Virginia Military Institute - Bomb Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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CONTENTS Organizations . . . 128 Classes 172 Institute 354 Outrage 374 Advertisements . 378 Index 420 Steven R. Sinclair Editor-in-Chief Scot P. Hillier Managing Editor jilliam M. Barber Business Manager Kenneth R. Devero Phol graphy Editor 2 Opening

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The 1986 BOMB Volume Ninety-Two Virginia Military Institute Lexington, Virginia Oldest College Annual in the South ' '

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V, IRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE. The words themselves evoke splendid images of the past. New Market. Stonewall Jackson, George C. Marshall, and thoughts of many other individuals and accomplishments are called forth. It is a distinguished past and one that the Institute can rightfully be proud of. Tradition, however, should be used as a building tool, not something to rest upon. The Institute had definitely not rested upon its past achievements. The past year has been proof enough, continued on page 4 The color guard, one of ihe most prominent units in a parade, marches off the field. The Commandant inspects a company ' s rifles while the American flag waves above. Ope