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Studying on a free fourth period, seniors Sandra Woo and Uli abcth Porcntc enjoy Polsby's The Congress and the Presidency. a favorite among Political Science students. Stepping Up 7
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True Colors Stepping up to '88, Madison wasn't all black and white. Vivid true colors were everywhere on campus. It probably goes without saying that character abounded in hairstyles, clothes, and music. Howev- er, warhawks in '88 also turned to literature to ex- press themselves. Besides Madison's Talon, students read Imagery Gate and The Illiterate, literary maga- zines wherein they published their own original sto- ries and poems, as well as editorials. Besides an abundance of personality, Madison over the years acquired a great deal of pep. The student body was strengthened in 1986 by the addition of freshmen. Two Wilma Warhawks rallied at games and pep shows in '88. In addition, P.E. students wore uniforms throughout the year to express their unity and spirit. Another important change since '62 was the integra- tion of minority groups. Twenty five years before there had only been a handful of minority students at Madison. Since then Warhawks experienced a rich influx of diverse cultures and ethnic backgrounds. That was strengthened by the broad range of foreign exchange students from countries like France, Spain, and Germany who frequently attended Madison. But if you're in doubt about Madison's true colors, take a look! In the spirit of personal expression on campus. Second Generation, displayed by junior Laura Ashdown, was a local band founded by a number of Madison students and graduates. As the morning bell rings, juniors Kristin Enyedi and Jane Chang chum before facing the school day. His work on the newspaper staff finished, sophomore Rusty Miller rushes to get some food. 6 Stepping Up
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puritan The San Diego Zoo had several popular limited-rime exhibits in 86 and 87. among them the pandas and the golden monkeys. Juniors Heather Six and Keith Odlc enjoy the langur monkey exhibit. An award winner for its unique architecture, the U.C.S.D. library in '88 neared its own silver anniversery. In the sand at Wind-n-Sea, a local beach lung-out, junior Caroline Hochvcrt watches the surf winsomely. From the Reuben E. Lee on Harbor Island. San Diego city shines out its beauty across the water. 8 Stepping Up
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