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

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G N-ineth Scally finds a quiet place outside of Duke Hall to work on her project. The number of credit hours art majors were required to ful- fill were high in comparison to other majors. Students find time to catch up in between class. The ped plaza was one of the campus hang- outs for students. A: s thesungocsdown. the row takes on a ..nevv appearance. The fraternity houses were located in the tront of cam- pus next to Newman lake. Opening

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ON COMMON The years spent in college pulled individuals together to share similar experiences and feelings as all pursued different goals. We all watched James Madison University grow physically, expand technologically, and restructure academically. As students, we w ere affected by these improvements as well as by the pressures of each new year. Each year brought new challenges for stu- dents. Freshmen stepped into a world of uncer- tainty and hope with new classes and friends. Feel- ings spanned between nervousness and excitement as they met new roommates and searched for their place on campus. Sophomore and Juniors found themselves in the middle of the road , as decisions such as choosing majors, moving off campus, and becoming more active in campus life weighed on their minds. No class was as excited as the Seniors. As they approached their final year, they were swept into a whirlwind of emotion as thoughts turned to graduation and to future plans, such as graduate school and careers. Coming from different backgrounds and areas, from the smallest towns to the largest cities, students at JMU combined their experiences and emotions, showing we all stood ON COMMON GROUND. Opening

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Sigmn Pi brothers use their strength to win the tug-a-rope contest during Greek Week. Boat races and voUeyballl games wereother competitions held between the Greeks. V fL 4 Iason Williams gives Blue- slottc photographer Sharley Simpson a lift, ween the Bluestone and the Breeze, it was normal to see a photographer on cam- pus. Hmrt Senior Craig Anthony takes a break with his ili Butch ' on the Fed Plaza Jfudents sometimes brought their pets with them to campus. Opening