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

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cena to Buzzin? Around For many students, the end of the school day meant the beginning of the work day. Area businesses supplied willing students with much needed jobs. JM students could be spotted at pizza places, clothing -“RIENDLY SALESPERSONS, Jara Delamere and Kristin Hall the jewelry rack at 2-2 Student Life SERVICE WITH A SMILE. Rebecca Fitzgerald assists student Julie Herndon at Musicland. stores, and record stores, many of which were located at the Spotsylvania Mall. Jobs put money in the pockets of students when the weekend rolled around and, for some, prepared them for a career. SENIOR ANN WOODWARD spends her spare time in front of the camera. PEEPING THROUGH the camera, Felicia keeps an eye on the action.

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————S THE NEW FRIENDS made will never be forgotten. As an added momento, Torsten Krdger lets Biff Sullivan autograph his blue jeans. KJETIL ENGEN is entranced by the dress rehearsal of the Christ- mas play while Sophie Whiteside finds something to laugh about. FRANCE WILL NEVER be the same since the area schools have visited there. wh ares AEIeL AMSHOUED TI IMVAIZIINIGE FRIENDS. Andy Metts, Angel Decator, Torsten Kroger, Tim Wagner and Steve Willis gather in the parking lot. Visite Frejus: Our Sister City Cet ete passe, 2S eléeves Cy inclus cinq de James Monroe) ont voyage en Franch pour trois se- maines. Accompagnes par Mile Carr et Mme Poole, ils sont fait un voyage en meme temps touristique, linguistique et cCulturel. Pendant leur sejour a Fréjus, ils sont resteés avec des familles différentes, et iis sont entres dans la cul- ture francais. Ils ont visite des ville celebres Comme Paris, Nice et St. Tropez, et aussi le tout petit pays de Monaco. On peut étre certain que cette ex- perience restera avec eux pout tout leurs vies. — Dara Delamere THE STUDENTS give as much as they learn on their stay in America. Saskia Tuit (34) helps out with the basketball team while doing something she likes. Foreign Exchange 21

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WITH AN IMPISH grin, Felicia prepares to enchant the Talent Show audience with ‘'Mr. Sandman.” ode Ssoaeo ont y MINAS TGS team at a Saturday practice. Felicia is standing bottom left. Pod ed ol ANDLING an Exacto knife, Felicia readies for work on the newspaper. - Miodel Student Felicia Koty was a model student. She not only was involved in school activities; she also parti- cipated actively in the community. During school, she was an im- portant member of the Spotlight staff, writing feature stories and covering sports events. Both dur- ing and after school, she gave her time to the Jayem drama depart- ment. She participated in several productions and had been a member of the Thespian Troupe and the Girls’ Chorus. After school, she worked out with the gymnastics team and was a member of the 1985-86 Varsity team. Felicia alSO was an active member of her community. She worked for Channel 18, videotap- ing Jayem sports events. She was also the designer of their logo. Modeling was another pursuit and she participated in (both state-and nation-wide) beauty competitions. She was used for the picture on the cover of a children’s novel. Felicia was the perfect example of the well-rounded student, with both excellent grades and an ac- tive participation in everything around her. Her vivacity and ex- uberance will be missed. ay fe . ea JENNIFER JOHNSON, Virginia Burnette and Felicia show their dramatic style. Girls 23