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

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J Henry D. Vara ClL0rd,! Brookline Massachusetts Private First Class Soccer 141: Winter Track 145: Tennis 143: Spring Track 141: Treasurer of Reading Club 143: Dean's List 131: Decorating Comm 13J: Y.M.C.A. 13,4j: Skirmisher 145. Lord came to B.M.I. last year and was quick to make friends with everyone because of his good humor and cheerful personality. He did a fine job on the soccer team and has done even better in the band. His marks are among the highest in the class and he likes the military. We are all going to miss him and we wish him the best of luck always. Alberto M. Velez HAI!! Medellin Colombia, S.A. Private Soccer 141: Tennis 147. Al, who hails from Medellin, Colombia, has attended B.M.I. for only a year yet everyone knows him as a cheery fellow around the campus. He played very well on the soccer team and will try to do as well on the tennis team. All hope for Al, the best as he leaves here this year and the whole Senior Class is with him.

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Ralph W. Todd Butch Horse Heads New York Sergeant Football 141: Basketball l4i: Baseball 13,-ll: Dean's List 13.5. Butch came to us last year and since the first day he walked through the B.M.I. door he has made a wonder- ful record. He has been outstanding in football, basket- ball and baseball. He has also done an exceptional job in the military and in his studies. He has a great per- sonality and a wonderful disposition. We wish you, Butch, all the luck to a deserving swell guy like you. Leopoldo J. Valle Leo Valencia Venezuela, S.A. Private Soccer 141: Winter Track 147. This is Leo's first year at B.M.l. and he will return next year for a P.C. course. He came from South America and quickly accustomed himself to our lan- guage. Leo has a good sense of humor and gets along fine with all the cadets. He is also doing very good work in his studies. We hope that he will do well at B.M.I. next year and after he leaves we are sure that he will go far. t v I ii if N W We .yrgl l47J

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Frederick J. Wilson, Jr. Freddie Madison New Jersey Private J.V. Basketball 143. Freddie came to B.M.I. this year as a senior. He is the type of fellow who gets along with almost everyone. Freddie can usually be found with the boys in the hollow or YN hut. We hope that in the future, Freddie will do well in everything he undertakes. They say that life is the process of growing up so each of us want to wish Fred the best of everything for the future. Mhffntdeli Donald W. Woodis Ki 1 l6W0ody,! Arlington Massachusetts Private First Class Fooball Mb: Basketball 14-V: Spring Track 141: Y.M.C.A. 141. Woody came to B.M.I. from Arlington High in the fall of 1954. No sooner did he arrive than he went out for ,l.V. Football and showed himself to be a skillful player. His cheerfulness and cool temper will surely carry him to success. Due to his determination to take part in all activities, Woody will further his education and hold a prominent position in life, we are quite sure. it C491