Junction High School - Golden Eagle Yearbook (Junction, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1970 volume:

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BAXTER, 25, a Co- bra Helicopter pilot with the Airborne Division of the U.S. Army, was killed in action in Vietnam May 6, 1970. A 1964 graduate of Junction High School, WO Baxter attended business college in Austin before serving four years in the U.S. Air Force. He entered the Army a year ago. Full military services were held in Junction on May 25, 1970. ARMY WARRANT OFFICER ROGER BAXTER Born 1945; Died 1970 In Vietnam Dedication Billy Ed Allen Maurice Nethery Billy Ed Allen, immediate past president of the Board, has served the school district 10 years and will make it 11 this next year. He was presi- dent of the Board from 1966 through 1969. Allen also is a rancher and participates in many civic activities. His wife, Edith, and their three sons allow him some time to participate in his favorite hobby, “just sittin’ and whittling.” Maurice Nethery, newly elected president of the Junction Independent School Board, has served on the board 15 years and has held the presidency at different intervals six years prior to this last spring election. Nethery, sometimes called an “airplane enthusiast”, recently was promoted to Lt. Col. in the Army Air Force Re- serves. Besides ranching for a living, helping his wife, Betty, rear three young sons, Nethery logs a lot of plane miles at the Junction Airport, “just to keep in practice.” Foreword Molly Murr—Nancy McMillan—Martha Ferguson We, the members of the annual staff, publish the 1970 Golden Eagle to relate, in picture and copy form, some of the outstanding and interesting events of the school year. JHS cannot be described in a single word except—VARIETY. Both the big and little fit together to fill the year. New and old faces, locker doors, teachers, homework, western dances, mid-term tests, ban- quets, athletic tournaments, the Student Council, English novels, hayrides and picnics, old jokes, tears, chalky blackboards, organization meetings, and the flagpole are among the traditional things that rep- resent our school. Students laugh through the easy times and struggle through the hard times. There was the pain of defeat and the thrill of victory. In all the phases of the scholastic and extracurricular activities, this is our school. Sincerely, Molly Murr, Editor Nancy McMillan, Associate Ed. Martha Ferguson, Business Mgr. • • • JHS Is... Western Dances The Eagle’s Teen Center is responsible for most of the dances. David Schaeffer stops in front of the lockers to show us his new haircut. Locker Doors New and Old Faces Nancy McMillan, Martha Ferguson and Diane Loeffler sign annuals at the 1969 Golden Eagle annual signing party. The annual was dedicated to “Miss Aussie” who has given 62 years of service to the school. Brandon Lewis and Trey Schaeffer relax between the afternoon classes. Buddy Murr (40), shoots for two points against Punchers. Mrs. McCloud, teacher, and Leslie Chandler, student, join the generation gap as they dance. Coach Hubbell entertains the students at halftimeMth wig and cigar. . 'I Teacher Participation Old Jokes... Laughter. .. The students of JHS fill the halls with laughter as the year progresses. Miss Gayle Adams instructs Buddy Murr, Connie Fox, Ronnie Boerm, Robby McFarland, and Rena James, using the new equipment installed in the Spanish room this year. Charles O. Champion is superintendent of JHS. Mrs. Roybeth Blackburn is JHS counselor. Administrators Lead School Sherman T. Rimes is school principal. School Board Governs JHS SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS: (standing) Ferrell McKinney, Charles Champion (Supt.), Duane Dutton, Maurice Nethery. (seated) Harold Jacoby, W. E. Allen Jr. (Pres.), Dave Akers, Mr. Felix Murr (Deceased May, 1970). JHS business managers are Mr. and Mrs. Don Wootan. School secretaries are Mrs. Lila Taylor and Mrs. Kathryn Massie. Robert Safley teaches health, related math, and algebra I. He sponsors the sophomore class. Bert Linley, the band director, sponsors the sophomore class. Journalism and speech are taught by Mrs. Dude McCloud. She sponsors the freshmen class, the yearbook and the newspaper. Sponsor of the senior class, Lewis Ferguson teaches physical science, chemistry and physics. JHS Teachers Stay Busy Miss Gail Adams, a junior class sponsor, teaches Spanish and English I. English I, III and IV are taught by Mike Andrews. He sponsors the senior class. @ Atej Frank Hubbell teaches biology and physiology and spon- sors the freshman class. A sponsor of the senior class, Mrs. Gloria Maples teaches bookkeeping, typing and shorthand. Teachers Fill Important Roles A sponsor of the junior class, T. A. Chandler teaches geometry, algebra II and advanced math. Mrs. Dorothy Murr teaches English II and III. She is a senior class