Marion Military Institute - Orange and Black Yearbook (Marion, AL)

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AC DE IC ADVANCEME T - 'M' f PM ffl w,,J'7' Q x ii 5 . 5 nfl fi 3 I sg x r ff Q-' The Dean, Colonel McDonald, discusses study program with Brigade Commander In the Age of Technology and the Space Age, our major advances have come from knowledge based on experi- mentation and study. Our appreciation of people, of beauty, of life itself, is largely the result of acquired knowledge. The economical way to acquisition of knowledge is from effective instruction by highly trained, experienced teach- ers, from reading, experimentation, accurate observations. Advancement of learning, acquisition of knowledge, are the core of the Marion Institute educational program, to which all other features of the school are subordinated . . . the R.O.T.C. Program, the Athletic Program, the Social Program, and Extra-Curricular Features. p if wk I 1,522 An, Listening to French-language laboratory ln the lilmu'y-f-- -i wealth of information 2

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obinson, President-M arion Institute THE MARION INSTITUTE MARION, ALABAMA 1842

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JSF MQ ...SX RN. YN if Reading laboratory-to increase speed and comprehension In Chemistry-you weigh things accurately fm i. R Mya, V4 li i Few. Y Engineering Graphics with Colonel Wade Colonel Ham helps out with a problem in Math g mf