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

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Miguel Prato Mike Long Island New York Private , ' ',b Winter Track 12,3l: Baseball 143. ' ' ' , Mike came to B.M.I. three yearsago and has made a very fine record. He has done! very well in his studies and in the military. Mike hasrft participated in 'many sports but will always be remembered for his good sense of humor. So long to ,u 'swell classmate. X421 e Kenneth W. Rickett Rick Erlton New Jersey Sergeant First Class Football 13,-lb: .l.V. Football l,2I: J.V. Baskeball 11,211 Bas- ketball 13,4J: J.V. Baseball 1l,2,3,4j: llean's List 1l,2,3,4,j: Y. M. C. A. 1l,2,3,-H: Sword and Sabre 132: Skirmisher 143: M.S. Wreath 12,3J, Ken came to B.M.I. as a Junior School cadet and in the years that he has been here he has proved himself outstanding in many ways. He has proven himself on the football field and on the basketball court as well as in his school work. Upon graduation, Ken expects to go to Bucknell where we are sure he will also dis- tinguish himself. So we wish him the best of luck in his future activities. Win

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Joseph J. Nicholas G5Jay,9 Jenkintown Pennsylvania Sergeant Cross Country 14-J: Wrestlng 141: Spring Track 141: Reading Club 13,4b: Landon Rifles 14i: Y.M.C.A. 12,3,4l: Sword and Sabre 12,3,4l: Skil'lIllSll6l' 12,3,4l. ,lay entered B.M.I. in the fall of 1952, and has become very much liked by everyone. He is an all around guy, and participates in many activities. ,lay's favorite pastime is drawing, and his artistic ability can be seen in the last two Sword and Sabres. He will always be remembered for his great sense of humor and pleasing personality. Jay hopes to take up business administra- tion in college. The Senior Class wishes the very best of luck in future years to a swell fellow. Richard J. Pitko Burlington New ,lersev Dick Private First Class Basketball 145: Baseball 143. Dick came to B.M.I. this year from Burlington, J. He is one of our best basketball players and intends to be the best baseball player. Dick is sort-of the shy type but gets along with everyone with no trouble at all. He has done a fine job both scholastically and mili- tarily. When Dick leaves B.M.I., the Senior Class will be right behind him. HHUUW IQFQW wr U. gf 'W we -..--....... E411

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Van Liew Schenck Van llount Holly New jersey lst Lieutenant ioccer 113: Junior Basketball 113: Basketball 13,43: J.V. Base- wall 123: Spring Track 13,43: Landon 1Rifles 12,3,-13: Dean's List 43: Skirmisher 143: M.S. Wreath 143: Ten Best Rooms 133. Van came to B.M.I. four years ago and in that short ime he has become one of the leaders of the corps and n important member of our athletic teams. His ready mile and likeable manner has made him very popular vith the cadets and the faculty. Van will always be emembered and we wish him much luck in the future. W' Jose A. Sitton 55.1003 David Republic of Panama Corporal Soccer 143: J.V. Basketball 133: Winter Track 13,4-3: Spring Track 13,431 Landon Rifles 143: Reading Club 143: Dean's List 13,432 Skirmisher 133, ,loe came to B.M.I. in 1955 and since then has made a name for himself in his scholastic work. He has done an exceptional job on the soccer team and in his mili- tary standing. He hopes to continue this good work at the University of Salamanca, Spain, where he plans to study International Law. ,loc has been very friendly and popular and we are sure that he will be in the future one of our most successful graduates. Exim en el futuro, Amigo. ,i.g. H3 J