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

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VICTOR D. SCHWARTZ Vic Corporal Woodbridge New jersey Varsity. Football-45 Wrestling-45 Varsity Baseball-4. Vic, a newcomer to the Senior Class this year, has pro- duced one of the best senior records for one-year men. Play- ing line backer on defense and center on offense, he was one of the team's top-flight performers for the undefeated Foot- ball team. He thereby paved the way for the selection of an All-State Prep team. Vic also excels in wrestling and is catcher in baseball. With his quick wit and fine humor, he has won a wide circle of als. Qfic plans to finish his education at Rutgers University. So we all wish him the heartiest wishes of the class and school and may all his ventures be successful. STANFORD P. T. SETO, JR. Bink Captain Blackwood New jersey I. V. Football-lg Cross Country-3, 4, Wrestling-1, 2, 3, 45 Winter Track-1, 25 Junior Baseball-3, 45 J. V. Spring Track-1, 2, 3, 45 Landon Rifles-2, 3, 4, Reading Club-15 Dean's List-1, 2, 3, 4, Dec- orating Committewl, 2g Glee Club-I, 2, M. S. Wreath-1, 2, 3, 43 Distinguished Cadet Private-lg Ten Best Rooms-3. Bink entered B. M. I. in 1950 and throughout the entire six years that he has been here he has made an excellent record. He entered in the seventh grade and was a platoon lead- er in D. Co. in the eighth grade. In the upper school, he did just as well militarily, being Company Commander of A. Co. He is also doing well scholastically, being on the Dean's List consistently, and always on the uppies. We all wish Bink the best of luck in college and through- out the rest of his life.

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RONALD A. SANDERS Ronnie Master Sergeant Ardmore Pennsylvania Cross Country 1, 2g Junior Basketball-1, 2g Winter Track-1, 25 Rifle Team-45 Junior Baseball--lg J. V. Baseball-2, 3, 45 Landon Rifles--3, 45 Decorating Committee2, J, 45 Sword and Sabrvl, 2, J, 45 Skir- misher-1, 2, 35 Glee Club-3. Ron could always be seen on the B. M. I. front campus taking the roll for the corps. This was his job as Assistant Adjutant, a responsible and difficult task. He has worked very hard for this position and deserves a great deal of credit for giving his time and effort to the school. The financing of the yearbook was another one of his accomplishments. He worked very hard as business manager of the Sword and Sabre in order to supply suflicient funds for the printing of this 1956 edition. Ron plans to con- tinue his military career at Pennsylvania Military College and we are sure he will enjoy this thoroughly. HENRY C. SAUNDERS Rebel Sergeant First Class District Heights Maryland J. V. Baseball-4g Spring Track-3, 45 Landon Rifles-45 Dean's List-J, 43 Y.M.C.A.-J, 4. ' Rebel came to B. M. I. in the fall of 1954, and since the first day he walked through its portals, he has made a wonderful record. With his ready smile and likeable man- ner, he has made a very good impression on the cadets and the faculty. He has made an excellent name for himself in both his academic and military studies. His promotion was surprisingly fast in military grades due to his good work and his leadership ability. Rebel has done exce tionally well in C Company. We are sure he will succeed: in whatever he undertakes so we wish him well wherever he goes. l L'l' Q

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TOMAS A. SITTON Tom lst Lieutenant David, Chiriqui Republica De Panama Cross Country-3, 45 Winter Track-2, 3, 45 Varsity Spring Track-2, 3, 45 Landon Rifles-3, 4. Tom came to B, M. I. three years ago and since that time has established one of the best track records in the school's history. He ran 54 seconds on the boards-breaking Diaz's record of 54.6. It may be that he will go on to break the regular school record in the quarter mileg our current point record stands at 50.7. In the military Tom has shown exceptional ability as .1 leader. He now commands the second platoon of A. Com- pany. If it wasn't for his language difhculty he would have attained a higher rank, So, to Tom, may we say that we are indebted to you for setting us an example of loyalty and trust. As you leave the halls of B. M. I. we'll always remember you as a cadet and true friend. Vaya Con Dios, Amigo. ROBERT W. SLATOFF Spooks lst Lieutenant Trenton New jersey J. V. Football-I5 Varsity Football-2, 3, 45 junior Basketball-15 J. V. Basketball-25 Winter Track-3, 45 J. V. Spring Track-15 Varsity Spring Track-2, 3, 45 Reading Club-3, 45 Dean's List-1, 2, 3, 45 Y.M.C.A.-- 45 Sword and Sabre+2, 3, 45 Skirmisher-Z, 3, 45 Glee Club--2, 3, 45 First Ten-1, 25 M. S. Wreath-l, 2, 3, 45 Band-1, 2, 3, 45 Best Old Boy Drill Medal-35 Ten Best Rooms-35 Sports Editor of Sword and Sabre--35 Associate Editor of Sword and Sabre-4. Bob, who is better known as Spooks, as probably one of the most active and versatile members of the graduating class. In sports, he has won no less than twelve letters, eight of which were for varsity participationg and in the way of scho- lastics, he has never dropped from the top ten per cent of his class. As Band commander he did a splendid job in lead- ing his proud and spirited unit, Spooks has showed his wonderful musical ability in the Glee Club and showed his literary talents in the Reading Club and by doing his share of the work in the school paper and yearbook. Bob plans to be a scientist and hopes to make the World a little better because of his presence. In departing, we'll always remember him not only as a true friend but also for the fine standard and example he set for us while cadets at B. M. I.