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

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= D eJii u c a na n, They ' ve shared our sorrows and our joys and all our belongings. To them it was that we turned when we needed help or guidance in solving problems, and with them we lived. We did not see them when they were at their best only, but rather at all times — in the morning, when they hated to get up, at noon, when they rushed in from classes, and at night, when they studied. We dedicate the nineteen hundred and forty Schoolma ' am to those who will always make our college memories most dear, our aawtwtale t

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balled a few candidates and voted in many new members. All of these are things which we re- member and shall remember, and the staff of the 1940 Schoolma ' am has tried to visualize them all for you. They have been supplemented with a sprinkling of semi-silhouettes to add to the pages a bit of the spice and color which your pres- ence here this year has given to the cam- pus life. f?. MoirAf.fi ' leit I a meui The scenes that daily met our gaze The men and women that taught us The friends that studied with us he organizations that guided us The clubs that expressed our tastes The games that we played together The stars that we chose to honor