sponsor. Miss Cindy Salser teaches physical education. She spon- sors the junior class and the drill team. Emory Barron, a junior class sponsor, teaches vocational agriculture I, II and III. Mrs. Lucille Rembold teaches American History, Texas Mrs. Emily Bierschwale teaches H.E. I, II and III. She History and civics. She is a freshman class sponsor. sponsors the sophomore class. Mrs. Joe Felps, librarian, sponsors the sophomore class. Jerrell Rice, athletic director, teaches World History and sponsors the freshman class. Personnel Improves School Mrs. Bert Linley is the school nurse. Head custodian at JHS is J. L. Baugh. CAFETERIA STAFF: Fern Bundick, Lila Fox, Lola Dechert, Mary Fleming, head manager; Nora Randle, Edna Rey- nolds, Florine McWilliams. •' 'm • V '■V , ■ - • - • m A ti , T| Most Outstanding ■ ' ' ' .. - - —; _________- — [standing - • • - •; v '--Y 4 . Buddy Murr Molly Robinson Charles Hagood presented Vicki Lewis with a bouquet of flowers honoring her as 1969-70 Homecoming Queen. Candidates Presented During Homecoming Game HOMECOMING QUEEN CANDIDATES and ESCORTS: Joe Holland and Cindy Wootan, freshman class; George Perez and Nancy Johnson, sophomore class; Rodney Murr and Sherry Johnson, junior class. Butch Lewis and Vicki Lewis, senior class. Polly Robinson received a trophy from Scotty Phillips for being elected Football Sweetheart. 1969-70 Sweethearts Named During halftime activities Charles Hagood was announced as Student Body President. Becky Ruff was presented as Band Sweetheart and Bob Chap- man as Brigade Beau. Vicki and Butch Lewis, Mr. and Miss FTA, show guest speaker, Dr. Verna Crutchfield, their gifts. The Junction Chapter of FFA elected Molly Robinson as their 1969-70 Sweetheart. Donna Liverman presented Butch Lewis with a gift honoring him as FHA Beau. Club Favorites Honored I V Pecan Queen Candidates: Chris Carpenter, Linda Rampy, Trudy Vierling, Shirley Purvis, Yvonne Stewart, Caren Murr, Rena James, second runner-up; Debbie Fields, Candace Ivy, 1969 Queen; Debby Rogers, 1970 Queen; Candy Henderson, Vicki Lewis, first runner-up; Kathy Trimble, Molly Murr, Jeana House, Pat Ferguson, Lesley Atchison, Janet Murr, Nancy McMillan. Pecan Queen Crowned Debby was crowned by Candace. Runners-up are Rena James, 2nd runner-up; Vicki Lewis, 1st runner-up Mrs. J. B. Maples was chosen Teacher of the Year by the senior class. CLASS OF 1970: top row: Robby McKinney, Donna Liverman, Tim Gilliam, Martha Ferguson, Brent Rice, Can- dace Ivy, Bob Chapman, Jeana House, Howard Hull, Kiti Syfan, Mike Allison, Debbie Fields, Gerald Martinez, Dorothy Allsup, Wayne Modgling. Middle row: Trey Schaeffer, Molly Robinson, Buddy Murr. Trudy Vierling, Butch Lewis, Linda Nixon, Scotty Phillips, Charlott Low, Vicki Lewis, Brandon Lewis, Liz Riley, Emilio Torres, Carolyn Sorrell, Howard Fisher, Candy Henderson. Bottom row: Jimmy Nelson, Molly Murr, Glenn Andrews. Polly Robin- son, Tommy Lawler, Lesley Atchison, Bobby Adams, Dcbby Rogers, Billy Trimble, Margie Thorp, Mike Newbury, Mollie Nethery, Charles Hagood. 1970 Graduating Class Tim Gilliam, valedictorian, receives his high school di- Teachers voted Bob Allen and Molly Murr to receive the ploma from School Board President, M. J. Ncthery. “I Dare You” Award. Senior Awards Day The Seniors receive their awards on graduation night. Mollie Nethery, High Ranking Student; Jimmy Nelson, Bausch and Lomb Science Award; Vicki Lewis, Arion Award in band. Both juniors and seniors enjoy themselves at the Jr.-Sr. picnic with tons of water and pounds of barbecue. The picnic was sponsored by the senior class and was held at the Chetty Porter ranch. Seniors Celebrate Graduation Candy Henderson, Scotty Phillips, Candace Ivy, Debby Rogers, Martha Ferguson, Kiti Syfan and Molly Murr enjoy one of the many senior parties. With Picnics and Parties Graduation Honors Scholars SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS: Liz Riley, Helen Patterson $400 scholarship; Debbie Fields, Helen Patterson $400 scholarship and Led, Zonta, Daedalian Study Clubs joint scholarship of $225; Tim Gilliam, Marrs McLean $500 scholarship; Charlott Low, $500 Marrs McLean scholarship. Mollie Nethery, high-ranking girl, receives her diploma from school board president, Maurice Nethery, while Tim Gil- liam, valedictorian and Bob Allen, salutatorian, look on. Seniors of 1970 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Scotty Phillips, vice president; Brent Rice, reporter; Buddy Murr, secretary; Jimmy Nelson, president; Molly Murr, Student Council Representative; Debbie Fields, treasurer. Bobby Adams Bob Allen Mike Allison Glenn Andrews Lesley Atchison Elzy Beam Bob Chapman Martha Ferguson Debbie Fields Howard Fischer Tim Gilliam Charles Hagood Candy Henderson Jeana House Howard Hull Candace Ivy Tommy Keese Tommy Lawler Brandon Lewis Butch Lewis Vicki Lewis Donna Livermann Charlott Low Gerard Martinez Robby