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

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First row: Giovf-, l'r1-side-lltg Nlarkrl, 51-rrvtury: Stutliuso. Tre-urllrvr: Spivurk, Yin' l'l'l'Sltll'IlI. Smwoml row: llutulano, L1-0, NX utvrlrury. livnz. liyvr, 'l'hir1l row: Nlultlin. tfoh-svott, Nlorlun, litlclson. Wlivllavlis, Staley. Y.M.C.A. The Y.Nl.C.A. was chosen hy the lluculty unml auhninistrantion to rvprf-sont the corps, as u whole, in its various activities. Elect:-tl as om- ccrs this ye-ur ure: Prcsiclent, Giovv: Yicc l'rcsi- clent, Spivackg Secretary, Murkolg Treasurer, Stulliosog Financial Secretary, Wvutcrlaury. In- cloctl, it is un honor well worth striving for. Wie wish to urge ull unelcrclussnion to nu-rit and win an nicnllwrship in this small st-lvct group, for it is we-ll worth while. We also wish to thunk Mr: Colby, our zulvisor, for his time uncl effort which hc so willingly guvc to assura- tllc YM group tht- i'0lllpl0lC success which it has achieved. E751

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First row: Mrs. Morris W. Smith, Catalano, Vara, Huhn, Rowley, Anderson, Mr. Morris W. Smith. Second row: Applebaum, Worth, Forbes, Bradley, Cranmcr, Smith QB. C. A.P. Bordentown Military Institute Squadron in conjunction with the aviation course is ollered to Juniors and Seniors of the Institute. B.M.l. has been lucky to have a C.A.l'. squadron that was activated three years ago by the New ,lersey wing. Mr. and Mrs. Morris W . Smith have been very active in our squadron by handling all administrative and guidance work, that has helped this ever growing popular activity. The instruction that Mr. Smith gives the squadron members in his aviation class is fired into a real meaning by the practical work that the cadets are able to do because of our C.A.l'. organization. Trips to airfields and even orien- tation flights are furnished the members of the squadron to help them grasp in a firmer light the value and true meaning of aviation educa- tion. We, the cadets of B.M.I., look at our C.A.P. squadron with pride, because this activity, though new to our school, has really been a great success and the future surely holds better things to come. U7