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

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Sharon LaRowe and her friend show their spirit at the football game against Vilanova. JMU won 31-23. Li aura Meadows and Stephen Versen hang ( out before going to class. While the weather was nice students flocked to the Quad, Commons, and Ped Plaza. Before dnll practice. Se- nior Holmes Yaqub takes care of his new puppy . The Ranger group and the ROTC members had training even, ' Thursday af- ternoon. H; ckov Stic was an en tcrt.iining activity . ror students in be- tween classes. Groups of stu- dents playing; this game were spotted across the campus. 8 Opening

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IMU volunteers get the burgers ready for a pre- game cookout. Students, ents, and alumni often tail- gated before football games. Senior Keri Halm gives the Duke Dog a hug at the first home game. The Dukes defeated Buffalo with a score of 35-0. Ti I he Marching Royal Dukes perform for fans during halftime at a home football game. The Royal Dukes practiced even. ' aftermxinon the Hillside field. A ' JMU student checks out the items dis- . played by a vendor visiting the campus. Bar-ec Station and Silver Things wen? frequent vendors. . ' ' ( ' np t i Op ' v

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ON COMMON I d With everything from varsity intercollegiate sports, organizations and Greek life, students at JMU stayed busy. Common interests formed intermural teams, study groups and religious activities that drew on each member ' s individual talents and strengths in order to create a group that in- volved everyone into a unified JMU society. Organizations helped students to branch out into different areas of campus life, as well as offered students practical experience in work- ing with people and leadership and time man- agement skills. Student Honor Council, WXJM, and Circle K were a few of 160 plus groups for students to choose from on campus. Greek fraternities and sororities pro ' ided a secure, exciting environment to all students. The brothers and sisters of the Greek system developed friendships and connections that would unify them long after they left JMU. Intermurals and Varsity sports allowed students to shine during their years at college and to show- case their athletic talent. The varsity intercollegiate teams were a domineering force in the Colonial Athletic Conference and provided JMU witha reputation of strength and determination. Opening