top Rout Cleary, Olsen, Krawciw. Harvey, Dent, Garton. Second Rout Bermudez, DeLaurentis, Carahelli, Parker, Rainforth. Top Row: Leone, Neroni, Apell, Amerman, Noll, Willsey, Rickett, Bennett. Serond Rnut Wells, Michaelis, Diez, Rudolph, Swayze. Brooks, Markel. Third Rout: Spivack. Schenck, Partington, Seiber, Tauch. Studioso, Mann, Staley. From Row: Giordano, Skidmore, Uribe, Candiimo. Byer, Giove, Edel. NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS Every organization that is to be run efficiently has to have middlemen and, in the case of our Battalion here at B.M.I., the non-coms are the middlemen. It is the non-coms' responsibility to assist their superior officers in carrying the responsibilities of the units. In doing this, they gain experience in leadership by executing the orders of their superiors and by giving instruction to the smaller units of the Corps. Ranging in grade from Sergeant to Master Ser- geant, the non-coms of the Corps represent a fair sized group. It is from this group that the officers of next year's Corps will be taken, As always, the non-coms have been doing a swell job on the whole and the competition for the higher ranking positions is very keen. With these men taking a major part in the running of the Corps, it has been very successful. We of the Corps want to thank the non-coms on the fine job which they have done and wish them the best of success in building an outstanding Battalion next year. 4 A v W 4 vi Y? 1' QQ vi? ul-N s 3+ .41 tes V? Y v 4 1 L xxx LL an ix in uint om mo mrt mo inn. lfrihc. R.iinforth. x irri im f Ill L rom san IN in in is 1 Schcntk. Bumudtz. ard ini ti: i ini imcivs nm Q ri Q o v 1 iiton. Parkcr, B.ild.mzic, i izrihi Mmm ffnflli gnu t iurmti ii ips MCI xx im Stut row, Bcnmtt. C.ind.imir. The Lindon Ritlcs is .in OI'g.1I1lZ.lllO1l which is usually clllt-il thc sthools military tr.1t'lc unit. To hc in thc Liridon Riflss thc oidct must L-xml iii good tondiitt, lC.1LlCI'SlllV. stholuship, drill .mtl some othcr matters. This yur tht' Idiiitlom Ritlt-s was tom- maiulcd hy C.1dt-t l.t. foloncl Anthony P. Ctirtihclli .mtl St-rlutniiit lfirst Cliss Rohcrt nl. Uldlenow was thost-ii .is 'llittittil Adviser. Tlrroiiglrotit tht' yur. tht' Limit put on .1 mimhcr ot' spctiil drillsl the ht-st hating thc Hsilt-nt tommvmd drill for XY'Asl1ington's BlYll1Ll.1l', A ttidt-t in the org.miz,iti0n is distin- guished hy .1 mgroorm fourmgcrc worn on thc left shouldur At B Ml rt is tomsidcrcd .is .1 sigiml honor to he in the Liiidoii Ritlgs .md mom' petition for this distmttiorm is ,ilxxgiys ku-in BATTALICN STAFF The smallest and yet one of the most important organizations in the corps is the Battalion Staff which is under the excellent supervision of Cadet Ltr Colonel Anthony Carabelli. Second in command on the staff is the Adjutant, Cadet Lieutenant Edward Garton, Between these two cadets lies the problem of not only running the Battalion but also of seeing that the other members on the staff do their job. Every successful unit needs a Supply Olhcer and it is on the staff that we find Lieutenant Erwin Apell, assisted by Sergeants Byer and Willis. Cadet Master Sergeant Edel is the Assistant Adju- tant and Cadet Lieutenant john Uribe is the Upper School officer in charge of D Company. With the excellent job which the staff has been doing this year's Corps of Cadets has been very successful, in not only meeting the military requirements but in helping maintain high morale throughout the Battalion. . a' 'g'1vE r . . ' 4, ' 3 ' ,, y , Q , , , ,i I. .ff Color Guard Left In Rigbt: Ramano, Rudolph. Commanderg Neron Willis. Captain Carabelli, Cummandingg Lieutenant Cvarton. Adjutantg Master Sergeant Ape-ll, Supply Otficerg Master Sergeant Uribe, Company D Assistantg Master Sergeant Edel, Assistant Adiutantg Sergeant Byer, Supply Sergeantg Sergeant Willis, Assistant Supply Sergeant. i and In at 245.1 , tif? .F I 4 '- . 'gi : 4-,fBf5fb1?if ','ti't ' iyfgtx- ,A ,w . ,ji -- . k ?.S7w1it.f'- , A ,yu--vs ,lik SW- ' ' af'-f'Fzi.' r . V., iwrat r , Q3 sf. 'V-Q11 1' res f ft' y X H' fy, 4 f fu .f fr- f , IME f mf, FQ 2 Q' 4S1QrK42g5:3pM,, w w x 'wb- , ,. J my, ,tu 3 . xl? '7 5 7 f ..q:gJa, 4 77. L , Q Mg., '63 1 . Ae ., ff Us ' ,A fs 3 'Es G y .f 1? fs, P' EEEPJIU- N Commander, Captain Kr ' er. 5CfUUs.l Licutl aweiwg FHM Pl! , . V I -nam Rs ' - I , -itoon Leader.. 5e4i,nd Lmutcndnt Ulm llllliiiflll, becond Platoon R- Corian 5617, Cfuldon Bearer, CorPor-il COMPANY A This year Company A was commanded by Cadet Captain Krawciw, assisted by his platoon leaders, Cadet Lieutenants Swayze and Taueh, lfnder the superxision of Major Agnew, Company Tattieal Othter, the tompany has developed into a fine look- ing, well distiplined unit which has all the poten- tialities of lweing a winner of the Best Company award this spring, XlC'ith the spirit of determination, whith only A Company has, we have seen very good results throughout the year, To the seniors of next years tlass we say Company A will be the top company. Rememher to keep trying. Congratula- tions to .1 line eompanyf l ,ill 4 'B Xterra 1 Q in. 2' 'eo , 7 X ,af '- u 'bu .Mx 'X 1 Wfa. 