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

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iff, ,ii ,SR titre- ' Wu-11' MICHAEL CANDELORI ucandyvt W H 'nas A l ?l'i ' MARK CACKOVIC Cacky Steelton Pennsylvania Private First Class Varsity Letterman in Football, 43 Varsity Letterman in Track, 4 Cacky has only been here one year, but in tha' short time he has made many friends. He helped ou football team go all the way for another undefeatec season. He has done very well in his classroom work When he isn't studying or on the Athletic Field yoi will find him writing a nice long letter to his ont and only, Pat. All of us will remember him for his smile ani his friendliness to everyone. We, the Senior Class wish him the best of luck in the future, knowing tha he will succeed. I do as I please and l do it with ease. Trenton New Jersey 2nd Lieutenant n on Rifles 2 3 4 J.V. Baseball, lg Varsity Baseball, 23 J.V. Football 2 3 JV B sketball, lg Manual of Arms Medal lOld Mike known as Candy, entered the Junior School six years ago Since then he has made a fine record both in Military and sports. His leadership ability helped him maintain one of the best catchers ever to His good naturedness has won him many friends, and he has proven himself reliable and trustworthy in every thing he has done, His future plans are un- known to us but we will miss him when he leaves. The Class of 57 wish him the best of luck and success through the years that follow. -g A ,

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is-X il EDGAR W. BRICK as-roppern Morrisville Pennsylvania 2nd Lieutenant Varsity Tennis, 2, 3, 4g Sword and Sabre, 3, 4, Dean's List, I, 2, 3, 43 Landon Rifles, 2, 3, 43 Rifle Team, 4g Second place medal for general excellence as non-commissioned officer. Topper, who hails from Morrisville, Pennsylvania, was a very active cadet. He came to B.lVI.l, four years ago after attending Pennsbury High School. An ag- gressive student, he has made many friends among the Cadet Corps. Topper was one of the mainstays on the tennis team, having been captain for the past two years. He has proven himself reliable and trustworthy in the military field, being a Lieutenant in B company. Whichever college he enters, we are sure he will find success. We hope to hear of him in the future and wish him the best of luck always. I couIdn't be good if I would, and I wouldn't WILLIAM B. BRICK llB'IIYI Crosswicks I New Jersey 2nd Lieutenant J.V, B b ll - ' ase a , 2, 3, Landon Rifles, 2, 3, 45 S d d S b 2, 3,B4g Varsity Rifle Team, 3, 4, Dean's List IW? an a re' be if I could. ill came to B.lvi.I his eight gradeiyear He h w . . as proveln himself a capable leader and commanded the s i ' pa oon oy A Company. He has taken an active part in athletics on the J V Baseball and Varsit . . ' ' Y Rifle Teams, He is a hard worker and is sure to be a reat g success in later life. To you, Bill, we wish the best of luck in the years to come. Keep climbing,

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-1 ARMAND CARAVIELLO Guinea Medford Massachusetts Private Sword and Sabre, 45 Glee Club, 45 Football, 45 Track lOut and lndoorsl, 4. We here at B.M.l. knew Armand as a jovial per- son, always ready with a pun. He is quite sincere and also has a mature air about him, He takes an active part in school activities and is a good saxophone play- er. Armand was aggressive and this comes out on the gridiron: he was quite the ball player. This young man wishes to attend one of the following colleges: Cor- nell, University of Massachusetts, Brandeis, or Holy Cross. We certainly wish him success in one of them. The Sword and Sabre hails him as its artist. JOHN JOSEPH CASEY Ucaseii Elmira New York Private First Class Efiargitya Baseball, 4g Varsity Football, 45 Varsity Wrestling, 45 Glee u , . Hails from Elmira, New York, and is a proud graduate. John is a Post Graduate and his hopes are to go to Brown University. He was one of the main- stays on our undefeated football team, and is a vicious tackler who can hold his own against the best. He is also active on the wrestling and track teams. John is one of the boys from the A house and has only one complaint about B,M.l., and that is the early hours in the morning. His favorite pastime is the playing of his Frank Sinatra Album on Guinea's Hi-Fi record player. To John we wish all of the luck in the world and happi- ness in his future life. This Casey made a hit. I J, V i . 'Qs ' I L .t-i, F