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

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NICHOLAS DE PAOLA Chrirli Private First Class Milltown New Iefsel' Soccer Varsity-3: Wrestling-3, 4, Decorating Committee-3, 4. Although this is Christi's second year here at B. M.'I. he has made a splendid record for himself. Christi will always be remembered for his unselfish good will which has won him many friends in the B. M. I. Corps of Cadets. Christi can always be seen promoting the school spirit at all the athletic games. B. M. I. wishes you, Christi, all success in whatever you may undertake. Remember Aim high and you will always hit your mark. MICHAEL DOEHLER Mike Corporal Upper Montclair New jersey Winter Track-45 Varsity Baseball-4g Dean's List-4. Having attended the summer session at B. M. I. Mike had little difhculty in adjusting himself in September. He is a P. G., having graduated from Montclair High School. His future glans for continuing his education are undecided. A islocated shoulder kept him out of fall sports. but he came out for winter track and will play baseball. He is a very apt scholar, being high on the Dean's List. To you, Mike, we wish the best. of luck. We are sure you will succeed in whatever you do. So long, to a swell fellow. N

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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

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LEE C. ELIA Lee Sergeant Philadelphia Pennsylvania J. V. Football-45 Basketball Varsity-43 Baseball Varsity-4g Dean's List-43 Decorating Committee-45 All-State, All-Delaware County Foot- ball. Lee Elia is one of Phi1adelphia's favorite citizens. In Philadelphia most people being sports enthusiasts will be able to tell you about Lee. In coming to B. M. I. Lee brought with him his famous personality .and leadership ability. Lee has always been a standout in anything he does, from paint- ing school buildings to picking the girls. Sports have been a real attribute to him, for in competing in Football, Basket- ball and Baseball, he has compiled an exceptional record, as you might expect. Lee won almost every honor possible. In Football, he compiled one of the best records ever made at B. M. I. and for this reason he won a berth on the All- State Team. As the years.go by, Lee may be forgotten at B. M. I. but you can bet that his records as a sportsman and a gentleman will live forever. MICHAEL W. EVANKO Bill Corporal Trenton New jersey Cross Country-45 Basketball Varsity-45 Baseball Varsity-45 Dcan's List--'gg Decorating Committee-4g.Y.M.C.A.-4. . Bill Evanko, a former Ewing star who entered B. M. I. in September, has proven himself a worthy cadet already. He was an outstanding cross-country performer, a main cog on the basketball team and will be one of the best pitchers B. M. I. will see in a long time. Handsome Bill is noted for his heart-warming personality. He is not sure which col- lege he will attend, but will definitely go on to complete his higher education. Bill is an outstanding student and had the honor of being on the Dean's List. 1r v