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

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A MYSTERIOUS look from Kristen Southworth captures the photog- rapher's attention. “we rae? 4 5 ] “ARE YOU sure you still believe in thu : me?” Santa makes sure that Kim , McCormack has been keeping the faith. 4 Academics Organizations Community a | A CHANCE to kick back doesn’t come often, but when it does, Vince Collins doesn’t miss it. An unexpected snowfall causes school to be let out early and Gives students a welcomed afternoon off. 2 Opening

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AFTER EXCHANGING GIFTS with friends. Betten Christopher heads home for the holidays and a long Christmas break. SUSAN COOKE relaxes in the library. Special. The long, hot days of Summer were over. The freedom of choice on what we wanted to do everyday gave way to a routine which would last until next Summer. On Monday, August 26, the school doors opened to receive some students who were happy to relieve the boredom of nothing to do, as well as the majority, who would give almost anything for just one more day. However, for many students, the year had started earlier. Cheerleaders had practiced long, hard hours for camp and then for the first game. The same was true for girls’ basketball and field hockey players who gave all of their spare time to their sport. But perhaps the most demanding sport, which made a clean display of dedication, was football. The heat, emphasized by pads and helmets, subsided for no sport. Opening 3