Virginia Military Institute - Bomb Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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FOREWORD he times in which we live are strained times; war and peace are delicately balanced on the thread of fate. That fate may determine jnst how long this world is to exist. We realize the position of snch a school as VMI in this situ- ation, for we will have an active part in whatever happens, whether there be war or peace. We know the value of the training given at VMI, and we hold dear that which makes us citizen soldiers. In the pages that follow, we have tried to show our school as most of its friends, alumni and cadets know it and remember it. We have not glorified it, for it needs no further glory. We have shown it a reverence that is due to great things. We have not given you VMI, the West Point of the South. We have given you VMI, in peace a citadel of knowledge, in war a tower of strength. ( oHtmt BOOK 1. (t Ctute BOOK 2 BOOK 3. BOOK 4. 4ctwitce BOOK 5. U itUetcc

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