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

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'L BEN y gE85EiS.xxEiY P',,f'al'3't'eA 9,51 US- den BS-v Pdgxuetvut of Ca X, W Colonzommanfgistovi ilitar taff RALPH D. BURNS . I N0 . RMA B.C.S., Universid' of Mississippi B-S-, Virginialioft iR!KSEN Lf. Colonel, Inf., U.s,A. captain, Inllecdigc Insmm' P. M. S. and T. Amman! 'v - -A P- M- S. and .Tu This year, there were no new officers in the military department. Lt. Col. Burns, the P. M. S. CQ T., was here for his second year, Capt. Eriksen, the assistant P. M. S. 8: T for his third, and Col. Benz, the commandant of Cadets, for his eighth. Lt. Col. Burns is in charge of mapping out our military instruction courses and he also schedules our drills and events etc. Capt. Eriksen, who assists Col. Burns in the planning has the side jobs of being tactical officer of C Co. and leader E of the Landon Rifles, the B. M. I. special drill unit. Col. Benz, who is retired, is in charge of the Cadets themselves, in handing out punishment and awards. He also teaches seventh grade history. These men are among the busiest men in school, as they run the military. We all appreciate their efforts in keeping B. M. I. an honor school, and we shall all remember them for their sense of duty and obligation in making us better fit to go out into the world.

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ELIZABETH T. SMITH B.A., Syracuse University Librarian MARJORIE H. O'BRIEN DANIEL B- I-YTI-E Assisianl Librarian A.B., Shippensburg State Teachers College Susquehanna University Duke University Matbunalics MALCOLM B. O'BRIEN B.S., Colby College Mathematics 4 ROBERT E. WOOD A.B., A.M., University of Missouri English LEONARD LANE Birmingham Teachers Training College, England Iunior Scbool, General Science VINCENT J. FIORITO, JR. B.S., Pennsylvania Military College junior School, Band Director ELBERT E. HARRISON A.B., Highlands University Mathematic: Facult 13

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'EH 3 ANDREW L. KRITSBERG T Master Sergeant, U5 A uchcal Offer, Compally-C SHARLAN I.. SPINNEY CI' C3 ' S nr Fmt Cin, U 1 .S. T , SUPPIY Sergfm, A' nrllcal Omfff, Company A This year we had one addition to the military staff, Master Sergeant Kritsburg, who is in charge of B Company. He also teaches MST 1 classes. We are also glad to welcome back Sergeant First Class Conradi, who was in Korea during the last two years. He takes care of such things as scheduling and assisting in the training of the Landon Rifles. Here for the second year is Sergeant First Class Spinney, who is the tactical officer of A Company. All these men have taught us the practical and theoretical applications of our training and have given up much time to show us the way. So to these non-commissioned officers we wish to extend our thanks for all they have done for us, and as we leave, we are sure that, because of them, our way in the world will be much easier. CHARLE 3 5 R. Tlxzeanr First CESNRADI F I , U. e Offffl Compu-:Ab ilitar taff 15