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I Q s n - - . - n . - u . s - . Q f a 4 1' 1, 1, Ek . - . ' i z The Thlrd Queen of the Sword and Sabre
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' QUEENS PROM On Saturday night, Decenlher ll, 1954, the third annua Queenis Prom was held in a fabulously decorated gymnasium The dance was honored to have Art Brown and l1is orches tra to provide the soft music of the evening. The main dance was held for the seniors and their partners in order to detei mine the Queen of the 1955 Sword and Sabre, the school year book. The winning couple ol' the evening was Leonard Nedlin o Bronx, N. Y., and his lovely partner, Miss Trudy Fenton 0 Beverly, New jersey. Miss Fenton was escorted to the thronc and presented the crown hy last year's Queen, Miss l'at Bray who returned with her partner, former Cadet Ronald Hibhert The reception committee consisted of Dr. and Nlrs. Harolc Morrison Smith, Mr. and NI rs. Harold Lucas and Col. and Mrs Herbert T. Benz. The judges of the queen were Mr. and Mrs Wlilliillll H. Dent and Mr. and Mrs. William ll. Wvells. Our sincere thanks to Mr. Colby who made this dance possible. w Q A .1 4- ilk ---c - ...I I X 1 3 ms., Mi . .,,.. V, . M. I VME, ,M
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On February 22, 1955, Bordentown Military Institute celebrated VVashington's Birthday with much success before an estimated crowd of one thousand visitors and guests who viewed the military competition and exhibition. The guest of honor was Colonel Russell G. Rehkop, Chief, New Jersey Military District, who was accompanied by military judges from Fort Dix, New Jersey. The crowd first heard the B.M.I. Band per- form and then saw competition by the drill platoons from each company. These same com- panies were represented in the mortar and machine gun drills. The Junior Rifles and the Landon Rifles, two 6'crack drill units, also per- formed very well. The Old Boysi, put on a drill which was followed by the presentation of the 6'Best company banner. This year, Ai, company walked oli' with the honors. At the conclusion of the military ceremony, the B.M.I. basketball team played a strong Temple University High School and went down to defeat. This ended the seventieth annual program put on by the corps of cadets. It was well pre- pared and enjoyed bv all. ww- 'fm 'mf
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