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

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Sadie Hawkins Dance Highlights Twerp Week Daisy Mae, Li’l Abner, Mr. Legs, and Marryin' Sam are not everyday terms a- round Madison High. The exception comes once a year during the phenomenon known as Twerp Week. Dogpatch, U.S.A. came alive this year on March 19 with the annual Sadie Hawkins dance. Knickweed Baer provided music to dance by for a gym full of couples dressed in a wide variety of cos- tumes. The girl-ask-boy dance was the cli- max of Twerp Week. During the week, members of Girls League dressed up to advertise the dance. On Thursday, boys were auctioned off as slaves during the lunch periods. The slaves were obligated to serve their masters on Friday. Slave activities ranged from dressing in a bunny costume to playing “Leap-Frog in the middle of the lunch court. The proceeds from Twerp Week activities went to Girls’ League to provide scholarships for outstanding Girls. ABOVE RIGHT: Dorinda Gel . Ron Birch, and Kathy Gore arc part of a train which winds its way among dancers. BOTTOM RIGHT: Sherry Bain waits for her date. Dale Lrwin. to catch up to her. For the second year they received the Funniest Costume award. BOTTOM I.I l l: David Vick points to the camera so Mr. Legs. Dan Birgclaitis, knows where to look. OPPOSITE PAGE-TOP LEFT: Wendy Fastland and Mike I.cRoux step down from the stage after re- ceiving the “Best Costume award. TOP RIGHT: Karen Rcinwald and Craig l.anccr were chosen as I97l s Daisy Mac and l.i'l Abner. BOTTOM Slaves play Leap-Frog, one of many lunch activities, in the middle of the lunch court. 154 Activities

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Ecology Club Raises $98 Through ‘Pennies for Pines’ Posters reading “Save a Tree” and Ecology Club members carrying dona- tion cans were commonly seen on campus this fall as part of Ecology Club's Pen- nies for Pines drive. From this fund- raising event, pine seedlings were pur- chased for the Northern San Diego areas which were ruined by the huge county-wide fires early this school year. The reseeding of erosion-dangered areas was another successful Ecology Club project. On April 22, the club also planned several Earth Day activities, promoting greater concern for our en- vironmental problems. ABOVE: Ecology Club: FRONT ROW. Rick Gardner. Don Griffin. Ron Giard, Tom Brooks. Denise McRae, David Berry, Judy Krawczyk. SECOND ROW Bruce Trcxler. tom Dargan. Mr. Turner, Robin Rosenberg, Karen Bales, Paula Taylor, Jcni Stcfanski, Bill Ltmpc. Nancy Schildcr. Brian Smith. RIGHT: Ray Franzcn, John Stittsworth. Nancy Schildcr, and Brian Smith, members of the Ecology Club, make plans for a trip to the mountains to plant seedling pine trees Mth Lisa Stephens and Isabel St. Germain. 156 Activities