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Page 27 text:
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T! IE SENIOR PARADE It is commencement day. The corps stands rigidly at attention with banners waving. Then, at the command, Pass in Revue,” the batallion marches past the long line of seniors who are watching their last parade as members of the cadet corps. The flashing lines flow by, everv man in step with the stirring music, snapping their heads to the right in salute to then fellow cadets who arc graduating. What a moving sight it is! tor the seniors, who have completed their four years drilling in their respective companies, are now watching from the side-lines this last tribute the corps pays to them—the Senior Parade. i I
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E K A THE Y r SENIOR E SABRE As a final gesture, at the graduation of the seniors, it is traditional lor the senior class to pre- sent to the Juniors, the Senior Sabre—the symbol of the senior class leadership. The Junior class- men who are to be the next year’s graduates, in accepting the Senior Sabre, assume their role as the upper class of the school, and it is the trans- ferring of this sabre completes the transition. Begun in 1952, the conferring of the senior sabre has become an accepted ceremony in the commencement exercises of St. Thomas, and we, the seniors, extend with this year’s sabre, the hope that the Juniors will carry on the ideals of the corps in rising to new heights of leadership and accomplishment. 18]
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CLASS PRESIDENT OTTON. PATHS, JR. President of the Senior Class In choosing a man to lead them as class president, the seniors have always sought to select one who was most truly representative of St. Thomas spirit—one who had accomplished the most in all lines ot endeavor and who would continue to work for the ideals ot the school. I his year. Otto Paths was chosen lor this office, and he has even surpassed these motives. Ranking as one of the high- est on the honor roll, as the senior cadet captain, as a fine ath- lete. and as a leader in all extra-curricular activities, he is a perfect example of what a senior class president should he. His popularity is well deserved, lor he has faithfully cooperated with the faculty in all student affairs, while remaining a real friend to the members of the cadet corps. m
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