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

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Displaying the time, D-Hail welcomes hungry students. D-Hall was a popular place for students to eat and was open every day for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Photo by jewels Gundrum Drawing on the sidewalk, senior Allison Brooks participates in Chalk a Block during Childhood Cancer Awareness Week. Brooks served as executive director of Up til Dawn, the organization that spon- sored the event. Photo by Revee TenHuisen Facing South Main Street, Cleveland Hall houses academic offices. Cleveland Hall was one of the original dormitories on campus when it was first built in 1 936. Photo by Katrina Putker Holding a pet nicknamed SMAD Dog, junior Amy Fisher participates in the SMAD Dog Days picnic. Students could interact with their peers and professors and enjoyed free hot dogs. Photo by Katrina Putker Opening 1131

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4! - ' »: l t, !i%ie6m ' ' Shouting to the crowd. Theta Chi brothers raise money for their 12 Days Project. The proceeds from the fundraiser went to the Harrisonburg Mercy House. Photo by Rachel Blanton Serving as a landmark, Newman Lake offers students a peaceful environment. When formed in 1967. the lake covered 1 1 acres but the size decreased to 9.7 acres due to construction- Photo by Katnna Putker Entertaining the audience, junior Natalie Munford dances during Sunset on the Quad. Mozaic was a dance club that focused on hip-hop styles. Photo by jewels Gundrum Offering a quiet getaway, the Edith J. Car- rier Arboretum displays the many colors of fall. The Arboretum featured trails that led through an Oak-Hickory forest, a lake and gardens. Photo by jewels Gundrum 114 1 Opening