McKinney Wayne Modglingy Johnny Molesworth Buddy Murr 'cuxL 4. V. Seniors Prepare for Future Salutatorian Bob Allen receives his diploma from Maurice Nethery, president of the School Board. Becky Ruff Trey Schaefer Anna Smith Carolyn Sorrell Kiti Syfan Margie Thorp Emilio Torres Billy Trimble Award Winners Announced Trudy Vierling Holly Weathers Charles Hagood and Debbie Fields, recipients of the Babe Ruth Award, are shown here with their principal, Sherman Rimes, who is holding the Babe Ruth Plaque. Juniors Have Busy Year JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: top row: Charles Allen, president; Ted Dutton, vice president; Paul Bierschwalc, re- porter. Bottom row: Nancy McMillan, Student Council Representative; Rodney Murr, treasurer; Debbie Nail, secretary. Kathy Baxter Paul Bierschwalc Ronnie Boerm Ronnie Bowers Charles Allen Jimmy Bankston Monty Barker Beth Barron Denise Brite Leslie Chandler C Carolyn Cody Rosalinda Cortez Sherry Daharsh David Davis Michael Deckert Ted Dutton Mike Evans Pat Ferguson Connie Fox Bill Gary Claud Gentry Boyce Grona Pat Haines Judy Hasse Dean Horton Rena James Sally Jeffers Sherry Johnson Jrs. Present “Bolts Nuts” Ollie J oy Keesie Kothmann Susan Lackey Dennis Land Dianne Lawler Mary Lie feste Wanda Lockett Diane Loeffler Jeri Logan Cindy Low Sharon May Nancy McMillan The J unior cast mem- bers of “Bolts Nuts” watch intently as the plot unfolds. Manulita Molina Caren Murr Rodney Murr Debbie Nail David Ogle Kathy Price Randy Pridcmore Shirley Purvis Floyd Rathkc Billie Riley Ernest Sepeda , Mary Shearer . ravis Shearer '' Randy Sheppard Pat Stapp JEda. Welch Jeri Went Billy Williams C LYfUUi Andrews Judy Atkins Patsy Baker Sophomores Get Better Acquainted With JHS SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: top row: Noe Martinez, president; Johnny Liverman, vice-president. Middle row: Bob Champion, reporter; David Schaeffer, secretary; Linda Rampy, Student Council Representa- tive. Bottom row: Wayne Lewis, treasurer. Lewis Allen Raymond Blaylock Lynn Bruce Chris Carpenter Bob Champion Susan Coleman Elisa Condarco Mike Davis Jerald Fritz Dale Gaffney Garvene Gibson Starr Gibson Harlan Hardy Nancy Johnson Wayne Lewis Johnny Liverman Nancy Maples Albert Martinez Alfred McDonald Robby McFarland Apolonio Menchaca Cindy Menchaca Scott Mims Jimmy Modgling Cindy Molesworth Jon Murr Mike Murray Nick Nevarez ohn Hftinelj George! Linda Rampy David Schaeffer Steve Smart Marta So ward John Stapp V JVonStewart ' Ronnie Taylor Kathy Trimble Debbie Weaved Johnny Weaver nr Freshmen Enter World of Wonder Steve Amaon Sherry Ballew Marie Bethel Ricky Biddl£ FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS: top row: Cindy Wootan, vice presi- dent; Janet Murr, reporter; Martha Nethery, president; Kody Rothman, Student Council Representative. Bottom row: Joe Holland, secretary; Joann Bicrschwalc Ginger Boerm Bowers Debbie Bundick Diane Bundick Robert Bulkley Carl Chandler Debra Dunk Anna Escobar Ronnie Escobar Q[)lyde Etheredge) Jill Gilliam Esther Gonzales Linda Gonzales Carla Hammond Jack Hoggett Joe Holland Mike Jacoby Ken Jacoby Maxie Johnson Kody Kothmann David Loeffler Johnny Lombrana Gail Lopez Earldene Maples Cesario Martinez Yvonne Mitchell Joyce Modgling Bill Mudge Janet Murr Esperaza Ramon Sue Ransom Jimmy Williams Bennie Rathke Sam Riley Roy Rojas Pam Schulze Debby Nelson Martha Nethery Mike Nixon Dicky Oliver Josepha Perez Kenneth Price Jesse Ramos Yolanda Ramirez Billy Russell , , e !r , Ray Rotge S r Wylie Shearer Ricky Sheppard Jane Stevenson Alice Timms Janice Tomlinson Fish Finish First Year Vavel Tomilson Belinda Torres Karen Uhr Kenny Vuillemin Dudley Weaver Anthony Welch (T ph CWjllianir) Cindv ootan Ljtmie Yglesia Jill Youngdoff Dora Zertuche Three freshman boys, Anthony Welch, Dudley Weaver and Steve Amaon, take time out to straighten the magazine rack in the speech and world history room. “Fish” for ’70 EIGHTH GRADE Keeping the J unior High in good running order is a job well done by Principal Richard Purvis and his secretary, Mrs. Leona Lennon. Junior High Faculty Is Well Qualified FACULTY: top row: John Cory, Bill Preston, Hugh Doyal, C. E. Booth, Laverne Kothmann, Jack Hoggett, Joyce Dunk, Russa Nell Loeffler, Richard Purvis, June Rice. Bottom row: Kathryn Kothmann, Rosie Atchison, Velma Johnston, Hallie Baker, Linda Rader, Donnie Coleman. CHEERLEADERS: top row: Linda Loeffler, Sarah Purvis, Bambi Mims. Bottom row: Jane Schwartz, Kayla Kothmann. _ . Cheerleaders Boost Eagles Twirlers Aid in Spirit jniriev TWIRLERS: top row: Shirley Bierschwale, Roxie Stapp. Bottom row: Chtressa Daniel, Susie Rice, Renee Schulze. Jr. High football players unleashed all of their ability and ended the year with another perfect season. Eaglets Have Perfect Season VARSITY: Top row: Billy-Chandler. Toe Dutton, Jerry Hoggett, Marcus Barker, Bill Ballew, Jamie Martinez, Jack