'J i 9 '. '. . A CGMPANY B Company Commander. Captain DeI.aurc-ntisg First Platoon Leader. First Lieutenant Dentg Second Platoon I.t-ader. First Lieutenant Parkerg Guidon Bearer. Biggs. 'f liwgvf, . . ,A UI' On Monday, September 21st, 1954, the first attempt at organizing B Company was made, At first the tompany looked pretty poor but, after a few weeks of drill, it betame quite evident that this unit was made up ot' men that Could and would put out toward making the company one of the best. After making several changes in the commanding posi- tions of the company, its final makeup had Cadet Captain Robert DeLaurentis as Company Commander with Cadet First Lieutenant W'illiam Dent as the lst Platoon Leader and Cadet First Lieutenant Wfilliani Parker as the 2nd Platoon Leader. Through the combined efforts of these oflicers, as- sisted by Sergeants Noll, Markel, Leone and Rudolph, B Company was developed into a very sharp looking outfit, Although the Company failed to win the Best Company banner at the Washington's Birthday exercises, it has proved time and time again that it is the main contender for the honor and, that when unit competition comes up again on Alumni Day, there will possibly be a change in the honor of being the best Company. The officers of B Company want to thank the members of the Company for helping to make B Company what it is and to wish them the best of luek in the years to tome, Company! Attention! Pass in Review. And once again C Company takes the held to perform in a superlative manner. The precision of their movements was viewed by all with admiration, in the Washington's Birthday drill com- petition, as C Company was given the honor of being the battalion's best Companyu for top performance in drill. This year, C Company was commanded by Cadet First Lieutenant Richard Clearyg upon his graduation last March, Cadet First Lieutenant Gaston Bermudez took over the Company. Through the years C Company has been accorded the dubious honor of receiving the newest and smallest cadets in the battalion. This has been a challenge to the officers in charge, but the good will of the men and the supervision of the fellow officers, made the Company reach perfection. Good luck to the men of this Company and keep up the good work. fr Company Commander, First Lieutenant Clearyg First Platoon Leader, Second Lieutenant Studiosog Second Platoon Leader, First Lieutenant Bermudezg Guidon Bearer, Private First Class Ochoa. CCJMPANY C 'I ?f ' .4- N- I' ...- ' A '?4F ?fl5 if 5' 'f' ,. 'K Q 1:1 N, Q ' PJ,-f A Z' ff-gf' Q5 -X11 - ., K 4, 51331. ff i, '71 Company Commnndcr, First l.icutcn.int Pauli First Platoon Leadsr. Second Licutcngmt Lt-uri Second Platoon Leader. Sergeant XVLICCHFUQ Guidon Boirrr. Corporal Alronson. COMPANY Cudct Licutcniint litlllltlll Priul btundn .it tht htlm of .1 hm- looking ID LOIllIRlIly this it-tir. Thix coinrxiny, unlikc thu others, In toinposrd tiztirt-ly ol' Iunior Srhool tridctx And, .is in prcxiouw wits, it hm 'hurl itx xh.1rc ol' wild .ind woolly lvoyg, lloutrwr. with the .ibltr tinwistumc ol Cult-tw li-.ir .ind Xfiltkrlftl. platoon ltnulcrs, l.icutcn.int l'.iul hm hr-tn .ilvlu to round out .L suprrior looking toinixiny. A nom .uhh- tion to thc junior Sthool uitlt-is Iw thu Ofgdllllilllijll known .15 thc junior Ritluf xxhith ib simil.ir to the Lmdon Riflcx, lt h.ix prowd to he 1 wry stiitux- ful .ind outstanding unit in tht- iorpw. Thu unht-.ird of hero of D C.omp.iny ig l.ir-titcimirt 'lohn Lriht It has bcqn nmiinly through his L'flOfIw .ind guidgntt rh.1t :ht goodnus in D Clotntxiny hm ht-fr hrounuh' out, Congr.itul.it1onx .irc rcrtiinlr in storm tor tht othut-rs in thurgc of MD' C,oinr'.tny for hming lu-limit to mules the B.itt.ilion .i tint- siitttww thnx yt-.ir ACKN was E R 1 I' . . H, , W g11nf11.1ffV1 fllhf mv! 111,111 U fnffw' for If 1. Xcmwpllgzlcs nf Ulm UTI-ISK! HCQJ X , 1, x fa, '5 T011 Row: Olsen. Bierstock. Bennett, Neroi. Noll, Biggs, Holden, Rudolph, Slatoff, Semnd Rout Seiber. Tauch, Carabelli. Haverson, Hederstedt, Romano. Willis. Strobel. Kasab, Nicholas. Third Rout Bass. Rainforth, Coriar, Hyman, Herzog, Staley. Sanders, Coriat, Bermudez, From Razr: Mr. Morris W. Smith. Parker. Garton, DeLaurentis fEditor-in-Chiefj. Mr, Fullington. Leone, Harvey, Wells, Colonel Benz. SWCRD AND SABRE In April 1953, Cadet Captain Robert DeL.1urentis took on the task of Editor-in'Chief of the year- book. From that time until the end of the school year, he has put in long and hard hours of work in trying to get the book out on time. Assisting was the Associate Editor, Cadet Lieutenant Edward Garton. Much credit is due to Cadet Thomas Leone for the excellent 'job which he did as the Business Manager, It has been a good many years since the money end of the yearbook was settled as far in , advance as it was