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

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Infirmary JAMES E. GREER Director, Institute Development As seniors about to leave B.M.I., we have seen a project begun which seemed to dwarf all our petty duties. The B.M.I. Development Program, planned by the Board of Trustees, got off to a fine start during the early part of the school year 1954-55. Already a new infirmary is rising across from Old Main. The Board of Trustees selected James E. Greer to direct the new program. Mr. Greer came to B.M.I. from four years of directing pub- relations and fund raising for the New York Protestant Episcopal City Mission Society. He is Secretary and a member of the Steering Committee of the Association of Fund Raising Directors of New York City. His task here is to help B.M.I. meet its need for new buildings and endowment. Vile are standing at the threshold of life with a diploma bearing the name of a great school. As alumni, we can help keep it great - a school where character, integrity and strength, both mental and physical, are developed. To do this we must and will, support the Institute Development Program. mi

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CLASS OFFICER CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Huhn, Secrelaryg Bennett, Treasurerg Baldanzi, Vice Presidentg Giordano, President. On January 16, the Senior Class elected as class officers the cadets whom we felt could and would till best these important places. Under the able direction of the class advisor Dr. Smith, we chose carefully from among our class- mates those who have our fullest measure of conhdence. Salvatore Giordano and George Baldanzi were elected to the positions of President and Vice President respectively. To Sal and George, fall the duties of arranging the Senior Prom wi and of conferring with the Administration on matters concerning the Senior Class. John Huhn became the class Secretary and Robert Bennett, class Treasurer. To John and Bob go the duties of keeping minutes of class meetings and accounting for class funds. We, their classmates hope that our officers will be as successful in life as they have been at B.M.I. We now leave them our sincere thanks and best wishes for all good things to come.