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

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RICKY ROUSE receives his pin and congratulations from Paul Limerick, past DECA President and stu- Jent of the year. SUSAN VIDA, secretary, participates in the ceremony. PARENTS, students, and faculty enjoy the feast that follows installations. Je DECA: First Row: Kim Johnson, Simone Holzendorf, Brianna Fairfax, Susan Vida, Sandy Mackens, Jessial Johnson, Tim Sutherland, Marc Detiere. Second Row: Cheryl Callahan, Cathy Calavetinos, Shelley Campbell, Julie Herndon, Fred White, Donnell Callis, Richard Williams. Third Row: James Turner, Chanes Jackson, Mrs. Stone (Sponsor), Ricky Rouse, Ray Young, Byron Lewis, Ricky White, Richard Rakes. ELECTED officers are officially sworn in. BRIANNA FAIRFAX, Ricky White, Tim Souther- land, Ricky Rouse, Susan Vida, Kenny Skinner, Don- nell Callis, Julie Herndon, and Marc Detiere. Clubs 19

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Installation Rituals Many organizations set high standards for student participation. When students met the standards, they were charged to take an oath to uphold those ideas. The oath was sworn in all sincerity. The ritual made it solemn. The lighted candles. The pin or key. The presence of family and friends. The feeling of pride and as with all rituals, the ceremony was followed with joy and cele- bration and food. NHS: First Row: David Anderson, Nat Young, Katheryn O’Neil, Jennifer Johnson, Barbara Cuddy, Alice Merchent. Second Row: Steve Wasem, Pete Lehardy, Tim O’Conner, Jennifer Tobin, Amie Moien, Holly Parker. Third Row: Greg Wagner, Austin Merrill, Mark Willis, -Tim Malamphy, Jeéryl Rose, David Olichney, Hilaire Thompson. Vay age LF + Gee em ee THE NHS emblem adorns the cake. TRAVIA QUESTION: What does “CSLS” stand for? 18 Additional Pursuits A PROUD Mark Willis shows his key to his father. VICE PRESIDENT Alice Merchant lights a candle}j gi(h during the ceremony. Secty: David Anderson, Trea- } ji sure: Greg Wagner look on. Hh et tee a} INDUCTEES Tim Malamphy, Pete Lehardy, and Jennifer Johnson read the pledge of the NHS.

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Elbow Grease Although most extracurricular activi- ties are about fun, they are about work, too. The fun came from learning by do- ing and from with the teacher in a less formal environment. The work was necessary to keep the fun projects going and to provide vital service to the school and community. The VICA club, a new organization this year, was such an example. The students used their manufacturing skills to make and sell tool boxes; they simonized cars, took Christmas trees to the hospital, and participated in many recreational activi- ties. JEFF NUNEMAKER mans the air hose for a quick dry. TRIVIA QUESTION: What does Ms. A’s license plate say? VICA: First Row: James Christopher, Steve Turner, Ricky Fortune, Anthony Sullivan, Shane Smith, James Lane, Jimmy Derricot. Second Row: Larry Thompson, Steve Rollins, Allen Hodge, Rodney Hunter. Third Row: Calvin Mills, LaPonda Bundy, Arthur Cunningham, Jeff Nunmaker, Mr. McFall. CALVIN MILLS and Mr. McFall apply a little elbow grease TURTLE WAX time for Calvin. 20 Additional