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

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ee v -.,, M,,.,.? A- First row: Colonel Benz, Ffdl'lllly Advisorg Mr. Fullington, Faculty Advisorg Mr. Smith, Facility Advisor. Second row: Uiove, Business Manager, Matt- lin, Associate Editorg Markel, Editor-in-Chief, Slatoff, Sports Editor, Apple- bauin, journalistic Editor. Third row: Pingitore J., Byer, Paul, Benz, Sanders. Fourth row: Bass, Voyevidka, Nagy, Szyjan, Franz, Just. Fifth row: Hyman Havcson, Place, Lear, Katz. Sixth row: Mcllwain, Fairfield, Baxter, Johnson, Nicholas, Art Editor, Grigg. Seventh row: Cusack, Bradley, Aniercan, Neroni, Hall QW. WORD AN SABRE This year the arduous task of assembling the school yearbook was performed with utmost ease and efficiency through the unrelenting ef- forts of the Editor-in-Chief, Bob Markel and Associates Editor, Ken Mattlin, along with their staff editors, Ciove, Business Manager, Apple- baum, journalistic Editor, Nicholas, Art Editor, Slatotf, Sports Editorg Neroni, Photographic Editor. We, the editors of the 1955 Sword and Sabre, 5 wish to thank Mr. Fullington, Mr. Smith, and Colonel Benz for the patience and advice they have given throughout tl1e year in helping to make this yearbook the best ever and we chal- lenge next year's staff to do a better and more efhcient job. Editors hard at work.

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First row: Vara, Tri-asurcrg liycr, Vicc Prcsidentg Spivavk, l'rn-side-nt: Mrs. Smith, Faculty I Advisor. Second row: Toth, Loc, llavr-son, St-crctaryg lA'Vl'llS0ll, Anderson. Third row: Rosenthal, lloldwyn, Szyjan, White, watcrllury, ftrthur. Fourth row: Iicshku, Franz, Oren- hurg, Kowal, Voycvidka. Fifth row: Lear, Urigg, Johnson, Hall UW., Slatoff, Colcscolt. RE DI CLUB This year the Bordentown Military Institute Reading Club had its most successful year under the sponsorship of Mrs. Morris VV. Smith and the club officers, who include President, Roger Spivackg Vice President, john Byerg Secretary, Alan Haveson and Treasurer, Henry Yara. This year, for the first time, the Reading Club set forth a list of aims upon which the club is run. They had many interesting programs. The Christmas program was recorded on B.M.I.'s new tape recorder. At another program, Miss Veronica Carey reviewed two interesting books. The Reading Club has also begun the practice of collecting dues. At the end of the season the money will be spent on making additions or needed improvements to our library. The success of the club must be acknowledged, but not without first saying, L'Thank you very much, Mrs. Smith and B.M.I.',