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

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Another winter has passed and as the balmy spring winds blow the tidings of Com- mencement so near and yet so far, the seventy- sixth page in the log of Company C has been set to print. Company Commander, Ca- det Captain Robert Dallas and platoon lead- ers First Lieutenant Robert Peppler and First Lieutenant Michael Candelori are its authors. Our boasts of winning the best company banner and the inter-company trophy are echoes of a past year, but our spirit was in- extinguishable and our rallying point through- out the year. Our hearts were set high hoping to repeat l956's year of domination, but our spirit did not break when we finished next 1 the best. Our familiar cry of, We will get you ne: time, seems to be an echo of the baseba team we all know so well, but it only showe that superficial results could do little to brea the spirit of a real organization. Tactical Officer, Andrew P. Kritsberg deliberate and precise organization was bright light in our over-all picture. We Ieax with a burning desire to return some day ' view an organization with the spirit and coi fidence that once was ours. COMPANY C 1 ' pri, L ' Hit :N 78 A. inns!! K. CAPTAIN ROBERT DALLAS Company Commander sf QQVWHY' 2Np LIEUT' CANDELQRI ZND LIEUT. PEPPLER MXSGT. KRITSBER1 ist platoon Leader 2nd Platoon Leader Tactical Officer

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MW 'Nu-X Q- 4 CAPTAIN CARL Musik zNo u:u'r. E. BRICK zNo LIEUT. c. BRICK s.r.c. coNRADl Company Commander lst Platoon Leader Znd Platoon Lead er Tactical Officer s is This year B Company, under the able command of Cadet Captain Carl J. lvleiser, Jr. and assisted by platoon leaders, Cadet lst Lieutenant Charles Brick, have molded a group of untrained cadets in September to the Honor Company of the Corps in February. In the past year, B Company has been represented in every major sport, activity, and military competition in the school life. lt is these cadets who have made B Company the Honor Company. The person who has done the greatest amount of work to make B Company l957 Tops is Sergeant First Class Charles Con- radi, the tactical officer. The company owes its success to his advise, initiative and help- ful attitude. ,.s COMPANY B

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This year's D Company is composed of the 7th and 8th grades and is commanded by Ca- det 2nd Lieutenant Alfred Zarroli The two cadet platoon leaders were Cadet Sergeant First Class Robert Frisbie and Cadet Sergeant First Class Bruce Holbrook. Cadet 2nd Lieu- tenant Alfred Zarroli has taken great pride in the advancement of his Company, We are all sure that the cadets in D Company will make top grade officers in the upper school-Keep climbing the ladder of successg remember we surprised the Corps on Washington's Birth- day. COMPANY D if .a , ., , wdwvw. , ?f i f? v U'-i . Lx , ze ww- V, , fr-5323? :gf,,,5.s A , A Ji Vhpxg , Ai Q ,,,', . ,,-,vi 55,,:f.i. ,xfly-vu Q H W, , 1'1A5 . Flws 'fvffiva J'-Am. 'r f5 i 'Cc lsr LIEUT. ZARROLI s.F.c. rmsais nan, 'fn- S.F.C. HOLBROOK LIEUT. COL. McCRACKEN Company Commander lst Platoon Leader 2nd Platoon Leader Tactical Officer