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

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Responsibility Stressed in R.O.T.C March, March, March; spit, and polish is all many students asso- ciate with R.O.T.C. Actually R.O.T.C. provides an integral part of the Madison curriculum and gives the community a fine example of our youth. The Reserve Officer Training Corps provides many school services such as color presentations at athletic events and direction at open house. They also represent Madison in the many R.O.T.C. inter-scholastic and Old Town Christmas Parades. All this is possible due to the many, many hours of training and self discipline put in by these dedicated young men. S.Ci.M. Brown A Company 1st Platoon A Company 2nd Platoon 160 Activities

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Three Clubs Benefit From Mr. Steinmetz’s Supervision Teaching speech and drama classes. Mr. Stcin- mctz still found time to supervise three clubs: Speech Club. Model U.N., and Human Relations. From its Christmas season mistletoe sale and the Valentine’s Day corsage and boutonniere sale. Speech Club raised enough money to attend city- wide speech tournaments. At these meets. Madison speakers excelled in many areas. Model U.N. was a group of students who acted as delegates from either Bolivia, Denmark. Hungary. Indonesia. Saudi Arabia, West Germany, or the National Liberation Front. Madison delegates met with other high school representatives and discussed problems that were typical to the real United Na- tions sessions. Human Relations also had an active year. They listened to speakers who were involved in drug programs and student mobilization committees. Also, they participated in some student activist programs. LEFT: Mr. Stcinmctz gives advice on better speech techniques to Eric Hargis. Bill l)ato. Konni Sachs, and Catherine Wcstling. Human Relations: FROST ROW Vic Godyn. Ardclc Maison, John Franklin. Richard Williams. Ardia Maison. Lisa Stine. SECOND ROW Mr. Stein metz, Karen Williams, Susan LaCazc, Catherine Wcstling. Cheryl Hartley. Activities 159

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COLOR GUARD: LEFT TO RIGHT ■ Craig McNeil. Dean Williamson. Dan Dresser. Ray Thurman. A COMPANY 1st PLATOON: FRONT: Ant- czak, FRONT ROW: Brewer, Basinger. Goycltc, Swails. Void. SECOND ROW. Boudrex. Arm- strong. Page. THIRD ROW: Small. Woodward. Ilasscn, A COMPANY 2nd PLATOON: FRONT ROW Staret . Silvestry. Lloyd. SECOND ROW: Bebo. Cauhlc.Ilasscn. Dato, Barnett, Williamson. THIRD ROW: Brian. Shirley. Hines. Barrigan. McKncil. FOURTH ROW Hay. Reynolds. Chan- bcrlain. Jones. Somers. Thurman. A COMPANY 3rd PLATOON: FRONT Smith. FRONT ROW Linde Rhetto. Storey. Kile. Bdl Martini,SECOND ROW Wilcox. Galer. Chittum. Tarlton, Lecher, THIRD ROW: Lowen. Hawley. Coats. Van Nor- man. Anderson. B COMPANY 1st PLATOON: FRONT ROW: Morris. Barrow. Guinlo.SECOND ROW Deal, Fvans, Collins, Brown, Mddrum, Morris. THIRD ROW: Tucker. Wilbern. Pickard. Costa. FOURTH ROW Lampe. Whiteside. Ro- mero. I.owrie. B COMPANY 2nd PLATOON: FIRST ROW Baldusari. Perry. Whiteside. Bush- maker. SECOND ROW Frye. Quinto. Geer. Zynda. Williams. Portman. TillRD ROW: John- son. Murphy. Hargis. J owfey. FOURTH ROW: Hcnslcr, Fuller, Freten, Myers. Widman. B COM- PANY 3rd PLATOON: FRONT: Portman. FRONT ROW. Grecian, l.awson, Linkc. Wilhite. Pritchard. Miller,SECOND ROW:Thomas, Baker. Kdth. Walker. THIRD ROW Ldtmcycr. Peek. Alley, Overy. B Company 2nd Platoon B Company 3rd Platoon Activities 161