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

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Bendable Buddies 6 What makes attractive, limber girls want to sprain, bang and bruise their bodies? “The feel of competition and trying to better yourself, said one of the team members. “When you fall down you've just got to get back up and do it again or you'll never get back up. Vigorous practices were part of the training for perfection and endurance. “Gymnastics is worse than football, said Cecilia Anaya, “because it is all de- pending on you, everybody is watching just you. All team members have enthusiasm and good potential, but if they failed they were boosted to go on by coach Hubert and the captains Debbie Wolfenden and Susie Cummings. The team always works as a whole, with girls always willing to help. We've got spirit. That's what I think will help us make it, said Kim Hobson. 6 Laura Richards practices J.V. floor exercise. 7 Susie Cummings saluting judges before vault. 8 FRONT ROW: Debbie Wolfenden, Susie Cummings; SFCOND ROW: Susan Hauser, Cecelia Anaya, Pam York, Dayna Sylvester, (ill Dickinson, Kendra Johnson; THIRD ROW: Michal Barge, Mary McNaughton, Diane Coxey, Debbie Stubbs, Johanna Gardner, Kim Hobson, Darlene Lee, Shelly Hall, Stormy Sinnott; FOURTH ROW: Laurie Cadwallader, Eve LaPointe, Sherri Lawrence, Pam Current, Kathy McCaslin, Mary Linden, Barbara Barrett, Shelly Brown, Vickie Sortino, Laura Richards, Bonnie Kribs; FIFTH ROW: Coach Nancy Hubert, Lori Johnson, Suzanne Nunes, Vickie Syage, Tricia Doenges, Adrienne Hughes, Connie Chase, Frances Hoskins, Amy Stone, Kim Elliott, Patty Ruby, Rosemary Bonner, Coach Anne Rosser. 9 Kendra Johnson doing straddle hand stand. Girls'Gymnastics 223

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1 Debbie Wolfenden does sole circle on the high bar. 2 Dayna Sylvester doing Chinese splits in the air. 3 Bonnie Kribs performs J.V. floor exercise. 4 Mary McNaughton shows straddle vault. 5 Michal Barge on beam doing needle scale. 222 Girls'Gymnastics

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Love on the Court F eeling strong about being Western League champs was how Coach Mil- ler summed up the Varsity Tennis team's attitude at the beginning of the sea- son. Strong players like Ray Ogo, Ed VanWaas, Rob Walther, Thor Eakes, and Perry Wright helped pull the team through a good season. This was Coach Miller's first year with the Tennis team, a group which he said was really eager to work . League play began on March 30, and the Hawk's biggest challenge was Point Loma, who they played twice. Their confidence and hard work were two of the many reasons for a great Warhawk Tennis team. 224 Tennis