Hegwer. Middle rowSTDavid Fraqlflin, Cole Holland, Rocky Cox, Lynn Molesworth, Brian Atchison. Bottom row: Bobby Dowell, Tim Chandler, Roy Carpenter, John Eubanks, Don Hegwer, Hector Sepeda, Oscar Sepeda. SEVENTH GRADE: Top row: Terry Chandler, Bill Safley, Elba Nail, Britt Bumguardner, Ricky Lennon, Jimmy Ballew, Marillo Martinez, Duane Dunk, Leonard Sepeda. Middle row: Mark-Maples, Bobby Rendon, Benny Smith, Jamie Newbury, Stanley Smart, Edmund Rathke, Hollis Phillips, Kaddo Kothmann, Joe Oliver, Charles McAdor, Vernon Price. Bottom row: Donnie Gentry, Joey Hernandez, Mike Low, Charles Jennings, William Bates, Willie Hernandez, Paul Loeffler, George Castro. Coach C. E. Booth Coach Jack Hoggett Track Team Strives for Perfection TRACK: top row: John Eubanks, Keith Atchison, Mike Low, David Franklin, Charles Jennings, Joey Hernandez, Roy Carpenter, Kaddo Kothmann, Joe Dutton, Elba Nail, Jamie Newbury. Middle row: Bobbie Rendon, Stanley Smart, Hollis Phillips, Jerry Hoggett, Edmund Rathke, Jimmy Ballew. Bottom row: Leonard Sepeda, Cole Holland, Hector Sepeda, Don Hegwer, Oscar Sepeda, Brian Atchison, Tim Chandler. Cagers Rack Up Winning Record “B” TEAM: Cheryl Etheredge, Sarah Purvis, Mollie Andrews, Linda Loeffler, Diane Baker, Lulu Allsup. Bottom row: Chtressa Daniel, Joanie Watson, Debra Adams, Shirley Bierschwale, Jolenc Wilson, Margaret Ncthery, Toni Locke. “A” TEAM; top row: Renee Schultz, Bambie Mims, Gay Gibson,Toby Robinson,Jane Schwartz, Mary Lee Cowsert. Bottom row: Vicki Kinsey, Kayla Kothmann, Sally Rogers, Roxie Stapp, Susie Rice, Kay Murr. Principal Richard Purvis presents perfect attendance awards to Hernando Abilez, Sally Rogers, and Kayla Kothmann while Supt. Charles Champion watches. Individual and Team Achievement VARSITY TEAM: top row: Joe Dutton, Mike Low t)avid FranklinTjCoach C. E. Booth, Charles Jennings, Roy Car- penter. Bottom row: Lenord Sepeda, Joey Oliver, Edr!f5ftdRalfilte J erry Hoggett, Cole Holland, Kaddo Koth- mann, Tim Chandler. These boys earned the consolation trophy at the Junction Tournament. U u Eagles—The Pride of JHS JUNCTION EAGLE VARSITY SQUAD: top row: Mijoe Dechert, Tommy Keese, George Perez, Tim Gilliam, Paul Bierschwale, Charles Allen, Glenn Andrews, Tommy Lawler, Leslie Chandler. Middle row: Raymond Blaylock, mgr.; Gerard Martinez, Clipper Black, Buddy Murr, David Ogle, Brent Rice, Ted Dutton, Bob Chapman, Randy Sheppard, Rodney Murr. Bottom row: Johnny Liverman, mgr.; Carl Chandler. Trey Schaeffer. Scotty Phillips, Butch Lewis, Johnny Molesworth, Jimmy Bankston, Charles Hagood, Bob Allen. arry Ncthcr a T- Coach J errell Rice JUNCTION SCHEDULE OPPONENTS 35 OZONA 14 67 SANTA ANNA 0 48 BANGS 0 56 JUDSON 14 56 JOHNSON CITY 0 76 EDEN 0 41 MENARD 0 20 ELDORADO 12 28 MASON 6 13 SONORA 20 BANDITS: top row: Billy Williams, Scott Mimms, Jon Murr, Jack Hoggett, Dean Horton, Jimmy Modgling, Mike Jacoby, Bill Mudge, Johnny Weaver, Nick Nevarez, Wylie Shearer, Keesie Kothmann. Middle row: Joe Clay Holland, Ricky Sheppard, Kody Kothmann, Bennie Rathke, David Schaeffer, Dicky Oliver, Lewis Allen, Ray Rotge, Roy Rojas. Bottom row: Ken Jacoby, ay' Rofgff Bob Champion, Wayne Lewis, Steve Smart, Carl Ross Chandler, Billy Russel, Robby McFarland, Noe Martmez. 6Us (ft ft Bandits Show Promise for Future Varsity Team Coach Bill Preston The Junction Bandit team had a wonderful year in 1969, losing only one game the whole year. They are preparing for a future with the A-string and they real- ly have a good start! Their coach. Bill Preston, has used all his talents to aid his team and they developed well under his direction. The future varsity string has some promising prospects coming from this crop of football players. Look out “old pros”! i i All District Team Sparked by— Fighting Seniors Bob Allen Second Team Brent Rice Second Team Jimmy Bankston First Team George Perez Second Team Charles Allen All-District Randy Sheppard Second Team Rodney Murr First Team Trey Schaeffer Second Team Buddy Murr First Team Buddy Murr All-District Assistant Coach Hugh Doyal Trey Schaeffer Guard Glenn Andrews Tackle Gerard Martinez Tackle Clipper Black End Jimmy Bankston George Perez Bob Chapman Halfback Halfback Center Lesley Chandler Guard Mono Kids Make Miraculous Come-Back After having nearly the whole team sick with mononucleosis, Coach Rice brought his untried ’69 Eagles out for their first game of the season. Although the team missed many workouts and their pre-season scrimmages with the Llano Yellowjackets, they managed to put their heads together and took a 28-7 victory over the Ozona Lions. In this pic- ture, Jimmy Bankston (35) breaks by an Ozona defender for a large gain. Eagles Overpower Mountaineers Tim Gilliam (81) intercepts a pass during the Junction-Santa Anna game. This was just one of many passes Tim intercepted during his senior year to spark the Eagles to a 9-1 season record. Junction went on