James Monroe High School - Echo Yearbook (Fredericksburg, VA)

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Waiting again — senior Janel Kasparson chats with her fellow legislators while in line to hear Lt. Governor Chuck Robb give his speech. 18 Student Life

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we lived KURZ, LINDA LAGERBERG, JULIE L LAGRANGE, JAMES M LINDSAY, GARY LINDSEY, JEFF LINKOUS, MARGARET LOGAN, ANTHONY W MADISON, LAURA MANDOUDIS, MARINA MARSHALL, VICTOR P MATTHEWS, LOUISE MCCLURE, ROBERT MCCOMBER, ROBERT MCMILLIN, ROBERT MERCER, CELESTINE MIDKIFF, MELBA MOATS, BARBARA MORELOCK, KAREN MORGAN, KIM MORRIS JR. KENNETH B | MORTON, THOMAS MYERS, RICHARD NEWELL, WILLIAM OLICHNEY, CATHARINE OLSEN, STACY ONDERDONK, KATHY PARKER, DEBRA PATILLO, THYLER PAYNE, JANE PAYNE , LINWOOD PAYTES, WILLIAM PETTUS, DONNA PHILLIPS, LINDA PITTS, CHARLES POWELL, HELEN PUGH, ROBERT REID, PATRICIA ROBINSON, MARY ROBINSON, MYRNA ROSS, JANICE RUMULY, CRYSTAL RYAN, JED SCHLOSSER, WILLIAM T SCOTT, PATRICIA SECOR, GARRY SISCO, BETTY SMITHERS, HOLLY SNELLINGS, THOMAS SNOW, DANNY SOTZING, SUSAN ST. CLAIR, FRANCIS STANLEY, TAMMY STEPHENS, WILLIAM STEVENS, SANDRA STEVICK, SUSAN SULLIVAN, BENJAMIN SULLIVAN, KIM SUTHERLAND, KATHY TAYLOR, BRENDA TAYLOR, WILLIAM TERRY, MELISSA THOMPSON, DEMETRICE THOMPSON, FRANK TRIPP, TINA WAGNER, LINDA WALKER, REGINA WALKER, STEPHOHN WALLACE, DANNY WANNER, LYNNE A WATSON, RONNIE WATTS, RICHARD WESTER, JEANETTE WHITE, LIONEL WHITE, TERRI WHITTICAR, ELLIOTT WILLIAMS, GREGORY WILLIAMS, JUDY WILLIAMSON, FRANCES WILSON, BRENDA WILSON, DONALD WIMSATT, JOHN WONG, SIEW CHONG WOODBRIDGE, JOHN ZAPANTIS, STEVE 624 BUNKER HILL ST 423 DEERWOOD DR 1511 STAFFORD AVE 2201 COWAN BLVD 1311 WINCHESTER ST 1110 PRINCE EDWARD ST 1305 DIXON ST 722 LEE AVE 605 PAYTON DR 100 PRINCESS ANNE ST 419 1111 COLONY RD 1900 LAFAYETTE BLVD A 405 MORNINGSIDE DR 303 CAROLINE ST 1806 NEW KENT ST 3101 NORMANDY AVE 800 MERCER ST 208 WILDERNESS LANE 1900 FALL HILL AVE 217 HILLCREST DR 3107 LINDEN AVE 100 PRINCESS ANNE ST 125 1902 HOWARD AVE 502 LEWIS ST 100 WILDERNESS LANE 1209 RAPPAHANNOCK AVE 1110 CARDWELL ST 429 DEERWOOD DR 1410 ROYSTON ST 421 MORNINGSIDE DR 1808 WASHINGTON AVE 100 PRINCESS ANNE ST 313 1724 BEVERLY DR 802 LITTLEPAGE ST 200 FOREST VILLAGE 2 709 LITTLEPAGE ST 1303 CARDWELL ST 100 PRINCESS ANNE ST 524 1312 CARDWELL ST 1702 AIRPORT AVE 173 LONGSTREET AVE 313 CANNON CIRCLE 1928 LAFAYETTE BLVD 120 OAK ST 1321 PARCELL ST 400 HUNTER ST BOX 661 507 HANSON AVE 3108 NORMANDY AVE 200 WILDERNESS LANE 207 PRINCE EDWARD ST A 1512 WINCHESTER ST 1200 STAFFORD AVE 2107 COWAN BLVD 24C 603 FAUQUIER ST 636 STUART ST RT 4 BOX 18C 1429 BUCKNER ST 722 DENTON CT 104 LONGSTREET AVE 3 KINLOCH CT 421 GATE ST BOX 7274 1318 WILLIAM ST 407 MORNINGSIDE DR 708 CHARLOTTE ST 213 COAKLEY ST 1 WARFIELD PLACE 1607 SUNKEN RD 210 HARRIS ST 1919 HOWARD AVE 708 CAROLINE ST 2326 COWAN BLVD C 100 PRINCESS ANNE ST 228 1401 WASHINGTON AVE 1008 LAFAYETTE BLVD 1112 RAILROAD AVE 903 CHARLOTTE ST 1316 WHITE ST 100 PRINCESS ANNE ST 323 106 GOODLOE DR 610 LEWIS ST 111 GOODLOE DR 1707 FRANKLIN ST Taking a break from active playing, senior Jed Ryan watches his friends during the church basketball game. Jed was also a varsity football center. Making his way to the lunch line, senior class presi- dent Richard Watts always has a smile on hand. Richard was also the president of NHS. Senior Addresses 17

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ik be e 38 eae i Summer conferences — éallinaday’s work Summer means rest and relaxation for some of us, but for others it’s a time to keep learning and to keep building memories. Spotlighters Charles Bumbrey, Terry Sutherland, and Janet Anderson traveled to Richmond to attend a Journalism Workshop at VCU and ended up in the dark — a blackout kept electricity at the college off for five hours. Another spotlight staff member, Mark Durcan, found out for himself that workshops aren't all boring — at the Ball State Conference, he joined his fellow journalists in a softball tournament. Hemlock Haven in Marion, Virginia, attracted yearbook photography enthusiasts Kristy Simmons, Curtis Dunn, Sara Durcan, Martha Harper, Dicky Carson, and Brenda Wilson, who learned the proper techniques for the darkroom as well as for the picture-taking. Longwood College had a busy week in June hosting both a Delmar Yearbook Workshop and the annual Girls’ State Conference. Yearbookers Holly Smithers, Colleen Sutherland, Colleen McBane, and Jasmine Jelesoff traveled to Farmville along with adviser Miss Sharon Richmond to learn basic layout techniques. Girls’ State, an experience in self-government, became the destination for Janel Kasparson and Sarah Hollister. Boys’ State, held at Lynchburg College, claimed Jeff Grizzle, Chuck Pitts, and Mitch Gallant as representatives. Happy to please his fans, Lt. Governor Chuck Robb signs a program for an adviser. Mr. Robb was the guest speaker at Girls’ State. Lost in the crowd, Sarah Hollister and Janel Kaspar- son await their turns to go to lunch. Lines sometimes wound for several blocks. Workshops often prompt mid-afternoon cravings — adviser Sharon Richmond heads for Plumbley’s Restaurant near Amherst College in Massachusetts. Total exhaustion — after four days of long work hours and short sleep hours, yearbooker Jasmine Jelesoff collapses in her dorm room. Summer Conferences 19