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

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m a, o Back row:E. Jackson. R. Hartwell. T. Rincy, P. Hensley. R. Organista. S. Garrison. B. Hatch. I). Carlson, M. Respicio. N. Smith. P. Vazquez. T. Ho. J. Steffcnlugen 4th row: M. Kelly. Y. HoJ. Tajuna. D Kramer. J. Tajuna. T. Campbell,J. Tajuna.J. King. L. Wright.J. Strong. H. Nichols, A. Jost 3rd row:M. Grivetto. S. Ojeda, G. Gencrillo.J. Cramer. K Wilson. T. Rosenbaum. R. James. M. Laulc.J. Schreckengost. G. Ramirc . B. Godinez. C. Dollar. I Ferrell 2nd row.Adv. L. Morgan, S. Guzman. T. Morrell. M. Manasan. G. Laroco. C. Nichols. A. Short, C. Tom. M. Walker. M. Cancel. N. DeLaCruz,J. Geiger,J. DeTicgc, K. Hickman 1st row:J. Dolan. P. Switzer. H. Grass. T. Cook. S. Edwards. T. Thompson. A. Porter. Director Ernie Morgan Perfect technique is displayed by the band during the Columbus Day Parade. Percussion practice afterschool is necessary to be 1. 99 Gcnelud Gencrillo warms up before doing his best at the Cilumbus Day Parade.

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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

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Hawkettes Lieutenant. Senior. Joaclla DcTicgcand Captain, Sophomore, Sandra Guz- man show us their pride with a salute and a big smite. The Madison Drill Team did very well under the direction of the new Advisor, Lori Morgan. The offi- cers this year were Captain, Sandra Guzman and Leutenant, Joaella DeTiege. Although smaller than last year, the team was high on spirits. The team members spent large amounts of time working on their routines for parades as well as field shows. The spirit really showed during half- time at the football games, when their routines were done with precise timing to the music provided by the band. On weekends the Drill Team competed in various parades such as the Camarillo Christmas Parade and the Columbus Day Parade. The tournaments consist- ed of the Mt. Carmel Field Tournament and the San Dieguito Costal Tournament. Second semester, the team was divided into differ- ent squads. The squads created more routines and dances which they then performed at different lev- els of competition against other Drill Teams. With the large number of freshmen and sophmores this year, the Drill Team should be more experienced and spirited for next year. I think I tore something. expresses sophmorc, Hope BUis painfully! Freshman, Taneasha Morrell gets a helping hand from Mr Carlson after a hard days work. 100 Organizations