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

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At this mid-century we pause — looking back into the past with heartfelt memories and into the future with youthful dreams for progress and achievement. These years at Madison have been but the foundation stones. College has been a way of life from which we have gained knowledge and in- spiration. We have known exuberance and melancholy, contentment and restless- ness, achievement and disillusion, but throughout the years there has been the undercurrent of development. May these pages reflect this growth; may they exhibit our readiness to meet the problems of a changing world. J oHo That inir daiKjJilcrs may be as cornerstones, polished after the similitude of a palace.

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LAYING THE FOUNDATION FOR IJx.A.X HALL

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THIS IS DOLLY . . . It matters not if slu- is tall nv short, thin or stout, hrilliant or a craf c-. What docs matter is that in her heart there lives a genuine feeling of pride and love for Madison College. The tradi- tions, challenging opportunities, incomparable fellowships, and the bus - hum of activity have come to be very dear to her. Her years at Madi- son have enriched her life so much that, in keep- ing with the prevailing spirit here, she would like to share them with you. Here is a view of her way of life, an adequate background for pro- fessional life or homemaking. She hopes you will like it as much as she does. Let her guide you now through the pages of this liook which are a brief glimpse into the life of Madison College. Campus. . . whether sunning on the rock or watching the lights glowing brightly at night, we find our campus is a shining jewel set in a lovely valley. Classes. . . whether Freshman or Senior, we sit side by side in classes and walk together down Wilson steps on our way back to cjur dorms, our arms full of books.