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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1973 volume:

Published by Yearbook Staff Junction High School Junction, Texas Volume 25 GOLD£N REFLECTIONS OF ADMINISTRATION CLASSES PERSONALITIES ATHLETICS ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT LIFE JUNIOR HIGH ADVERTISING 5 13 33 49 71 95 107 117 WE'VE ONLY JUST BEGUN FOREWORD Janet Murr—Debra Dunk From time immemorial man has looked to the future with expectation and back in the past with fond memories. As each year comes and goes, a part of the past fades away. It is the purpose of the 1972-73 annual staff—to recapture those moments of the past. DEBRA DUNK, Editor JANET MURR, Business Manager Sincerely, A GLANCE OF STUDENT INTERESTS Debra Dunk performed in Peggy Anne’s Dance Re- cital this spring in Kerrville. Some dates at the Jr.-Sr. Prom are Mike Jacoby and Janet Murr, Brenda Evans and Wylie Shearer, Keith Atchi- son and Melissa Gibbs (from Sonora) and server Hollis Phillips. ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Principal of JHS is R. Carley Meadows. Superintendent of JHS is Charles O. Champion. DIRECTORS OF J.H.8. School Board Members: Top Row: Superinten- dent Charles O. Cham- pion, Albert Martinez, Ben Thompson and Bil- ly Broyles. Bottom Row: David Akers, Ferrill McKinney and Maurice Nethery. 6 STAFF WORKS DILIGENTLY Mrs. Harriet Jones, the school nurse, checks Chuck Mrs. Roybeth Blackburn works hard as high school coun- Hepburns’ eyes. selor. High school secretary for the superintendent is Mrs. Katherine Mas- sie, and for the princi- pal is Mrs. Lila Taylor. 7 J.H.8. TEACHERS FILL Emory Barron V.A.I, II and III, CO-OP AG. Sponsors FFA and Senior class. T. A. Chandler Geometry, Algebra II, Advanced Math, Sponsors Sen- ior class and Math Club. Mrs. Emily Bierschwale HE. I., II and III Sponsors FHA and Junior Class Mike Andrews English IV, Economics, Civics, Sponsors Freshman class and Student Council. 8 IMPORTANT ROLES Wayne Coleman Band, Sponsors Junior class Lewis Ferguson Physical Science, Health, Physics, Chemistry, Sponsors Freshman Class Mrs. Joycelyn Hepburn Typing I and II, Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Sponsors Freshman class FACULTY LEADS Mrs. Dorothy Murr Miss Aneece Philps English II and III, Sponsors Freshman class and FTA Spanish I and II, English I, Sponsors Senior class and Spanish Club. Miss Paulette Keller CO-OP H.E., H.E. I and Eighth grade. Home and Fam- ily Living, Sponsors Junior class Mrs. Dude McCloud Journalism, Speech, Sponsors Annual Staff, Eagle’s Eye and Sophomore class STUDENTS Mrs. Theola Roper Girl’s P.E. and Basketball Coach, Sponsors Drill Team and Senior class Mrs. Znobia Wootan Library, Sponsors Sophomore class Robert Safley Algebra I, Related Math I and II, American History, Sponsors Junior class Jerrell Rice World History, American History, Athletic Director, Sponsors Sophomore class 11 BEHIND THE SCENES Don O. Wootan is the Junction Independent School District tax collector and business manager. J. L. Baugh, the Junction High School Custodian, helps keep the campus attractive. A Christmas and retirement party was held for Nora Randle. Members of the cafeteria staff are: (Standing) Lila Fox, Ollie Curry, Francis Billo, Fern Bundick, Lorene Bruns, Elsie Meador. (Sitting) Edna Renolds, Nora Randle and Sue Murray. CLASSES 8ENI0RS FACE CHALLENGE SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Back row: Cindy Wootan, secretary and Janet