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Title: Bomb
Year: 1899 (1890s)
Authors: Virginia Military Institute
Subjects: Virginia Military Institute - History Virginia Military Insitute - Social Life and Customs Virginia Military Institute - Students - Yearbooks
Publisher: Virginia Military Institute
Contributing Library: Virginia Military Institute Archives
Digitizing Sponsor: Lyrasis Members and Sloan Foundation

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Anson, Martinsville, Va. D. M. Bernard, Petersburg, Va. E. S. Berry, San Francisco, Cal. E. BiscoE, Washington, D. C.W. A. Blackford, Staunton, Va..J. R. N. Boyd, Eichmond, Va.G. D. Brooke, Sutherlin, V^a. F. Z. Brown, Richmond, Va. A. S. Buford, Richmond, Va. G. P. Craighill, Lynchburg, Va. B. J. Epes, Nottoway, Va.G. H. EssER, Stonega, Va.H. T. HiNB, Franklin, La. C. R. Howard, Richmond, Va.J. W. Hyatt, .Tonesville, Va. A. D. P. Janney, Leesburg, Va.R. A. Johnston, Boonville, Mo. H. L Jordan, Smithiield, Va. G. E. Lewis, Tallahassee, Fla. J. M. Luke, Leemont, Va. J. J. McCrackbn, Fredericksburg, Va. J. L. Meem, Mt. Jackson, Va. C. H. Minge, New Orleans, La. W. B. Montgomery, Lynchburg, Va. G. B. Palmer, Northeast, Md. J. Pasco, Monticello, Fla. A. J. PizziNi, Richmond, Va. R. B. Poague, Lexington, Va. C. Rice, Honaker, Va. L. A. Robertson, Galveston, Texas. L. A. Robinson, Marlin, Texas. C. Taylor, Lake City, Fla. R. A. P. Walker, Charlottesville, Va. J. M. Winston, Richmond, Va 42
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Class Histots, 1900. PEALIZING but too well how uninteresting class histories areas a rule to all except the class members, we scarcely hope fornianv perusals of this brief sketch of our college life and wemainly intend it to keep in mind those erstwhile friends we once pos-sessed and to tickle the palate of our self-conceit by recalling to mem-ory some of our adventures as unfortunate but happy Rats. But tothose old timers whom chance may direct to these passages we willsay that we hope that the vicissitudes of cadet life through which wehave passed may be appreciated. Our Rat rear proved our happiest; for then in the very blossomof our existence as a class we had not to regret the loss of so many ofour friends who were soon to leave. The tutelage of a large third classmade of us well-seasoned and cheeky rodents; for although buckingwas a thing of the past think not for an instant that we profited thereby,for as an example the soap diets we ate kept our inside clean whilevigorous app

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