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

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5 Sylvia Goossens runs downfield to assist a teammate. Laura Bedoe and Stormy Sinnott in an aggresive rush. Christi Barrett, Mary Schoettmer, and Stormy Sinnott contemplate the game plan. Junior Varsity Field Hockey team; FRONT ROW: Robin Thomas, manager. Kim Hodgekiss. Diane Burch Laura Berry, Laurie Atwell, Jana Long, Kerry Moore, Nancy Payne, Paula Lopez, Lori Ray, Debbie Duran, manager; SECOND ROW: Lynctte Buddc, June Elliott, Amanda Honore, Dawn Stoll, Karen Wilson, Chris Venzor, Kathy Flynn, Mary Ainsworth, Rochelle Mayberry, Mrs. Rosser, Sandy Powell, Kathy Martinez, Carol Walery, Barbara Fowler, Julie Nel- son, Shirley Ticsay. Susie Cummings, drives as others wait to advance. Field Hockey 219

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They're Really on the Stick 1 Varsity Field Hockey team: FRONT ROW: Lauri Saldana, Sue Pickering, Karen Merritt, Ms. Bennett, Kathy Szeyller, Sylvia Coossens, Stormy Sinnott, Renee Firle, Mona Cuinto; BACK ROW: Mary Schoottmer, Susie Cum- mings, Andrea Welch, Sherri Everlove. 2 Taking a penalty shot is Susie Cummings. 3 The girls encourage each other on the way in at halftime. 4 A ten minute halftime is appreciated after an exhausting half. G et moving! Keep with it! Drive! Drive! yelled Ms . Bennett, coach of the varsity Field Hockey team every Wednesday afternoon. These shouts directed at the team inspired them to play outstandingly the entire season. The team worked together more this season, said Kathy Szeyller, goalie for the team. The unity of the team on and off the field really helped to put us on top. If we played to our full potential in every game, we would surely be the best team in the county. Equally successful this year was the JV team, led by Barbara Fowler, Shirley Ticsay and Kathy Flynn. Coach Rosser worked them hard, but the girls really appreciated their training after the season began. When you're running non- stop for a full 25 minute half. huffed Donna Bernardini, it can really kill you if you're not in shape. 218 Field Hockey

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Rings, Ropes and Roundoffs ■' ome on now, keep those legs straight! shouted Coach Mclntire. Get way up there! Though the Boy's Gymnas- tics Team no longer had C.I.F. competition, they trained hard for meets against Patrick Henry, Kearny and other county schools. Interest has dropped considerably. That's why we were dropped from C.I.F. said Tony Wilson, one of the top ringsmen. Gymnastics is different than any other sport, claimed Al Lassiter. You compete against yourself as much as you do your opponent. Right! added Gary Sopher, a vaulter. It's an individual sport. When you're out there, you're the only one per- forming, but the whole team supports you. There's great unity in the team this year. The Gymnastics team displayed excellent skill this season. Coach Mclntire is the best coach anyone could ever ask for said Chuck Sittle. 220 Boys Gymnastics