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

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A nail here and there, hammered in by sophomores Determined to get her goal, sophomore Lisa Wells Levie Smith and Colleen McBane, provides the drives forward with junior Liz McMillan close by. Lisa finishing touches to the sophomore homecoming’ was an outstanding Varsity Hockey scorer. float. How sweet it is to finally take a break — senior Jane Payne stretches out on the bleachers while junior Melissa Maynard looks on.

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We turn something small into something BIG created to do indepth programming to To satisfy the traveler in us, we had the share such news and activities as sports opportunity to participate in an array of big events and children’s play. trips. France and the British Isles offered a change of pace as well as a change of Big changes came to our small school in scenery for those of us who could afford it. the form of a repainted, carpeted, and air- The School Board made a landmark conditioned library, a fenced-in areaforus decision in allowing the seniors to take to lock our bicycles and mopeds, and a their annual senior trip in May instead of new facelift for the main office separating the over-crowded spring break; Florida it from the student services office. became their destination. Teamwork makes success — sophomore Ricky Caught up in an Earth Science lecture, sophomore Mann gets support from his classmates in lifting Paula Mason devotes her undivided attention. Earth sophomore Shawn Harpel over the 13-ft. wall at Motts = Science drew sophomores as well as freshmen. Run. Lunch and books soon become fast friends as Time out — senior Janel Kasparson gets a chance to sophomores Charles McDaniel, Wally King, Scott chat with her fellow legislators during Girls’ State held Crist, and Robyn Ramer swallow a quick bite. at Longwood College in the summer. Opening 5