this year. Meanwhile, Cadet Lieu- tenant William Parker was doing an outstanding job as the journalistic Editor. Not to be forgotten is the Photographic Editor, Cadet Lieutenant Clayton Har- vey, who did a bang-up job in securing the neces- sary pictures for the yearbook. After all, where would a yearbook be without pictures? Last but far from least is the Sports Editor, Cadet Harold Wells. whose job it was to see that all of the yearly sports were written up and a record of the teams season recorded. The Board wishes to thank Cadet Corporal Nicholas, a junior, for his work as Art Editor. We, the Editors of the Sword and Sabre, want to thank our advisors for their much needed assistance in making this 1954 Sword and Sabre the finest to date. We also want to thank our staff members for their co-operation and the fine job they did in helping us to make this book .1 success. 1 FFA 5' -vw gy 5 V sa I 5 wr, fees, Tpf' .. A L' fa 1 X Q 1 x ' I Leff, R. ' . 614 llychlefj If t WQHS pa k fA ' fCl',DL r T, Esate fdfaifvzzg 2,355,035 Smith. , Mt' W- B. Fill? Adlimru: E: Gdffon lflgfony Mr Idrlonell-1, ' OITIS T? 4, M me .1-. . 'F' Q x 6' r ' -xg, ,lk I Q .- Q, nc. ' ' . 'E - .3 1 , J . Q , 5 . ABI f pl Q 'tex ,Ji l' 5 51 fi' fff, . A , ' - J ' 4 1 V 3 , V A245815 i A W' ' ' 0 Q 99 1 X , ! .1- I . AAAN PM L' Q75 ,uf 1 1 QQM W ' Q f. ,M 'fn Q , in ln ' ar ,vit ' . -f Q H . - 4 z 1 f M ' 9 R' if ' M. rf! xfyfg 1? rfqgg ml., 7 if V: nk W Q3 .Q .- , gg , . o ,. . .hx E , ,U A Q. ' H W , r in xiii 5 , , , 1 f I . an D . J-'I , A hd 8 ,f 4 Q .bf U, ,V 6 Q ' , v f if l s ' t ., , ar . M 5 9 0' 4. f W, , i, . 1 4 ,ZZ I x I ' X . f, Q , W , s 4' , 9-iv ..,,, , Q ff Y I . in 1 we Q Top Rau Serber Currrer Olsen Dent Nrcholas Second Rau Grove Garton YMCA The first thrnt, that one thrnlxs of IH referenee to the YMCA rs the Yhut whreh rs sponsored by the ASSOCIHIIOD but rt should be thought of as the morale bullder of the school for this rs aetually the um ofthe orgamzatron Under the superb SLIPCFXISIOI1 ot Mr Lyndon Colby the faeulty adusor the Yeroup sponsors many dances and other actnrtres Thls year the Presrdent ot' the Y M C A rs Cadet Frrst Lreutenant Richard Cleary with Cadets Nreholas Kravxem Anthony Carabellr and Clayton Haryey malunze, up the rematnder of the goyernmg board One of the hrehlrghts of the YMCA rs the Parker Frou! Rau Kravncrw Cleary Carabellr Harvey annual Conference at Buck Hlll Falls Each year four to srx Cadets attend the conferenee for the purpose of gettmg a better outlook and understanding of relrglon In preyrous years rt has been the general oprnron that much was gamed by the Cadets who attended the eonference and this year was no exeep tron Cadets Edvsard Garton Wrllram Parker Wayne Serber and Frank Groye who attended the confer ence agreed that they had beneflted mueh from therr experrences at Buck Hull Falls It rs hoped by th1s year s Y group that the Young, Mens Chrlstlan Assoclatron wrll contmue to grow ln popularrty and succ ss wrthm the Cadet Corps as the years pass on me tr' ,.- Us 4?-if Nik? -T f 1 ' - E-. i 4 ,BF 4' .., ,. , mf xr- 'M ip W H59 - wg ...Q V vngr. Qi, .yr i 3' g .J -A Q A 'mx an I 1 I' ' 1 1 f x f 4 W9 ' A .1 .1 ' ' ' 1'1 X ' , 'V i ga ' fx i ' - . Wg. My ? Q3 ' S P ff .. 5 , 6 O A 4 ' 4 R +1 u 'Q Y? 4' W Q, ' s ' 'gi cl If V. I ' ' x 'x 1 Q2 O ' s V' 4 ' I F . J- ' ' ' l, , V 4 W ' I , , 9 , . 4 f, Cl '5 ff ff 4' -' ' ,- , ff ? ' as A 1 2-- H L. Q. 1 1 H A 2 '21, 5' f ff 5 ' . 1 ffl, V . 1.5 f N H '. alla-M ' Huff 312- Q X --- Ae sw nfl' 'gf ' 4 ' W gas? , I V V 'I 52' f ' I , 'if fi A . I E' AR tg I Van, W v TA ' f s ' I V ' K 1 4' Y: 1 ' ,, . - ' 73' . A I f X. ,, 5 9 I 3 CANTEEN Every Cadet has, at one time or another, spent some of his time lounging around the Canteen, It is here that snacks can be bought at any time of the day or you can just sit down and relax, For those who like to play games, there is pretty nearly always a game of chess or checkers going on or, for the ones who enjoy a faster game. table tennis can be played on one of the two tables. There is also a juke- box Containing most of the popular records which is kept going most of the time. The Canteen is made even more pleasant by the smiling faces of Doris and her Mother, By just being with these happy people. you forget your troubles and when you leave you are ready to start anew with a better outlook on life, We, the Class of '54, say good- bye to the Canteen and take with us many enjoyable memories. 