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

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ls 'QR .. X, GUN 7- Q '- M R. HOWARD HUSKER Coach I. V. FOOTBALL The Bordentown Military lnstitute Junior Varsity Football Team, under the able coach- ing of Mr. Howard Husker and Mr. Marvin Borst, sported a one and four record. Although the J.V.'s did not have a winning season, it was one of building. Several green, inexperi- enced boys showed up for the first practice, but by the end of the season Mr. Husker had them looking like a fine ball club, With only two weeks' practice, the first game with Bordentown High School resulted in a l2-6 score for B.H.S. Cadet Kenny Paul scored the only T.D., late in the 4th quarter, with a 45 yard run around right end. Allentown High School J.V.'s fell to a determined B.M.l. squad, I9-6, Roger Marks tallied twice for the cadets while Bob Brenner scored once. Lam- bertville H. S. J,V., stopped the little soldiers, I3 to 6. Roger Marks scored B.M.l.'s only T.D. Ewing H. S. J.V.'s gave B.M.l, its worst defeat of the year, 32-l4g fullback Dick Sawe yer scored B.M.l.'s only T.D.'s. The last game proved to be the most exciting one of the sea- son. Bordentown H, S. J.V.'s stopped B.M.l., I9-l4, This was a close game and the High School pulled it out of the fire. Mike Blake and Roger Marks scored the T.D.'s for B.M.l. lst Row: Paul, K., Marks, R., Ramaley, D., Barkin, B., Radke, P,, Sternick, M., Craft, A Huestis, W., Kreyling, C. 2nd Row: Cremer, H., Berglund, H., Brick, C., Seliga, R Fry, D., Barrett, J., Mowbray, A., Kenney, T., Could C. 3rd Row: Griest, B., Spiegel, E Upson, S., Winnlck, B., Smith, K, R., Hobart, R., Rohmer, R., Hinkle, W., Frisbie, R Sawyer, R. N., . . ,f .X ax g ,N 7-my , ,gg Af- . . vc--W

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A A 1 X A 'fr 3, Light w A s. .bm , it 7' r'.fts5i3.Cf3 N lst Row: Voyevidka, l., Colescott, J., Leshko, J., Szyian, M., Valerius, H., Oyon, G., Crane, C. lcaptainl, Bojczuk, J., Zielinski, A. 2nd Row: Awad, R. lmgr.l, Holbrook, B. lmgr.l, Maglione, P., Frontado, H., Torre, J., Sucre, N., Frontado, W., Battaglia, J., Bermudez, J., Chabot, A., Klecor, A., Kaufman, A., Mr. H. Cier lcoachl. This year, the B.lVl.l. soccer team opened its season under a new coach, Mr. Harry S. Cier. Although the Little Army booters had a losing season of 2 won, 5 lost, 2 tie, they bet- tered last year's record. Despite the efforts of our most valuable player, Jerry Leshko, a member of the i955 All State team, the team could not manage to run up a winning record. Thanks to our goalie, Andy Zielinski, the games that the team lost were by very close margins. Loss of star fullback, Fred Bingler, and injuries acquired by other starters, de- prived the soccermen of a few more victories. Playing against Lawrenceville School, the Prep School Champs, and Hamilton High, the SOCCER MR. H. CIER Coach Group 4 Champs, the B.M.l, booters put up a very close fight but lost both times by iden- tical scores of l-O. However, in the next few contests, the Little Army soccerists began to roll. They tied the strong Pingry team IO-Ol and Hun School ll-l l. Afterwards, the team began to click while smearing Pennington School by a score of 5-O, and then defeating the stub- born Princeton High team by l-0. After the season, Jerry Leshko was again selected to the All State team l'56l. This was all due to the fine coaching that he receivec from coach Stan Cier and to the wonderfu cooperation that he received from Captair Camelio Craine, Jerry Bojczuk, Mike Szyjar and the rest of the team.