Junction City High School - Pow Wow Yearbook (Junction City, KS)

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We, os Editors of the 1975 Yearbook, thought it most important for a yearbook to hold true reminiscent value and not only fact. We have attempted in this book to create. Our goal was to produce a yearbook that was not just a book, but an idea in itself. As the graduating class of Nineteen Hundred Seventy-Five withdraw ourselves forever from this truly vital time of our lives, we look back respectfully. Our high school years were a time of maturing and experiencing constant changes. More than ever, this class has manifested the greatest sense of brotherhood ever to exist in this high school. We extend our thanks to whoever and whatever deserves them. In later years, this book will be picked up off some dusty shelf. Upon opening it, our minds will travel back to these precious times, full of cherished friends and dreams, and it will be- Yesterday Once More On behalf of the 1975 Yearbook Staff, we extend special thanks to Mrs. Alberta Hill, our advisor. On behalf of the Graduating Class of 1975, we extend thanks to all of you who, whether you were aware of it or not, made our memories happen. co-editors Vfcjirja |ou6for| tiQcu.c uxnie 13

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I Reflections of times of pleasure . . . (l)Carlena Lundeen smiles as Lesa Junghans is caught in a yawn. (2)Linda Carlton plays footsies. (3)Mr. Vol-land madly into his music. (4) Delvin Byrd smiles for the camera. (5) Blue Jay fans pepping up at a spirit rally. (6)Pat Kelly on a flying leap. (7)Who is Melanie Dowdell thinking about? (8)The handsome Steve Bennett caught unaware. (9)Tim Coleman and Diane Dotson relax in the Commons.

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(l)Tim Rudolph studying. (2)Kaye Wol-nik and Hal Wilson model letter jackets. (3)The Mighty Jays get introduced at a pep rally. (4)Lois Scarborough with a smile. (5)”But can 1 get away with it?!” wonders Pat Kelly. (6)Amidst a few tears, Lynda Carrier. (7)Linda Carlton. (8)Cathy Grant. (9)Kathy Dillon in a moment of joy.