Virginia Military Institute - Bomb Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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Dillard, Lt. Goolrick, Lt. McCauley, Maj. Lipscomb, Lt. M Col, Dixon, Col. Hunley. Col. Bates, Col. Fu Not in picture: Col. Read Department of Liberal Arts Hay-hounds is the term usually applied to Liberal Artists, all of which can be traced back to the fact that instead of sitting on a high stool at a drawing table or standing in a laboratory, a Liberal Artist can usually accomplish his work in a more com- fortable position, and the hay , even if it ' s lumpy, overstretched, and well worn — we still love it — is certainly such a place. Firm in their belief that the educated man stands head and shoulders above the trained man (paging Dodo), students of this department leave the Institute tilled with the knowledge and wisdom of the free arts. Many of them continue their training f y at other schools, along the lines of journalism, law, or business courses. Some, like students of other courses at V. M. L, are forced to apply their talents to the business of keep- ing the pantry supplied. History tells the Liberal Artist what has gone before; Statistics and Economics help him to know what IS going on now ; and psychology indicates to him what to expect. It ' s remarkable, isn ' t it? But there it is!