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

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just Puttin' Around M adison has always been strong in golf, and it was hard to take a third in league in 75. If we beat Kearny twice we'll take league this year.” These comments, spoken at the beginning of the season by golfer Mike Whatley, reflect the determination and confidence of the Madison Golf Team. The team was not divided into both Varsity and J.V.; there was only Varsity. The team's weakness was their having no depth at all”. The golfers partici- pated in twenty games, led by captain David Wayman and the strength of palyers Allan Bower, Craig Hagen, Mike Whatley and Kevin Shankel. The outlook for next year is uncertain, as there will probably be much rebuilding within the team. 1 Allan Bower practices putting before a league match. 2 Mike Whatley at Rancho de los Penasquitos. 3 Kevin Shankel hits fairway shot. 4 David Wayman makes a fine putt on first hole. 234 Golf

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1. Ray Lane winds up during the first league game. 2. Andy Jarvis throws the ball to home base. 3. Dennis Bickle hits a single during the Crossmont game. 4. FRONT ROW: Danny Emery (Manager), Pete Duck- worth, Donny Carpenter, Walt Bednarski, Dennis Brickie, Ron Cruner, Mike Taranto, Scott Fowler, Ray Lane; SECOND ROW: Bob Roedcr (Coach), Ken Hubbard, Paul Wirkus, Rich Leahy, Mike Free, Andrew Jarvis, Bill Bledsoe, Brent Hillenga, Steve Durganc, Phil Sevene. 5. Bill Bledsoe catches the ball during the University game. 6. One of the pitchers warms up in the bull pen 7. Raymond Lane strikes out the batter during a home game. 8. Brent Hillenga returns the ball to the pitcher. Varsity Baseball 233

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Junior Swingers U nder the coaching of Dale Twombley, the JV Baseball team won four of their first six games. Against San Diego, pitcher Jeff Mankins threw a perfect game, lead- ing the Hawks to a 23-0 victory.The club's strengths lay in their pitching ... Dave Dawson, Jeff Mankins and David Heath, and in their defense, with David Nellis, catcher, Steve Randall, shortstop, Mickey Soriano, third base, and outfielder Daryl Komlenic. A weakness was the team's inconsistent hitting, yet at times they showed potential, according to Twombley. University and Point Loma were Madison's toughest competitions. V, - . L ;Y.V • ' ' O asms i ••• 5 J.V. Baseball: FIRST ROW: Daryl Komlenic, Steve Davis, Larry Smith, Mark Worthington, Mickey Soriano, Dan Jastorff, Fred Bednarski, Dave Dawson, Angel Soto; SECOND ROW: Coach Twombley, Brian Butlin, Mark McDole, Mike Howell, Dana Keith, Nick Furlong, Steve James, David Heath, Phillip Mitchell, Mike Lope , David Nellis, Doug Accardo. 6 Coach Twombley gives pointers to players at game. 7 Angel Soto watches action of teammates. 6 JV Baseball 235