Virginia Military Institute - Bomb Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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VIRGINIA MOURNING HER DEAD

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L. to R.: Col. Mann. Capt. Crimm. Col. Marr. Maj. McDonough, Capt. Gillespie. Lt. Col. Morgan CIVIL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT Guiding this year ' s record class of Civils would he a job in any man ' s way of thinking. However, as usual, Buzz and his staff were able to do this in fine style. As Civils, we appreciate the fine job they did for us. Especially outstanding were the efforts of Lt. Colonel J. M. Morgan; future classes have something to look forward to. Any article about the Civil Engineering Department eventually gets back to Colonel Marr because in many ways he and the Department are synonymous. We will remember the Colonel most vividly as he groomed us for the many job interviews he had arranged. It is our sincere hope that our life will be as pro- ductive as that of Colonel R. A. Marr, Jr. COL. R. A. MARR

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L. to R.: Mai. Nichols. Gen. Anderson, Col. Jamison, Mr. Kwei ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Vaunting one of the hardest courses at VMI, the EE Department is rapidly expanding its course. Taking its crack at the Civils in Thermo, the EE Dept. also makes its own men sweat with AC cir- cuits, etc. The graduate in EE does not lack opportunities in the technical world of today, as is evidenced hy the many fine johs the EE ' s have landed. GEN. STEWART ANDERSON