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

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CLASS CF 195 This year's Freshman Class is largely com- posed of new boys. The old boys came up from the Junior School. Bob Lear, Bob Waterbury, Al Orenburg, John Tindall, Jack Acrich., Tony Pingitore, Larry Rosenthal, Andy Samu, Larry Navarra, Ken Mezaros, and Ken Paul are the graduates from the Junior School, 1954. In the academic field, Bob Lear, Richard Pinney, Al Orenhurg, Bob Waterbury, George Kowal, and Mike Szyjan are the leaders. The class as a whole has made out very good in their class work. In the military we have Lear and Labash leading the class. They have attained very high averages in Military Science and are doing ex- ceptional work in their companies. As for sports, Waterbury, Kowal, N avarra, and Pingitore seem to he outstanding. The Freslunan Class has a wide variety of tal- ents to display in the coming years at B. M. I. The entire class offers their sincere gratitude to the Seniors for the guidance and help they have given. We wish the Senior Class the best of luck in their future years. Front row, Left to right: Pingitore A. J., Toth, Barthlomew M., Achrich J., Aiello, Navarra L. Second row: Bermudez, Frontado, Anderson, Paul, Knight, Ward D. S., Valerius, Ferrer. Third row: Tindall, Rosenthal, Pinney, Szyjan, Voyavidka, Waterbury, Baker, Samu, Craige. Fourth row: Kowal, Orenberg, Roberts, Labash, Meszaros, Lear, Franz. Franz. ,Ln

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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

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First Row, Left to right: Spiegle, Marrash, Talbot, Seton R., Hall J. K., Westenhagen, Glick, W'illisms, Zaroli, Weiss. Second row: Goldsmith, Alward, Koenig, Liss, Kreyling, Kenna, Waldron, Smith A. J., Bauso, Taylor, Carugno. Third row: Laaken, Jessup, Manley, Gellman, Zentmayer, Zeldin, Pewitt, Chapin, Blinder, Dent, Sisalli, Semones. Fourth row: Hinkle, Gold- berg, Spaeth, Volpe, Reier, Battaglia, Hubscher, Aaronson, Franke, Ackley, Seliga, Radick, Fons- hau,wv00d. The ,lunior School of B. M. I. is made up of cadets of the sixth, seventh and eighth grades. Scholastically, the junior School is a separate unit from the upper school, but in military formations, the Junior School or DW company, is very important, for it functions just like the other companies. The only differ- ence in these two groups, the upper school and the junior School, is that the upper school is a Junior R. 0. T. C. unit while the lower school is not. In the lower school, the cadets use wooden rifles instead of the heavy M1 rifles, but they can perform with them just as well as the upper school does with the M-l's. D company has drill every day under the supervision of Master Sergeant Rakowski. There are many activities opened for the Junior School cadets. Besides the regular play period from four to five every afternoon, under the direction of Mr. Wood, there are Midget basketball, baseball, and track teams. Also there are educational films shown from time to time throughout the year. The Sharpshooterv is the Junior School edition of the Skirmisher . This serves as a yearbook for the ,lunior School graduates, and it is produced by these graduates, with the help of the faculty advisors. To the members of the Junior School, we, the graduates of the Class of-'55, wish all the luck in the world throughout your years at B. M. I. and out in the world when you graduate. JU IOR SCHGOL i551