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

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HOWARD A. KRAMER Howie Private Wyncote , Pennsylvania Varsity Football-4g Wrestling-49 Varsity Baseball-4. Howard Kramer, former Cheltenham High School star, is a well built boy of 5' 10 and 185 pounds of solid muscle. Howie, as he is known to his many friends, starred in the backfield for B. M. I.'s football team. Along with being a great help to the football team, he is a hne wrestler and one of Philadelphia's outstanding baseball players. This being Howie's first year at B. M. I. has not hamp- ered him in making friends, He is well liked by all his fellow cadets because of his fine disposition and a swell per- sonality. Howie is also known for being a wonderful conver- sationalist and is even better known for his famous saying, Would you scratch my back? Howie plans to attend B. M. I. for another year and then take one of his many offered college scholarships. JAMES M. L'ABBE Private First Class frm Seattle Washington Tennis-45 Reading Club-43 Dean's List-4. jim, who had to travel a long way to get here, has made great headway in the short time since September. He is one of the best ping-pong players down at the Y-Hut. He is a rabid sports fan and considers basketball his favorite sport. He plans to enter college at either William and Mary, Georgetown or San Francisco. All the seniors wish jim lots of luck in the future and they hope he will carry on the same spirit he has displayed while attending B. M, I. v

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HARVEY KATZ Haw Master Sergeant Interlaken New Jersey Football-lg Wrestling-2, 3, 45 J. V. Baseball-23 Dean's List-45 Sword and Sabre-33 Skirmisher-3, 4. Harvey came to B. M. I. in his sophomore year. He was quick in getting into the swing of things. Harvey's first year was quite taken up with wrestling and V. baseball. Mr. Dunn immediately observed the terrific possibilities in his wrestling ability. He was a stand-out on the team for the following three years. As the years passed, Harvey re- ceived many accomplishments-rewards in military promo- tion,, merit list and the Dean's List. He will always be re- membered because of his wonderful personality and good sense of humor. His favorite expression, What you doin', Willie May? has caused many good laughs. B. M. I. is sorry to lose Harvey, but everyone in school wishes him Great Expectations l LEONARD C. KOHN Leon Private First Class Trenton New Jersey Dean's List-4. Leon didn't have to come very far when he entered B. M. I. He lives in nearby Trenton when he isn't in school. He is quite a sport and loves to follow the local basketball teams. Besides his interest in sports he has shown a great interest in his academic work and made the Dean's List consistently. Leon has tried to be friendly to everyone and we feel he has done a good job. It is this wonderful trait that should push him ahead in later life. Good luck to a swell guy.

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JOSEPH L. LIGOS foe Private First Class Florence New jersey Varsity Football-4g Wrestling-4. just a stone's throw away in Florence, comes one of our day students. He has been in B. M. I. for only one year, but has made an enviable record which will not be forgotten. He was a member of our undefeated Football team, and is active in other sports. A quiet but aggressive student, Joe has made many friends and will be in our minds for a long time. Now that we are breaking up to go our independent ways, we will lose contact but we will always remember him and his quiet ways. So, much success in your chosen field, ROY T. MALLANE Teeth Corporal Naugatuck Connecticut Varsity Football-44 Varsity Basketball-45 Varsity Baseball-49 Decorat- ing Committee-45 Y.M.C.A.-43 Sword and Sabre-4. Teeth, as the boys all know him, came to B. M. I. as an All-State back from Connecticut. A graduate from Nauga- tuck High School, he came this year and made an utstand- ing record on the athletic Held. He played in the Sinacklield for our undefeated Football team. Teeth, with his great sense of humor, is one of the most popular cadets on the campus. He wishes to enter one of the better Eastern colleges and wishes to become an All-Amer- ican. We feel that he will succeed in this and in any of his other plans. So, good luck, Roy. 4