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

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Spooks pose as Devils and Cats as they take away the prize at the annual Halloween party. To right: After two years the junior education majors had the opportunity to depart for a day of teaching in Waynesboro. Madison son are expressed in one of our Alma Maters. Of our college we will sing; A song of endless praise, The classmates and the fun, We ' ll remember all our days, The things that we have done And the knowledge that we ' ve won, Madison, Madison, we ' ll love and cherish thee. — Greeley and McConnell I fil J The flu bug came to college, and the medical staff found themselves flanked by patient-filled beds. Bottom picture: The buses wait as the students scurry from class to begin that long-awaited Thanksgiving vacation. To right: The Juniors take time out to put the Christmas lights on the trees in front of Wilson Hall. -SS

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While these two freshmen walk confidently toward their new residence, it is a struggle for Father with everything but the kitchen sink. :5m ' -. Orientation Week was climaxed as the foreign students, their classmates, and Senior Counselors enjoyed a social hour at Hillcrest, the home of the President. Here Is Cultural, spiritual, educational, and .social events all play an im- portant role in keeping the spirit of Madison alive. Each student enjoys participation in various phases of college life to further enrich his college days. From fall to spring, it is the many unforeseen activities as well as the special occasions that provide memorable experiences for each student. Our feelings toward Madi- Below. Old students found new changes when they returned in the fall. Call downs had been suspended for walking in the road while new heating pipes were installed under the sidewalks. To right: First Semester Con- vocation featured the Honorable Dr. Yu Chan Yang, Korean Ambassador to the United States.

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Greta, one of our foreign stu- dents, prepares to study for those mid-year exams. Some find mental activity easier while sitting on the floor as mass exams are taken in Wilson Auditorium. Vote. Vote, ' was the cry when campaigns for major officers rolled around. The Electoral Board frantically counted the votes to get the ■ ' Big Six for 1958-59. The atmosphere in Wilson was rapidly changed when Woody Herman and his band filled the stage for an even- ing concert. Dr. Newell busily answered questions dur- ing Religious Emphasis Week in a buzz session with the freshmen.