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

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l st Row: Seto, S., Jacopian, G. 2nd Row: Benz T Meiser C 3rd Row' Finneran J Dallas. R-- NHSY, R- L-. Odell, C- 4th ROW: Rowley, Levenson, M., Candelori, M., l5ep': pler, R. 5th Row: Brick, W., Brick, E., Brick, C. COMMISSIONED OFFICERS The commissioned officers at B.lVl.l. a those cadets who have risen from the ranl that is to say, started from the bottom, a have taken positions of responsibility and I spect. These are the leaders of the Cac corpsg these are the ones who guide the c dets in the right directiong these are the sell group of boys who bear the brunt of respon bility. When a cadet takes the oath of office, has sworn himself to perform his duty, carry out his tasks, and to see that the cat corps is run smoothly, He must not let personal feelings sway him, he must be ta ful in his dealings, he must be able to instr and he must be able to display many tale if called on to do so. To these boys, who are deserving in gn tude and respect, we, the Class of '57, g our salutations.

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T' Y' lst Row: Sawyer, R., Navarre, L., Sucre, N., Semon, C., Havey, A. 2nd Row: Barnett, J Crane, C., Szyian, M., Knight, T., Aiello, A. 3rd Row. Arthur, J., Hardin, B., Kenny, E White, E., Leshko, J., Paul, K. 4th Row: Ruggerio, D., Voyevidka, l., Ward, T., Thiel helm, M., Luker, C. Sth Row: Hendricks, R., Meszaros, K., Labash, C., Orenberg, A., Cole scott, J. 6th Row: Jenkins, E., Haase, A., Roberts, D., Tilden, M., Wachtel, B, NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS The non-commissioned officers are, perhaps, the most important group of cadets at BMI. Their job is to assist and support the officers in every way possible, and to uphold the traditions of the Bordentown Military lnstitute. Each NCO is bound by oath to perform his duties faithfully and earnestly. This year the Cadet Corps has had luck in having a very efficient group of NCO's. Each NCO has done his part to the best of his ability in assisting the officers and administration of the school. Each one of the NCO's has started from the bottom as a private upon the arrival of his first day at BMI. Since then they have been promoted several times, until they reached the grade of Sergeant. Every time that a cadet is promoted, a greater amount of responsibility is placed in his trust, which is invaluable in his training for leadership. We, the Class of '57, wouldlike to salute the non-commissioned offi- cers for a job well done.