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

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GRRR! Melissa Karpouzes pulls for her sorority in the tug-o-war. Fraternities and soroities alike competed in Greek Week activities. fyOyy The new faces at JMU established their place on a campus filled with a plethora of activities. Upperclassmen guided transfer stu- dents and freshmen into a world of experience, growth and discovery. Greek life was one option open to stu- dents welcoming a social atmosphere. Others opted for academic fraternities or clubs which provided them with valuable leadership skills to supplement their education. Yet other options for involvement were present through activities such as Inter-Hall council, the University Pro- gram Board or Minority Outreach groups. The activities of campus groups not only bonded the students to their respective organizations, but also to the JMU and Harrisonburg communities as students participated in fund raisers and service projects. The opportunities offered to students en- tered the athletic realm as well. An extensive intramural program allowed students to enjoy friendly competition, which sometimes esca- lated into intense games and matches. Others preferred to watch from the sidelines, and could be seen cheering for JMU ' s varsity athletes at places such as the Convocation Center, Bridgeforth Stadium or soccer field. Magm FURRY FRIENDS. Mascots team up at a home football game. The Duke Dog was a favorite of both students and visit- ing children. GROOVIN ' . Christoph Bachuber enjoys the reggae festival on Godwin field. The University Program Board sponsored the free concert the first week of classes. 8 Opening

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' v • ' V -- Guilfoyle BODY PAINTING. Some JMU men like to draw on their chests to express their spirit for the game. These three stayed together through the whole game so their letters would spell JMU. SIT TIGHT. Friends hang out at the tables on the patio. The addition of Taylor Hall did not change the exterior of the Warren Campus Center patio.

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• f i m ' i i- i THE STEPS. For students living in the lakeside dorms, this was a common view. Walking to class gave students time to enjoy the beauty of the campus. K