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

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lLlEA.lHIAlLlL 1' Lea Hall is the patriarchal sanctum of learning at the Institute. In its old rooms and at time-scarred desks the high school cadets glean the fruit of their instructor's careful sowingg many students study here to prepare for the United States Naval or Military Academy. Here also the band practices its repertoire every afternoon, filling the venerable old building with a new spirit that is usually The Old Grey Mare.

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W'lllLlLSCUDNll-llAlLlL EW' I .v, ' I an ' c 'if' 1:- K O ,, ': i I . 44 Eighteen Ah, the sanctuary of the student! Here heavily-booted pilgrims, searching for Truth, clank through the halls or climb steps on which they often fall, throwing their books across the path of others, or jump be- cause of the touch of someone who is coming up directly behind him. An aura of wisdom pervades this place and influences all that pass through its hallowed walls. There are fine laboratories and a splendid library here in which cadets can experiment and study and find out what life is really all about.

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