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

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LOYALTY. This Student displays JMU pride in her expression, face paint and performance. The Marching Royal Dukes were known throughout the state for both musical ability and school spirit. A PLACE IN THE SUN. Students take advantage of another beautiful day in Harrisonburg. Warm spring days found students on the quad in full force. CHARGE! The Dukes make their en- , . : ' , ' tranceatthefirsthomefootballgame. Win ' — or lose, support for the football team was always strong. I -:» ' «%. A ' ., . ZmJ

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HURRAY! Four years worth of a student ' s hard work culminate this graduation day. The 1993 senior class was the first to graduate in separate ceremonies for each major. M yO yt VlA It ' s difficult for one to imagine what it must have been like to attend Madison College. ...when the Quad was not just the center of campus, but the only part of campus, or when women ' s basketball games were played in the basement of Keezell Hall and having a male in a student ' s room caused a scandal. When one takes time to look back on the distant past of the University, it is obvious that the changes that have taken place are phenom- enal. Seniors graduating this May could remem- ber when there was no Zane Showker Hall or renovated Burruss Hall, much less Taylor Hall, the new addition to the Warren Campus Center. Each year at JMU brought with it new buildings and a new view of campus; and a broadening of horizons as the school expanded. As we embarked upon this school year, the changing times were evident to all JMU students. Whether it was the changes over the decades or the yet unseen plans for the future, we were all amazed as we tried to IMAGINE THAT...