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

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cont. 1 ven with growth, however, some constants will never change. The Breeze newspaper still publishes twice a week on Tuesday and Friday. Personnel still complain about D-Hall cooking, and the lack of work and study space. Dr. Dingledine still teaches history. Our day-to-day existence remains the same. Harrisonburg, our home town, celebrated a 200-year-old birthday and we elected Ronald Reagan president. Freshmen still had eight o ' clockers, and commuters searched for parking spaces. Throughout it all, we kept growing. Scowling over the loss of the Homecoming game. Duke III mugs for the camera. No sledding down Wine-Price Hill during the winter because of the addition of seven mobile homes, the Hillside complex.

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Swinging practice busies Jay Conley during late summer-early fall days. cont. I • I S I iii ' r ight seemed the only respite from our grovv ing pains. The peace and quiet of an earlier Madison returned. Only silent steamshovels and an occasional student were left. With the sunrise, returned the New Madison. A new Madison. Enrollment at an all time high of 8.387. The 21st consecutive year of increased enrollment. An all time high of 1.561 May graduates. A biennial budget for 1980-82 of 87 million dollars. Madison is moving up. This, our annual report, should prove it. Spinning frisbee keeps K.C. Wakefield out in the spring sun. Pick up Softball games like Garber vs. Huffman introduce friends. Opening 9