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

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ARTHUR B. BERRY Artie Corporal Philadelphia Pennsylvania Varsity Soccer--2, 3, 45 Junior Basketball-lg Junior Baseball-lg J. V. Baseball-2, 45 Golf-3. Art is a tall lanky boy. This height and size gave him a great advantage as goalie on the soccer field. He has been in varsity competition for three years and made the all-regional team in his junior year. Artie is known for his carefree manner and his ready wit. A party with Artie is always a joyful occasion. To Art we would like to say, not goodby, but so long, for we all hope to see him again sometime. JOHN W. BOYD lack Sergeant Yeadon Pennsylvania Varsity Football-45 Varsity Baseball-43 Varsity Basketball-45 Dean's List-43 Decorating Committee-4g Y.M.C.A.-4. jack entered B. M. I. as a post graduate. He has estab- lished himself well in sports because of his outstanding ath- letic abilit and competitive spirit, He was a member of our undefeated, football team, is now a member of the basketball team and soon will be a member of our baseball team. Jack has made his mark on us all. He should get far in life. He hopes to go to Gettysburg College. His sincerity and his earnestness during his first few months at B. M. I. will undoubtedl carry over into his college work. So to one who has workedy hard, jack, may you reach the top and have the success and happiness which you deserve.

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JAMES B. BAXTER 1. B. Private Madison New Jersey J. V. Football-25 Varsity Football-33 Winter Track-2, Jg Rifle Team- 4g Varsity Baseball-25 Golf Team-3, 4g Landon Rifles-2, 3, 4g Dean's List-J, 43 Decorating Committee-2, 3, 4g Sword and Sabre-3, 45 Sword and Sabre Editor-in-Chief-45 Skirmisher-3, 45 Glee Club 35 Class Pres- ident-4g Y.M.C.A. Vice President-4. Let one word be said against Madison and J. B. will point out that he strongly believes Madison superior to any other city in the U. S. A. J. B. is known by his many friends at B. M. I. as quite a versatile person. He has keen interests in golf, in art, and he also participates in many competitive sports. As Editor-in-Chief of the Sword and Sabre, he has contributed greatly to the production of this book. His artistic ability has been accredited with the decorations for the B. M. I. dance. In all things he has forgotten glory, and done the work. We all wish J. B. all the success in his chosen field of Orthodontistry. JOHN w. BERISH john Corporal Trenton New jersey Winter Track-35 Landon Rifles-4. John came to B. M. I. two years ago and has roven him- self to be one of the best mannered, well likedi and most all-around cadets in the corps. Since his arrival, he has gained for himself a very good record of accomplishment in his military as well as scholastics. His quiet humor and smiling face have become a art of B. M. I. john has also tafen honors in sports, in track and football to name a couple. The future looks bright for john as he plans to enter the sphere of the medical world where we know he will be very successful. i 4

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EDWIN P. BOYER, JR. Snowball Corporal Philadelphia Pennsylvania Winter Track--45 Landon Rifles-3. ' I Snowball' has been one of best classmates during his three years at B. M. I. Hailing from the citfy of Brotherly Love , Ed is very popular on the campus or his winning smile and willingness to help others all he can. He has done fine work in both his military and academic subjects. All who are acquainted with Ed realize that he has the ability and personality to become a success in the coming years. To you, Ed, we the Senior Class wish you the best of luck and happy hunting! Hats off to Edwin Boyer! PAUL F. BROWN Nail: Private First Class Harrisburg Pennsylvania Football Varsity-45 Basketball Varsity-45 Baseball Varsity-4g Decorat- ing Committee-QQ Glee Club-45 All-State football. . t Penns lvania is known for its size and historical back Y - ground. In Harrisburg, the Capital of Pennsylvania, there are many industrial firms and insurance companies which are well known. Coming from a family living in this capital city, Paul Brown portrays a fine American youth. just as is home town is known for its production, Paul is known for his contribu- tion to the school. This past successful season of football, in which B. M. I. reached its eak, can be credited somewhat to the leadership and knowledge which Co-captain Paul has passed to his team-mates. His consistent sportsmanship and never-ending will to win were the definite reason for success. Hence, he was awarded a place on the all-state team. In Paul's spare time he enjoys boxing. Paul intends to enter college. With his sincere desire to progress, we know he will succeed. Good luck, Paul!