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

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Gary Meyers H H Teacher Steve Michaels Spanish Mary-Ann Miller English. Interpersonal Communications Spence Milne German, French. History, Athletics Steve Miner Mathematics. Athletics Ernie Morgan Marching Band, Drill Team, Jan Ensemble Lori Morgan Teacher Assistant mr V4iS-Vor- | Erika Muller Teacher Assistant Laura Murrie Attendance Clerk Noboru Nakaniski ROTC Carl Nelson Counselor Carol-Lee Nelson Instructional Aide Garold Nelson Graphic Arts, English Robert Newton Computer Science Jody Nickles Special Education Teacher Willeah Olebaum Mathematics Con Omsted Science Trudy Osborne Financial Secretary Bill Penn Yearbook Advisor. English Faculty 27

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One of our school counselor's, Mr. Carl Nelson, has also been here for twenty-five years. Before becom- ing a teacher, Mr. Nelson was an engineer at Boeing Airplane Corporation. After that, he went on to col- lege and became a Fulbright teacher in Australia. Then he came to teach at Madison. In 1965 he be- came a counselor. From his point of view our school is a school that has established many traditions and taken a big leap. Also, many former graduates have sent their children to Madison. Mr. Nelson feels his profession is worth every min- ute it takes. He stated, “Counseling is a very satisfy- ing profession, and here at Madison we have an outstanding group of students. Ed Leon District Counselor Jan Lepowsky General Secretary Mary-Jo Lund Mathematics Joe McDonald ESL George Mangusing Vice Principal Richard Martin Science Frank McElwee Bussiness Law, Typing Erin McGeary H H Teacher Sharon McKenzie Consumer Family Studies Michael McLaurcn Tutor Barbara Mercer Counseling Clerk Slvia Merritt Counselor 26 Faculty

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Another faculty member who has been here for twenty-five years is Mr. Richard Martin. Mr. Martin teaches Biology. He really enjoys teaching at Madi- son. One of the many changes at Madison that he has noticed is that we have maintained many of our standards inspite of some pressures to reduce them. Richard has also noticed that the students tend to be more polite and dress much nicer. The students do not seem to have the intensity of defiance they used to have in the past years. stated Mr. Martin. Retir- ing does not enter his mind too often but maybe just one of these days. Paul Phaneuf Career Aide Bill Powell Government. Psychology Judith Rao English Barbara Regan Attendance Clerk Jim Robinsaon Latin. ESL Bob Roeder Athletics Patricia Rosenbaum Special Education Teacher Anne Rosser Athletics Mickey Rudolph Data Clerk Joanne Sands Counselor Marge Sawyer Teacher Assistant Candyce Schauer H H Teacher. Sign Language 28 Faculty