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

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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'

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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.