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

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j abemathy - bizozowski Bryan K. Aheniathy, Int. Affairs; Suffolk, VA Tabirha L. Aberts, Hnglish; Manassas Park, VA Austin F. Adams, Pol. Sci. lnt. Affairs; Fairfax, VA Jastnine C. Aherne, Sociology; Scituate, MA Yasmeen M. Al-Khafaji, Int. Affairs; McLean, VA Shannon L. Alexander, Inter. Soc. Sci.; Fairfax VA Cfiarlotte A. Afford, History; Louisa, VA Mictiael J. Allen, Music Ed.; Lynchburg, VA Virginia K. Almond, Music Industry; Burke, VA John M. Alspaugh, Graphic Design; Midlothian, VA Whitney P. Altizer, History; Martinsville, VA Stacey L. Anderson, English Spanish; Hebron, CT Tamar D. Anitai, SMAD; Virginia Beach, VA Michael T. Anzuini, Music Ed.; East Windsor, NJ Laura A. Apelt, Musical Theater; Poquoson, VA Marcia A. Apperson, SMAD; Buckingham, VA Bonnie P. Arbour, Political Science; Fairfax, VA David J. Armentrout, SMAD; Richmond, VA Jennie S. Austin, History; Charlottes ' ville, VA Brian B. Bailey, History; Springfield, VA Trenton D. Bakich, SMAD; Las Vegas, NV Matthew D. Balthrop, English; Leesburg, VA Danielle J. Banker, English; Moneta, VA Kristin L. Barkerding, Music Ind.; Springfield. VA Peter M. Baroody, Political Science; Alexandria, VA Andrea M. Barracca, English; FarmingviUe, NY Christine M. Bartholow, Sociology: Chadds Ford, PA Ali,son H. Bass, SMAD; Richmond, VA Christopher J. Bean, Anthropology; Alexandria, VA Zachary T. Bear, History; Pittsburg, PA Jessica J. Beck, SCOM; Charlottesville, VA Matthew J. Beck, Int. Afiairs; Guilderland, NY Jennifer L. Beemer, Political Science; Manassas, VA Jennifer L. Beisler, Inter. Soc. Sci.; Nonh Caldwell, NJ Kathryn A. Belcher, Art; Arlington, VA Elizabeth A. Bell, SCOM; Virginia Beach, VA Kimberly A. Bell, SCOM; Manassas, VA ICara G. Bergquist, Sociology; Vienna, VA Jennifer L. Berwick, English; Aurora, CO Bryce W. Bigger, SMAD; Frankim, VA Nichole A. Bigley, SCOM; Sterling, VA Christina M. Biondi, inter. Soc. Sci.; Sterling, VA Paige M. Blackwell, Sociology; Winchester, VA Heather N. Blair, Political Science; Herndon, VA ICaryn D. Blanco, Philosophy; Arlington, VA Stephen H. Blinn, History; Beverly, MA Whitney A. Bloxom, SCOM; Pocomoke City, MD Mary-Elizaberh Boehm, Sociology; Annandale, VA Kara L. Boehne, Music Education; Gettysburg, PA Neill C. Bradley, History; Assawoman, VA David M. Branch, English; Richmond, VA Beth A. Branner, Graphic Design; Timberville, VA Jason S. Breeden, Sociology; Stanley, VA WiUiam V. Brierre III, SMAD; Alexandria, VA Christopher G. Bright, History; Springfield, VA Ryan E. Brolley, English; Farmington, CT Ashlynn E. Brooks, Music Theater; Virginia Beach, VA ICristine B. Broolcs, Political Science; Mt. Sidney, VA Shelley A. Brooks, History; Ashburn, VA Jenny R. Browder, Dance; Harrisonburg, VA Angel R. Brown, Studio Art; Vitginia Beach, VA Robin E. Browne, Art; California, MD John G. Brzozowski, Music Ed.; Scotch Plains, NJ o ' u Bo I Classes ■ Seniors | 2 I 3

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COLLEGE SIATS Number of majors Anthropology 98 Art 450 Art History 32 Dance 1 English 571 History 263 Inter. Soc. Sci. 144 International Affairs 159 SMAD 499 Mod. Foreign Long. 94 Music 371 Philosophy Religion 79 Political Science 332 Public Administration 79 Sociology 215 SCOM 341 TSC 46 Theatre Dance 133 Total 3,907 based on fall 1999 totals Dr. William O ' Meara sits in on a group discussion in one of his philosophy classes. ■ Photo by Carlton Wolfe Zirkle House, located on South Main Street across from the