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

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PEEKING THROUGH THE trees, the Wil- son Hall cupola stands as the symbol of the university. At 5 p.m. each day, the fight song was played from inside the structure. •Photo by Ellen Aheorn. WALKING TO THE Home- coming football gome, freshman Taylor Vaughn and junior Leanne Desmond leave Greek Row. Many students also dressed up in purple and gold togas to go with the Greek theme of Homecoming. • Photo by Ellen Ahearn. LOOKING OUT OVER Newman Lake, the sorority houses on Greek Row ore home to hundreds of women. Students would often lay out on the lake ' s shore during the spring. • Photo by Kori Deputy. TAKING A BREAK from a gome of football, four students discuss their next play. Even during the fall months, students enjoyed spending time on the Quad. • Photo by Brett Lemon. We were all together one z z o 13

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We could only imagine. SINGING SOULFULLY TO the crowd in Wilson Hall, sophomore I ' jIiil!: .ei bo ei performs at Sunset on the Quad. The event was moved indoors due to inclem- ent weather. • Photo by Lindsey Barnett LIGHTING UP SOUTH Main Street, the Canterbury House exudes holiday cheer. The house provided an open Christian envi- ronment for students. • Photo by Evan Dyson. RELAXING UNDER A tree, a student lays on a hill near the Commons, The Commons was a popular place to spend time between classes. • Photo by B rett Lemon. ACROSS 1-81, ISAT, HHS and UREC ore a dominant presence. UREC was a superior workout facility, complete with a three-story rock wall, ff Photo by Ellen Ahearn. O z z LU O- o 14