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

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Fourth Period ROTC. Front row: Rebecca Levy. N'atisha Baucas, Kristine Girgon. Nicole Lykken. Shawn Aeria. Edwardo Guerra. Erwin Myers, John Schweder. Second row. Myisha Mack. Chcrita Waller, Michail Comfort, Robert Dry den. Jose Casillas, Jason Booth. Gary Jordan. Sharon Vandermark. Joe Tomaiko. Back row: BJ. Jones. Jason Linten. Larry Lyman. Raymond Lagox, David Santamaria, Gordon Greenwald, Scott Vock. Teresa Cruz stands at attenion for inspection. Sixth Period ROTC. Front row: Kirk Moujc. Mike Dizon. Mike Castro. Raycl Friesscn, Ix-nard Lynch. Second row: Tim Downing. Patricia Reece. Holly Arabie. Heather Ravenkamp. Jessica Parish. Paul Chcsclskc. Travis Jameson. Kim Nelson. Back row: Keri Ricssen. Marie De Clesis. Shane Ambon, Ron Diaz. Hector Lopez. Patricia Cornwell. Jason Roberts. I bird Peri »d R.O.T.C. Front row: Albert Martinez. Michael Figueroa. Howell Johnson. Kou Vue. Rusty Miller. Second row Lisa Brown. Brent Lawrence. Ana Cruz. Tony Route. Andrcu Willis. Tom Slupiro. Mary Cruz. Lokeni porter. Back row: Don Catnbcl. Patricia Metzler. Mike Volpe. Jenny King. Trieste Washington. Kerry nelson. Tiffany Jones. Rebecca McCay. R.O.T.C 125

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R.O.T.C. Is More Than Many Think R.O.T.C. Rifle Team. Front row: Tim Downing, Natasha Beaucas. Joe Tomaikc Back row: Kenny Porter. Kim Nelson. Robert Drcydcn. R.O.T.C.? What's the real purpose? Well it's a lot more than many people might think. R.O.T.C. teaches more than most ordinary classes attempt. Leadership, first-aid training, courses in map read- ing, history of the Army, and most of all, self dici- pline is what R.O.T.C. is really about. Students who join R.O.T.C. get very involved with the school around them. There are many different teams that students are involved in when they join R.O.T.C. Rifle teams, fancy Drill teams. Color Guards, Softball Teams, and Drum Corps are only part of the activities. They also have canned food drives, assist at P.T.A. meetings, and act as Color Guards at Padre and Aztec games. When Major, Joe Tomaiko, the Battalion Leader, was asked what he got out of being in R.O.T.C., he re- plied, I've gotten more self-discipline and self-re- spect. I also find myself more involved, and I make friends more easily. The Battalion Leaders gave much of their free time to the hard work and dedication it took to run R.O.T.C. well. Drill Team Co-commanders were sen- iors, Lokeni Porter, Joe Tomaiko, Jessica and Kim Nelson. Juniors, Tim Downing and Annette Barton were the Color Guard Commanders. Drum Corps Commander was Jessica Canseco, and last but not least were the Softball Captains, Annette Barton and Joe Tomaiko. These hard working students definate- ly deserve a hand for all of their accomplishments during the 1987 88 year of R.O.T.C. Second Period R.O.T.C. Front row: Jessica Canseco. Teresa Cruz. Johnathan Thornbory, Tabatha Ochoa, Theresa Diego. Cesara Jacinto. Back row: John Mun- chus. Denise Diego. Glen Cruz, Lee Martin. Brent Wil- son. Doug Komlenic. First Period ROTC. Front row: Scan Hart. Mario Volpe. Kim Burian. Aaron Corp. Krishna Franks, Terri Miller. Michael Racklcy. Back row. Dale Presley.'Thomas Ro- driguez. F.ric Burpo. Mike Fry. Steve Mulligan. Tracy Lykken, Albert Acevedo, Margaret Bailey. Jennifer To- maiko. 124 Organizations

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Discipline is very important in R.O.T.C as Rem Diaz and Hector Lopez learn. Performing in competition is taken very seriously. To be able to perform well members have to practice after school The Boy's R.O.T.C Softball Team shows how much fun can be had. about four times a week. 126 R.O.T.C.