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

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One of our mow dedicated Pepwers. Senior, Scott Garrison gladly performs The Heat Is On at the Carlsbad football game. Junior, Chris Swart, along with the other trumpetcers, practices his music before the football game that night. The Marching Pep Band gets ready to perform in front of the football crowd during half'time. Pepsters Hey!!!! What's that noise? The crowd never screamed in tune and quite so loud before! Look! What are all those people doing with those things? They're here to cheer us up with some of the tunes we love. Is that our fight song? You bet! Listen, that can't possibly be La Bamba ? No, no way! Oh WOW! It is! Hey, my man! That's our very own Pep Band. The Pep Band, along with the Pep Club, is in charge of raising crowd enthusiasm and promoting crowd spirit at Pep rallies and both home and away games. The Pep Band doesn't have a stable number of mem- bers. We win some, we lose some. It's normal! exclaimed junior, Raul Organista. The band was formed from those students who wanted to show their spirit. Anywhere from twelve to thirty-five band members showed up to perform. It all depend- ed on where the game or gig was being held. The Pep Band not only adds spirit to the school, it is even hired to do various gigs for those who are interested in a little entertainment. For example, the band was invited to perform at the Super Bowl send off. The Pep Band doesn't look at this organization as a job, but just as time to get together and show Madison Spirit. Pep Club Pep Band 105

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Cheering rive warhawks co a victory ate sophomore, Jennifer Peterson and junio: Stephanie Johnson. A Year In Pep Madison's twenty member Pep Club was at its best this year ' said junior. Tango Bonner, an enthusiastic member. The Pep Squad is better known as the Loud Crowd, the name shown on the white sweat shirts and blue jeans of its members. The purpose of the Pep Squad is to express Madis- on's enthusiasm and spirit at the games. According to the Loud Crowd president, junior, Stephanie Johnson, The Loud Crowd has been very support- ive in helping the cheerleaders by singing and cheering and being as loud as possible. The War- hawk teams know just how proud we are of them . The Loud Crowd attends all games and keeps the crowd spirited whether or not the game's going in the Warhawk's favor. Let's go Warhawks! Let's go! is one of the many chants that keeps the teams on their toes. The louder they are the better it makes us want to win! exclaimed senior, Jeff Harper. They’re not going to get us this time! exclaims sopho- more. Angel Olais right before the annual game against Madison's rival. Morse. Front row: Angel Olais. Stephanie Johnson. Helanc Adams. Stephanie Ojeda. Second row: Jennifer Peterson. Glend Evans. Tango Bonner. Bertha Donahue. Krissy Stankcy. Betty Gvckerham. Back row: Steve Shields. Krisc Robinson. Brianna Pratt. Nicole Turman. Tisha Nicholson, Daphne l.indsay. Talafulu Misa. Twee Do. 104 Pep Club

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Front row: Danny Ulibarri. Christina Antonio. Rusty Miller. Second row: Amy Barker, I.inda McDonald. Heather Robertson. Robyn Mahan. Lili Reeves. Victoria Rallardo. Back row: Jason I.ini, Holly Stratton. Paul Schell. Mike Wilkinson. Advisor. Victoria Ballardo takes a moment from hei work to smile. Junior. I.ili Reeves confers with her advisor, Victoria Ballardo about her article on Campus life at Madison. 106 Organizations