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

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cerleaders. Gina Palestini, Melissa Hall, and Wendi Miyashiro generate excitement and enthusiasm to a warhawk »wd. Hold that line , exclaims Melissa Hall to the wathawk defense. Mascots Julie Williams and Shannon Powers show war- hawks can also be lovebirds. :ting: Cari Powell. Melissa Hall. Angela Horvath. Sarah Haas. Andrea Lajoic. and Sandi Bowden. Standing: l.isa own. Gina Palestini. Julie Williams. Shannon Powers. Wendi Miyashiro. and Nicole Martin. Phe Six Family Varsity Cheerleading 97

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Much Time And Dedication Sandi Bowden illustrates her form and style during her routine. A great amount of the madhouse's school spirit came from the Varsity Cheerleaders. Cheering for varsity sports and keeping the student body motivat- ed took much time and dedication, but this was the job of each squad member. I always wanted to ex- press my school spirit and this is the perfect way to do it ,said first year cheerleader, Nicole Martin. This years' squad consisted of twelve young ladies; four seniors, and eight juniors including the two mascots. While at the USA Cheerleading Camp at UC Santa Barbara the girls learned many new cheers, chants, and dance routines to keep the warhawk crowd alive. While at camp the Varsity Cheerleaders re- ceived three spirit awards and a trophy for excel- lence. No matter what the sport or what the score we were there to prove one thing and one thing only, that Madison High School is 1 second to none , said Lisa Brown. Nicole Martin and Angela Horvath shake their skirts Madison High School is number one! yell. Lisa Brown. Sandi Bowden and Sarah Haas, for the crowd. 96 Organizations This page sponsored b)

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A New Beginning A predicament that the Band had to overcome was being under the new Band director, Ernie Morgan. The Band consisted of many new members which meant returning to the basics. Veterans were rookies once again under the new teaching methods and policies of Mr. Morgan, who was a rookie himself. Working with a new director was hard for the band, there were ups and downs but the band managed to hold together, Said Junior Raul Organista. The band showed tremendous dedication by practicing daily for two to three hours as well as on weekends. The field show was opened with Ventura, consisted of All Night Long, and El Insendio, which was a per- cussion solo, and closed with Love The World Away. The competition march was Jubilee. All the music was perfected thanks to the aid of brass coach Ernie Navarro and percussion coach Carl Reed. Both helped the band in marching technique in field and parade. Advisor Ernie Navarro listens carefully as advicer Carl Reed explains to him what I thinks of the band. Jimmy Morgan and Nathan Smith show their style during their duel at th Homecoming game. Drum Major K. Hickman. Capt. S. Guzman, and l.t. J. DcTiege grin with enthusiasm after the San Dieguito Field Tournament. 98 Organizations