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

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PEP RALLIES 1 Cheerleaders end pep rally with Blast Off pyramid 2 Sandy Warath throws an egg on football player Tony Rodri- guez in the Saints pep rally 3 Renee Moreno leads cheer 4 Cindy. 8renda. and Vicki show a victory cake 5 Wilma Warhawk. alias Vicki Knox 6 Cheerleaders show spirit for Homecoming pep rally 7 Crowded game after spirited pep rally 8 Varsity cheerleaders imitate football lineup Organizations 215

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214 This year's three pre-game pep rallies help tocreateenthusiasm for the Warhawk football games. With the help of our great Pep Band, dedicated cheerleaders, and Wilma Warhawk. Ma- dison students emerged with the needed spirit to spur the Warhawks on to success. In the first rally of the season. Be true to your school” could be heard echoing through the gym. The cheerleaders coordinated a skit with this tune to spark the spirit at Madison. A second pep rally was staged focusing towards the involvement of the students. A victory cake was created with essential ingredients such as eggs for spirit, flour for determination, and handfuls of sugar for energy. These ingredients, along with football player Tony Rodriguez, made up the cake batter. This cake was baked by the spirited en- thusiasm from the audience, which lasted far into the game. Another rally came into motion at Homecoming. In a football line-up the cheerleaders imitated a few of the players who made this season possible. The spirit which was ignited by the students' participation in each of these pep rallies gave con- fidence to our mighty Warhawk team. Organizations

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This year's R.O.T.C. received many honors in their competitions. Long hours of drills and inspections paid off with success and awards. The girls’ R.O.T.C. had new uniforms, bringing a colorful look to the ranks. In the second year of the coed R.O.T.C. program the young men and women were more accustomed to each other and were more comfort- able. 216 Organizations