Virginia Military Institute - Bomb Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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Angel for Miss Atkinson ' s Tomb, London, England. Brompton Cemetery. Relievo over 13th Century Church Door in Tivoli (Madonna and Child) 1891. Marble Relief of Miss Virginia Bullock, Mobile, Ala. (1896) Marble Relief of Mrs. McKibben, Dresden, Germany (1894). Marble Bust of W. W. Andrews, Cleveland, Ohio (1893). Marble Bust of Dr. Joseph Aub, Cincinnati, Ohio. Statue Sketch of Bismarck, Studio, Rome. Statue Sketch Virginia Regenerated, Studio, Rome. Sketch Model for Harrison Monument, Cincinnati, Ohio. Several Sketch Models for Lee Monument, Richmond, Va. Plaster Bust of Hannah Waterman, Studio, Rome. Marble Group, half size, Apollo and Mercury, for Mr. Weifebach, Berlin. Marble Relief, Master Lee Ault, Cincinnati, Ohio. Marble Relief Lady Harry Pelly, London, England. Marble Relief, Sir Edgar Vincent, Constantinople, Turkey. Marble Bust (Colored) Sir John Pender, London. Marble Bust of Viscount Lord Sherbrooke for Lady Sherbrooke, London. Several plaster models of reliefs of Her Majesty, Queen Margaret of Italy at various ages before and after marriage. Marble bust of Liszt, Mr. Whittemore. Marble Bust of Saint George, Mr. Whittemore. Marble Bust of Mr. McAlpin, Cincinnati, Ohio. Bronze Bust of Liszt, Mr. David Workum, Cincinnati, Ohio. Bronze Bust of David, Cincinnati Club.

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Sketch Portrait Bust of Adolfo De Bosis, Rome. Marble Bust of Shelly, Mrs. Seymour Samuels, Cincinnati, Ohio. Heroic Marble Statues Corcoran Art Gallery: Phidias, Raphael, Durer, Michael Angelo, Titian, Murillo Da Vinci, Canova, Rembrandt, Rubens, Crawford. Marble Portrait Bust of Alexander Macdonald, Cincinnati, Ohio. Marble Portrait Bust of Bellamy Storer, Cincinnati, Ohio. Marble Portrait Bust of Prof. Morris, John Hopkins University, Baltimore, Md. Marble Portrait Bust of Mr. J. D. Lankanan, Philadelphia. Marble Portrait Bust of Mrs. A. D. White, Ithaca, N. Y. Recumbent Marble Statue of Mrs. A. D. White, Chapel of Cornell University, Ithaca, N. Y. Marble Bust Balthazzar Roth, Cincinnati, Ohio. Marble Bust of Mrs. Mathilda Moch Mayer, Cincinnati, Ohio. Marble Bust of Thomas Jefferson for Senate Chamber, Washington, D. C. 1889-1899. Recumbent Marble Statue of Christ in the Tomb, for Memorial Chapel, Rue Jean Goujoun, Paris, France. Marble Mural Monument and Bust of Lord Sherbrooke for St. Margaret ' s, Westminster Abbey, London, England. Marble and Bronze Monument to Jesse Seiigman in Jewish Orphan Asylum, New York City. Colossal Marble Portrait Bust of the Tragedian James E. Murdock, in Public Library, Cincinnati, Ohio. Portrait Marble Relievo of Margherita, Queen of Italy, Mr. Theodore Workum, Cincinnati, Ohio. Colossal Bronze Statue of Columbus for the Columbus Memorial Building, Chicago, 111. Heroic Bronze Statue of Thomas Jefferson with allegorical pedestal for Bern- heim Brothers, to be presented to the city of Louisville, Kentucky, and un- veiled on July 4, 1900. Bronze Portrait Bust of Rev. Dr. Isaac M. Wise for Plum Street Temple, Cin- cinnati, Ohio. Marble Bust of Abraham Lincoln for Mr. Nathaniel Myers, New York. Marble Bust of Rufus King in Law Library, Cincinnati, Ohio. Colossal Marble Bust of Henry W. Longfellow in Art Museum, Cincinnati, Ohio. Marble Portrait Relievi, Mr. Levi J. Workum, Mrs. Hannah, E. Workum, Mrs. Sarah Levy Workum, Mrs. Nicholas Longworth, Mrs. Lawrence Poland, Mrs. Chas. L. Mills, Cincinnati, Ohio. Alpha and Omega, Hannah E. Workum and S. I. Ezekiel. Jeptha and Ezekiel Workum Memorial Monument. The Bischof Family Monument. Katherine Bernheim Loth Monument. Moses and Hannah Waterman Monument. Ezekiel Family Mural Slab, Philadelphia. 13

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Foreword. mHE Board of Editors, representing the class of 1903 of the Virginia Military Institute, beg to present this, the nineteenth volume of The Bomb. We believe that no ray of sunshine has ever fallen on our lives to be forgotten: so that in years to come when the more serious duties of life occupy our time, though we be scattered far and wide never again to be united as a class, those happenings that have afforded us much happiness as cadets, will bring to our memory only pleasant recollections of the past. For this reason, we have endeavored to trace the happier outlines of a four-years ' union. It is hardly necessary to mention that the intent to wound or to embitter the feelings of others has been far from our thoughts; but if one carries away a thought after having read this volume, let that thought be this : that the remembrance of pleasant memories is the best antidote for pain. In conclusion, we tender our most cordial thanks to all who have assisted so materially in making this book a success; and especially are we grateful to these who have assisted in the practical part of the work.