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

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LOOK OUT, Kurt Lutz! Brian Kelly's up to something. Throw it At Me Bringing eighth graders up to Jayem three years ago was a big Chance for everyone. Though it’s gotten easier for the rest of the school, the eighth graders still have it rough. They have to learn a new school full of new people, harder classes with lots of homework. Yet the New Jackets enter full of new spirit and high hopes, ready to deal with anything their first year in High School can throw at them. George Keel Allen Keller Brian Kelly Joseph King Sherrie Knight Berbera Knisley Jay Knisley Kevin Lam Catherine Lewis dohn Lewis E Teresa Lewis Warren Lewis Tammy Locklin Danielle Long Eric Lough Scottie Loving Kurt Lutz Stephen Mann Audie Marshall Robin Merryman James Miller Elizabeth Minardi Devetrias Minor Gregory Minor Amy Mitchell Melissa Mitchell Barbara Mitchem Kenneth Morris Eighth Grade 29

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Detrae Fox Jennifer Freeman Yvette Frye Holly Gabbert Desiree Goggins Shana Golding Angela Gordon Nicole Gowdy Tasha Gowdy Mark Heigler Kenda! Hansen Leon Harris Brenda Haynes Zenda Haynes Aubrey Heflin Donna Heflin David Henry Winfield Herring Chsntel Hollen Stephanie House Gwen Hudson Kristin Johnson Selena Johnson Theresa Johnson William Johnston Cynthia Jones Julie Jones Taiwan Jones 28 People a burger bite to eye the camera. DETRAE FOX DISPLAYS the new spirit of the MICHAEL RICHARDSON TAKES a break from new Jackets. | CEES

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Benedyct Muirheid Elmo Norbrey Tine Norbrey fan Pain Christopher Parcel Mark Parish Alten Parker Priti Patel Dougies Payne Julian Perry Christopher Peyton Roger Pohie Gary Poole Arthur Pope Kevin Powell Michee! Rakes Laure Reeder Brain Richard Kimberle Richardson Michsel Richardson Carol Richmond Santos Rios David Ritenour Alvis Rivers Nicole Robinson Kelly Rosser Thomes Sacre Katina Sample Marcia Samuels Robert Samuels Alyce Sanders Judith Schor Fathom Schrader Tyler Scott Phimphone Senavanh 30O People In the Mix Whether dealing with upperclass- men in the lunchroom, getting to- gether with friends, tackling on the football field, creating works of art, or studying hard for classes, the presence of the eighth graders was felt throughout the school. They wore a unique label, but they were definitely in the mix. P SHERIKA FISHER SEEMS to be saying, “What’s up’?”