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

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Performing spirited tune in the football stands with his cohorts, the Marching Royal Dukes, junior tuba player John O Lacombe is a reflection of school rn pride. Members of an organiza- tion with an award-winning ■ ' tradition, the musically inclined students oftheMRDs dedicated Q a full semester to the perfection of several halftime shows, representing the university not only at football games but also at the 2001 Presidential Inaugural Parade and abroad in Greece. The MRDs translated the excitement of the crowd through music, ing spirit through their instruments. Photo by Melissa Bates

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REM E Looking for a change of perspective and a place to spend a few leisurely hours, junior Howard Morrison climbs to EXTREME heights, settling in the branches of an old tree located on the Quad. Proving that times had truly changed, o m in the early days of Madison College, (its former name), z. students were prohibited from Z- o even walking on the grass of the Quadrangle. Shift to the o o present day and the Quad o was typically bustling with activity. Students could be found lounging on the grass catching some rays, playing games and even attending class when professors decided to take advantage of particularly warm, beautiful weather. Photo by Kirstin Reid