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

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These freshman ladies (right) indulge in the next best thing to studying — not studying. Longing for a few wore days at the beach, students found sand and sun. but little surf (below). A future pro Softball prospect (far bottom left) takes batting practice on a free afternoon. Carefree students (far top) take advantage of the warm weather by relaxing and soaking up the sun at popular swimming spot. Blue Hole. Lounging coeds find that the best way to study is under the sun (far bottom right). 14 May Summer Session % ' r-

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As the final moment arrives. Chuck Ceubler (far top) waits in one last line and gets psyched for the moment of truth — receiving his diploma With diploma in hand, a happy grad (far bottom) makes one last stab at school spirit with his promotional cap Jubilant and relieved. Daniel Haycox (left) clutches his hardeamed diploma. A small spectator (bottom left) strains to witness the ceremony that she too might one day take part in A spectacular firework display (center bottom) commemorates 1981 graduation as the fireworks begin. Sharing in his daughter ' s joy. Dr. Ronald Carrier (below) expresses his congratulations to his daughter. Linda Carrier Frazer with a diploma and a kiss. Graduation 13

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Session in the Sun Granted, a three-hour class beginning before noon doesn ' t sound like a fun way to spend a summer, but as these pictures can attest to, there is plenty of time for fun. Students can take a maximum of 11 credits during the May session and eight week session combined. Most classes during summer school are required general studies. Special courses include the Monticello arcaelogy dig and the fashion merchandising trips to Europe. The only difference between regular session and summer session is the number of students. Most dorms close down for routine work to be done as students move away from campus into cheap or relatively cheap sub-lets. After classes and studying, students take breaks by tanning by the lake, swimming at Shenandoah Acres or Blue Hole, or just touring the Valley. ■ v ' » f May Summer Session 15