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

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THE 1986-87 School year started with Pride, Tradition, and Excel- lence. A leadership conference training course during the summer prepared our student leaders to make the best of the new year. By starting after Labor Day, we had a few more precious days of sunshine worship, summer jobs and summer fun before we looked toward the opening of school. The routine was new yet familiar. 2 Opening 4 The first week of school was a change in eating, sleeping, and thinking habits. No longer were we able to sleep ‘til one or stay out 'til three. Thoughts of “‘it’s too early to be up” surfaced, but a new tardy policy peeled us out of bed. Bells ruled our lives. Instead of when to go to the beach, we thought of when we wanted to go to lunch or “brunch”, for those of us with the first lunch wave. THE SUMMER FUN CONTINUES when Mike Burch, Greg Randall, Juno Pitchford, Rick Starling, Eric Bates, Kate Lucey, Beth Blackmon, Sally Cressy, Liz Lucey, Heather Rackey, Carter Hansen, and George Coghill, get together for a little ‘‘football.”’ Everyone wondered how messed up his or her schedule would be or how easy locker combinations would be to remember. Our look was proud, traditional, and excellent. AS we marched in our new band uniforms, won hockey and football games, practiced silence on silent day, listened to Mr. Waddell make the announcements, wore our big sweaters, took tests, we built our look — look Our way.

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James Monroe High School 2300 Washington Ave. Fredericksburg, Vt 22401 Echo ‘87 Volume 46 FOR REFERENCE ONLY Central Rappahannock Regtonat Library 1201 Caroline Street Fredericksburg, VA 22401 RANJIT EDWARDS QUICKLY gets his things together as he rushes to his next Class. D4

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