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

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Buck Hill Falls Conference, February 3 - 5, 1956 This year the Buck Hill Falls co-educational re- ligious conference was the biggest in all its history. Seventy-two schools were representedg we are proud to say Bordentown Military Institute was one of them. The topic of the conference was Why Religion ? The two speakers who gave us their opinions were B. Davie Napier of Yale University Divinity School and George W. Webber, Dean of Students, Union ' i - 'er well qualified men. Theological Seminary two v y f al manner in which they presented their The in orm subjects pleased every one and contributed much to the success of the conference. The cadets who attended were Tomas A. Sit- ton, Robert Slatoff, Philip Rowley and Frank Giove. The faculty member who accompanied the cadets was Mr. Lyndon Colby, who has been attending Buck Hill Falls conferences for the past sixteen years. The boys were quite fortunate to have him with them since his experience helped in answering many ques- tions. ' b r the revealing ex- The boys will long remem e periences at The Inn. W Firs f row. row. ' ,IICgpi . an mncrqn, J Sl. Baxter, Gi , If Ove, Ro off O v pdyke P wlgy I ea I ,I ' 5660,-,d Des row: Simon, Ben z, Labash, Arm ur, place ' Third

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First rnw: Rowley, Capt. M. W. Smith Lt r n t Scco Vae H Opdyke, Bartaglia, Sanders, R. A. U Q . The Civil Air Patrol of the Bordentown Military Institute consists of cadets with a strong liking for Aviation. In addition to the ordinary class work, under Captain Morris W. Smith, the C. A. P. Squadron has had the privilege in the past two years of special tours to Washington, D. C. Last year the trip was made in a C-47 and this year the group traveled by car. Aiding Captain Smith is his wife, First Lieutenant Elizabeth Smith, who assists with the books and clerical work of the squadron. On behalf of the Senior Class, Good Luck to the C. A. P. and its future at B. M. I.