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

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HAROLD B. WESCOTT Harry they Horse .sims Scituate Massachusetts Sergeant Tennis, 2, 3, 45 Landon Rifles, 4, J.V, Football, 35 Inter-Com- pany Competition, 4. When Harry came to B.M.l. in January of l954, no one knew how much potential ability this cadet had and would show in the next three years. Harry the Horse has done a fine 'ob militaril and scho- Q I Y Iastically. Harry has been a Beldon Bomber for the past two years. He has done a fine job in aiding and helping the new and old cadets as often as he could. As of now Harry is not sure of his plans after graduation but we, the Senior Class of '57, are sure that in whatever he undertakes he'll be a great suc- CGSS. Let the rest of the world go by. EDWARD C. WHITE Teddy Bear Beverly Massachusetts Master Sergeant Reading Club, 2, 3, 4, Reading Club Treasurer, 4, Dean's List, 2, Sword and Sabre, 3, 45 Skirmisherg Journalistic Editor, 4g Ten- nis Team Manager, l, 2, 3, Landon Rifles, 4. Teddy, a quiet but well liked cadet at B.M.I., came here from Beverly, Mass., and we of the Senior Class are sure that Beverly's loss was our valuable gain. Teddy can always be found on the B.M,l. front campus taking the roll for the Cadet Corps, The job of assistant adjutant is a responsible and a difficult task and Teddy has done an extremely good job this year. This year's tennis team is looking forward to hav- ing him as their manager, Ted has held this position for three years now. Edward plans to attend Northeastern University in the fall of l957. We are sure his record there will be just as impressive as has his stay at B.M,I. Our man Friday.

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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

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ALAN F. YOUNG KlEgg Foo!! Tenafly New Jersey Private First Class Rifle Team, 45 Sword and Sabre, 4. Al, as he is known by the cadets, came to Borden- town Military Institute as a Post Graduate. He has done well in his studies and is a very amiable guy. Since Al had a knee injury stemming from previous athletics, he couldn't go out for his main interests, football and basketball. He did participate in this year's rifle team matches 'and he is on the journalistic staff of the Sword and Sabre. He is planning to attend Trinity College and major in Economics. Wherever Egg Foo goes, we are sure he will be a success and a friend to all, All of us at B.M.l. cer- tainly wish Al the best of luck. There's a good time comingf' ANDREW ZIELINSKI Trenton New Jersey Private First Class Soccer, 45 Baseball, 4. Andy came to the Bordentown Military Institute as a senior from Hamilton High School in Trenton He not only works hard on his studies but participate in other activities as well This fall Andy did a fine job as goalie on th varsity soccer team. The rifle team took up most 0 his time over the winter then baseball in the spring Andy was also a member of the band and reading club. His favorite saying Who me? has brough many laughs at the White House I am sure all hi classmates join in wishing him the best in futur years. 9--'snr