James Madison High School - Trojan Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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Madison students cheerfully discuss the play, The Depot, which focused on the reality and dangers of nuclear arms and nuclear war. The group of viewers stand outside the SMU Student Center where the presentation took place. 5 L pf at 4' 3-J X v Madison students pose as dinosaurs at the Robot Dinosaurs Invade Dallas Exhibit at the State Fair Science Place. This event was a welcomed diversion from classes just prior to spring break. Pictured here are par- ticipants in the MLK, Jr. Leadership Confer- ence held at the ln- fomart. Left to right: CIS staffer Pat Mul- lins, Jane Conners, Sheila Williams, Kiven Roberson, Darriet McDuf'f and Lawrence Daniels. 11

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TRGJANS ON THE MOVE .fi 3 ., -. A mxrix-,:z:': The Madison Concert Choir prepares to sing the National Anthem for the opening of the Virginia Slims of Dallas Series at Moody Coliseum, SMU campus. 1 rssa '- , In traditional position of honor, the choir leads the tennis spectators in the nation's song. Choir members under the direction of Antony Jackson, and chaperones were rewarded for their services with fashionable T-Shirts marking the occasion. A

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FASHIONS AND FADS '87-'88 Today's Madison students are step- ping out in all kinds of modern fashions. They are keemng the top brand fad alive, styling Fila, Adidas, Nike, Cadillac and the Hst goes on. They have then own ways of dressing from footwear to hmwMwJnmdJmTmpmhweue ated a unique style that is totally Iegit. Scope the pages of fashions andfadstosee'1he1?qanIookn fAboveJ Freshman Lateisha Wilson styles and profiles her hand designed jeans. S 2 .V K ..,, ,,,.. . ..,..,, , ,,m..W,, . CAboveJ Senior Charles Lucky endorses a name brand even down, or more accurately up, to the hair cut. Q: 1135 5 1 x I -g35, , 'LA- -yi Left to Right: Trojanites Sebas- tian Armstrong, Marcus Arm- strong, Joseph Gatlin, and Eric Miller are dressed in outfits that depict the scholastic look.