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

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. fijtfcinQ on a nice day, these stu- dents relieve stress by participating in outdoor activities. When stu- dents got stressed out there were nu- merous things on campus to do to unwind. r 7 f ( ■ ,r his support for the football team, the Duke Dog takes aim at innocent passerbys. The school mascot was famous for his assorted tricks and schemes. ' • Q?he kissing rock was sometimes ' ' ' his dog in tow, this student used by professors as an alternative takes a break to chat with two of his to the classroom. It was also a favor- friends in Ped Plaza. Many students ite spot for spending quiet time with brought their pets with them to special friends. campus. texHettfz. — 7 O PENING

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•■w; te pte tfo U ytttitty Throughout the years we spend at JMU there is no denying the impact the university has on each of us. Nor can we deny the impact each of us has on the university. We make JMU what it is - one of the nation ' s top colleges. In return, the university edu- cates us and prepares us for life after college. Dur- ing our years in Harrisonburg we learn in the class- room and experience on our own. We decide what to do and when to do it. We are instilled with a sense of pride that carries over into all aspects of our lives, both inside and outside the university. A pride so intense we will take it with us when we leave the university and carry it with us in all of our post-JMU endeavors. 6 OPENING

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. ' i iii m in the shade, this stu- dent catches up on his reading. For some students, there was not enough time in the day to complete Williams q Jnr : Row, the home of sorority and fraternity members, is located along Newman Lake. On nice days the houses reflect off the lake, add- ing to the beauty of the campus.