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

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Students Stomp Grapes P urple feet? The people that attended Campus Life's an- nual Burger Bash found that there were more grapes than they could handle. This event brought together Madi- son and Kearny in a Grape Stomping Contest. The Burger Bash attracts seventy-five to a hundred people. Students from both schools get together for free hamburgers and fun. The club meetings are informal get-togethers. At these meetings, almost anything can happen in the way of games and discussions. The issues dealt with are ones which are relevant to young people, with an emphasis on the “Bal- ance Life theory. This is simply growth of the mental, so- cial, physical and spiritual areas of personality. “Often the spiritual area is the most ignored. Campus Life puts an em- phasis on this, said the new director Mike Priest. 4 Frankenstein and bride pose with colleague. 5 An ice breaker before the meeting. 6 Director Mike Priest and helper start off the meeting. 7 An average Campus Life meeting. Campus Life 167

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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.

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New Life i A nother Oysterman Con- cert . was the crv at one of this year's first AFS meetings. And at the end of the concert, when the money was counted, AFS had bare- ly broken even. Fortunately, the penny race with Kearny's AFS was a smashing success. It takes a lot of money to finance as AFS stu- dent, according to Tom Jones, and we devote a great deal of our time to that. AFS also tries to bring speakers to our school that will ex- pose the students to new cultures and ideas. Pierre Neuray of Bel- gium and Carlos Mantero from Costa Rica experienced the many unusual customs of American youths, and in return gave the Madison students a small picture of life in their countries. 168 A.F.S.