49 QUEEN'S PROM On S.1turd.ty night, DL-tcinhtii' 12, 195 S. thu second .1IlI1Ll.1i Qiiccn's Prom w.1s htld .tt Borduntown Milit.u'y Institute It wus sponsored by thc Sword .uid Sihrc with rho purpose of schmtiritg tht' Quucn ot' the 1954 yoirhook. Th: gym was cI.1hor.1tuly dctsoixttcd in hluc .ind white preps ymipcr .ind posters w hith pictured thc m.1in .utiyitics .ind orgdniztttions within thc stshool. Thu Quucn wyis :host-n from tht' girls tstortcd hy Cuidt-ts ot tht- Scnior CQl.iss, Thi- in.un d.intt- of tht' utnintg Xhls for St-niors only ,ind it w.is during Iilix d.uuu th.u tht- iudtutss pitkfd thu Qui-tn, The wry churn- ing P.1tritii1 Br.1y ot' Ptinhcrton. New Almrscy, was the winncr, Shu w.1s 4-stortcd hy Cutter Ronnie Hihhcrt, Har runncrs up wcrc- Miss R.unon.1 Esirlin .uid Miss M.1rilyn Ledger who w ure cstortcd hy Cudcts Anthony Cim- iwlh .uid Curl Kunz, Thr- Quccn took ht-r ylitt- on tht- throne .tnd the t'row'n wuts ylitt-d upon htr ht-.id hy I.ist yu.1r's Quccn, thu low-ly Miss AI.uqut-lin Burtis who ruturncd with forincr Cider Edgar Pcpplcr, ht-r uscort from List yci1r's prom. The rfucption committee was Dean .ind Mrs, Harold Morrison Smith .ind Mr. VI. Hirold Luois, F.uulty mcrnhcrs Attending the d.tntt- wcrc Mr, Lytic, Mr, Fullington. N111 Colhy, Mr. Dorio, .ind thc syhool nurses. Mrs, Hylc and Mrs, Houscr, The judges were Mri Dorio, Mr. Fullington and Mrs. Houscr, Music was provided by Jerry Bryan and his Orchestra. 051. Y!! we .szconcl Quferg of Me . Sword LZIIJ Salfe my pal May, 1954 r V401 P .f' fm, 4' Q3 .,., ,Vi xfw :I 2 11 f,, ...wr nw-S ff3':5W -Lfgyf WWA A .mdrayprsf- , H w' 11 A K QQ, ' win , Lww ifmmyiigk gin Q, y.g74s1Jgf 4 51 . Y., 'Mig f Y- ff- ,. gh ,. Y -fl- X 3 5 2 '4l'mu..,QKw ' in A ' , I 1, I 1 .E . wAsHlNGToNs BIRTHDAY X -1 f 1 N S Q A I wr ,, 5 432 iifw' , 1 I+' Sf 1 it - if 'ga I 5 F555 7 2 Q Awdg Q 'I ,fA 1 A , f J . , 5, V ES ,f , ,- it? E K X iq, Um p ' POPULARITY POLL NIOSI POPL LAR BLST ATHLLTL BEST LOOKING NIOST LIKLLX TO SL CCI LD CLASS WOLF MOST FRIFNDLX NIOST CARFFREL BEST OFFICIHR BFST NON COM IALI LSI SHOR I I ST DID M051 POR BMI MOST IAIINIID MOST POPLIAR SPORT BI ST DANCI R HNLST PXAMPLL OF BMI BFST SCHOIAR BEST MIXER BEST BFI-IAVFD NIOST MLSICAL WITTIEST BEST VOCABLLARH SHH INT MOST BASHFLL BLSIFST MOST DRAG MOST DIGNIFIID MOST MILITARX NEATEST Z Dms XLCDILIL CUTIDI Dent and W c'IIs Apcll Melbuurm Nu C1rabeII1 R Haney S Berddly m Cxulanw DeL4urf:nt1s Runfurth 'Imms C.1nd.1mn CADET K1 wx Cm Dent Romano Parker C Harvey Sheylllu Welle Lynch Lynch DCLJUFCTIIIS Svmyzg Bermuda Kmvycxvy Leone SV 0955 T! If zg umnff f K 0 gy! zz! Mum ifazfmzzzfe in f A C h met C fl7494l8'2j 3 1 7 aff N 'I +! ai' , I iF X 9 6 E 0 VARSITY FCCTBALL Ten days before school opened, 15 candidates for football reported back for early practiceg some were new and some were oldg some later were dropped but these cadets formed the nucleus of the 1953 football squad. When school opened more reported for football but at no time did the coaches count on more than 25 and generally around 17 because of injuries. In the face of all this we can but admire the cadets who hung ong team spirit was the finest and each and every cadet did his part as best he could. The underclassmen of this squad will undoubtedly form the basis of next year's squad. Coaches Hoehn and Verdel trained the team in the Princeton type single wing formation. The captains were R. Harvey and McDade. Other team members were Frank Sladek, Bill Holden and Parker fendsjz Bob Amerman, Bob Slatoff, Nick Sottos and George Philips ftacklesjg 'lim Mcllwain, Dick Smith and Frank Skidmore fguardsj 3 jack Shevillo and Wilsoii Brooks fcentersj and Dick Edel, Ken Pickett, Bob Romano, Tony Corabelli, Doug Currier and George Santa Maria fbacksj. B.M.I B.M.I B,M,I B.M.I B.M.I B.M.I 51-1'1ffff1.2I Bffmkg- R. H-lrvey. Romano. Phillips. Rickett. Amerman. Shui ii S rick Hn en Sottos. Slatoff, Carabelli. Kmelirzgz Parker, McDade. Mcllwain. Currier Smith ldtl Wells Manager. -uv 5. ..p,..n- , V1 N 2 .f V if -1,3 Q, jp S54 '61 Q Ulf. vs. , P , , . 1 7 A Ni' uf R ,x 4- -n .gafdgvvi 5- '--4' 'T ', , ...U-. . 3.1 ,- A1 .i-4 ff . J . N' : 4 . . .wf2 ,.v,5jf'f5fi-wg-slff.,LgA ,-,M ua, ,M h. . ' '-55' ' mt' 1 qv, 1' 1.' , MJT . ul'f'p,Q2' . ky - , J A 5 Q . 4' 585 1 4 r I -sq, . 2 H+,- f u . X7, M Q' , . - Yiy v rw l q AW. - A 2 '5 Q i L ! y 5 haf 5,1 5 x 1:15 ,NL flf u- ,'. 3 my E 'L' , 4 ' L VLH 4 Q I xv I , - 'K f H A- -' - f. .gv ' v Q3 , f. ,Y of .. ' A 1 ,ff I if ax . v.,,,x W 1 my X' W , 'x 5 3 ., EP 0 , is 3 SOCCER Next to bulltighting and baseball the Latin American cadets enjoy socter, and this year under a new coach, Mr. Hildebrandt, many Spanish American students came out to form the basis for the team. It wasnt, however, made up entirely of them, XVe had a rough seven game schedule including Pingry, Peddie, Lawrenceville and Trenton Central High School, The team played as hard and as well as they could in every game but mainly through inexperience we lost all but one game, Team members were: G. Bermudez fCen. Forwarcljg Candamo, G. Antonini and Catalano flnsidesjg Krawciw, Navarro, Yanes and Oyon fHalfbaClcsj g M. Bendayan, Huhn and Echavarria flrullbacksjg Cortez, O, Antonini, Mizrahi and Berry fOutsidesj and S. Bendayan was goalie. Shmdingr M. Bendayan, Berry, Krawciw. Mr, Hrlderbrant, Huhn. G. Antonini, Yanes. Oyon. Kneeling: Cortez, O, Antonini. Catalano. G, Bermudez, Navarra, Mizrahi, Achrich. SCOREBOARD B.M.l ...... Hamilton H, S. B.M.I ...... Pingry B.M,I ...... Peddie B.M.I ,..... Lawrenceville B.M.I ...... Pennington B.M.l. ,... .Hamilton H. S, B.M.I. ...... Trenton Central B,M.I. ...,,. N. J. State Home for Boys .avi 881 9 p-pu? -ff ' f N ,, -, CROSS COUNTRY B,M.I. B,M.I. B.M.I. B.M.I. B.M,I. B.M.I. B.M.I. B.M.I. 20 15 31 28 25 20 18 lst Place . . SCOREBOARD Trenton Central Peddie School St. Benedict Princeton H. S. Lawrenceville Mt. Holly H. S. George School lst Annual George 35 41 24 27 30 36 38 School Invitation Cross Country Run Standing: Spivack. Baldanzie. Strobel, Palumbo, Michaelis Benz, Haase, Nagy, Grifliths. Sanders, Nicholas. Candellori Guarino, Pingatore, Mr. Hartpence, Kneeling: Seliga, Miller, Seiber, Hibbert, Barker, Scheiman. f , . I ,. 'J S x Standing: R, Spivack, Baldanzie, Benz, Nagy, Guarino Gritliths. Kneeling: Seiber, Hibbert, 'DY fix 'v 53a 10 hh SCOREBOARD B.M.l'. 2716 ......., New Brunswick H. S 4015 B.M.I. 37 .,... Peddie 31 B.M.I. 28 ....,... Princeton 40 B.M.I. 2nd Place .... 3rd Annual Headmasters and Coaches Indoor State Track Meet vf' pw 14hv '. vvvqv- wa-nn... 'dinpapg-sean.: .new--fs. x EE, Q' 1 , . if ff JY 4 Q FK W?'Q'xfaw bw A v xl N 1 -WR 'Nm ! . A 1 Q . V x 1' , , qg, N Q '35 rf 6 fy V . my fx 21:-.X , N. I X X' x Top Ron: Lee, Shcvillo, Swayzs. Slntuff, Rickctt, Surtos. Cwrfu' Run: Studiusu, Camlwclli. Mcllwuin. Schcnck, MCDJLIQ. lfwzzl Run: Skidmorc, Pingm tore. Smith. 'FPLQY Hi 11 g 7 .W , ei 5.I. 1 'X s- 12' I90I ' 1 in Y, ,wg tr. B. B. B. B. B B H. I5 B, I5 I5 B B. B M I. M.I. M.I M.I. MI M I. M I. M I. M.I. MI M.I. M I. M.I. M I. B.M.I. B MI, -H 6-I So 52 53 4' I5 54 55 IH 'IV 59 51 39 58 66 SLORIZBOARD IJ.INI.CQ. Prup 'I'rc-ntwn jew. Cum. Cyn AxIIN1I.1I Farrdgul Pr-nnmgtwn I-'mp Prlncuun H. 5. I..1wrcnCa-UIIL' Cfmydun H.1ll B.ll'I'l.lIxI Sdmmfl Trcntwn Stare FIILAILIILIN V.1Ilcy Purge MII. Amd Prmccuvn I-I 5 Pcnnlngtwn Prep Rutgers Prcp Sr Bum-dmx Tcmplc Lf H S. Bryn Athyn VARSITY BASKETBALL X With not one player returning from last year's squad, coaches Hoehn and Borst had to build an entire new squad from boys who were on last year's j,V. squad and new cadets at B.M.l, Although the cadets ended the season with a 5 win. 15 loss record, the underclassmen of the team showed much promise for next yearis squad, George Baldanzi led the team in scoring, He showed the cadet corps that even a little fellow can get around those bigger ones and show them a thing or two. lack Shevillo was an outstanding guard on one side of the court and Bill McDade com- manded the other. Alternating at the for- ward positions were 'lim Mcllwain and Dick Smith, In the center position it was either Larry Lee or Nick Sottos. The reserves were Gene Studioso, Walt Swayze. Tony Carabelli and Ken Rickett. The cadets opened their season with a loss to a strong Penn Military Prep team but bounced back to win against Trenton jewish Community Center and our chiet' rival Admiral Farragut, They dropped the next three and then defeated Croydon Hall Academy, W'e lost the remaining games. However, several of these, especially the Washington's birthday game with Temple H. S. and the last game of the season with Bryn Athyn, were very closeg the former 58 to 65 and the latter 66 to 67, The team played hard and with good spirit through- out every gameg much credit goes to the coaches and the team for a fine job. Lefl lu Rigfn: McDade, Baldanzl, Lee, Smith, K. Shevillo. 'L 3 F. -J-Ti Top Rout Amerman, Neroni, Hall, Bierstoel-c, Melbourne, DeLauren rs In Ilfmz R114 Bennett Captiin Norman G. Iirieksen fCO1Cl i, 'ff f 3 ' ' . ' L' i' RI F L E I Kraweiw fCaptainJ. Markel. Onizmdz Dent. liar aeross the B,M.I, eampus, in the famous Mitehell Area, stands the long low building which houses the rille range, Here for many months the marksmen tontentrate their fire on ten round bulls' eyes 50 feet away. They used .22 ealihre rifles. thousands of rounds of ammunition and shot in all four positionsg prone, kneeling, sitting and standing. Captain Eriekson coached the team and SCOREBOARD Prhf l ll,. lhfaint Ffiwsll l'fv2 HM l H35 , Xavier 932 B Ml SP5 ,Admiral Farragut X941 B M I 'Nl . ,Admiral Farragut 850 BM I 891 ,.,N, Y, Military 885 BM I. 4191 ,Trent-in Catholic 485 B M I H Admiral Farragut 894 HMI 4942 . Trent-in Central 492 Nick Kruveiw was its captain. The team had both postal and shoulder to shoulder matches, They took setond in the Hearst Trophy Match and had a moderately sutuessful season, Team members were: Amerman, Bennet, Bier- stoeli, DcLaurentis, Dent, Hall, Kr.ivvt'iw. Mann. Marltel, Melbourne, Neroni, Reardon and Cranmer. ' 4 ' if 4- .w K' 'lrjgffs .'