New Mexico Military Institute - Bronco Yearbook (Roswell, NM)

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fPage 26j Thus the year in hrief review, as it appears to the editor of The Bronco. A yearbook should not he filled with teXt, however, hut with pictures. In the sections which follow, the editor has kept his words well to the hackgroundg if a picture is worth ten thousand words, then let the following pictures speak for themselves. Q 4

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mightily to produce a worthy dance without cellophane, crepe paper, or new board: not even a double-A priority would have pro- duced them. The Gym was decorated at last with flags and shields bearing regimental insignia, and in the Natatorium-the hardest of all places to mask effectively-there was a huge Institute shoul- der patch, glowing yellow and orange and soft black under ultra- violet lights, which reflected in the water and cast the spell of a full moon on the spectators. His Excellency, the Governor of New Nlexico, attended with a party which included Nlajor General Allen. lylajor John E. Smith labored mightily over the Final Ball, as did the entire cadet committee. Commencement, altogether, was a busy and brilliant occasion, its significance dimmed by only one irretrievable absence, the loss of Cadet Nlajor Roy F. Wlard. The fact of his death must remain a part of this yearls history, as his memory will remain with all who knew him. fPage 251

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