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

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li sf was New W kv BURTON WACHTEL llsurtif EDWARD TRIEFLER llsuperii Brooklyn New York Private First Class J.V. Track, 25 Literary Society, 4, Band, 3. Hailing from Brooklyn, New York, Ed came to B.M.l. in January of l954, Always possessing a cheer- ful smile, he has become one of the more popular cadets. Concerning activities, Ed has participated in Winter Track and is very prominent in the Literary Society. Upon leaving B.lvl.l., he plans to take a busi- ness administration course in college. Ed has made his mark among us and we feel confident that he will do the same in college. So, Ed, the Class of l957 wishes you the best of luck in your world. Little pitchers have big ears. Long Island New York Sergeant Band, l, 2, 3, 41 Junior Varsity Football, 2, 3, Varsity Foot- ball, 4g Skirmisher, 35 Track, l, 23 Glee Club, l, 2. Burt comes from Long Island, New York, and he thinks it's the best part of the country. He has been here at B.lvl.l, for four years, as a sophomore to a Post Graduate. ln the four years he has been here, he has become successful, He played on the football team this year and has made quite an improvement over past years. He also does well in his studies and is on the upstairs list most of the time. Burt is very friendly and always has a smile for everyone. When a person wants to see if it's Burt, you don't have to look at his face, just look at his extremities and you cnow it's Burt. From what Burt has shown he can do at B.lVl.l., lou just know he will have a successful future. He learned the meaning of try. . and 3, 3 s uf'

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.gg Q' H f I, '12 1 I . Q, . 5 audi ROBERT SYKES KCBob1! Whippany New Jersey Private First Class Sword and Sabre, 45 Dean's List, 2. Bob is a quiet, but very active cadet. He came to B.M.l. four years ago. We all admire and respect him for his wonderful attitude and feeling towards others. For the future we want to wish him a vast amount of success and happiness, and remind him that we will always be thinking of him. lf silence were gold, Bob would have a fortune. MARSHALL TILDEN llkagsli lvlanhasset New Yo Sergeant Basketball, l, 2, 3, 41 Band, 2, 3, 4, Baseball, 3, 4. Rags has been with us for two years. Since l' first day he has been working hard to build up l' grades over his previous ones in Manhasset, Long I land. , He has given the boys of the Hop hou many laughs about his operation which he had tl fall. Much of the band's excellence is attributed Marshall's articulate playing. Marsh is also an exci lent vibraphonist, pianist, drummer, and bassi Although we do not know much of his plans for career or college, we know that he will do well whatever field he works. We, the Senior Class '57, wish you, Marsh, the best of luck in the yea to come. Handsome is as handsome does.

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'haf---P' THOMAS WARD lKTom9, Crosswicks New Jerse Sergeant Rifle Team, 4. B.lvl.l. five years ago. He has had Tom came to H has made great progress i very good record. e scholastic and Military work. He is a good sport an has a great sense of humor. So long to a swell classmate and we wish hir ome. the best of luck in the years to c Remember: Action speaks louder than words. STEVE WENGRYN Steve Passaic New Jersey Private Varsity Football, 4, Varsity Wrestling, 4. Steve, one of our football and wrestling stars, comes from Passaic, New Jersey. As far as we can see his former years were spent in winning trophies. Sort-of-a-good-time Charlie, Steve was full of jokes. When he has used up all his weight, which amounts to at least five hundred pounds, he usually avg, turns to his roommates and tosses them around. ' ' ' ' can't go wrong. Steve, with your disposition you k from the Class of '57. Best of luc To be stron , is to be ha Y .. ... iw