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

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Otho E. Michaelis IV Mike Lancaster Pennsylvania Master Sergeant Cross Country f3,4J, Wrestling 125: Spring Track i3,4J: Landon Rifies t3,4J: Dean's List i2,3i. Mike came to B.M.I. in September, 1952. Since then he has proven to be very conscientious in every thing he has undertaken. Mike has come from a long line of military men and he too plans to continue on in the armed forces. His main intent is to follow the field of medicine and become a doctor in the U. S. Army. As Mike leaves B.M.I. the best wishes from the Senior Class goes with him into the future with the hope that whatever he does is a success. QI me ...--v Stanley S. Miron CGStan,, Burlington New Jersey Sergeant First Class Landon Rifles 14-3: Reading Club Q3J: Dean's List f1,2,3,4J: Skir- misher t4J: lst Ten ill. Stan came to B.M.I. in the fall of '51 and since then has rapidly risen scholastically and militarily. With his good nature and sense of humor, he has become the best friend to all even with his Hying low from Burlington to Bordentown. W'e will always remember Stan and wish him the most of luck throughout the years to come. 381 i

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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

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L 9 ar ,Moro ,Y if' ans New Y ork k St. j . ' i WV .0 L ' oth 1 : Bask all 143: S rack 143: Dean's List 143. D' a P.C., came 0 u lis fall with much deter- W XX min ion' sincerit of purpose to make good. He 1 e xceptional well on the football and basket- so done very fine work scholastic- al nd is a ' to his company. Dick is very quiet I nered and xes well. W'e sure will miss him when e leaves. So long, Dick, and the best of luck follows 1s l you wherever you go 3y,. Rosauro R. Navarro Ron Caracas Venezuela, S.A. Sergeant Soccer 1l,2,,3,43: Wrestling 1l,43: Winter Track 133: J.V. Base- hall 1l,23: Landon Rifles 133: Decorating Comm. 113: Clce Club 113: lies! Ten Rooms 133. Ron came to B.M.I. from South America three years ago. Since that time he has learned to speak English very well and has become a prominent member on the B.M.I. soccer team and has done very well in the mili- tary. His marks are average and he tries hard. As we say good-bye to him, we will always remember his quiet attitude and quick sense of humor. L39