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

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RICHARD D, SAWYER Dick Rosemont Pennsylvania Ser eant F' g irsf Class Clee Club, Sword and Sabre Staff, J.V. Football, J.V. Basketball, 3, gg Dean's List, l, 2, 3, 4, R.O.T.C. Award, 4' J V. Baseball , 4' De ' , , corating Committee, 3, 45 Landon kifles, 45 Golf Team, 3. Dick, joined the Corps of Cadets in September l953. S' , ince the day he stepped on the B,lVl.l. campus he has made fine record ' b ' ' ' s in oth scholastic and the military along with his many other accomplishments here at B.lVl.l. He has made outstanding records in baseball, bas- ketball, and football. ck has a wonderful sense of humor and who hails from Rosemont Pennsylvania, Di a pleasing personality, When he is near, there is never a dull moment. He hopes to finish his education at Lehigh University where he will study engineering. We, the Senior Class of '57, say so long, but not good bye, to a swell classmate. lf there isn't a way, l'll make one. lP Mar' R WILLIAM SCHOENFIELD Bill West New York New Jersey Corporal Varsity Baseball, J.V. Baseball, 35 J.V. Basketball, 3, 4, Cross Country, 43 Dean's List 3 Bill, as he is called by many of his friends came B lvl to . .l, last year. Since Bill has been here he has gone out for many sports and has done plenty of work in extracurricular activities, He is well liked by all the Cadets both old and new, and can always be found at a time when you need a helping hand. Bill has only been here for two years but in this tim h e e has served both the school and the military to the utmost. So, as he leaves this year, we, the Senior Class, wish him all the luck in the world. We know he will make good. Persistence wins. r W 53

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S7 '55 field. DOMINIC WILLIAM RUCCERIO RuggIes Bristol Connecticut Sergeant First Class Sword and Sabre, 43 Skirmisher, 43 J.V, Baseball, 3, lnter-Com- pany Basketball, 3, 45 Dean's List, 3, 43 Clee Club, 3g Cross Country, 33 Winter Track, 3, 43 Band, 3, 4. Two years ago when Ruggles came to B.M.l., no one knew of this cadet. He has participated in a var- sity or junior varsity sport three seasons each year. Ruggles has set himself one of the highest aims of the school, the United States Military Academy. With his exceptionally fine military record of five promotions in a row, the highest Military Science marks in the company, and his position as one of the top ranking cadets in the Corps. and as Assistant House Senior of the Beldon House, he should attain his goal with ease. He has set high standards for all new cadets. His scholastic average has improved by a wide margin over that of his previous high school. We, the Senior Class of '57, are sure that Ruggles will someday be well known in his chosen field. PHILIP ROWLEY wwf It Glens Falls New YO' 2nd Lieutenant Clee Club, 4. 5: Literary Society, 53 Skirmisher, 41 Sword 3 B d l, 2, 3, 4, 53 Civil Air Sabre, 4, Reading Club, 4, an , 3, 4, 5. , Phil Rowley is rated one of the most active mer bers of the Senior Class. He is always busy don extracurricular activities for the school. ln his thr t BMI Phil's personality and humor ha years a . . ., been well known around the campus. Both academi ally and militarily he is high in his class. Phil pla to major in mining engineering in college. We t Senior Class, wish Phil the best of luck in his chos Keep climbing, Phil. i '. l

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JOHN SELLYEI Pachuco Perth Amboy New Jersey Corporal Decorating Committee, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Track, 4, Varsity Basket- ball, 45 J.V. Basketball, 2, 3g J.V. Football, 2. John has been with us for three long years. lf you have ever talked to him longer than five minutes the subject of his hometown comes up and how great a place it is. His grades were better than average and he has mastered the art of playing and working hard. He is always doing something and no matter what it is he is doing it to the best of his ability. He likes track and is fast becoming a good pole vaulter. John hasn't got an enemy in this school and everyone who has ever met him will not forget him easily. We, the Class of '57, are certain that he will never have any trouble in the future. Qi 4-s.-..if if .fl GUSTAVE SEMON, JR. Shovel Howard Beach Long Island, New You Sergeant Cross Country, 4, Spring Track, 4, Winter Track, 4, C-lee Clu Sword and Sabre, 2, Skirmisher, 23 Decorating Committee, La don Rifles, 2. Little C-us, who has been called that by the men bers of the Hollow Squad, is completing his fifth ye at B.lVl.l. For many years he has given his friendsh to many of his old buddies and also to the new boy He may be seen down in the hollow or in the Y-h during his free time. But when it comes to spor' he is jogging around the track field getting ready f the next meet. Gus also took part in many extr curricular activities, as dances, Sword and Sabre, ei Whenever he gets a chance to go to town you c guess that it is to see a girl friend. He is also in t Landon Rifles and has served his company well. C will never be forgotten by most of us who have knot him well for the memory of the great times we h with him will live on. IIS l tv 'ab .45 .5 ' K ' A V' J. t Q 4 U 2 12,5 'W