?,,. ss? F' sl ,l tt' Tap Rout Benz, Carabelli, Coriat, Slatoff. Thompsotg C. Harvey, Nolte, Sturz, R. Harvey, Krawciw, Viehman, Holden, Neroni, Bermudez, Semon, Brooks, Bray. Middle Rau: Barter flvfanagerj, Resnick Uvianagerj. Mr. Hartpence, Chapman. Diez, Cleary, Bendayan, Candamo, Hibbert, Perrine, Mr. O'Brien, Staley, Byer QManagerl. lfzriz Run: Siefried, Edel, Parker, Seiber, Bassmadjan. Mann, Huhn, Greenberg. B.M.l. opened its 59th spring track season with an overwhelming win over Collingswood H. S. The team then went on to win 8 more dual meets, took first in the George School Interscholastics for the second straight year and fourth in the State Meet. Saul Bendayan was the team's outstanding player. He broke the schools record for the total individual score with 260 points. Saul won the shot put, his best event, in every meet but two. Other outstanding team members were Diez and Candamo in the 100 and 220 yard dashes and the broad jumb, Hibbert in the half mile, Cleary in the quarter mile and the broad jump, Chapman and Perrine in the hurdles and Carabelli and Mann in the pole vault. Other members ot' this years track team were: Viehman, Krawtiw, Benz, Seiber, W'ells, Bermudez, C.. Harvey, R, Harvey, Holden, Thompson and Parker, livery member worked as hard as he could and the fruits of those labors can be seen in the retord, A great deal of credit and many thanks go to the toaches Mr. Hartpence and Mr, Oilirien, They did extellent work training coaching and encouraging the team to it most suctessful season. ,gsuturpn uumqr: . 15tPl.rCc. , 69l 1. ,... , IOOZQ .,.. B,M.I 921 B.M.I 85' B,M.l 68' B.M.I 671 B.M.I 43 B.M.I B.M.I B.M.l 95 B,M.I B.M.I 44 B.M,I. 65 B.M.I. 903K B,M.I. 4th Place, . Collingswood H. S Admiral Farragut Mount Holly H. S GL-orgf: SChool Pcddie George SChool 21st lntcrscholastics Valley Forge Hamilton H. S. Pennington St. Bencdicts Trenton Central H, S. Trenton Catholic H, S. th Headmasters and Coaches Meet l 242, 31 Aix-'A 492 14 -1'3f 2-li 161 's 52 261, X I ka S. u o glam L 3 f '-1-J-2153 . A V..-1-Q ir mm ri 1'- 1955 1954 1955 1936 1937 1958 1959 1940 1941 1942 1945 TRACK TRCDPHY List of cadets for Best Track Man of Year trophy which was presented by Richmond A. Brooks, September 19 1955 in honor of Paul G. Hartpence: Bruno M. P. Kern Eugene Jennings Samuel F. Symonds Francis DePerty john Kuzmun Robert rl. Norton C. Thomas Phinny Lee S. Harford Reynolds D. Baldwin Warren G. jones William C. Schalfrirk 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 8 . . 1 ' Tap Rau: Mr. Borst. Bleznak fMan.1gerj, Mr, Verdel. Carbonc, Phillips, Karwatke. Stonhack, Olsen fManagerj. Mr, Huster, Stand: Rainfortli, Lee. Studioso, Baldanzi, Bt-rmudez. Pepplar. VARSITY BASEBALL Mcllwain, The B.M.I. varsity baseball team under the diret- tion of Mr. Borst as head eoaeh, Mr. Verdel, pitth- ing toaeh and Mr. Husker, fielding toath, tompleted its 59th season with a 6 win, 6 loss record. As only three of last year's squad returned this year, inexperi- enee was one of the things the coathes had to contend with. The infield consisted of Tom Karwatki at short. joe Navarro at first, Gene Studioso at second, and Gaston Bermudez at third, The outlielders were ,lim Mtllwain in left, Nelson Rainforth in center, and George Baldanzi in right, The batteries were Ed Peppler at the plate and either Howie Stonhatlt, George Phillips or Greg Bova on the hill. Sexeral ot' this team stood out .is he-ing exceptional players one was Karwacki, the slugger who helped us out ot' many .1 tight spot with .1 solid hitg .mother was Stonhatk who turned in one of the finest pitthing jobs seen at B,M.I, in retent years, As a whole the team played together well and possessed one great .isst-tithe winning spirit. SCOREBOARD B Ml 4 . ,, .. Hun School w B.M,l. 1 . . Valley Forge 3 BMT 2 St, Benedicrs ll BM I 6 Pennington 1 B bf l. 2 Hamilton H, S. 5 BM,l. 2 P,M.C. Prep o HMI 1 . . Hamilton H. S. Z B,M,l o . St. Benedittx ' HM I. R ,, Pt-ddie o B M I 3 Pennington 2 H.M.l 1 Burlington H S. 5 B,M.I. S .. Carteret o YW . A - fe 5 Q - fb, s R' ia .SQQ s W . D as,a ,e 51 M KJ., ,,1- W ' ' 2 ' 4 ilhsi 1 'uffiw Tap Rffit: Mr. Dunn. Addins, Cohen, Rickett, Amerman, Kuck, Miller, Romano, V E L Schoales lM.1n.1gc-rj. Smlid: Belftif, Schenck, Candelori, Skidmore, Tauch, ' O Navarro, Spixuick, Pedriek. Rosen, Piloted by Mr. Dunn ,ind Mr, Black this yet1r's junior xarsity baseball tettni, with ,1 l'lLlI1Lllk..1P of l1.lNl11g only .1 few pl,1yers, struggled through the season with tl 5-5 record. XY'ith what little they l1.1el, the coaches st.1rted to form the te.1m, Strengthened by Bltlfli Millers pitch- ing, who l1.1d been sent down from the varsity, the te.1m worked htird to tichieve .1 good ntinie .ind record for the school. The first gillllt w.1s .1g,1inst Bordentown High School on .1 r.1iny, cold day, Three innings were pliyed, .ifter whith time the contest w.1s tpilled. However, .it the next game, with strong batting, the Dunn's Men L.lI'0C through f.llill1g their first offici.1l gime 6-51, XY'ith their record set .tt 1-1, tifter losing to Hamilton High, Bordentown High School .1g.1in time to i:.lLC M.1rk Millers strong right tirni. lt was .1 pitching duel all the way, but B.M.I. came out on top by ti 2-1 score. The highlights of that game t.1ine when, in the l.1st inning with