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

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SENATOR GEORGE N. CONRAD Died January 21, 1937 He was always here, at call, when we needed him, and we needed him for many things. He never failed us. May we not fail him and his ideals for us. One of the founders of this college, he watched over it in an untiring vigil. His last chapel talk was an impassioned appeal for righteous living through trustful obedience to his Saviour and Lord.

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niRODUCI nS THC BOOK Soft gra walls, lerra-cotta roofs, rvhite columns glistening in the sun, spruce and pine trees pointing long needle-fingers to- ward the s i) — these things merge to form the setting for our life here at college. To us the]) will alit}a )s recall Harrisonburg. With this thought in mind throughout the hook ii e have used them as the background against which the incidents and events of this vear weave their pattern. It is a pattern composed of man]) parts — of hours in class, hours of studv, hours at play, class games and games with visiting teams, club meetings, teas, and quick ' ' ' P ' o town at four-thirty. For convenience we have grouped these various incidents under six large headings. These are — FACULTY CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS OUR MIRROR ADVERTISEMENTS

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That our daughters mav be as corner-stones, polished after the similitude of a palace.