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

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No matter what the season, certain things arc a part of everyday life at Madison : fighting the urge to stay in bed in the morning; standing fur grace be- fore meals in the dining hall; reading those long awaited letters or griping when they don ' t arrive ; usually facing some change in the weather before the day is too far along; always having a term paper or readings to do ; taking •off to the movies or Doc ' s or the Dairy- Rite. Through the pages of this book you will find words and pictures that will help recalling the years to come those everyday occurrences, the big events and the people who shared in them during this year at Madison Collge.

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The end of January as usual brought a flurry of fin- ishing up term papers and taking exams. But even studying can be fun sometimes. With the new semester the home economics and physical education student teachers came back to campus and we were all plunged into the rush of basketball season, major elections Religious Emphasis Week and more elections. No spring at Madison is complete without spending some time back campus sun bathing. T Nor would the story of the year be complete without ment- ioning Rettie Warren who is studying this year in England as our foreign student . She has kept us enthralled with letters published in the Breeze.

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With grateful appreciation for guiding us throughout our college careers, for in- spiring us to high professional standards through his sponsorship of Kappa Delta Pi. and for working tirelessly to lead us through the maze of credentials, applica- tions, and interviews with future employers which accompanied the climax of our years at Madison, we dedicate the 1955 School- ma ' am to ALFRED K. EAGLE