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

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.X This years J.V.'s had probably as success- ful a season as could be imagined, With nine wins against two defeats they have made a record of which we can be proud. Four of last year's lettermen, with a year of valuable experience behind them, returned to' this year's lineup. One factor, which proved nearly fatal a few times, was the lack of depth on the bench. There was enough for only five men on the court and one on the bench, in spite of it all they came through without any serious trouble. A key factor in all their wins was the sweat and toil put out by their able- bodied coach, Mr. Marvin Borst. Although most everyone had a year of experience, there was and still is, much more for them to learn. The lineup consisted of Ken Smith at cen- ter, Dick Sawyer and Bill Schoenfeld at the forward spots and Bill Kuhl, Hugh Burgland and Jack Bray alternating at guard. We praise them for their fine season and wish them suc- cess on whatever team they play next year. 8 JUNIOR VARSITY MR. MAQIONSLI: BORST SCORES Admiral Farragut ................... Pennington ............. Lawrenceville ...... Hun .................... Barnard ................... Bordentown High ....... Allentown ............... Princeton . ....... Pennington ............. Burlington High ......... St. Benedict's Prep lst Row: Sawyer, R. 2nd Row: Upson, S., Berglund, H., Smith, K. R. lCaptainl, Kuhl, W., Schoenfeld, W., Bray, J. B.M. I 46 63 33 49 75 60 60 36 50 40 40

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,'3l .Af Y lst Row: Kesty, R., Pingitore, A., Johnston, J., 2nd Row: Fetterly, W., Kenny, T., Rudolph, ..... Antoniak, C., Harris, A. Although this year's freshman-sophomore basketball team came out on the short side of a 2-3 record they are to be congratulated on a job well done. To spite their inexperience all the players showed the spark that will in two years augment B.M.l.'s fine varsity club. The team led by cadets John Radke, Morris Rudolph, Bill Bragg, and Tony Pingitore showed the fine sportsmanship that has al- ways been a characteristic feature of the cadets' teams, It has also to be said in their favor that they never lost a game by more than four points. Every player on the team wishes to ex- press his most sincere thanks to coach, How- ard Husker, from whose guidance they de- rivedlthe knowledge to play as a well organ- ized team. And this editor wants to thank you, the players of this team, for the great job that all of you did and the fine credit that you show- ered upon Bordentown. Radke, P., Siliga, R., Conte, A., Zarroli, A. , Mr. H. E. Husker lcoachl, Demerest, J., FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL -QQ? fi MR- HOWARD H C0ach USKER