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

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1.4, R a 5X . 1 1' ,M ffm? Sang-ki Lee Life ' Private First Class Tffagll Korea J.V. Basketball 141: Reading Club 141: Y.M.C.A. 141, Sang-ki, who hails from Teagu, Korea, came to B.M.I. this year and has quickly adjusted himself to our lan- guage and school life. He has also attained a high scholastic average. He will always be remembered for his cheerful smile, sincerity, and friendly quiet attitude. We are sure all the members of the faculty and the corps will miss him. Good luck, Lee, and keep up the excellent work which you have achieved here through- out your entire life. K s Robert W. Markel 55Merlc,, Bristol Pennsylvania Captain Rifles Team 12,3,41: Tennis Manager 11,212 Landon Rifles 12,3,41 : Deau's List 1l,2,3,41: llanve Comm. 141: Sword and Sabre Editor- in-Chief 141: Glee Club 11,2,31: M.S. Wreath 141: Marksmanship Medal 131: Medal for the second best Non-Com. 131: Decorating Comm. 11,2,3,41: Bob came to B.M.I. four years ago, and has proven himself one of the best mannered, well liked all around cadets. He has excelled in his work on the Sword and Sabre, as a member of the Rifle Team, he is also one of the best military leaders we have in the corps this year. Yes, I know we're all going to miss Merk when he graduates, but I am sure the best of luck will follow him throughout life in everything he undertakes. So long, from the Senior Class. i363

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Alan M. Haveson HAI!! Cranford New Jersey Corporal Tennis l3,4D: Landon Rifies f3,4J: Reading Club f3,4J: Decorat- ing Comm. 139: Dean's List f3,4J: Y.M.C.A. f3,4J: Sword and l3,4J: Skirmisher C3,4J. came to B.M.I. in September, 1952. He hails Cranford, New Jersey, where he previously to school. Al struggled hard during his junior and made a success of it as he has done 'in his senior year. He will always be remembered for his knack in taking pictures at almost ever affair and then some. The future looks bright for Al as he plans to enter the sphere of the medicine world where we all know he will be successful. So long, Al, take it easy. Sabre Al from went year, 1 OCCCI' vw- ,L ii H Huhn 9 d for New Jersey Spring Track 133: Skirmisher- l: C.A.P. by the Senior Class, four years at B.M.l. he cadets. In scholastics avera-f . He is espe- but Wllfxlll-K came to his- there. M bkey has done a occer and Wire ing. Most of all his la 4' attitude toward thewclhps own. To you, Mick, wish the best of l . .. W Q. r lv at Sf' 2 g l . l ,fjttil-ff i ' g:, c,g .,,1 M r mQg,ik.z.iY iL-, f J, f, K , ff -V l--, A . '-0--.. i ' Ji V s 1 . I 1 4 .. . ik A E351

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James L. Mathews f5Ji,n,, Flushing L. I., New York Corporal ag. Wrestling 133: Rifle Team 13,-13: D1-an's List 13,43: Y.NI.C.A, 143. ,lim came to B.Nl.I. a year ago and has done a very fine job. He has done good work in the corps and did well in his studies. Jim's friendly attitude will long be remembered after he leaves BALI. The entire Senior Class wish you the best of luck when you leave to start your life's work. Kenneth L. Mattlin Cutie', Wloonsocket Rhode Island Sergeant First Class Clee Club 133, Cross Country 13,23: Wrestling 12.33: Tennis Man- ager 12,33 Landon Rifles 143: llc-an's List 12,3,43: Decorating Comm. 113: llancc ll0lllIll. 143: Y.ill.li.A. 12,3.3l3: Associate Editor Sword and Sabre 143: Skirmishcr 1li,43: lst Prize Latin second year Virgils encid 133. Ken Sl er d B.M.l. two years ago with a fresh start. He quick y adhered to tl1e military life and attained high averages scholastically. Cutie has proved his abil- ity and showed good sportsmanship: he will always be lhered by his fellow classmates. ln his senior yea climbed high up in military rank and we are s he will do the same as he steps out of B.M.I. into XX F ie future that lies ahead. Good luck Cutie. U71