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

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HAROLD C. BARKER, JR. Bulldog 2nd Lieutenant Trenton New Jersey Cross Country-1, 2: Winter Track-1, 25 Spring Track-l, 25 Landon Rifles-45 Reading Club-25 Dean's List-1, 2, 3, 4g Skirmisher-1, 2, 3, 4g M. S. Wreath-J, 45 Current Events Medal-lg Arms Room Q, 4. Bulldog came to B. M. I. five years ago, entering the eighth grade, and since then has made an excellent record. He has been an outstanding oliicer and has done an excellent job as cadet ofhcer in charge of the arms room. He was in the top quarter of the Senior Class academically and has par- ticipated in many social activities. We are proud of the job he has done at B. M. I. and now, as you leave us, we wish you the best of luck and success in your every endeavor. ALANSON D. BARTHOLOMEW Lanny 2nd Lieutenant Benson Vermont Rifle Team-3, 44 Landon Rifles-45 Dcan's List-35 Decorating Commit- tee-4g Y. M. C. A.-4g Sword and Sabre-45 Skirmisher-4. Lonny, who came to B. M. I. two years ago, has proven to be an excellent leader and a very good cadet. He was one of the mainstays on the rifle team, and participated in such activities as the decorating committee, the Sword and Sabre, the Skirmisher, and the Y.M.C.A. In contrast to his over-zealous record, he is a quiet, modest, good-natured sort of boy whose good humor has won him many friends. We are not sure of his future plans, but we feel sure that he will be a great success in his life activities. So, so long, to a swell guy and a great cadet.

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CHARLES AUDINO Cbazz Master Sergeant Erlton New Jersey J. V. Football-2g Varsity Football-35 Landon Rifles-3, 43 Dean's List- 2, 3, 45 Decorating Committee?4g Glee Club-25 M. S. Wreath-3, 43 Sword and Sabr?-4. I . t It has been three years since Chazz's smiling face was first seen on the B. M. I. campus. His ready wit has made him many friends, not only in the cadet corps, but also with the members of the faculty. Chazz is not only humorous, he is one of the most warm-hearted cadets in school. Anyone with a. problem, no matter how big or little it was, was always welcome in room 138 of the Mitchell House. Here could be found the sympathetic ear and good advice of Charles. An exceptionally fine scholastic and military record are among many of his accomplishments here at B. M. I. Chazz plans to go to P. M. C. next year and we know that he will e successful in anything he undertakes. The Senior Class of 1956 wishes to take this op ortunity to say, not goodby, but au revoir to a true friend andy classmate. RONALD F. BACKER Ron Private First Class Belmont Massachusetts Cross Country-45 Winter Track-45 Spring Track-43 Dean's List-45 Sword and Sabre-45 Skirmisher-4g Glee Club-45 First Ten-ff. Belmont High School's loss was certainly our gain when Ron decided to come here last fall. Ron, a native of Massa- chusetts, is one of the few boys able to devote his time to both sports and studies. He has excelled in both. Ronnie is a member of the Glee Club and also journalistic Editor of the Skirmisher. Besides participating in cross coun- try, winter and spring track, he enjoys skin-diving in the summer and skiing in the winter. Ron's future plan is to enter Tufts University and study to be a doctor. m1S

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MYLES BASS Champ Corporal Camden New Jersey Football j'.V.-Jg Basketball-33 Baseball J.V.-25 Golf Varsity-3, 4g Dean's List-2, 3, 4g Sword and Sabre-2, 3, 43 Skirmisher-2, 3, 45 First Ten Academic Students-2, 3, 45 M. S. Wreath-25 Latin Award-25 Franklin 8L Marshall Award-35 Buckley Award Honorable Mention-3, 45 Class Vice-President--4. In his three years at B. M. I. Myles has compiled a most impressive record both in the classroom and on the athletic field. Besides being captain of the Golf Team, he is editor-in- chief of the school newspaper, The Skirmisher . Since his sophomore year Myles has been number one student in his class, and he has excelled in everything else which he has at- tempted. Aside from his jovial personality and clean-cut ap- pearance, he is admired for his initiative and aggressiveness. With these virtues we are sure he will be a success in life. When he enters Dickinson College in September, he will have behind him the best wishes of the Class of 1956. Good Luck, Champ, it's been nice having you as Vice President of the Senior Class. WILLIAM F. BAUGHAN Bill Private Rifle Team-4g Tennis Team-45 Reading Club-4g Sword and Sabre-43 Skirmisher-4. Bill, a uiet but well liked Cadet at B. M. I., came here near the enlil of October, 1955. Before attending B. M.I he was a student at Dean Academy in Franklyn, Massachusetts. He has proven his interest in the school by participating in many of its activities. In s orts, he was a member of the rifle team. He was a memger of the reading club, on the journalistic staff of the Skirmisher, and on the photographic staff of the Sword and Sabre. Evenings saw him as chief switchboard 0 erator in the Business Office. So. Good Luck to a good Cadet and may you achieve the best.