to defeat Santa Anna 67-0, the Moun- taineers being one of the easier teams on the Eagle schedule. Paul Bierschwale Halfback m ■ Rodney Murr Tackle Tim Gilliam End c m d 3 Halfback Scotty Phillips (22), plunges through the Menard defense assisted by Rodney Murr (65). Ted Dutton (60) looks on. The powerful Junction offenisve line rolled over the Menard Yellow Jackets leading the Eagles to a 41-0 Homecoming victory. During the game, Buddy Murr kicked three consecutive extra points to help the Eagles’ scor- ing record. This made seven straight victories for Junction. During pre-game ceremonies, Vicki Lewis, senior candi- date, was crowned as the Eagle 1969 Homecoming Queen. Junction Holds Menard Scoreless Scotty Phillips Halfback Charles Allen Fullback Ted Dutton Center Buddy Murr Guard 22 Johnny Molesworth Mijoe Dechert David Ogle Fullback Guard Tackle Eagles Take Another Victory George Perez (37) scampers past an Eldorado defender while Brent Rice (16) comes to his aid. Junction had to come from behind in the last half to defeat Eldorado. However, the powerful Eagle defensive team allowed no scoring after the first half which led to a 20-12 win over the opponents. This was a very important victory for the Eagles. Eagles Placed Second in State Gary Lewis (84) receives a pass from quarterback. Bob Allen, to help boost the Eagles to a 28-6 victory over the Mason Punchers. Mason was the last of a long line of teams to fall before the powerful offensive and defensive Eagle lines. Junc- tion last defeated the Punchers in 1953. This victory won Junction the number two spot in the Harris Ratings. Randy Sheppard Tackle Eagles Show Winning Spirit VARSITY BOYS: top row: Buddy Murr, Paul Bierschwale, Brent Rice, Jimmy Modgling, Rodney Murr. Bottom row: Trey Schaefer, Brandon Lewis, Ronnie Bowers, Lewis Allen, Boyce Grona. Trey Schaefer Buddy Murr Rodney Murr B TEAM: top row: Ken Jacoby, Harlan Hardy, Mike Jacoby, Scott Mims, Dickey Olliver, Joe Holland. Bottom row: Wayne Lewis, Cessario Martinez, Jack Hoggett, Bennie Rathke, Kody Kothmann. B Teams Prove Ability Martha Nethery, Ronnie Es- Diane Bundick. BTEAM: top row: Cassie Jetton, Debbie Nelson, Joyce cobar. Bottom row; Alisa Condarco, Jill Gilliam, Cindy Girls Team Shows Promise A TEAM: top row: Nancy Johnson, Von Stewar fMary Beth Brawlgy) Debbie Fields, Linda Rampy, Cindy Moles- worth. Bottom row: Dee Dee Bowers, Molly Murr, Rena James, Nancy McMillan, Shirley Purvis. Cindy Molesworth Nancy McMillan Rena James Nancy Johnson Shirley Purvis Molly Murr Debbie Fields (center) has an advantage over her opponents as they try for a jump ball. This was Debbie’s last year, but she has been an asset to the basketball team since her freshman year. Debbie Fields Eagles Work Hard Brandon Lewis (left) and Ernest Sepeda (right) played boy’s doubles again this year. They have been a team for two years. They were defeated on the district level. Netters Compete at District TENNIS TEAM: top row: Joyce Modgling, Johnny Livermann, Oscar Carrasco, Brandon Lewis Larry NetheryQ Middle row: Coach Hugh Doyal, Lucinda Gonzales,{Clyde Etheridge Mike Nixon, Bobby AdamsTRonnie Bowers, Ernest Sepeda, Wayne Lewis, Nancy Johnson, Charles Hagood, Martha Nethery. Bottom row: Linda Nixon, Cindy Menchaca, Dee Dee Bowers, Nancy McMillan, Shirley Purvis, Pam Schultze, Rena James, Candace Ivy. Ronnie Bowers went to district and regional for the third time in a row. He lost in the final round at regional. Pam Schulze played singles, but was defeated on the district level. Bowers Goes to Regional Charles Hagood played doubles with Bobby Adams Wayne Lewis went to district in boys’ singles, this year. Rena James (left) and Candace Ivy (right) represented the Eagles in district this year as the A doubles team. Doubles Teams in District Nancy McMillan Dee Dee Bowers Nancy and Dee Dee helped the JHS tennis record as they placed second in district. TRACK TEAM: top row: j Rickey Biddle,,1 Ricky Sheppard, Scott Mims, Mike Jacoby, Dickey Oliver, Ray Rotge, Robert Bulkley, mgr. Middlerow i ajrJRotge) Bennie Rathke, David Schaefer, Billy Williams, Boyce Grona, Kody Kothmann, Robby McFarland, Coach Frank Hubbell. Bottom row: Coach Jerrell Rice, Jimmy Modgling, Johnny Weaver, Randy Sheppard, Jon Murr, Charles Allen, Harlan Hardy, Lewis Allen. Coach Rice Trained a Squad of 20 Thinclads TRACK MEMBERS: top row: David Schaefer, shot-put; Lewis Allen, shot-put; Bennie Rathke, discus. Bottom row: Scott Mims, shot-put, Charles Allen, shot-put and discus; Mike Jacoby, discus. HURDLERS: top row: Jimmy Modgling, Randy Sheppard. Bottom row: Dickey Oliver RTctey Biddle Rickey Sheppard and Kody Kothmann. I Sheppard and Murr Make Regional Meet I : j MILE RELAY: top: Jimmy Modgling, Jon Murr, Boyce Grona, Harlan Hardy. LONG DISTANCE RUNNERS: top row: Boyce Grona, Lewis Allen, Robby McFarland. Bottom row: Harlan Hardy, Jon Murr, Johnny Weaver. SPRINT RELAY: Ray Rotge, Billy Williams, ot , David Schaefer. Track Team Shows Potential for 1971 STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS: top row: Kody Kothmann, Noe Martinez, Linda Rampy, Charles Allen. Bottom row: Mrs. Gloria Maples (sponsor), Charles Hagood, president; Molly Murr, sec.