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

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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.

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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.