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

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.43 or CGMPANY X 0998 . witoon M! XS, P UAH N WW' CP-YE' Pfiimmander Com ' NEY MXSCE. MCIIWAIN 'C' 5?1N u 2n Platoon Styaccicdl Office' ' M -w.s f f A company this year should he commended for it company spirit. The men in the company make i and the result-the company has developed into , smooth and efficient unit. Each cadet had the will am interest to get out and work. Cadet Captain LeRoy Amerman, as company com mander, and Cadets Master Sergeant Neroni and Mc Ilwain as platoon leaders, have proved themselves ablt leaders. ,These cadets have instilled in their men al enthusiasm which is unique in the corps. The person who has, perhaps, done most for the com pany is S.F.C. Harlan Spinney, the tactical officer. Tht success of the company is due largely to the advice 0 this man. So long Able company and good lucl next year. Platoon Sergeants Catalano and Miron.

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.ANDC RIFLES Under direction of its tactical of- ficer, S.F.C. Robert J. Oldknow, the B.M.I. crack drill outfit had an ex- ceptionally good year. In command was year was Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Genero Studioso and under his direc- tion the platoon performed various times during the year. The most im- portant of these drills was on Washing- ton's Birthday. The drill team also per- formed at many parades and ceremo- nies. We feel this unit deserves a lot of :redit for its painstaking performances -every cadet sacrificed time and effort to make it the best ever. As the Senior Class leaves we will .ook back on the Landon Rifles with much pride and appreciation. B This year under the able and willing iand of Mr. Morris W. Smith, the band Nas destined to become one of the best n recent years. They proved them- selves to be good musicians as well as :xcellent drillers by their performance Jn Washington's Birthday. It would be mpossible to give the credit to any one ndividual but it is fair to say that a great part of the success of the band is lue to the efforts of Cadet Captain ioger Spivack and his two important ubordinates, Lieutenants Staley and Fluhn. We all wish to thank each member of his unit for utuming in a job well one. We will long remember the ardu- us task which the band undertook vith ease and perfection. Bandstaffz Staley, Executive Officer: Spivak, Band Commanderg Huhn, Platoon Leader.

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lsr. LIEUT. BALDANZI lst Platoon CSZET-CMARKEL . Olnlnander TaC21bgL33-NO lger COMPANY .1.j C fgwclr Ffa, ORE Don 14, Commanding company B this year was Cadet Cap- tain Robert Markel, and along with cadets 1st Lieu- tenant George Baldanzi and Sergeant First Class Joseph Pingitore, as his platoon leaders, molded an excep- :ionally fine company. Composed mostly of underclassmen, at first the job was hard. After a while the company began to run like i clock and formed a top-notch team. The company put in a fine performance on Washington's Birthday. Credit goes to S.F.C. Oldknow, the tactical officer, for n job well done and his help in making the company vhat it was. So long Baker company and good luck iext year. Navarro, and Mattlin Platoon Sergeants