-treas.; Jimmy Nelson, vice-president, Martha Nethery. Not pictured: Nancy McMillan, reporter. Superintendent Charles O. Champion looks at the roll as senior Student Council members Molly Murr and Charles Hagood register guests at Open House. Honor Societies NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS: top row: Jimmy Nelson, Mollie Nethery, Randy Sheppard, Debbie Fields, Brent Rice, Nancy McMillan, Bob Allen, Rena James, Tim Gilliam and Lesley Atchison. Bottom row left to right: Judy Hasse, Shirley Purvis, Charles Hagood, Charlott Low and Pat Ferguson. NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS: top row: Mike Murray, Ricky Biddle, Noe Martinez, Appo- lonio Menchaca, Cindy Molesworth, Lewis Allen, Linda Rampy, Joe Clay Holland, Joyce Modgling and Kody Koth- mann. Bottom row left to right: Joan Bierschwale, Chris Carpenter, Jill Gilliam, Yvonne Stewart and Martha Nethery. JHS Cheerleaders Molly Robinson 2 years Head Cheerleader 1969 Janet Murr 1 year Cindy Molesworth 1 year Polly Robinson 1 year Shirley Purvis 2 years JHS Twirlers Guests eat pancakes at the annual Pancake Supper held by the JHS Band. The .Golden Eagle Rand performs at the 1969 Eldorado foot Kitty Syfan, and Director Bertrand Lindley. Earl Ashley and James Dowell prepare the pancakes for the Pancake Supper sponsored by the Band Boosters. Eagle Band ball game at half-time. The band was led by their drum major. Golden Eagle Band Members play at a 1969 pep rally under the direction of Bertrand Lindley. Golden Eagle Brigade The 1969 Golden Eagle Brigade performs during the 1969 Homecoming game. The Brigade marched in each half-time show under the leadership of Donna Liverman and Liz Riley. Miss Cindy Salser, P. E. teacher, was the Brigade sponsor. The Brigade marches down Main Street of Junction during the 1969 Homecoming Parade. JHS Drill Leaders Liz Riley Donna Liverman Senior Senior 1 Year 2 Years Journalism Classes Ljjjxy-Ij.etheryJland Paul Bierschwale write a next issue of the Eagle’s Eye’s sport section. Debbie Nail and Billie Riley type stencils while Susan Journalism 1 class assembles the Eagle’s Eye to be circulated seventh period every other Thursday. Publish Eagle’s Eye Lackey, Mary Shearer and Mollie Nethery look on. Glenn Andrews and Brent Rice staple papers while Ronnie Bowers, Mijoe Dechert and Brandon Lewis look on. Emilio Torres, Ernest Sepeda, Lesley Atchison, Mike Allison and Charles Allen work on the stili for the Eagle’s Eye. 1970 Annual Staff Jeana House, Pat Ferguson, Debby Rogers, Mollie Nethery and Molly Robinson discuss pictures to be used in the annual. Mrs. Mac prepares to take a picture for the annual and ends up getting shot. Polly Robinson, Shirley Purvis, Lewis Allen, Candy Henderson and Judy Hasse check layouts. FTA MEMBERS: top row: Mike Andrews (sponsor), Bob Champion, Mijoe Dechert, Ken Jacoby, David Ogle, Wayne Lewis. Middle row: Charles Allen, Jon Murr, Brent Rice, Karen Uhr, Jill Gilliam, Debra Dunk, Shirley Purvis, Joanne Bierschwale, Pam Schulze, Cindy Low, j y mtr Afi7iiaM«rir rraren Murr, Charlott Low, Vicki Lewis, Nancy John- son, Carlton Hoggett, Johnny Liverman. Bottom row: Lewis Allen, Butch Lewis, Lesley Atchison, Debbie Fields, Jeri Logan, Starr Gibson, Judy Hasse, Debbie Nail, Elisa Condarco, Sherry Johnson, Nancy McMillan, Von Stewart, Wanda Lockett, Kathy Trimble, Paul Bierschwale, David Schaefer. FTA Increases Membership Mr. Andrews explains the principles of FTA to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ahrens and their daughter during Open House night. Linda Rampy showed the champion Commercial goat at the Youth Show. Eddie Went won the award for the champion Breeding Beef Animal. Excellent Stock Draws Crowd Sherry Ballew was awarded with the champion steer. Paul Loeffler showed the champion horse at the Youth Show. Youth Shows Awards Champions Stanley Lackey presented Rickye Lennon with a trophy for champion Angora doe and champion Angora buck. Rena James was presented with a ribbon for being champion in the clothing department. Kenneth Bannowsky awarded Rocky Cox with a Jane Swartz was awarded a trophy by Donna Liverman for trophy for champion Barrow. Ted Dutton, Super- champion handicraft, intendent, looks on. FFA MEMBERS: top row: Mike Brown, Ray Rotge, Anthony Welch, lyde Etheredge) Bill Mudge, Bennie Rathke, Steve Amaon, Mike Nixon. Bottom row: Dudley Weaver, Danny Taylor, Jay Rotge, t. H. Barron (sponsor), Kenneth Price, Jerald Fritz. Molly Robinson was elected FFA Sweetheart by the Junction Chapter. FFA OFFICERS: top row: E. H. Barron (sponsor), Johnny Liverman, Wayne