Virginia Military Institute - Bomb Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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The Department of Electrical Engineering has been in existence as such since 1898, and has attained a wide prominence through the value of its curriculum. The course is designed to impress the fundamental concepts of the subject which underlie all the applications of electrical engineering. The course includes instruction in electrical, heat, and mechanical engineer- ing subjects, so that the student mav learn the inter-relation between these subjects, as well as gain sufficient knowledge to enable him to enter any of the three fields. The instruction is practical as well as theoretical, and the department maintains large dynamo, measurements, and heat laboratories in the Edward West Nichols Engineering Hall. These are equipped to give opportunity for the student to perform actual work of the type he is likely to find in pro- fessional life, and to obtain a workmg knowledge of the practices studied in the classroom. To extend the course, all cadets of the Electrical Department are mem- bers of the Student Chapter of the American Society of Electrical Engineers, and there are both student and guest speakers at its monthly meetings. Beginning with the fall of 1936, the department is to enlarge itself by providing optional courses so that men may elect to study either a practical management course or the present general one. f!; I SPECIMENS OF CITIZEN SOLDIERS ATTACHED TO THEIR NATIVE STATE PR.OVD OFHER.-FAME AND READY INEVERY TIME OF DEEPEST PERIL TO- VINDICATE- HER HONOR OR DEFEND HER- RIGHTS SRESTON fS

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DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING COLONEL S. W. ANDERSON First Class c L. Burleigh, R. J. H. James N M. OSBORKE, IV. J- J. H. D, Culpepper, deButts JK- R. B. Macgurn M. B. Marshall, Jr. L. J. Powell, Jr. C. Staples R. C. Horse, Jr. H. S. Massif J. N. Maxev E. G. S. Maxwell Second Class H C. Woodhouse, Jr . s COVINGTOK H. M ;Leod T. r. Farle W. H Moore R. B. Helfri ch c;. a. C. H. Phipps, Jr. Phillips

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DEPARTMENT OF LIBERAL ARTS COLONEL W. M. HUNLEY bA FiR.ST Cl. s.s M B. Bair A. I. Ginsberg H. E. Robinson C. L. Banks J. T. Hale, Jr. J. H. Sapp G M. Brooke, Jr. H. H. HlGHTOWER W. M. Seav D. R. CONTE V. R. Hills C. D. Stegman R. M. CUNMSCIIAM, Jr. V. H. HOOFN.AGLE D. A. Thoma s t M. DeCamps W. G. Kellogg, Jr. J. H. T. McConkell A. W. Neal, Jr. B. H. Powell, Jr. Second Cl.ass R. E. TowNE H P. Carrington ' , Jr. W. U. Kennon V. P. Rii.Ev H. C. COTHRON- G. 0. Lee, Jr. L H. SCL.UER, Jr. L. H. Dressler, Jr. J. LeMasurier, Jr. H. C. Sheffev C. F. Franz E. M. Long W. W. TowNES, Jr. C. B. GooLRiCK, Jr. J. J. MCEVEETV J. R. Tucker, Jr. T. A. HOTCHKISS F. H. McNeal G. P. Valliant E. R. Jones G. R. Mitchell J. W. S. Wise W M. Kane J. B. MUNDV A. M. Parmenter, Jr. U. M. Pasco C. A. Pritchett, Jr. V. H. Zimmerman