none out and lmises filled, Miller set down the side, allowing no runs to score .ind striking out Bordentown Highs hc.11'iest hitter with two outs rind Cl count of three to two on the lklfttf, Agiiin, losing to Hamilton High the j.V.'s even the record, The next game was .1 double header with Peddie. B.M.l, was set back on both ends. The te.1m didnt have it, even though Miller pitched L1 no hitter in the second game. Trouncing Pennington Prep, 12--i, and losing to Burlington, 5-1, the little nine wrapped up the se.1s0n's record. This spring w.1s .1 hard one for both coaches and players, But .is history has shown, experience pays off, The .I,V.'s of this year, PCI'l1.1IWS will be the h7.ll'Slfy of next year. SC'ORlfBOARD H N1 I ll Bnrdeniown H S 5 H hll ' X 5t.1te Hiliilt fur Buys 4 H N1 I 1 H.1iniltf1n H S lx B NI I 2 Biirdt-nt-iwn H S 1 H NI l fl Peddie ' li NI I 2 Peddie 2 If M1 12 Pennington H. S. yi ll Ni I I Burlington H S 9 H NI I 1 Trent-in Cc-ntr.1l H S LJ B M I A B Nfl 2 B N l ft B Nfl 9 B M I. fn R Ml -4 B MI ll B Nfl ith Place. Headmasrers and S u Ig 'D af ' T 'il 95 A Mg., 2 i- ,wi i 4 f P 1' I U 9 1,2 K .- 41 elf W' ' VA N T T t V . Q lg, an Tap Reza: Markel flwianagerl, Mattlin. Kapnptiulus. Blackadar. R. Seto. Fuer. Bierstnck, Mizrahi. Hyman. Mr. Lucas. Sizz. Fmt! Rffri: L'rihc. Towhin. Silherman, Lahash, The tennis team under the coaching of Mr. George Lucas had a good season with a record of 4 wins and 3 losses. The team met such opponents as Peddie, Trenton Central and Catholic High Sthools. Pingry, to whom they suffered their worse defeat. 9-O, George School, Perkiomen and Pennington. The team also competed in the Zlst George School SCOREBOARD . Trtntirn Central H S 3 Perki-imen Trenton Catholic Mttrirestt-wn Fricn Pennington Trentnn Catholic Pingrv Cii.iCl1t:s Bfcet I ES N l Stuart, Fchavarria, Moses. P, Karns. 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Built high above the Delaware By those whose spirit we revere, She stands a beacon light for youth To guide them in the ways of truth. On helds of battle and in peace XX'e'll strive thy glory to increase, And laud thy virtues to the sky All homage to thee, B. M. I. ------- Congratulations and Best Wishes To The CLASS .OF 1954 Mr and Mrs .I A Leone Sr Cadet Thomas A Leone Busmess Manager 1954 Sword Cr Sabre 1 Q 0 U a I c y - -Q -QQ -Q Q -Q-Q--QQ - Q--QQ --- Q - Q- Q Q QQ-.-QQ---QQ----- ---Q-- - ----- Q----ego-oo.,--....------o.......Q..----Qo Best of Luck and Good Wishes to The Graduating Class of 1954 Mr. and Mrs. Louis DeLaurentis and Cadet Robert DeLaurentis Edutor, 1954 Sword C7 Sabre Congratulations to THE CLASS OF 1954 from MR AND MRS OLAV OLSEN J M REEDER AND COMPANY Thnrd and Ann Streets Bordentown New Jersey COAL FUEL OIL LUMBER Plumbmg Supplaes Bunldmg Maternals Heat Phone Bordentown 38 106 . s 0 u ------------..--Q----------..------------..------- .90 ooQ0qQQ...Qo4ooooooooooooo-,,-- .,.,. -----v .,,. :::::::::::::::::::::g:: Comphmemsof ANTI-loNY Rocsns, inc. MR. and Mrs. LAURENCE W. GIOVE Buick Agency and I5 Park Street CADET FRANK Bordentown, N. J. General Banking Business Transacted MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MEMBER FDIC. 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Wa.-- -.., - - ' ' c- --' .Z-' , ln l883 when the Brooklyn Brvdge was opened lt was heralded as the eughth wonder of the world and today lt stlll remauns the most satusfactory esthetucally of all the great brndges Brooklyn Brndge IS a monument to :ts desrgner John A Roeblung who lost hls lnfe nn nts servlce and to nts bullder Colonel Washlngton A Roeblnng who lost has health ln carrylng hus fathers plans to completnon But ut as also a monument to the patuence strength and lnspnratuon of a woman the Colonel s wnfe Emsly Warren Roeblnng Durang ten of the l3 years that went unto the bulldung of the bndge the Colonel was bedrudden a vlctam of the dreaded cansson disease Bu through hus wlfe he was able to direct every step In nts constructson she was hns messenger Inspector spokesman Although the name of Emlly Roeblung dld not appear on the offuclal records the press of the day recognuzed the part she played un brlngung to com pletuon the world famous brudge callnng her achrevement a trlumph of the human spmt In May l953 ceremonnes were held markung the 70th annrversary of the openlng of the span Wuth funds collected by popular subscnptnon the result of a movement sponsored by The Brooklyn Engnneers Club a memorual plaque was placed on the brudge dedicated to the memory of thus notable lady The nnscrnptlon on nt concludes wuth these words Back of every great work we can fund the self sacrufncmg devotuon of a woman JOHN A ROEBLING S SONS CORPORATION Subsnduary of The Colorado Fuel and Iron Corporatuon TRENTON 2 NEW JERSEY ll7 JE 1 ll ,nl E B R I n A D T E . , , . gr . . -p,' t 1 - AAAAAA ------ ---AA 4: ---- --:::::::::::::Y ...-. f---vv------ -Q......----- ....-----------------.....-..