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

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+, ' S it T T .K A if A 1 M 1 9 CANTEEN Many people, when visiting our campus, ask where the cadets spend their extra time. The answer is very evident, the canteen, of course. There you may purchase food, relax, or amuse yourself with various games. Oh, let's not forget the ever present juke-box which contains all the top hits of the day. Naturally the boys keep it going continuous! Our canteen is enlightened by the smilii faces of Sam and Doris, two people who a ways have good, sound advice to anyone see ing it. The good times had at the cantei must be left behind as we graduate, but tl memories will be with us, the Class of '5 always. X ,,, l

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Boi-bi Caraviello Mazza Qt A.. Reuben an M. Q.. .. , Er- . Q i Casey an , A-fn 5 J .1 P Boyd Baker Dallas lCo-Captainl l Starting Defensive Team The last day of football was a wet one. lt rained before the game, during the game, and after the gameg but the sun shone bright on B.lVl.l. For the second con- secutive year the Little Army brought home an un- blemished record. B.M.l. was on everybody's tongue. Plays were rein- acted, by the spectators. Who will ever forget the St. Francis game? They were satisfied with a tie, and it seemed as though we were stuck with one. The 'ball was snapped from center, and Luisi dropped back for the last pass of the game, for the gun had sounded. Seeing no empty hands Luisi started on a run that one would read in a Story Book -The 30-20-lO-5 and over! St. Francis to this day, still can't tell you what happened, except when they saw the score board read--B.M.l. l3, St. Francis 6. F00 li y ar bi . f Luisi lAll Statel 5 Q Afkwtsk A l WHCW' Kraft siekef Kuhn