New Mexico Military Institute McBride Museum 101 West College Boulevard Roswell New Mexico 88201
Date:
1934
Notes:
Save Outdoor Sculpture, New Mexico survey, 1994.
Image on file.
(On front of base:) THE BRONCO/THE BRONCO REPRESENTS TO ME THE SPIRIT OF NMMI--THE SPIRIT/THAT ENABLES PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE CADETS TO PARTICIPATE/WITH VIGOR TO RESPECT DISCIPLINE, AND TO ACHIEVE WITH HONOR/I DEDICATE THIS BRONCO TO THE FACULTY AND STAFF WHO HELP/CADETS ACQUIRE THIS SPIRIT/J. DALLAS CLARK, '34 signed
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Summary:
A bucking bronco stands on its two front legs with its rear legs raised off the ground. The bronco is placed on an inscribed octagonally-shaped base.
