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

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lst Row: Nasif, D. 2nd Row: Brick, W., Szyjan, M., Meszaros, K., Luker, C., Spaeth, D., Gould, G. 3rd Row: Leamon, R., Ward, T., S.F.C. Conradi, Nagy, R. A., Brick, E., Havey, A. With a full schedule of top-flight com- petition, the rifle team for i956-i957 set to work a few weeks after the beginning of school to prepare for a tough season. Although more than thirty cadets came out on the first day, only ten had to be select- ed to compose the team. Through two weeks of careful screening and elimination, S.F.C. Conradi, the coach, finally chose the cream of the crop. ln the course of the season, a few of the P matches had to be cancelled, but some of the high-spots of the season were the two match- es with Admiral Farragut which were both won by the Middiesg however, B.lvl.l. retali- ated when it won over Admiral Farragut of Florida. The Cadets also scored two wins over 'N Haddonfield High School. 5 The team spirit and cooperation gained this year is something to be envied. Lost mat- ches didn't seem to dampen the enthusiasm or determination of the team in the slightest. Through the experienced coaching of S,F.C. Conradi, the team has acquired the es- sential factors of marksmanship, team spirit and sportsmanship that will go a long way ir making the team of i958 a highly successfu one. High scorers this year were Charles Luker Kenneth Meszariols, Edgar Brick, Michael Szyi pi jan and Richard avey. 5-F-C- CHARLES CONRA Top-notch support was furnished by George Gould, Leamon, Spaeth, Brick, W. Nagy R. A., and Ward T. R. Cadet P. Nasi was the efficient manager and morale booster VV ' , A

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L, 2 l I 1 W-...C Demonstrating: Captain C. Nelson, Hess, J., Seto, S. lst Row: Shandor, F., Cranbois, M., Seto, R., Pascual C 2nd Row' Aiello A C-riest W Barnes C Chabot A St 'k M. , , . , ., , ., , ., , ., ernic , 3rd Row: Orenberg, A., Mahoney, R., Boyd, M., Haase, A., Barnett, J., Wengryn, S., Dallas, R. Revenge-that was the watch word of Captain George Nelson's wrestling team. ln one of the most successful seasons in a dec- ade, the cadet grapplers collected S wins in seven matches, got one state championship, Robert Dallas ll77l and three second places, lodney Seto llO5l, Stanford Seto ll22l, and Klan Haase ll67l, in the sixth N.J.l.S.A.A. ournament. This year's team was built on four of last fear's grapplers, R. Seto, S. Seto, who was the 55 lb. State Champion last year, A. Haase, ind R. Dallas, who was the I67 lb. State Ihampion last year, In addition to these there vere Mike Cranbois lll4l, Charles Barnes l29l, Joe Hess ll35l, Tony Aiello ll4Ol, Bill Criest ll45l, Jack Barnett ll56l, and 'oth Dick Mahoney and Mike Boyd at heavy- veight. The cadets got their season off to an aus- icious start by sinking Admiral Farragut 26- 9, then in quick succession fell Lawrenceville 5-24, and Hun School 28-l8. With a week's reparation, the cadets traveled to George chool whom they trounced 26-l8. The vic- Jrious Maroon and White sailed smoothly ito the Peddie school match-MAEL- TROMF-and emerged at the low end of a 5-8 score, A week later, Valley Forge racked ie cadets 30-IO. After doing an extensive ferhaul and conditioning, Coach Nelson sent is proteges out to conquer St. Benedict's Prep l-20. The tournament competition placed Jrdentown fourth, in a field of eight prep zhools, with 26 points. WRESTLING CAPT. GEORGE N ELSON Coach 3250 Wg-nr, lls.+. 31

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UNK, Q6 .ve This year's winter track team, with a fine showing of athletic ability and school spirit, finished its season undefeated, although it was tied twice. As is usual most of the credit nust be given to the cadets, but we recognize that our success was due to the fine coaching af Mr. Paul Hartpence, and Mr. Malcolm D'Brien. The team won a total of five dual meets and tied two dual meets. Ted Benz set a new 3.M.l. record in the State Meet for the indoor nile, 4:3-4.3. Pat Morgan set a new B.M.l. 'ecord in the 60 high hurdles at the State Vleet, 8.1. Bojczuk set a new school record n the 60 low hurdles, and tied the 70 low uurdles school record. We find that the top point-getters were MR. P. G. HARTPENCE WINTER TRACK lll Ted BGHZ-SQVZ, l2l Bojczuk-52, l3l Pat Morgan-49V2, l4l Dick Mahoney-39, l5l Bickley-30. Of course, the highlight of this winter's track season was the sixth state indoor track meet held at Lawrenceville, February 20th. ln this B.M.l. placed fourth with a total of I7 points. Ted Benz placed first and set a new B.M.l. record for the indoor mile. Bickley placed third in the 880. Pat Morgan placed fourth in the 60 high hurdles and set a new B.M.l. record. Sellyei placed fifth in the 60 high hurdles. Bojczuk placed fifth in the 60 low hurdles. Lesko, Morgan, Brenner, and Bojczuk placed fifth in the eight lap relays. With this year's season and its successes we look forward to next year with Don Rama- ley and Mike Kraft as our co-captains. lst Row: Leshko, J., Brenner, R., Kraft, M. A., Benz, T., Bickley, R., Ramaley, D., Boj- czuk, J., Thielhelm, R. 2nd Row: Voyevdika, I., Davis, J., Morgan, J., Sellyei, J., Mor- gan, R., Reuben, L., Mahoney, R., Ruggerio, D., Marks, R,, Finneran, J. 3rd Row: Mr O'Brien lcoachl, Bickar, A., Bermudez, J., Mowbray, J., Arthur, J., Ranieri, J., Pate, R., Vitullo, R., Marcotte, T., Awad, R., Mr. P. Hartpence lcoachl. 4th Row: Kenna, R., Hues- tis, W., Dent, R., Talbot, R., Winnick, B., Wachtel, B., Levenson, M., Oughton, J. Knight, J., Chiriam, R.