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

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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

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• •• U r 1 ' ■-■ olHJ IDLMAB .; .- n i a t A e t tit w e a l l a w i i VL i I V £ t a u Madison campus: red tile roofs — gray them, for a quick trip to town only for an stone walls — white columns — spruce and ice cream cone — sports, which included fir trees — flowering shrubs — green lawn tennis, basketball, baseball, badminton, Madison days: classes, where we under- and hockey, with sore muscles the next lined and memorized — the rush home at day from either too much or too little ex- four-thirty to don hose, with socks over ercise — club meetings, where we black-

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Through this gate passed the Fresh- men, eager in their quest for learn- ing, and four years later emerged the Seniors, eager to find what the future holds for them. Spotswood Hall and Sheldon Hall, where the Sophomores and Freshmen lived, and Alumnae Hall, where they dated.