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

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, , WWW insult' and QNMN RUSSELL HENDERSON The Pretx Magnolia Massachusetts Private First Class Varsity Football, 3, 43 J.V. Football, l, 2, Freshman Basketball, l J.V. Basketball, 2, 33 Winter Track, 4, Varsity Baseball, l, 4 J.V. Baseball, 2, 33 Reading Club, 2, 35 Skirmisher, 3, 43 Sworn and Sabre, 3, 4, Dance Committee, 3, 4, Landon Rifles, 2, 3 Current Events History Prize 2nd, Class President, 4. Russ entered the gates of B.M.l. when he was start ing his Freshman year. Russ, through his four year has quite a name for himself, not only among thi Cadets, but also military and scholastic wise, ln hi first two years he was in the top ten of his class. Russ is noted for many a thing around the cam pus, a few of these are his wonderful personality another is his most famous saying, You Know. Oh yes, we rnusn't forget his many stories abot his buddies in Magnolia, Mass. But who has eve heard of it? Russ is going to attend college next year and vw are sure he will be as big a success there, as he we at B.M,l, We wish him the best of luck in his futui Me' Yes, life seems one pure delight, J. ROBERT HENDRICKS 1CBobV9 Lititz Pennsylvania Sergeant Varsity Football, 23 J.V, Football, 3, 4, Track, 3, 4, Bob came to B,M.l, in 1954 as a sophomore and immediately proceeded to raise the morale of the corps with his witty jokes and jolly disposition. Every- one knows Bob because of his good football playing ability and his happyfgo-lucky personality. We will miss Bob, but because of his ability to make new friends were sure he will be a success in his intended florist business. Let come what may. it Cum-...gag Nur

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BILL HARDIN Wild Bill ALLAN D. HAASE Klcabbyii North Bergen New Jersey Master Sergeant Cross Country, l, 25 Winter Track, lg Spring Track l 2 3 4' Wrestling, 2, 3, 43 Dance Committee, 43 Dean's List, ll, l.an'dori Rifles, 3, 4. Al, who hails from North Bergen, New Jersey, entered our school with the will to go places, he has. This six-footer has proven to be one of the best cadet leaders in the corps, Gabby seemes to love wrestling, for whenever you want him, he can be found down on the mats. Yes, I know we're all going to miss C-abby when he graduates, but I am sure the best of luck will follow him throughout life in everything he undertakes. So long, from the Senior Class, Cabb Y. You can't hold a good mart dOWl'1. Morrisville Pennsylvania Sergeant First Class Landon Rifles, 2, 3, 45 Dean's List, l, 2, 3, 4. Being one of the many day students attending B.M.l. this year, he entered in the seventh grade and was platoon leader in D company in the eighth grade. ln the upper school, he did just as well militarily, being first sergeant of A Company. He has been on the Dean's list for the past three years and is a mem- Jer of the crack drill unit, the Landon Rifles. Dancing and dreaming of his girl, Joy, are his :avorite pastimes when he is not in school. His main ambition is to become a test pilot for the Air Force. 3-B To you Bill, we, the Boys of '57, wish you the T s :est of luck in all your future plans. lf you're his friend, you're 39

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CARY JACOPIAN llcaryfl Stratford Connecticut Captain J,V. Football, 2, J.V. Basketball, 2, 33 Varsity Baseball, 23 Var- sity Football, 3, 4, Editor of Yearbook, 45 Treasurer of Y.M.C.A 35 Top Ten Scholastic, 31 Dean's List, 2, 3, 4, Band, 2, 33 Lan: don Rifles, 45 President of Y.M.C.A., 4. Cary came to B.lVl.l. three years ago and has piled up an impressive record ever since. ln sports he has proven himself an able athlete by participating in var- sity baseball, football, and basketball. ln the military he has proven himself an able leader as assistant Battalion Commander. Clary was also a member of several clubs as well as social director of all school dances. He has paved the way for a bright future and some day we expect to see him behind his father's desk. Good luck from us, the Class of '57l We owe you a special debt of gratitude as Editor-in-Chief of ' -uv4 Wiser this our yearbook. Ambition has no rest. sv .X l: 'ft WILLIAM JENKINS Bill Osterville Massachusetts Sergeant First Class Band, 2, 3, 4, Winter Track, 2, 3, Spring Track 2, 3 4' Dean's List 2, 3, 4, Skirmisher, 3, 4, Sword and Sabre, 4,lJ,Ni. Foot- ball, Zg Clee Club, 4, Bill came to B.M.l, in his sophomore year and since then has done very well here. Bill has many and varied interests, but if you ask him, he'lI tell you he likes music best of all. Bill has done very much for B,M.l. in his activi- ties. He successfully led the Cheering Squad and the Cadet Corps in supporting the Football Team, Bill is also out for track trying to perfect his high jump. He is the Associate Editor of the Skirmisher. His plans are to go to Babson College and study business administration. Afterwards he will go into the hotel business. We are confident that Bill will make good in life and we wish him the very best of luck. The more the mischief the better the sport. Wkmaitag 41