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

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Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov Nov Nov Nov. 20 B.M.I. B.M.I B.M.I B.M.I B.M.I B.M.I B.M.I Trenton Central High School 30 Peddie School 29 St. Benedict's Prep 23 Princeton High School 29 Mount Holly High School 21 Lawrenceville 26 George School 29 8th Headmasters and Coaches Meet: 1. St. Benedict's 44, 2. Lawrenceville 49, 3. Blair 52, 4. B.M.1. 89, 5. Ped- die and Delbarton 131 2nd George School Invitation Meet: 1. .B..4... Southampton H. S. 32, 2. Landsdale H. S. 65, 3. Plymouth White Marsh H. S. 86, 4. George School 90, 5. Mt. Holly H. S. 109, 6. B.M.l. 133, 7. Bensalem H. S. 211, 8. Pennsbury H. S. No Score CROSS COU TRY Assisted by the able coaching of Mr. Hart- pence and Mr. O'Brien, and the leadership of co-captains, George Baldanzi and Harry Grif- fiths, last fall's cross country squad completed the sason with a 4-3 record. Though playing a very tough schedule, the team still managed to beat squads as Trenton Central High School, Peddie School, Princeton High School and George School. Bad weather and sore muscles were constant hindrances on the performances of the team, but they always kept running and trying their best. They had rain in the Mount Holly and Princeton High meets, and then in the George School Invitation meet, it rained in barrelsl The team literally ran on water! Outside of these three dates, the weatherman gave us fairly good consideration. The state meet, in which we placed fourth, was held on our own campus. Six of the state's leading teams competed for the top honors. Among the cadets who were consistently in the scoring section were Joe Dietz, Harry Grif- fiths, Gus Semon, Ted Benz and Roger Spivack. Good luck for next year's team. First row: Talbot, Zeldin, Franke, Acrich J., Arthur, Sissali, Levenson, Chapin, Semon, Giove, Seto S., Knight. Second row: Nicholas, Boyer, Solod M., Sitton T., Waterbury, Benz, Sanders, Spivack, Mr. Hartpence, Coach. Third row: Mr. O'Brieng Haag, Orenburg, Haase, Solod A., Morgan, Griffiths, Dietz, Billetdoux, Finneran J.M., Michealis, Hubscher.

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SOCCER This yearis soccer team got off to a very slow start by losing their first three games. However, with a lot of spirit and determination they pulled through to win two of their last four contests. The 2-5 record, unimpres- sive as it was, did not tell even a small part of the story. Under the able guiding of their coach, Mr. Hildebrandt, the team improved greatly and learned a great deal about the game. Even more important they learned the value of good sportsmanship. Manual De La Cruz headed the squad as captain and teamed with Ben Catalano to do most of the scoring. There were many young players on this year's varsity and ,l.V. teams who will be returning to give next year's squad much experience. Good luck to next year's team. Q nl A Morristown Friends 0 B.M.I. Pingry School 3 B.M.I. Peddie School 5 B.M.I. Lawrenceville 5 B.M.I. Pennington School 1 B.M.I. Hamilton High 5 B.M.I. Trenton Central High 2 B.M.I. New Jersey State Home for Boys 0 B.M.I. First row: Marrish, Witte, Valerius, Antonini O., Antonini G., DeLaCruz, Calalano, Szyjan, DePaola, Leshko, Manley. Second row: Rosenthal, Suinaga, Voyevidka, Oyon, Sitton J., Huhn, Navarro, Cortez, Kowal, Weisz, Vara, Goldberg. Third row: Franz, Battaglia, Berry. Omitted: Mr. Hilde- brandt, Coach. rv.inms-m1-annum-:naman-wmv N.4nu1-,gunman-mmmuunng-no-nu mln. x

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WRE TLI G This year's wrestling team had seven meets plus the Headmasters and Coaches Tourna- nent. Although the team did not win a single natch during the season, the boys wrestled well ind had lots of fun working together under the ible leadership of their coach, Mr. llonald Dunn. The hoys worked hard to prepare for their irst meet against Peddie School.. Although 'eddie outelassed B.M.l. hy the score of 37-5, few of B.M.l.,s grapplers looked promising. larvey Katz won a decision and Sal Giordano 'restled to a draw for the only cadet points. As a warm-up for the state meet, St. Bene- icts was the next rival. The Cray Bees won his one in spite of the wins by Seto, Sun- ieimer, and Cusack. In the state meet jim usack and Sal Giordano both placed third, ad Frank Skidmore placed fourth. The ,55 wrestling team did not have a very Jod record, but everyone on the team will gree that each wrestler learned a lot. Wle are l looking forward to next yearls team. rst row: Skidmore, Smith ll. li., Pinney, Giordano, 'to S., Scmoncs. Second row: Cusack, Suntheilner, holes, Katz, liranmer. Third row: Seto H., Marks eLullruz, Nicholas, llaasc, Hlarrish, Kesty. Omittedz uhng Mr. Dunn, Coach. 1 6' 917, ' arf' Jan. B.M.l. 5 lleddie School 37 Jan. 15 B.M.I. 17 Admiral Farragut Academy 31 Jan. 22 B.M.I. 6 George School 32 Jan. 29 B.M.l. 12 Trenton Catholic High School 22 Feb. B.M.l. 10 Bryn Athyn Academy 36 Feb 19 B.M.I. 13 St. liem-dict's Prep 34 March 2 81 5 lleadmasters and Coaches Tournament: Tth Place, 5 points , 1 . J 1 f All VI1, fa! U. fr 1 4-'J' v -5 s