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

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Tomorrow’s Technicians Produce Television Shows The Electronics Club, C.C.T.V., and Auto Club offered those interested in future occupations in these areas opportunities to get a head start. Experimenting and making electronic kits was the goal of the Electronics Club. Some of the group’s projects were making their own intercoms and ham radios. Students who participated in the C.C.T.V. program learned to operate cameras and found out what took place behind the scenes in the filming of a program. The group filmed Sophomore Scene, the Madison News, and special programs requested by classes. The Auto Club helped train future mechanics and those who just wanted to learn more about cars. LEFT: FRONT ROW - Williams. T.A. Pinkel. Walls.Quinn. John- son. Crawford. Morris. Dcpacmclarcrc. Scbcrg, Wicbush. Beckett. SECOND ROW - Mr. Pierce. Henderson. Moraros, Culver, Rod- rique . Morris. Broward. Turano. THIRD ROW - Rafncl, McNca. Chandler, Cable, McFall, St. Peter, Fowler, Adams, Meyers, Hor- ton. Davis. FOURTH ROW - Linde. Cline. Tone. Lit ingcr. Bcrcs- ford. Wilshc, Bogie. Shakclford, Boucher, McCallion, Rapp, Mason. BELOW LEFT: SITTING . G. Jolley. G. Agundcz. I). Over field. M. Garner, B. Halshaw, C. Pasquan. STANDING - L. Richards. B. Novack. B. Baumcr. T. Hcclcy. Mr. Fink, B. Barber, K. Wolfe, J. Pamaran, C. Sims, D. Bowen, K. Folkcr. B. Gritz. M. Jones. Ava Holland. KovJudy. President Ocfillfee»J.a Not shown Vicc-Wekidcnt Dave Mlliot. ABOVE: Mike McCallion learns to use a television camera as a part of the school service television program while Rex Horton takes a break. Activities 167

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Latin Feast Caps Active Year for Romads Can wc work with metal swords?” questioned Latin Club members who wanted metal swords instead of wood ones for this year’s banquet games. The wood swords broke in the middle of the games last year. The games including foot races, chariot races, and cata- pulting took place in May. but unfortunately without metal swords. In order to raise money for their annual banquet the Ro- mads sponsored a chariot race, tug-of-war, catapult contest, and of course many delicious bake sales. The banquet took place in the Madison cafeteria. The games occurred first in the order of events followed by the honor- ing of the gods. During the feast- ing, plays were put on and danc- ing girls roamed around the tables. BELOW LEFT: Romad members Debbie Gcbhardi and Victor Godyn donned Roman togas for an after school bake sale. BELOW RIGHT: A muddy hole and wet. muddy students were the re- sults of a vigorous-Romad sponsored- tug-of-war. FRONT ROW - Grecian. St. Germain. Wisdom. Stuyck. Middleton. Wylie. SECOND ROW - Holman. Gcb- hardt, LeDcLoura, Bennett. Getz, Misso. Samo. Azar. Whitford, Miles. THIRD ROW - T.A. Board. Schuler, Siggson. Tamborclli. Johnson. Holmes. Iglcsias. Byers. Fenner. Stromstedt. Jim Robinson. Sponsor. FOURTH ROW • Whiteside. Merrick, iickhoff. Linkc. Franklin, Wilburn. Thorton. Kdwards, Woods. 166 Activities

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UPPER LEFT: Not all activities captured the interest of all students. Billie Jean Newport, for example, displays her disinterest. UPPER RIGHT: Two art class students prepare a mural to advertise a coming event. ABOVE: Terri Cornwell and Denise Patton even rode horses on our track to entertain football fans during half time. RIGHT: Blake Sanden and Mary Turpen enjoy dancing at an aftergame dance, sponsored by the P.T.A. 168 Activities