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

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Courtney Andrews Mary Arcmstead Elizabeth Ashby Everett Atwell Ruby Baker Robbie Banks Cornelius Beale Miyorker Beale Tyrone Beanum Anne Beck Steven Berrymen Joseph Bland Christopher Boger Teresa Botick Johnithea Booker Robert Bradford Roverte Bradford Grace Braxton Patricia Brookman Micheel Brooks Bryant Brown Peggy Brown David Brown Rebecca Burmbrey John Burcham Tracy Burcham Kate Burke Mary Byrd 26 People STACEY DEAN REFRESHES her memory on | writing skills. | ANTHONY EDWARDS AND Kevin Lam take a break from the eighth grade reception to pose for a picture.

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We Have It Made In Fredericksburg An original label applied not only to the school, but to the individuals as well. Although the school was a unit itself, the five classes developed their own styles. The eighth graders shared in the thrill of being in high school for the first time. The ninth graders enjoyed having someone younger than they, as well as the title “Freshmen.” The sophomores kept their spirit strong all year to win numerous pep rallies. The juniors drove around town with their new licenses and anticipated their senior year. The Seniors were laid back, enjoyed being on top, and created goals for the future. Even though the ) hy classes had different goals, they shared one thought, “We have it made in Fredericksburg!’’ An ») Ary b; original label! pow Sa 1doO aca ea Track participants seem to have it made. Divider 25

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Not To Worry a slp THE OVER-THE-SHOULDER glance from Troy Turner. A SWEET SMILE FROM Kendal Hansen. When they were ‘‘seniors” at Walker-Grant, the eighth graders looked forward to coming to the high school. They were anxious to partici- pate in high school activities. At the same time, they were worried — worried about new teachers, and new courses, and strange new lunch waves. However, the main worry was that upperclassmen would look down on them. But... there was no need to worry. What the eighth graders had to keep in mind was that all those upperclassmen were once eighth graders too. Joyce Callahan Peggy Camp Sherry Carrington Brenda Carter Melissa Carter Vincent Collier Valerie Collins Kelvin Conway Chery! Cooper Christopher Courtney Wanda Danie! Denise Davis Kalivance Davis Stacey Deane Vivan Deits Sheron Deshazo Susan Ebert Anthony Edwards Verlin Edwards Cameo Ellis Wendell Ellis Phillip Ennis Melita Eure Melvin Eura Staci Files Vicki Fink Michelle Fleming Matthew Folan Eighth Grade 27