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

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JUNIOR CHOOL GRADUATE This year 17 cadets will be graduating in June and in doing so will take a big step in their educa- tional careers. Next fall they will join the upper school and will be the nucleus for next year's Fresh- man class. In the military department the class was led by lst Lt. Richard Marrash who was the com- mander of D company. He was ably assisted by Cadets Franke and Jessup who were the two platoon leaders. In athletics the junior School graduates were ably represented. Cadet Meier was on the varsity wrestling team and participated in a State meet. Cadet Franke also lent a hand to our track team. Academically cadet Marrash led the Graduating Class and the junior School as a whole. In all phases of life at B. M. I. the 1956 Junior School Graduating Class has shown its ability and determination. Con- gratulations to a great bunch of cadets who have done an admirable job. Keep up the good work. Ist row: Carter, Potsdam, Webb, Wfestenhagen, Marrash, Goldsmith. 2nd row: Taylor, Laaken, Clark, Jessup, W'ilmerton. 3rd row: Meier, Kaufman, Craft, Franke, Heinkle, Blindcr. --WU' f ' , .1

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OFFICERS The Cadet Commissioned Officers consti- tute the backbone of the corps. It is with their leadershi that the Corps is trained, disciplined andljmanaged each year. Officers' responsibilities can hardly be realized by other Cadetsg their attitudes are reflected in the Corps, their actions are reflected in the Corps and they are looked up to and re- spected by the younger Cadets. The primary ambition of every new cadet is to become a Cadet Officer. To earn this rank a Cadet must have certain qualifications such as the ability to become a good leader, good character, integrity and the capability of carrying responsibility. For the future Cadets that aspire to be- come Officers, we, the graduating Oliicers, wish to leave a thought with you, Hold your head high and keep your mind openg you can always learn. Ist row: Barker, Giove, Bartholomew. 2nd rout: Pingirore, J. A., Seto, S., Mcllwain, Byer. Third row: Hagg, Candelori, A., W'ernirznig, Slatoff, Sitton. Commissioned fficers