Virginia Military Institute - Bomb Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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One would find it hard to believe that this cadet actually passed the personal appearance portion of the entrance requirements at VMI — in fact he is third generation. Prologue 11

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The changing of pace at the Institute allows for good times r : Leisure time being limited makes the opportunity and intensity of varying parties, special events, extracurricular such as dances and the like . . . very special. Even as a rat with good times coming spar- ingly — a world of delight will be available .... soon, as any upperclassman will tell them. In fact, the memories of being an upperclassman will hold many fond memories and thoughts today and for the future. The privileges gained on a yearly basis has in fact meant the increased enjoyment and deployment of good times. Thanks VMI for aiding our knowledge of making the most of all situations. H PC p S l f HB H ■ J» S M 1 B ' ■ ?y ' -a 1 ¥ Bl HI HI ' ' H ..jj B 10 Prologue Uniquely redesigning their uniforms these Sharing the Spirits of the Institute. Glen rats have made their debut for the hailoween Parrish and Tray Adams give a hardy ole ' yell pep rally. Basking in the sun light, 1st Classman Todd Miles and his date, Gwennie Spencer enjoy the afternoon activities.

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The significant milestone as few wear the Ring After two long awaited years the festivi- ties of Ring Figure finally arrived for the Class of 1984. Although it was brief, the nnemories will never be forgotten. The rings will pick up nicks and dents but will always be recognized by their Brother Eats. The same ceremony has endured fend is enjoyed by all involved. FoHdWitig the Ring presentation, the class i ' ioiinr ir i of gold, brother eighty.four comes together with their dates to en- Charles Byrne. Hanlt Selman. and J ff Perkins ■• joii Ring Figure. |! ■ ' ■ 12 R);