Lewis, Harlan Hardy. Bottom row: David Ogle, Floyd Rathke. FHA Picnic Seniors; Debbie Fields, Jeana House, Molly Murr, Donna Liverman and Lesley Atchison, watch fellow-FHA members swim at the FHA Picnic given in their honor. Juniors; Rena James, Diane Loeffler, Nancy McMillan, Sherry Johnson, Pat Ferguson, Shirley Purvis and Judy Hasse, satisfy their appetites after a swim at the FHA Picnic which was held at the A M Adjunct. Future Homem Homemaking III tries to repair the old cabinets by putting down a new cover. Working on the project is Jeri Logan, Donna Liverman, Patricia Haines, Dianne Lawler and Sally Jeffers. FHA OFFICERS: Becky Ruff, pianist; Jill Gilliam, historian; Cindy secretary; Donna Liverman, president; Debbie Fields, first vice- vice-president; Molly Murr, fourth vice-president; Diane Loeffler, JUNIOR FHA DEGREE WINNERS: top row: Debbie Bundick Ginger Boerm, Jill Gilliam, Sue Ransom, Chris Car- penter, Denise Brite, Belinda Torres, Janet MurL Debbie William Diane Bundick, Carla Hammond. Bottom Row: Joanne Bierschwale, Jill Youngdoff, Linda Gonzales, Lynn Bruce, Debra Dunk. akers of America Menchaca, parliamentarian; Rena James, treasurer; Jeana House, president, Eda Welch, second vice-president; Pat Ferguson, third reporter. The Parent-Daughter Banquet provided good food and enjoyable entertainment for FHA members and their parents. Pictured here are Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ferguson, Martha Ferguson, and Debra Dunk. FHA CHAPTER DEGREE WINNERS: Cindy Menchaca, Nancy Maples, Elisa Condarco, Nancy McMillan, Starr Gibson, Von Stewart, Chris Carpenter. FHA Activities Each year the Future Homemakers of America hold a style show to show the clothing they have made in I..� . Economics class under the instruction of Mrs. Emily Bierschwale. Entrants in the organizations’ 1970 Style Show are )' Pat Ferguson, Anna Escobar, Carla Hammond, Diane Bundick, Yvonne Stewart, Joanne Bierschwale, Jill Youngdoff, Chris Carpenter, Debra Dunk, Ginger Boerm, Kassie Jetton and Ronnie Escobar. FHA Youth Show winners are Yvonne Stewart, Judy Hasse. Debbie Fields, Rena James, Linda Rampy. Pat Ferguson visits Mr. and Mrs. Aldie Murr in the local hospital. Kiti Syfan, who had the highest score on the Betty Crocker test that was given to the senior girls, receives her charm from FHA President Donna Liverman. Nancy McMillan and Wanda Lockett pack for their trip to Eagle Pass and Piedras Negras for the International Student Congress. Students Work for Reward r i«,.k. i Steve Amaon, Howard Hull, Floyd Rathke, Molly Robinson and Johnny Molesworth are shown at the an- nual FFA parent-son barbecue. Molly was recognized as FFA Sweetheart and the boys received various FFA Awards. JHS on the Go Buddy Murr, Junction High School guard who recently signed a letter of intent to play football with the San Angelo Univer- sity Rams, was named to appear in Who’s Who in High School Athletics. Murr, a four-year letterman, has been named this year to the lists of Two-Way All District, Two-Way All West Texas, All West Texas Super Team-offense, Two-Way All State, the Fort Worth Star Telegram Super All State-offense and the Fort Worth Star Telegram Honorable Mention All American. Nancy McMillan received the Crisco Award in homemaking. Randy Sheppard received a $25 sav- ings bond when he was named Good Citizen. This was sponsored by the Leti Study Club. 1969-70 Twirlers, Cheerleaders and Drill Leaders. R. B. McKinney and his granddaughter Darla give the football boys a push for the tough game. Billy Williams demonstrates some of the dec- judge Dunk and Debra look over dresses at Open House. Drill team girls travel many miles to help boost the Eagle spirit. Drill team girls wait for their performance at the Homecoming Parade. JHS Is Action Packed Winners of the Soil and Water Conservation Essay Contest are Kody Kothmann, Diane Loeffler, Carla Hammond, Cindy Low, J.da Welch Denise Brite, Martha Nethery, Lesley Atchison, An- na Smith, Mollie Nethery. Dorothy Murr, Mike Andrews, and Gayle Adams sponsored these students. CAlkn -Lmfr and Pam Schulze dance to the music of Terry Yarbrough and his band at the Teen Pep rally fills boys with pep and spirit at JHS. Kcesie Kothmann, Lesa Whitehead, Ted Dutton, Rena James, Pat Ferguson and Bill Gary pose in front of the waterwheel at Parties Fill the Air at JHS Martha Nethery, Glenn Andrews, Clipper Black, Jerry Hoggett, Janet Murr, and Robert Buclkey are shown with the Eagle at the Homecoming Dance. Seniors, Gerard Martinez, Howard Hull and Butch Lewis relax after a swim at one of their many senior parties. Sports Round Out the Year Lewis Allen, Rodney Murr, Ronnie Bowers and Trey Schaefer wait and watch impatiently from the sidelines. Coach Rice explains the correct technique to Bandit Wayne Lewis, Tim Gilliam (81), and other varsity players. Tracksters, David Schaefer and Carlton Hoggett, practice