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

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CLASS OF 1956 Most of us have come alofng in B. M. I. quite well and now find ourselves preparing to be- come next year's Senior Class. We have noticed that the Class of 1955 has performed all of their duties well. We are also aware of the responsibilities and leadership that lie ahead of us. We only hope that we can equal the standards that the graduating classes before us have maintained. The Junior Class have had many representa- tives in every field at B. M. I. Some are good academically, some in the military field and some in athletics. Bass, Wemitznig and Slatoff are the leaders in the academic department and all have very high averages. The class has had many on athletic squads. Among the leaders on the athletic squads are McIlwain, Opdyke, Pingitore J. A., Sitton and Wemitznig. We, the Junior Class, salute the Class of 55 and commend them for a job well done. We only hope we can keep the high standards they have set before us. Front row, Left to right: Barker, Bass, Katz, Dougherty, Antonini G., Haag, Oyon, Levenson, Pingitore J. A., Seto S., De Paola. Second row: Heisler, Hernandez, Berish, Baxter, Forbes, Mclllwain, Knor, Croft, Saunders H. C., Smith R. G., Weisz R., Peters, Place. Third row: Sanders R. A., Goldwyn, DiMeo J., Greenberg, Haines, Hyman, Cande- lori A., Brice, Sitton T., Yanez, Weiner, Nightingale, Rowley, Bartholomew A. Fourth row: Fairfield, Johnson, Scholes, Solod A., Finneran M., Berry, Gjoerloff, Sottos, Audino C., Opdyke, Wernitznig, Slatoff, Wachtel. fa.. . .. . . .- -3- V -. H - 0- Jsfuwmn- fwws, t . f : .1..s,,,.,.z - .. -wy-

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W J QQ' This year, the Sophomore class has shown that it has cadets who will lead the field in '57, It holds one of the highest standards a class has ever held. Leading the class scholastically are cadets Benz, Colescott, Peppler, and Hardin. They are always very near the top of the Dean's list and are usually on the uppies , There are several other cadets who give those named some competition, because they are so close be- hind. Scholastically, this is one of the best Sophomore classes B. M. I. has ever had. In the military, leading the class are Cole- scott, Benz, Hardin, and Nagy. These are the sergeants. Also there are many corporals, some Front row, Left to right: Augustine, Candelori M., Ward T. R., Trieflor, Brick W., Crane, Semon, Brick C., Barrett. Second row: Butler, DiMeo D., Sykes, Leshko, Nagy, Fry, Suinaga, Odell, Shafer, Sawyer. Third row: Jacopian, Brick E., Kirby, Peppler, Hendricks, ' Bray, Hardin, White, Benz. Fourth row: Colescott, Finneran J. J., Smith K. R., Wren, Haase, Richardson, Morgan, Meiser, Westcott, Henderson. of whom will join the ranks of the N. C. Ofs in the next promotion. As far as athletics are concerned, some of the leaders are Sawyer, Meiser, Morgan, Jacopian, Benz, and Nagy. Sawyer and ,lacopian are on J. V. Basketball, Sawyer and Meiser have been on J. V. Football, Benz and Nagy have been on Varsity Cross-Country, and Morgan has seen action on Spring Track as a pole-vaulter. Many others also have participated in sports, too many to name here. The outlook for superior teams in the future is very good. To the Sophomore Class, the Class of '57, we the Class of 1955, wish all the luck in the world for the future. CLASS OF 1957 Us