Quad, was home to student art galleries. The house included the Artworks Gallery, New Image Gallery and The Other Gallery in addition to several faculty offices. ■ Photo by Todd Grogan ARTS LETTERS evetybody ' s doing it With about 4,000 students enrolled in its 18 offered majors, the College of Ans and Letters was the largest and most popular college at the university. With a wide range of course offerings and concentrations, sections of the college stru ed with the large etuoUment but most smdents found the traditional studies to be intellectually challenging and their degrees promising a successful future. Sometimes the large number of students in a department created problems. English majors accounted for the highest number of students, with 571, but Keezell Hall did not compare to the frustration found in Anthony-Seeger Hall. Due to the School of Media Arts and Design ' s overwhelming number of applicants, a new program, tided pre-SMAD, was devised with the intended purpose of narrowing the number of students by establishing requirements and restrictions. 1 think that SMAD will be an intriguing major to pursue if 1 ever get past the admissions process, said sophomore Tim Cavenaugh. There were many students who were more than satisfied with the school they selected. People complain about the Music Building, but I think it is the best building because I get to do what 1 love to do, all day, every day, junior music major Michelle McDaniel said. Senior SCOM major Dave Malter was also pleased with his college. SCOM, in my opinion, is the best major on this campus. It has prepared me above and beyond what I ever expected. It also has the best group of students and faculty I could ever ask for, said Malter. Art and political science majors were two of the more popular majors in the College of Arts and Letters. With 430 art majors, it would seem difficult to accommodate everyone ' s needs, but most students seemed satisfied. Junior Jon Cheski said, The teachers challenge us, but at the same time give us the freedom we need to be creative. Totaling 332 students, political science majors felt ready for their futiu ' es. Senior Matt Indrisano said, My major thus far has prepared me with a good basis to go on to law school. ■ Maury and Jackson Halls were the first buildings completed on campus Before D-Hall, students ate in a dining room in Harrison Hall There is a boulder in the basement of Keezell Hall. Rather than removing it, they built around It Jackson Hall was built in 1 909 and was originally called Dorm 1 . It wasn ' t given its present name until 1918 Anthony-Seeger Hall was built not only to educate the children of Harrisonburg as well as future teachers, but also to promote child bearing in college students Keezell Hall used to have a pool in the basement with room G-8 as its deep end When he was president of the university, chancellor Dr. Ronald Carrier and his family used to live in Hillcrest House and invited each incoming student there for tea things to do honor societies Alpha Epsilon Rho (broadcostingl Alpha Psi Omega (theater) Delta Sigma Rho (forensics) Iota Iota Iota (women ' s studies) Kappa Pi (art and art history) Lambda Pi Eta (communications) Phi Alpha (social work) Phi Alpha Theto (history) Phi Sigma Iota (foreign language) Phi Sigma Tou (philosophy) Pi Sigma Alpha (political science) Sigma Tau Delta (English) Tau Beta Sigma (band) public ations and media B-Files The Bluestone The Breeze gardy loo Gemini Entertainment WXJM major-related nriganiyatinn«t American Society of Interior Designers