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

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1-H55 Oscar E. Antonini Oscar as 3 Robert L. Amerman CGRoy,9 Neshanic Station New- Jersey Captain J.V. Football 121: Football 13,4-1: Rifle Team 11,2,3,41: .l.V. Baseball 11,21: Spring Track 13,412 Landon Rides 12,3,41: Dean's List 13,41: Y.M.C.A. 11,2,3,41: Sword and Sabre 141: Skirmisher 141: Marksmanship Medal 111: Distinguished Private 111. Roy came to B.M.I. six years ago and proved himself a fine athlete and a hard working scholar. Besides being an outstanding cadet, Roy was the idol of many Junior School Cadets. During his time at B.M.I. he has made many friends who will always remember his pleasant and cheerful attitude. The entire Senior Class wishes Roy the best luck in whatever he undertakes. You are sure to make good, Roy. in 1 Q 5 r af. If ,. if ' 1 gs M M1 ll- . . 1,490 i 33 lik . , ci.. 1 - r . 'M - S K, . , 1' 1 IAF- e av i. V 15, 'Q'-5. - .TTT if Q . 3-5-gr'.:f,',igf1s W t 'ICJ' SI- n 1318! 'L l - ff f fd A Caracus Venezuela, S.A. Sergeant Soccer 1l,2,3,41: Winter Track 12,3,41: Tennis 121: Spring Track 12,3,41: Landon Rifles 131: Decorating Comm. 131: Y.M.C.A. 12,3,41: Skirmisher 131: Ten Best Rooms 131. Oscar has attended B.M.I. for three years since com- ing north from Caracus. He has excelled every year in soccer. During his three years here he achieved the rank of sergeant and has gained many friends. Every cadet will miss a true pal when Oscar graduates. The entire Senior Class wishes l1in1 the best of luck. U21 mn s iii fnht

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SENICR CLASS SENIOR CLASS First Row: Todd, Hall C. W., Neroni, Rickett, Amerman, Bennett, Michaelis, Diez, Pitko. Second Row: Morton, Woodis, Audino J., Griiiiths, Haveson, Cusack. Third Row: Nicholas, Markel, Edelson, Garcia, Grigg. Fourth Row: Guarino, Strobel, Crammer, Schenck, Dietz, Cran- mer. Fifth Row: Applehaum, Cortez, Mattlin, Byer, After four years we, the Senior Class of '55, have finally reached that place in the sky called our last year. Now looking into the future we see a life at college, new friends and new experiences that are ours for the taking. Seniors have made up the majority of the varsity teams this year with names like Morton, Amerman, and Suntheimer standing out in football, Todd, Studioso, and Baldanzi in base- ball and basketball, not to mention all those such as Diez, Dietz and Grifliths who parti- cipated in track. All these and many more fine, Prato, Halperin. Sixth Row: Navarro R., Studioso, Nedlin, Hagen, Giove, Huhn. Seventh Row: Sitton J., Suntheimer, Velez, Boyer, Mathews, Wilson. Eighth Row: Catalano, Spivack, Valle, Baldanzi, DeLaCruz, Lee, Staley, Miron, Giordano, Skidmore, Antonini. Omitted: Vara. hard-fighting athletes have made B.M.I.'s teams outstanding in their class. Names like Giordano, Applebaum, and Spivack will not be forgotten whenever mention of scholastics is made, and who will ever forget the senior officers of 1955! We all wish to express our honest gratitude to the Administration and our teachers for their guidance and counsel. Under classmen, you face a real challenge to measure up to the class of '55, We challenge you to try your best to hold the standards high. Success is only one step beyond honest effort! fzi

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Charles S. Applebaum Chas,' Brookline Massachusetts l'rivate Rifle Team 145: ,l.V. Baseball 147: Reading Club 133: Dcan's List 13,43 Decorating Comm. 14-J: Sword and Sabre 141: Skir- misher 141: lst Ten 13,4J: C.A.P. 13,4J: Honorable Mention Dr. Buckley Scholarship Award 131. Since Chas came to B.M.I. he has proven himself the outstanding scholar in our graduating class. He has done much for the school as an editor of the year-book, a reporter for the Skirmisher, and ai member of the Rifle Team. He hopes to go to Hl.I.T., and we are sure that he will have little trouble being accepted. Good luck, Chas, from the Class of '55. 3 'K am' f 'X Joseph Audino Tiny E1-ltgn New Jersey Private .l.V. Football 127: Sword and Sabre 141: Skiriuisher 149: Glee Club 133. Tiny came to B.M.l. two years ago and ever since has been well known for his good nature and humor. His scllolastic average is good and he is interested in many sports. We are sure everyone will miss his smil- ing face around the hollow and the Beldon house. Good luck and good-bye to a swell guy. E231