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

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MicHA:L BLAKE Make Bound Brook New Jersey Private First Class B.M.l, Varsity Football, 4, Varsity Baseball, 4. Mike was one of the members of our undefeated football team and a member of the baseball team. Mike could always be found causing a near riot on the third floor of the White House every night. He was usually found in a group where there was a lot of noise, although he was quiet when by himself. His favorite pastime was going to the drive-in movies, and from this he got one of his nicknames. Mike is planning to study forestry at college. He will surely prove to be a success. Politeness costs nothing and gains everything. JERRY BOJCZUK llJerry,1 Elizabeth New Jersey Private Cross Country, 35 Spring Track, 3, 43 Dean's List, 3, Winter Track, 3, 43 Varsity Soccer, 4. Jerry came to B.M.l. two years ago and has proven himself to be one of the best mannered, well liked and a most all around cadet, in the corps. Since his arrival he has gained for himself a very good record of accomplishment in his military as well as in scho- lastics. His quiet humor and smiling face have become a part of B.M.l. Jerry has also taken honors in sports, especially in track and soccer. His future looks bright for him: he plans to take business as a career, Good luck to a swell cadet. -ual

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ww 1 at s. fl? 'ei ff? me Iii ' ns. an ., , N 1 N 5 at A W 7 f ROBERT CHARLES BICKLEY vi me Colonel Southampton Pennsylvania Private First Class Band 43 Clee Club, 43 Cross Country, 4g Chapel Pianist, 43 Track 4 Colonel entered B.lvi.l. for his senior year. His track ability has.won B.lVl,l. many events. He also may be distinguished as one of the key men in the Bandg he plays one of the hottest sourphones we have ever heard, His amiable ways have won him many friends in the corps. He also plays the piano for the C-lee Club and in evening chapel services. When Bick leaves B.lVl.l. he plans to go to col- lege. May he attain the positions for which he pre- pared himself here at Bordentown Military Institute. Music hath its charm. STANLEY G. BIEKER Clstanii St. Petersburg Florida Private First Class Varsity Football, 4. Stan entered B.M.l. as a senior. He is from the Sunshine State of Florida. When he first arrived a B.lVl.l., he felt a bit lost without his waterskis anc the Florida Palm trees. Here he has made a fine rec ord for himself in both athletics and scholastic fields He was one of the players of the undefeated varsit' football team. His plans for the future are a bit un certain--whether to return to B.lVl.l., for a P.C-. yea in preparation for the United States Air Force Acad emy or continue on to college. Whatever his plan for the future we are certain of his success. So we, the Senior Class of l957, salute you, Star and wish you the greatest success in your life ven ture. ln Dixie Land, l'll take my stand.

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Ms DAVID LEE BONGARZONE LlLeeI1 Scituate lvlassachusett Corporal Rifle Team, 33 Dean's List, 3, 4. It seems that only a short while ago Lee enterei B.M.l. with many other new cadets. He soon estab lished a very good record, making the Dean's Lis eight times. Lee is always ready to help anyone ani everyone is grateful for this, He has proved his abili ties in the arms room, too. lt will be a long time be fore we, the Senior Class, forget Lee. C-ood luck in your endeavors. Keep your grea spirit and wonderful personality always. 28 JOHN BORBI Bubbles Roebling . New JGVSGY Private First Class Intramural Basketball, 4, Varsity Football, 4g Baseball, 4. . The Florence Flash entered B.lVl.l. as a P.C-, this fall after graduating from Florence High. ln his short ' f' nds as well as time at B.lVl.l. John has made many rie compiling an outstanding record as a halfback on the all-conquering football team. Best of luck to a swell student and a great half- back. H Action speaks louder than words. '1 ll ' ' ' f ',,,.- ,gngjl L N uni 'ml