Anthropology Society Art Club Dobro Slovo, Russian studies Flute Club International Association of Jazz Educators International Turmpet Guild JMU Ballroom and Folk Dance Club JMU Dance Theatre Kappa Kappa Psi, band fraternity Keyboard Association Madison Association of Clarinetists Madison Dance Club Madisonians Music Educators National Conference National Art Education Association Phi Buda Rudo, faux band fraternity Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Sigma Alpha Iota, music sorority Society of Philosophy and Religion Sociology Club Stratford Players Tuba Club University Graphics Wayland Historical Society information compiled by Kara Carpenter and Brooke Hoxie 2.12 Classes ■ College of Arts and Letters

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buchanan - dardar re o Holly L. Buchanan; SCOM; Yorktown. VA Erica M. Bukva, Pol. Sci. l ' ub. Adm.; Front Royal, VA Terri L. Bullock, SCOM; Wall, N| Kathcrine E. Bunch, SCOM; Chesapeake, VA Michael J. Buns, History; Largo, FL Alison R. Burke, Art; Fredericksburg, VA Kelli M. Burke, Music; Glen Rock, NJ Elliot A. Burres, SCOM; Piano, TX Norman W. Burt, SMAD; Felton, DE Amanda B. Burton, Mus. Ed.; Colonial Heights, VA Scott Burton, Music; Millsboro, DF John D. Call, Studio Art; Marion, VA Matthew Cannington, Mus. 1 hearer; Williamsburg, VA Louis Caponegro Jr., Pol. Science; Parsippany, NJ Jill E. Cardinal, SCOM; Cincinnati. OH Kara S. Carpenter, SMAD; Falls Church, VA Michael P. Carr, Polirical Science; Sourhold, NY Shannon H. Carter, SMAD; RockviUe. MD Marisa A. Catalano, SCOM; Lynchburg, VA Brian P. Chalk, English; West Windsor, NJ Karhryn A. Chambers, English; Wesrwood, MA Stephen M. Champi, English; St. Charles, IL Christina R. Chang, SCOM; Fairfax, VA So-Yun Chang, Ciraphic Design; Fairfax, VA Chanelle L. Chapman, Sociology; Suffolk, VA Jennifer E. Chapman, Art History; AnnandaJe, VA Gabrielle M. Charbonneau, Art; Chesapeake, VA Jessica H. Chase, English; Sterling, MA Kurr E. Chesko, Int. Affairs French; Chicago, IL Jennifer E. Chidley, Music Industry; Richmond, VA Esther Y. Choi, English; Annandale, VA Stacey L. Chronister, Anthropology; Leesburg, VA Casey K. Cichowicz, Music Ind.; Upper Strasburg, PA Everert C. Clarkson, English; Chesapeake, VA Lori A. Clifton, SCOM; Danville, VA Christopher M. Clopton, SMAD; Staunton, VA Leslie B. Coffey, English; Buena Vista. VA Craig C. Coffman, Hisrory; Broadway, VA Leigh Ann Coffman, Sociology; Waynejiboro, VA Dayna M. Colangelo, Sociology; Smirhrown, NY Lauren E. Comer, Sociology; Northport, NY Shaena A. Conlin, Art; Reston, VA Jennifer L. Coons, Polirical Science; Alramonr, NY Michael A. Copps, English; Alexandria, VA John C. Cosgrove, Int. Affairs German; Springfield, VA Emily S. Couch, Public Administrarion; Dayron, VA Mashona R. Council, English; Gloucester, VA David S. Cousins, Public Admin.; Richmond, VA Serh T. Cowall, Graphic Design; Salisbury, MD David M. Craft, English; Norfolk, VA Matthew F. Craig, SMAD; Westminsrer, MD Melissa H. Crane, English; Richmond, VA Bridget M. Crawford, English; Woodbridge, VA Correna L. Crickenberger, English; Waynesboro, VA Melissa A. Cruz, Mod. For. Lang.; Woodbridge. VA Michael J. CuccuruUo, Int. Affairs; Ronkonkoma, NY Joseph P. CuUen, English; Germantown, MD Ann M. Cummings, Political Science; Elmira, NY Joseph P. Curtis, Political Science; Meherrin, VA Lindsay A. Czarniak, SMAD; Clifton. VA Louise M. DaCosta, History; Farmingron, ME C. Jackie Daniel, Music Education; Rochester. NY Lori M. Dardar, Interior Design; Leesburg, VA 2 1 4 I Classes ■ Profile: Jason Snow