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

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SUSAN SMITH, coming from the GAA float, feels the warmth of the bonfire. THE LEADER of the boy scout troop who sponsored the bonfire watches over the blaze THE JAMES MONROE BAND watches the bonfire. EMITTING warmth and spirit, the blazing bonfire cap- tivates those awaiting the Homecoming game.

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Si Homecoming jfaZ3 Activities a The warm up for the Homecoming Game consisted of the parade, which started downtown in front of Sammy T’s and wandered up Caroline through the city to the baseball field. The boy scouts sponsored the fire and the stu- dents warmed up to the blaze for an outdoor pep rally. On Friday, school let out 20 minutes early for another outdoor pep rally in front of the school. The cheerleaders z de SUSPENSE mounts as Mrs. Gordon, in charge of and the football players dressed up to de- the Homecoming Parade, reveals the winning stroy the wily “FOXES.” The Jackets floats. The National Honor Society won first prize. fulfilled thelr promise with a victory at PAM CRIST and Cindy Dunnigan watch as the Homecoming. crowd enjoys the football players’ skit. DARYL COLEMAN, Lance Mitchell, and Charles HIGH EMOTIONS and shouts of cheer from cheer- McDaniel dress up as cheerleaders at the outdoor leaders Lisa Hylton, Tracy Hughes, Pam Crist, and pep rally before homecoming. Cindy Dunnigan set the atmosphere. 18 Student Life

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lr TC Mary Glover, Kristi Hastings, and ’ MR. JOHNSON instructs students as they decorate TOP HATS decorate the banner for the Homecoming the gym. Dance; The theme was “All That Jazz.’ Mary Moultnon help decorate the gym. SUSAN RUSSEL 20 Student Life