-- Compliments of ROMANO CONSTRUCTION CO. East Dr 'XNCTEVWCC' Rhode Island SOLBRO BATTINC CO., Inc. W rcester Mass Complnrnents of THE BELDON and COLBY HOUSES Complumenfs of MR. AND MRS. GEORGE SANTA MARIA Ver1fn0rC:rX, N J MORRISTOWN BATTINC CO., Inc Morristown Tennessee Compliments of Dr and Mrs Stanford P T Seto and Stanford Jr and Rodney rx O . 1 u 1 s 8 ' 1 - ---- - --.---------------------------------- ---....--.....---..----- 1 ---------------------------- sooo,------- Qgqoooooooo-QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ- QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ Complxments of Compliments of MAIN IV MR and MRS MORRIS GREENBERC Compliments of Compliments of ND MRS JOHN MANN MR AND MRS HERMAN KATZ Compliments of MR AND MRS I L SANDERS COmp me lS Ol the SFI CADET RONALD A SANDERS ADAMS HCUSE Drexel Hull Pa Compllmenfs of Good Luck and Lots of Success In the Future MR AND MRS JAMESW ESKRIDCE and son BILL DORIS C-RISCOM H9 MR. A . . , . 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HALL DENT New York Life Insurance Co Whute Oaks Crosswrcks New Jersey Telephone Bordentown 564 Congratulatlons to the CLASS OF 1954 Mr and Mrs Louls J Meszaros an Congrafulatwons and Best Wnshes To the Class of 1954 MR AND MRS NORMAN T PEPPLER d e I ' , , Cadet Kenneth Meszaros I TZL o Compliments of MILLSIDE FARMS e :: e-: :---..oe:---0-:: :e--Q: : : -0 Compliments of the MITCHELL HOUSE J. B. BURR Insurance 31 I Farnsworth Avenue Bordentown New Jersey Congratulations and Best Wishes To Each and Every Member of The Class of 1954 FRIENDS 5 8' I0 5 C110 R C LAYCOCK CO 204 Farnsworth Avenue Bordentown N J ----QQ-----------------..-------..-Q--Q- Phone 2-7447 CHARLES H. APPLE Insurance of All Kinds 27l Clover Avenue BONDS Trenton 8, N, J. Meats - Produce - Groceries FARNSWORTH MARKET 400 Farnswo th Avenue Bordentown N J Antiques Auchoneer LESTER M SLATOFF 238 East State Street Trenton N J Phone 4 54-4l Appraiser Lecturer ATTORNEY and MRS BRAD A HARVEY Haverhill Mass v i V , . . . 1 - , . 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SPECIALIZINC IN SCHOOL AND COLLEGE FOOD SERVICE IS PROUD TO SERVE BORDENTOWN MILITARY INSTITUTE 25th d LOMBARD STREET PHILADELPHIA 46 PA I25 BVI , - - -- ..------- ---------- ..---..----...------ oo--Q--:::o-: : ::-: 1 ::--: : :oz 1 :: 1 1 :-------------,------ THERE WILL ALWAYS BE SOMEONE TAKING YOUR MEASURE Some measures are taken with a tape but the more important measures of life are taken by the people who size us up, whether it be a sweetheart, a classmate, a son or daughter, or a prospective employers There is always some keen eye, whether we know it or not, scrutinizing the dimensions not only ot our physiques but of our minds abilities and characters Your training at Bordentown has been designed to improve the dimensions of both your mind and character so that when you graduate it can be said that here stands a Cadet foursquare to the world ready and eager to shoulder the responsibilities which his particular talents and abilities qualify him to assume We measure Cadets for uniforms Our customers measure us in their appraisal of our ability to execute a uniform contract satis factorily lt will be a never ending effort on our part to keep our measurements good in the eyes of Bordentown We salute the Graduating Class and wish you all Godspeed in your chosen field of endeavor Irving L Wilson Company No l Highland Avenue BALA CYNWYD PENNSYLVANIA l26 i . . i I O 0 i :::::::::::::--Q::-::-:::::::::::-Qo:::::::-::-Q::o-o -,----A------------- ....... A----,-A-A-- A-- --A--- Phone 2-2382 PETE KOENlG'S Electrical Appliances PETER KOENIC, Prop. IO39 South Broad St, Trenton, N. Compliments of THOMASJ LIPTON Inc Makers of Lupton Tea and Tea Bags ' Lupton Frostee Dessert Mux ' Lupton Noodle Soup upton Tomato Vegetable Soup ' Lupton Onuon Soup Compluments of Rev and Mrs Carl F W Strobel ---,-,,,vo---ov-----o----,----, -----vvo,-o Compliments of M I R O N 'S Burlington, N, J. Compliments of FELIX SPATOLA Cr SONS ESTABLISHED l88O Fresh and Frosted Fruuts and Vegetables Readung Termunal WAlnut 2 5600 Phuladelphua 7 Pa Compluments of Mr and Mrs C H Barker an Cadet Harold Barker PATRONS Bordentown Cab Muke s Shoe Shop Manthey Florusts Carrs Luncheonette Chrus Barber Shop Larry s Bowlung Center Moser Pharmacy Hulls Floor Coverung Dennus Grocery Store Frank Sladek Compluments of Joe s C , I ' D . . OL. . . . . ' ' d l27 -Y--'A'A--A---A'-----------Q--A----A:oo Pzmzafg Pm LAYOUT SERVICE PERSONAL ATTENTION EDITORIAL AND BUSINESS AIDS CONTROLLED PRODUCTION CLOSE COOPERATION WITH ADVISER AND STAFF POSITIVE DELIVERY DATE Mededldng Xs 47W f 324500 hd 16 CQIWU3' Magma moczafw ffm 2 SMULL AVENUE CALDWELL NEW JERSEY CITIZENS BANK BUILDING CALDWELL 6 5050 29 DESIGNERS AND PUBLISHERS OF S C H O O L COLLEGE ANNUALS I I I 1. E I 5 .13 1 X N ' L. r 'N Q 1 - F Exif . j -- Li rgff-Q5 , L , . e. I I Q - 1 L A - 00-0000-.Q m 2 Wi, Vg: y 'e X m ..., gf .. V . ,D 5 141 if 43 i e if A , vf ,km f 1 X wk . E352