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

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Badminton Team FRONT ROW Prythcrch. Acosta. Bennett. Ben nett. Hawks. Garcia. Mullins. Brown. Dietsch SECOND ROW Weeks. Norton. Croasdalc Adams. Valde . Anderson. Bruner. Rclyca. Bled SOC, Coffey. THIRD ROW Clark. Brandt. Thomp son. Shepherd. Pharris. Smith, Mullins. Sarno Harwood. Softball Team FRONT ROW: Jones. Rhodes. Garcia. Darnell. Bennett, Bennett. Bennett. McMains. Gonzales. Foster. SECOND ROW Gureezny. Slobodny, Gallagher. Mullins. Smith. Pierce. Franck. Duncan. Brightwcll. Shuttlcworth. THIRD ROW Powell. Turner. Mallcry. Norton. Gallegos. Rclyca. Valde . Anderson. Bruner. Roudebush. Sarno. FOURTH ROW: Hay. Browning. Pharris. I iwlcr. Brindlc. Rivcroll. Dangcl. Berray, Gettes. Stampe. ABOVE: Roberta Halliburton has been an out- standing track competitor for three years. Here, she paces herself through a practice mile run. ABOVE RldllT: Donna Bennett proves that keeping your eye on the ball works as she pre- pares to slam a hit to outfield. OPPOSITE PACE RldllT: Catcher Tina Jones warms up during pre- season training OPPOSITE PAGE RIGHT- Joni Croasdalc's serve begins a doubles badminton game.

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Senior halfback Sunny Howland set up the touchdown by running the ball into position. The actual six points came on a quarterback keep around the left end. Kim “Chickic Mullins carried the ball. The Junior offense could not penetrate the Senior defense but almost scored near the end of the game on a pass intended for end Deb- bie Preis. An interception by Vicki Roudebush saved the game and Senior tradition. LEFT: A pass intended for Junior Debbie Preis is about to be inter- cepted by Senior safety Vicki “Rowdy Roudebush as fellow team- mate Barb Valenti and referee Steve Watson watch. The interception kept the Juniors from their only chance to score. ABOVE: Senior de- fensive end Janice lidlcfsen rips Junior Kathy Tatera as she goes after the ball carrier. BELOW: As the Senior team and spectators watch the game, defensive coach Rob Rowe prepares tackle Anne “Deacon l;rec- by for more action on the field.

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TRACK FRONT ROW Bain. Slratton. Skillman. Jones. Spencer. Mey- ers. Halliburton. SECOND ROW Ames, Clark, A ar. Darnell. Wilson. McBraycr. Rhodes, Schumacher. THIRD ROW: I rceby. Stine, Roberts, Browning. Koch. Ryan, Matthews. Mullins. Gross, Rivcroll. G.A.A. Hosts Spring Sports Spring of 1971 came with track shoes, catcher’s milts, and birdies for G.A.A. athletes. Training started early for track members as competitors conditioned through-out pre-season. Coached by Betty Bennett, the team was striving to uphold their position as all-city league champions for the third consectutivc year. Interscho- lastic badminton, coached by Toni Har- wood, and softball, headed by Bette Ar- dapple, not only taught team members the skills and techniques of their respective game, but provided valuable experience in the spirit of competion. Long hours of diligent practice went into the training of these teams, which proved to be tributes to the Girls' Athletics Association.