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

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In Closing Madison High School changed since '62 in many ways. A larger student body, more school spirit and perhaps more diversity in the stu- dents themselves were some things that the school gained in twenty-five years. Some things, on the other hand, hadn't changed. Many teachers who were with Madison in the beginning, for instance, were still with us in '88. There's little to be said in closing that isn't a bit obvious. Many might expect a two or three paragraph long speech about growing up and moving on. There's always a lot to be said about making important deci- sions for the future and going on to college. These things are all important, which is why most probably don't need to be reminded. So they won't be reminded. It is also important however that they remember their year at this school. There's only one silver anni- versary, and Warhawks in '88 were fortunate to see Madison's.

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As the lunch period comes 10 a close, seniors Linda McDonald and Mike Davis struggle with a difficult math problem. Making his way to Ballardo's room to work cm The Talon, senior Brad Endicott shows off his materials. Stepping Up 261

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Stepping Up 263