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

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Precious Pursuits oe le ee ai. : It was a year of big events. . . of victo- ry smiles and victory cries. Names in the news were often familiar — Reagan, Mondale, Clara Peller, Baby Fae, An- dropov and Chernenko. Places in the news were often strange — El Salvador and Nicaragua, Ethiopia, Beirut and Bhopal. It was an election year. President Reagan was victorious, but for the first time a woman, Rep. Geraldine Fer- raro, and a black, Rev. Jesse Jackson, serious- ly ran for national of- fice. Locally, students learned the election process and the work- ings of Congress. Aside from the AP Hill dioxin scare and the gas spill on Rt. 301, major local issues included a regional library battle, annexation, and a “JACKET” on the Jayem wall. Around Jayem though, our library was well stacked and well used; an- nexed students were integrated ; and, StUGENt CrealCime JACK oe adorned interior walls. 2 Opening