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Page 19 text:
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DEDICATION is to you . . . the family of SC that we dedicate this, the 1954 El Rodeo. You . . the ALUMNI, the STUDENTS, the FACULTY, the AD- MINISTRATION, and EMPLOYEES , . . you, who embody the Spirit of Troy . . . You, who are a part of Troy and all it means, this is your hiook. You are important people, you are FAITHFUL to your University, you are SCHOLARS seeking knowledge, you are SKILL- FUL in your professional endeavors, you are COURAGEOUS in athletics, you are AMBITIOUS in activities . . . you are the citizens of Troy, and to you we say, Palmam Qui Meruit Ferat.
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It is customary to dedicate the yearbook to a person who has fulfilled the motto displayed on the great seal of the University. Palniam Qui Meruit Ferat. . . . Let Him Bear The Palm Who Merits It. In the past this dedication has been made to one person, but it is very difficult to select one individual as there are so many that are qualified or de- serving of this honor and distinction. In looking over the campus, we see people . . . students, faculty, administrators, and University em- ployees. It is these people who have made SC what it is today. So it
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Page 20 text:
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WE REMEMBER... JOHN L. BALDERSTON JEFF CRAVATH RONALD ALLEN DANIELSON HANS GREENWOOD HUEY HOWERTON WILLIAM H. POP SMITH A SOULS SOLILOQUY Today the journey is ended. I have worked out the mandates of fate; Naked, alone, undefended, I knock at the Uttermost Gate. Behind is life and its longing. Its trial, its trouble, its sorrow; Beyond is the Infinite Morning Of a day without a tomorrow. Go back to dust and decay. Body, grown weary and old; You are worthless to me from today — No longer my soul can you hold. I lay you down gladly forever For a life that is better than this; I go where partings ne ' re sever You into oblivion ' s abyss. Lo. the gate swings wide at my knocking. Across endless reaches I see Lost friends with laughter come flocking To give a glad welcome to me. Farewell, the maze has been threaded. This is the ending of strife; Say not that death should be dreaded — ' Tis but the beginning of life. — Wenonah Stevens Abbott lb
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