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

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Much To Be Proud Of Myron Williams, 10, and lidgar Pulu, 53. watching for directions from the coach. The varsity football team put forth an incredible effort this year. Ending the season with a record of 2 wins, 7 losses, and 1 tie, the Hawks had much to be proud of. In the game against Patrick Henry, quarterback Brad Eaddy broke three school records (most passes complet- ed: 25; most passes attempted: 42; and the most yardage). Vot- ed as players of the week more than once, Olan Graves, Ron Mendiola, Gary Ollison, Edgar Pulu, and Joe Rubino, contri- buted a great deal to the team. Although the team was made up of mostly juniors and sen- iors, there were three soph- mores, James Cole, Jeff Farmer, and Ken Popiela, that should be recognized and congratulated. The game against the Kearny Komets was the most memora- ble, being their first victory with a score of 42 to 6. The players were both inspired and spirited by their accomplish- ment. The players expressed a great dea! of respect for their coaches: Steve Miner, Randy Cowell, Bob Bishop, Joe Rado- vich, Daryl Dotson, and Marty Shelton. Brad Eaddy told us, They were more than just coaches, they were our friends. They cared about us both on and off the field. And, most im- portantly, they knew the fun- damentals of the game. Coach Miner said, The 1987 football team was a very exciting team and a super group of young men to coach. We played a lot of very close games and had some great experiences. Ron Mendiola. 32. runs around the outside. Senior Fiddie Russel rests his ankle after an unfortunate injur '. 54 Athletics

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Young Dreamers Being the best they can be and the center of attention was a dream the members of the J.V. baseball team had since the first day of practice. Their dreams came through, and it showed throughout the season. The team consisted of 18 play- ers, and the one and only. Coach Geof Hollenbeck. I've had a lot of confidence in the team since the begining and look forward to a successful season, Coach Hollenbeck commented. The team's suc- cess didn't only come from practicing and playing togeth- er. Sure, there were the fun times, but the team also worked on trust and a lot of team effort. The team was young, made up mostly of Freshmen, which meant that the future teams at madison would be exper- ienced, not to mention suc- cessful. Front row: Gabc Flores. Mike Hansen. Vince Duran, Brian Fowler. Aaron Idekcr. Jim Lozano. Second row: Matt Campbell. Mike Jones, Jeremy Shepard. Ted En- gebretson. Gabc Roberts. Jared Rees. Didicr Suarez. Lemont Allen. Back row: Coach. Rob Lovato.Jim Mur- phy. Mike Comfort. Rcmawn Waddell, Matt Dibbs. Frankie Moore. Robi Hoffman. Derrick Brown. Kirk Cumming, Coach. Geof Hollenbeck. Junior, Jared Rees has doubts about throwing the ball to first or third. When the ball is hit his way, freshman. Robi Hoffman sets for an easy out. Sophomore. Lemont Allen warms up before a game against Orange Glenn. Before getting him out at home plate, third baseman, sophomore. Jim Lozano eyes his prey. J.V. Baseball 53

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Quarterback Brad Kiddy calls the next play. Billy Stewart. 2. tuck the ball safely at hi side and runs downficld. Front row: Joe Brandt. Kwamc Anthony. John Golembesky. Harold Harris. Myron William . Jason F.ldridge, Joe Rubino. Ron Mcndiola. Eddie Russel. Marty Shelton. Randy Cowell. Steve Miner. Second row: Kim Sullivan. Jeff Farmer. Terry Jenkins. Ramon Artiaga. Billy Ray Smith. Derrick McKinney. Jack Robinson. Suka Falo. Jared Cheselske. IjVonn Hall. Wally Popiela. Daryl Dotson. Bob Bishop. Joe Radovich. Back row: Pete Valde . David Baker. James G !c. Ken Robak. Christian Hansen. Brad Faddy. Billy Stewart. Rich Tylski, Andre Mitchell. Olan Graves,Steve Anselm. Ken Popiela. Scott Smith. Darnell Moore. Gary Ollison. Edgar Pulu. Varsity Football 55