Murr, reporter. Front row: Ricky Sheppard, vice-president; Kenny Vuillemin, presi- dent and Joe Holland, treasurer. Steve Amaon Rickey Biddle Joann Bierschwale Dee Dee Bowers Mary Beth Brawley Debra Bundick Diane Bundick Jeanette Daniel Debra Dunk Clyde Etheredge 14 SENIORS 73 Jill Gilliam Esther Gonzales Linda Gonzales Jack Hoggett Joe Holland Ken Jacoby Mike Jacoby Kassie Jetton Kody Kothmann David Loeffler Mary Ann Lopez Cesario Martinez Joyce Modgling Bill Mudge Jane Murr Janet Murr Debbie Nelson Martha Nethcry Mike Nixon Dicky Oliver Jose fa Perez Yolanda Ramirez Jesse Ramos Sue Ransom Bennie Rathke 15 TOMORROW'S LEADERS HONOR GRADUATES OF JUNCTION HIGH: From the 1973 graduating class Jill Gilliam was announced vale- dictorian; Karen Uhr, salutatorian and Dicky Oliver, high ranking boy, with averages of 97.97, 95.44, and 94.82, respectively. Jay Rotge Ray Rotge Pam Schulze Wylie Shearer Ricky Sheppard Jessie Taylor Belinda Torres Karen Uhr Kenny Vuillemin Barbara Weaver Debra Williams Cindy Wootan Jill Youngdoff Dora Zertuche 16 STEVE AMAON—FFA 4 yrs.. Star Greenhand ’69-’70, Greenhand vice-president, chapter secretary 2 yrs., district sentinel ’70-'71, district reporter ’71-’72, Farm Skills Team ’71-’72, Farm Mechanics Award ’71-’72, Poultry Judg- ing 1 yr., Livestock Judging 2 yrs., Co-op Ag. 1 yr.; EAGLE’S EYE 1 yr. RICKEY BIDDLE-Football 3 yrs., track 3 yrs., Jr. Honor Society 2 yrs.; Student Council 1 yr.; program chairman ’72-73; UIL Science 2 yrs. JOANN BIERSCHWALE-Junior secretary; Junior Play; DAR Good Citizen; basketball 1 yr.; Golden Eagle Band 2 yrs.; Golden Eagle Brigade 2 yrs.; FHA 4 yrs., pianist 70-71, 2nd vice-pres. 72-73, Encounter; Spanish Club 1 yr., sec.-treas. 72-73; FTA 4 yrs., secretary 72-73. DEE DEE BOWERS-Basketball 4 yrs.; tennis 4 yrs., district 3 yrs., regional qualifier 71-72; Spanish Club 1 yr.; EAGLE’S EYE 1 yr. MARY BETH BRAWLEY—Basketball 4 yrs.; Golden Eagle Brigade 1 yr.; EAGLE’S EYE 1 yr. DEBORAH BUND1CK—National Honor Society 1 yr.; UIL District Typing 70; Golden Eagle Brigade 4 yrs., mgr. 1 yr.; FHA 3 yrs.; GOLDEN EAGLE 1 yr.; typing Award 70. DIANE BUNDICK-Basketball 1 yr.; Golden Eagle Brigade 3 yrs.; FHA 3 yrs.; EAGLE’S EYE 1 yr.; GOLDEN EAGLE 1 yr. JEANETTE DANIEL-Transferred from Eola in 71. FHA 1 yr.; EAGLE’S EYE 1 yr. DEBRA DUNK—Farm Bureau Queen Candidate 71; Farm Bureau Youth Citizenship Seminar Delegate 72; Pecan Queen Candidate 72-73; Junior Play student dir.; Golden Eagle Brigade 4 yrs., capt. 1 yr.; FHA 4 yrs., nianist 71- 72; FTA 4 yrs., reporter 72-73; National Honor Society 1 yr.; GOLDEN EAGLE 2 yrs., editor '72-'73 Social Science Award 73. CLYDE ETHEREDGE—FFA 4 yrs., Greenhand secretary '69-70, Poulyy Judging Team ’69-70, Farms Skills Team 70-71, Livestock Judging Team 70-71, Dairy Judging Team 71-72, Farm Electrification 71-72, 72-73, vice- president 72-73, district voting delegate 72-73, Co-op Ag. 72-73; EAGLE’S EYE 2 yrs.; 1st UIL District Head- lines contest 72-73, 2nd UIL District News story 72-73; tennis 2 yrs. JILL GILLIAM—Jr. Honor Society 2 yrs.; National Honor Society 2 yrs.; Golden Eagle Band 4 yrs.; FHA 4 yrs., historian ’69-70, treasurer 70-71, 5th vice-pres. 71-72; FTA 4 yrs., historian 72-73; Outstanding Scholar 72, Citizenship Award 72, Math Award 72, English Award 72; Outstanding Teenager of America 73; Outstanding Scholar of Central Texas 73; valedictorian 73. ESTHER GONZALES-Golden Eagle Brigade 1 yr.; Golden Eagle Band 2 yrs.; FHA 4 yrs. LINDA GONZALES—Most Beautiful 72-73; Senior Favorite 72-73; Homecoming Candidate 72; Pecan Queen Candidate 72-73; Golden Eagle Brigade 2 yrs.; Golden Eagle Band 2 yrs., twirler 2 yrs., head twirler 1 yr., Band Sweetheart 72; FHA 4 yrs., parliamentarian 71-72; FTA 1 yr., vice-pres. 72-73; tennis 1 yr.; EAGLE’S EYE 1 yr. JACK HOGGETT JR.