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

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ALICE B. ANDERSON BETTY COURTNEY ANDERSON JUDSON DWIGHT BALDWIN VIRGINIA LEE BARNES SENIORS: KATHERINE E. BARRETT BEVERLY V. BEELER GLORIA J. BARTLEY JOAN BENTLEY 22

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that it is the members of our class who now fill the major offices on campus. Our firsl big thrill was the long-awaited capping and gowning ceremony, at which time the class formally received caps and gowns and became seniors. Our new president, ban Douglas, by her tireless efforts, did much to make this and other occasions ones which we will long remember. One of these was the banquet preceding the cap- ping ceremony, which we regarded with much sentiment, realizing that it was our last. We, the Seniors, proudly look back on our class-day speaker of this year, Dr. Murray Cayley, well-known psychologist and teacher, as one of the most successful. Who can forget that hectic dress rehearsal the night before our show was to go on? But somehow, out of it all emerged a tour of the night spoN Along Broadway. With student teaching and many other jobs which so characterize a fourth-year student ' s schedule, there isn ' t too much time to enjoy the fact that we ' re really seniors. However, as the subject of invitations, diplomas, etc. arises, we look forward, with a thrill, The ' Viper ' is coming! ( From Senior Class Night) yet with a feeling of sadness, to the approaching week end of graduation. So, as we collect our jeans and sweat shirts, old pots and pans reminding us of meals we planned and fixed together, old movie stubs, dance programs, etc., which will soon enter a scrap- be jok, we say farewell to you freshmen, sophomores, and juniors and wish you lots of luck and happiness as we enter the gates of Memory Land. ' Saturday night in Central Tails ( From Senior Class Night i 21

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PHYLLIS D. BINION RUBY LEE BLACK MARY C. BISHOP LUCILLE M. BLANKS 952: ROBERTA V. BOLEN SYLVIA ANN BOSSIEUX PATRICIA LEE BOTKIN MARY B. BOWEN 23