Virginia Military Institute - Bomb Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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-MAJOR GENERAL WILLIAM H. MILTON, JR.

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General and Mrs. Milton DEDICATION With graduation of the Class of 1960, ?tIajor General William II. : lilton, Jr., will round out eight years of service as Superintendent of the Virginia Military Institute. These years under General Milton ' s leadership have been significant ones in VMFs history — years that have produced progress anfl refinements in every area of the Institute ' s ojjeration. But while h is energies have Ijeen dedicated toward the realization of an ever-greater and stronger VMI, General Milton has kept a sensitive finger on the pulse of the Corps. Behind the formidable stars, cadets have found a man sincerely- interested and willing to aid in their personal problems, a man of wise counsel and competent advice. He has been a superintendent of oftentimes astounding knowledge of hundreds of cadets as individuals, genuinely interested in all their activities and proud of their achievements. It is, then, to General Milton, as a token of the esteem which we hold for liim as an officer and friend, that we the Staff respectfully dedicate this 1 !)(!(» volume of I lie V: II Bomu.

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oreword T, HE yearbook that is big enough to present a true and complete picture of the Virginia Mihtari, ' Institute will probably never be printed. It would be impossible to convey in one publication the complete story of a Brother liat Class. In producing this 76th edition of the Bomb it is our purpose to present the Institute as we have experienced it, to give a photographic account of the physical things that have surrounded us, anil to attem])t to convey something of that wonderful intangible, the VMI Spirit — all in the hope that in future years (his Biimh will recall nieinories of the Class of 1960 and of the men who as alumni will be adding to M s greatness. ■i » ' - aag!. ■ ••»»■■■■