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

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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

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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'