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

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1 Diana 8rizendine con- templates the outcome of the Homecoming game. 2 Jill and Lori Dickinson in- troduce, In 1975, chant at Fall-sport pep rally. 3 Wearing the traditional football jersey, Cindy Gonzales reflects on Homecoming. 4 Cheerleaders do Komct- can routine at fourth pep rally. 5 Charles Amos, Renee Moreno, Tammy Young, Laura Churchill and Mar- garett Westgate ham it up at Komct pep rally. 6 Sandy Warath, Tina Wa- rath, Lori Dickinson, and Laura Churchill imitate Cavers. 7 This is D.J. Bird, station W'l'L'M'A, quacks mascot, Sharon Van Rick- ley, at pep rally against Kearny fenee uo ]jz Jo en ,, , IV . £ C Clryemm cm wrn tL Basi i r‘m fiaaINf q ad iujl ' ld be so domb and MPrd deader Kfc f (J-e kwf 3W - indie in domMTiCn- cur append (x ujq. Mo [oiiu i hncM? f 6cod (uefe low Chxf LOHh (23kf ' ft (X Of pech %x l0 - jpvep Rallies 12S

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We've Got Spirit C avemen and Komet-cans were character- istic of pep rallies at Madison. This year J.V. and Varsity cheerleaders combined efforts for the very first fall-sport pep rally at Madison. Each sport was highlighted, and the coaches and teams recognized. The pep rally for the home football game against the San Diego Cavers was opened by Wilma Warhawk swinging in on a gymnastic rope, while cheerleaders dressed like cave- men walked around beating each other with peper clubs. A bicentennial homecoming pep rally caught the cheerleaders wearing football jerseys, pants, helmets, and shoulder pads while doing cheers on the lunch court. Machine gun the Komets blasted through the gym for the rally against long-time rivals, KEARNY!! THfc setting was radio station W I L M A, narrated by D.J. Bird. Songs like you've got Komet breath, boosted excite- ment for the coming game. The finale was a dance routine to Machine gun, which was choreographed by Charles Amos. More pep rallies were presented in 75-76 than in previous years, and the cheerleaders and pep-band felt that they contributed a lot to the school moral. 128 Pep Rallies

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Just Passing Time S eptember 16, and a new school year, Halloween and Homecoming in October. Mistletoe, exchanging gifts, A special evening at the ASB Ball. Overalls, Mr. Legs, A haystack and Sadie Hawkins. A rented tux and a corsage; Warm, hushed excitement of the prom. Concerts, t.p., clubs, report cards. Dances, pizza, hamburgers, sports. Last minute homework, a term paper. A job and a paycheck. Coke machines, candy and flower sales. Making new friends, renewing old Friendships, moments with both. Time to study, work, and play— student life at Madison High. 1 Rock climbing—dangerous and exciting. 2 Darcy Economy plays air hockey. 3 Two students play miniature golf at Fun Center. 4 Jay Helle at a canyon in Santee. 5 Students enjoy a game of pool. 6 Russ Burkhart at Green Valley Falls. 7 Chip Cummings going downhill. 8 Carry the big, fresh flavor... 130 Student Life