and stay in shape for the approaching track meets. Wayne Lewis who lost to Ronnie Bowers in the district finals in tennis, is a fine prospect to uphold the JHS tennis tradi- tion. Junior High Principal Richard Purvis models in the PTA womanless style show. Superintendent Charles O. Champion, Lewis Ferguson, Miss Gayle Adams, Mrs. Bryan Gilliam and Mike Andrews relax after Open House. Mrs. Gloria Maples opens gifts at the baby shower given in her honor by fellow-teachers in the homemaking room. Mike Andrews joined in the fun to help raise money to buy new auditorium curtains at the benefit style show. Our Busy Teachers Bert Lindley, the band director, shows his fine catch from the Llano River. Snapshots • • • SOPHOMORE BANQUET SERVERS: top row: Nancy Johnson, Lynn Bruce, Linda Rampy, Kathy Trimble. Bottom row: Jon Murr, Wayne Lewis, Steve Smart, Lewis Allen. Cheerleaders Molly Robinson, Shirley Purvis, Cindy Moles- worth, Janet Murr, and Polly Robinson hold the good luck horseshoe which was carried by the district winners in 1952 of Student Life Brent Rice (32) shoots for two points as Rodney Murr and Eden opponents look on. Juniors Judy Hasse, Billie Riley, Nancy McMillan and Ronnie Boerm work to create a Gold Rush scene at the Jr.-Sr. Prom. At the 1970 Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Mrs. T. P. Robinson of Eldorado gave the program on the discovery of gold in California. The Banquet was enjoyed by the seniors, juniors, and their class sponsors. Entertainment, Work and Play Fill the Year at JHS Jimmy Nelson, Ricky Biddle, Tim Gilliam, and Carlton Hoggett experiment in the chemistry lab for onlookers on Open House Night at JHS. Junction High School students work endless hours to build a bonfire for the homecoming game against Menard. Congratulations Seniors CRAVEN’S GROCERY GWEN AND DAMON’S SPANISH LACE Tops in Teens Complete Fountain Service MURR’S VARITY STORE Junction and Menard, Texas C. E. Murr—Owner BARKERS FINA Owner—James Barker THE HILLS MOTEL Auvie and Sara Johnson CHENAULT’S owners and operators GULF PRODUCTS AND SPORTING GOODS CITY PHARMACY ' Os YUAJS M) jAUJt .,., . ANN’S FLOWER SHOP f CONGRATULATIONS ( SENIORS J SHEPPERD’S DEPT. STORE Extends I J unction, Texss Best Wishes to JAY’S BOOT Seniors SHOP George Ella Mr. Mrs. Jay DcShazo-Owncrs • 4 ■ % LAS LOMAS BEAUTY SALON EXTENDS BEST WISHES TO GILLIAM AUTO PARTS SENIORS Wholesale Retail Ph. 446-2824 Junction, Texas Julia Creech Owner Operator ® LAZY T MOTEL Phone HI 6-2565 Aileen and Herbert Boerm JUNCTION STOCKYARDS Junction Texas WESTERN AUTO DEALER C.J. NEWBURY JUNCTION, TEXAS WESTERN AUTO] Congratulations, Seniors M W BUTANE INC. mERLE noRmnn COSMETICS Hotel Las Lomas Mrs. Gully Cowsert FIRST STATE BANK THE FRIENDLY BANK CAPITAL + SURPLUS $100,000.00 Best Wishes Seniors Congratulations Seniors THE JUNCTION EAGLE THE PAKS CORPORATION “Your Hometown Paper” CONGRATULATIONS KORA’S KUT KURL THE DONUT SHOP 2213 College Phone 446-2149 Mrs. H. C. Allsup ISAACK’S Mr. and Mrs. John Cash man NELSON MOTORS, INC. MILKY WAY Horst Wendlandt owner Main Street Junction, Texas Sincere Wishes For A Happy Future McKinney’s dept. STORE HOLIDAY SALON BLACKBURN ABSTRACT COMPANY Extends Best Wishes To The Seniors of 1970 Congratulations Seniors And best wishes HAGOOD FEED AND LUMBER KIMBLE COFFEE SHOP Operators Mr. Mrs. Howard Brown Congratulations To Class of 1969 R. E. “DICK” HOMANN Realtor Complete Hardware Sporting Gifts Auto Parts Buying power of 2800 Hardware in U.S. The Home of FINE DAIRY PRODUCTS M N DRIVE IN ConQRAtuUtions u lons — v '00 JUNCTION yw ' pH Where fashion is Fun Bob and C. Maye Neal JO’S BEAUTY SALON Hair Creations By Skilled Stylists ' . Sincere Wis Ks 1 a g gp - j _ 6£ux mucM. laJbu fytetx OAXs J2xmw''' HILL COUNTRY FLOR sjf lryyL y iAiL ’ ■Moks A A -$04, .CheWS n-O-wner 1ST SIMON’S GULF STATION • , t S • VJffA y, y — O. K. CAFE We Specialize in Mexican ✓ , Food'And St© ?, fy PRINCESS SHOP T BONE... X “Good FoojJ'At A Reasonable' f’rice” v V?t Owner—Marie Grobe owner-marie oiuue Siktiinrfi Owner zs Seniors _ c ijzAjy it . • C C X . u ‘Happy Viewing - MEREDITH ELECTRIC FLOOR JUNCTION T.V. CABLE CORP. HODGES-FIFE CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS FUNERAL HOME K M B L Congratulations to the Voice of the Hill Country Now 1000 Watts Seniors 1969 To Better Serve You MiMILLAN EGG FARM INC. Box 84 Congratulations Ph. 446-2087 Seniors 70 CEDAR FIBER CO. Clayton Murr PANNELLS PHILLIPS 66 Good Service Is - Our Business S V , MARTINEZ GROCERY DRY GOODS BUSTERS LAUNDRY CLEANERS Junction, Texas ‘Being Well Groomed is an Asset’ 446-2158 E.C. LEWIS HUMBLE of the day, the season, the year, but perhaps recalled to you are a few of those moments . . . that private joke . . . those frustrating classes . . . really good game . . . very best friend .. . Great Eagle Spirit and overall student, faculty and administration cooperation.