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

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Reed Hall — where we learn to play, to teach, and to solve the problems of the world . . . First we learn to play tennis indoors . . . Those strange sounds come from reciting language classes . . . Could this be armchair politics ? Student teachers go to school and teach at the same time! Id

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We go from registration to the classrooms, and there we find the lifeblood of the college in our instructors. The teaching they do and the learning ive do is the primary reason for Madison College . . .

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Wilson Hall— To the casual passer-by it is the center of the college — the nucleus — the core of this institutional collection of buildings, of faculty, of students. This is Wilson Hall, our administration building . . . the place where the heart, the mainspring, of Madi- son College, lies. Here are the answers to Why, and how does, and is Madison? Here are the offices of our president, our dean, our treasurer, and our registrar — each a vital part of the college itself. And to most of the students it is the building of classrooms, of English tests and art lessons and biology and anatomy and psychology; to the dramatics students — the auditorium and All the world ' s a stage . . . — to the music students — the rich mel- low tones of the organ. And still it stands, a majestic centerpiece on a green table of campus . . . — Reprint from The Breeze ' Students are to attend Monday and Wednesday assemblies . . . We learn about the frog from real frogs in the biology lab . . . ■ And we learn about footnotes by making millions of them in English class . . . And. then, some of us learn to draw in art class . . . 11 H