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

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OLAV M. CHRISTIANSEN Crirti Private Rockaway New Jersey Rifle Team-4g Dean's List-4. Christi is one of the outstanding shots on the rifle team and an outstanding cadet. He has that quiet sincere attitude which makes peo le admire him and he always is thinking of his fellow cadets. Christi came to Bordentown for only one year, and is a perfect example of a cadet making a good name for himself in a short period of time. He has made the Dean's List and received many other honors. The Senior Class is wishing you, Christi, a most prosperous future from all our hearts. LARRY S. CRAMMER Larry Corporal Bordentown New Jersey Varsity Basketball-45 Varsity Baseball-4. Having graduated from the William MacFarland High School in 1955, Larry came to B. M. I. as a post graduate. In his short time here he has made a Hne record in both sports and other activities. Even though he's a day student, he could frequently be seen on the campus after classes either helping another cadet or working out on an athletic squad. The members of the Senior Class would like to take this opportunity to wish a truly swell fellow classmate a top degree of success in his coming life.

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JOHN L. BYER Percy Captain Allentown New jersey Cross Country-15 Winter Track-Sg Spring Track-S5 Landon Rifles- 3, 4, S3 Reading Club-45 Sword and Sabre-3, 4, SQ Skirmisher-3, 45 Arms Room-3, 4. john began his stay at B. M. I when he entered the jun- ior School eight years ago. Since then, he has achieved great heights in both scholastic and military work. john was a fine olhcer and did outstanding work in the arms room last year. Before that, he was an excellent track manager. John's willingness to help other cadets will leave a lasting memory in the hearts of all, and will cause him to be missed by all who knew him. So we, the graduating class of 56, wish him the best in everything he does. So good luck to a swell fellow. AN GELO CANDELORI, JR. Candy lst Lieutenant Trenton New jersey Varsity Football-45 J. V. Football-3g J. V. Track-25 Varsity Track-3, 4g Landon Rifles-3, 4g Dean's List-3, 45 Y.M.C.A.-2, 3, 4. Angelo, better known as Candy, came to B. M. I. in 1954, Since then, he has established a fine record 'both scholastically and militarily. He is a good sport and a friend to everyone Candy has the best personality you would want to meet. His leadership ability helped him maintain one of the top positions in the cadet corps. In this field he received six consecutive promotions. In the Held of sports, Candy was one of the best men on the track team and also played end on the undefeated football team of '55, Dancing and dreaming of his girl are his favorite pastimes. His main ambition is to become a mechanical engineer. To Candy, we the boys of '56 wish you the best of luck in all your future plans.

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ERNEST L. CURLEY Ernie Private First Class Havertown Pennsylvania Varsity Football-4. Born and raised in Havertown, Pa., Ernest Curley grew up to be the great character we know as, Ernie. He had his secondary schooling at Havertown High School where he ex- celled in sports and scholastics. He continued his fine work here at B. M. l. as he maintained his high academic stand- ings and was one of our better linemen on the undefeated football team. We have mentioned his great athletic ability as well as scholastic average, but even greater is his pleasing person- ality. In the short time he has been here, he has made a wide circle of friends, all very fond of him. We are posi- tive that Ernie will succeed both in college and his later life, because of the excellent character that goes into the making of our friend Ernie. ROBERT L. DALLAS B012 Sergeant Philadelphia Pennsylvania Varsity Football-4g Wrestling-4g Varsity Baseball-45 Decorating Com- mittee-4g Sword and Sabre-fg Glee Club-4. Bob was born in Philadelphia and spent five years at Germantown Academy before he came to B. M. I. Here he has made a fine record in both the athletic and scholastic fields. He was one of the mainstays of our undefeated foot- ball team and a consistent winner in wrestling. His plans for college are uncertain, as yet, but we feel that no matter where he goes, he will make good. His per- sonality has won him many friends here, and will surely win him many friends no matter what he does or where he goes. So we, the class of '56, salute you, Bob, and wish you the greatest success in your life venture. wmmW -7Xw4:1.v2 f V