Virginia Military Institute - Bomb Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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Battalion Organization. STAFF. H. P. RANKIN, Lieutenant and Adjutant. C. S. DAWLEY, Sergeant-Major. J. B. SINCLAIR, Lieutenant and Quartermaster. W. W. LA PRADE, Quartermaster-Sergeant. Co. A. G. S. Dewey. J. D. Owen, ' W. L. Carneal, R. Ragland, i Co. B. ' Co. C. CAPTAINS. S. G. Whittle, 3 W. T. Blackwell, FIRST LIEUTENANTS. W. H. Tate, 3 s. S. Lee, SECOND LIEUTENANTS. T. Dewey,3 C. Mullen, FIRST SERGEANTS. E. H. Johnson, 3 T. C. Gordon, Co. D. ' L. H. McAdow.2 H. H. Floweree.2 T. W. White. 2 D. Pearson. SERGEANTS. L. C. Leftwich,! W. C. McChord,3 J. W. Crowdus, W. Couper = J. E. Biscoe.s W. Weaver, ' 0 G. W. Headley,- P. R. Camp, e S. K. Funkhouser,i3 R. B. Claggett,i4 W. Mahone,io F. T. Wood.s C. N. Hancock, IS S. A. Loughridge.ie H. B. Worden, W. S. Kennon,i2 CORPORALS. C. P. Noland,! P. J. Thompson,3 J. B. L. Orme, W. P. Currier,- ' H. D. Whittle, N. C. Harris,6 T. Quigley, G. Macfarlane, R. E. Risser,7 N. B. Page,i= B.T.Clarke, ' - T. B. Roby, ' o W. Harris, ' 5 J. S. Williams, 13 J. E. Mort, is T. B. Conlj n.ia E. C. Caldwell, 1 6 J. W. Newman, ' •» J. S. Easley,=o A. P. Upshur. '

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Voc2kbulary of V. M. I. SLANG FOR THE USE OF THE READERS OF THE BOMB. BAT— To do a thing well. BLUES — A First Classman ' s uniform. BONE — To study; to report a cadet. BRACE— To do better. BUCK— A form of hazing rats. BULL — One who does not do well in his studies. BULL-RAT — One who goes over the Fourth Class twice. BUM — To borrow and not return. BUST — To reduce a cadet officer to the ranks. BUTT — A stump of a cigarette. CALIC — One of the fair sex. CALICOING— Calling. CIT — A civilian. CITS — Citizens ' clothes. CRIP — An easy problem. DECK — A chance to return evil for evil. DIKE — Accouterment — belts, plates, etc. DIP— Diploma. DOG — A certain kind of sausage. DRAG — To have a pull with a professor. 28