James Madison University - Bluestone Schoolmaam Yearbook (Harrisonburg, VA)

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Weight Room 119

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Powerful Pumping At 3:00 p.m. each weekday they gather at the double doors anxiously awaiting for them to open. Minutes later the odorous atmosphere is filled with the sound of sporadic grunts, clanking steel, and machine springs. Welcome to the weight room — that popular afternoon hangout for body builders, fitness addicts, determined weaklings, and weight watchers who seek a better body. Whether you ' re a devoted regular or just an occasional visitor, the weight room offers a per- fect haven for the physical minded. A glance around shows a diversity of students with varying interests. There are those who spend two hours sitting around watching everyone else without lifting a pound. On the other side lie the workhorses who spend every possible minute pumping away. Then there are the females, who work out to tone up the excess belly and legs they ' ve acquired lately. Whatever the reasons, the weightroom offers students the needed opportunity to trim down or build up, and hopefully salvage some of the bodies that have been so abused by bad eating habits, alcohol, or lack of exercise. I - M J±- fiFT ' Tfl Mike Hunt (top) works out with a decline bench press while this student incorporates a regular bench press in his workout (above). Extensions on the hip flexer are a good way to firm up one ' s midsection (left). Performing incline fly s on an incline bench is Brad Cale (far bottom left). Under the watchful eye of Ed Asseltine. Mark Weinberg (far bottom right) performs a military press. Gary Fekete instructs Mar, ' Hunt (far top) in the proper way to do calf raises. 118 Weight Room

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The Archery team, representing the entire state of Virginia, enjoyed its most successful season ever. Building on last year ' s performances, the team swept the regional and east coast tourna- ment championships, ultimately placing second in the nation in men ' s, women ' s, and mixed divi- sions. The team earned many honors during the year. Coach Margaret Horn was named Coach of the Year at the U.S. Intercollegiate competition, and five team members — Johnny Grace, Janet McCullough, Sue King, Donna Adamo, and Rob Kaufhold — earned Ail-American honors. Rob Kauffwld, Sue King, and Janet McCullough earned this award for the second consecutive year. The team ' s outstanding performance in the national competition was further magnified by the fact that JMU was the only representative without a scholarship program for participants. Coach Horn believes that to be the greatest achievement. Though Coach Horn sees little hope for a scho- larship program, she looks forward to the upcom- ing season. Returnees Kevin Wilgus, Rob Kaufhold, Sue King, and Janet McCullough plus Ail-American transfer Cindy Gilbert are expected to lead JMU ' s team to another outstanding season. Accuracy Excellence . Donna Adamo Jeff Anderson Randy Brookshier Michael Davoli Shawn Firth Johnny Grace Anne Hamill Rob Kaufhold Sue King Janet McCullough Kevin Wilgus Sandra Williams Susanne Woody- Martha Zimmerman Coach Margaret Horn 120 Archery