James Madison High School - Prospectus Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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Tammie Chandler took a spill into the falls at Green Valley during the first campout. G.A.A. Board: BOTTOM LAYER: Julie Lemon, Vice President; Toni Odorico, Treasurer; Renee Firle, Junior Representative; Ms. Sea- man, Sponsor; Margaret McCormick, pub- licity Historian; MIDDLE LAYER: Cathy Flynn, Senior Representative; Chris Venzor, Secretary; Terri Laferly, Sophomore Repre- sentative; UP TOP: Susie Cummings, Re- corder; NOT PICTURED: Anne Harris, Presi- dent. Taking some time to be alone is Loraine Roothoff. Relaxing near the falls are Margaret Mc- Cormick, Sandy Harris, Eve LaPointe and Kathy Rcvctti. Chris Venzor records minutes at a board meeting. Cathy Flynn and Julie Lemon joke about plans for an upcoming activity. G.A.A. 165

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Camping, Carnations and Concessions A II those in (yawn) favor? mumbled C.A.A. President Anne Harris. The rest of the board mem- bers raised their forks with great effort. Six o'clock in the morning at Sambo's is not the time or the place to make a decision, grumbled Ms. Seaman, Let's eat! Not all G.A.A. board meetings were like the one quoted above, most had agendas packed full of things to plan; both activities for G.A.A. members like picnics and campouts, and activities that in- volved the whole school, like the winter corsage sale. A big project undertaken this year by G.A.A. was the installation of a girls' trophy case in the gym foyer. We got really involved with the whole school this year, said Susie Cummings, Recorder. We made a Great Pumpkin float for the Home- coming parade and during Twerp week we sold pickles. 164 G.A.A.

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Mickey Greets C.S.F. Sponsored by Mr. Bannon, members of the C.S.F. participated in two annual events: afield trip to a nearby university, and a party in the spring. The campus visited this year was U.C.L.A. Not every- one went because of a $4.00 bus fare. Those who did go had an in- teresting look at a college campus. Another event, planned in De- cember and held in February, was the second annual C.S.F. night at Disneyland. C.S.F. membership includes many outstanding scholar-citizens. Anyone having at least three A's and a B, not including P.E., may apply at the beginning of each semester. Since members of the group wanted more activities to participate in, the chapter hopes to expand next year. 1 Jack O'Connor, CSf presi- dent 2 FIRST ROW. Christy Kings- ley, Karen Ross, Gayle Fal- kenthal, Julie Greenwood, Susan Hauser, Rebecca Brown; SECOND ROW; Eleazer Espiritu, Mary Mc- Naughton, Kelly Eckery, Paula Kotakis, Donna Harp- er, Laura Shahan, Jon Feld- man, Cathy Valerio, Mr. Bannon; THIRD ROW: Charles Comfort, Vickey Syage, Andrea Welch, Jim Gosnell, Karen Witters, Kathy Venable, Kathy Gerber, Amy Stone, Chuck Evilsizer, Rich- ard Muller. 3 FIRST ROW: Eric Jensen, Renee Gaddi, Mark Wilson, Angela Kim, Jo Tan, Ellie Walton; SECOND ROW: Lynette Curley, Kim Duclo, Kim Reid, David Myers, Mr. Bannon. 166 C.S.F.