—Fish, treasurer; soph, treasurer; Jr. Play; Student Council 72-73; football 4 yrs.; basketball 1 yr.; track 3 yrs.; FTA 1 yr.; Math Club 1 yr. JOE HOLLAND-Fish. secretary; Jr. president; Sr. treasurer; Prom Server ’69-70, 70-71; Jr. Play; Soph. Class Favorite; Golden Eagle Brigade Beau 70-71; Most Handsome 70-71, 72-73; Teen Board 3 yrs.; Jr. Honor Society 2 yrs.; National Honor Society 2 yrs; Student Council 2 yrs.; football 4 yrs.; basketball 4 yrs., Hon. Mention Dis’t. 1 yr.; track 3 yrs., Regional Qualifier 71; Math Club 1 yr., vice-pres. KEN JACOBY—Jr. Honor Society 1 yr.; National Honor Society 2 yrs., secretary 72-73; football 4 yrs.; basketball 3 yrs.; track 2 yrs.; FTA 1 yr.; Math Club 1 yr., treasurer 72-73. MIKE JACOBY—Teen Board president ’72-’73; football 4 yrs., All-Dis’t. ’71, Hon. Mention ’72; basketball 4 yrs., track 4 yrs.. Regional Qualifier 72, Regional Qualifier ’73, State Qualifier in shot put and discus ’73; EAGLE’S EYE 2 yrs. KASSIE JETTON—Transferred fromGarden City in ’69, Pecan Queen Candidate 1 yr., Jr. Play; UIL Dis’t. Spelling 3 yrs., Regional 2 yrs., UIL Science 2 yrs.. Golden Eagle Brigade 3 yrs., Basketball 1 yr., FHA 4 yrs., parliamentarian ’72-’73, cor. secretary ’71-’72; FT A 1 yr.; Math Club 1 yr., reporter ’72-’73; semi-finalist National Merit Scholarship; Betty Crocker Future Homemaker of Tomorrow Award ’73. DAVID LOEFFLER—National Honor Society 2 yrs., treasurer ’72-’73; Golden Eagle Band 4 yrs.; tennis 2 yrs. KODY KOTHMANN—Soph, pres.; Jr. Honor Society 2 yrs.; National Honor Society 2 yrs.; Student Council ’69-’70; football 4 yrs.; basketball 3 yrs., Hon. Mention All-Dis’t ’72, All-Dis’t ’73; track 3 yrs., UIL 2 yrs.; Math Club 1 yr., pres. ’72-’73. MARY ANN LOPEZ-Transferred from Menard in ’70. Pecan Queen Candidate ’71; Golden Eagle Brigade 2 yrs.; FHA 3 yrs.; Typing Award ’71. CESARIO MARTINEZ—Football 3 yrs.; basketball 2 yrs.; tennis 2 yrs. JOYCE MODGLING—Jr. Play; Jr. Honor Society 2 yrs.; National Honor Society 2 yrs.; basketball 3 yrs.; tennis 4 yrs.; Golden Eagle Brigade 4 yrs.; FHA 3 yrs., rec. sec. ’71-’72, 1st vice-pres. ’71-’72; Math Club 1 yr., Helen Patter- son Scholarship. BILL MUDGE—Jr. Honor Society 1 yr.; football 2 yrs., stat. 2 yrs.; FFA 4 yrs., vice-pres. ’72-’73, Livestock Judging Team ’72-’73; Outstanding Agriculture Student ’73. JANE STEVENSON MURR—National Honor Society 2 yrs.; Golden Eagle Brigade 2 yrs.; GOLDEN EAGLE 1 yr.; Semi-Finalist National Merit Scholarship, EAGLE’S EYE staff. JANET MURR—Fish, reporter; Soph, secretary; Jr. vice-pres.; Sr. reporter; Teen Board; Prom Server ’70, ’71; Most Popular ’70-’71; Homecoming Queen ’70-’71; Football Sweetheart ’71-’72; Farm Bureau Queen Candidate ’71; Pecan Queen Candidate ’70, ’72; Golden Eagle Brigade 4 yrs.; Cheerleader 4 yrs., head cheerleader 2 yrs.; GOLDEN EAGLE Associate Business Manager ’71-’72, Business Manager ’72-’73; EAGLE’S EYE 1 yr. DEBBY NELSON—Golden Eagle Brigade 2 yrs.; Golden Eagle Band 2 yrs.; EAGLE’S EYE 1 yr. MARTHA NETHERY—Fish, pres.; soph. Prom Server; Jr. Honor Society 2 yrs.; basketball 3 yrs.; mgr. 1 yr.; tennis 3 yrs.; track 1 yr.; Student Council 2 yrs., vice-pres. ’70-’71; Teen Board 4 yrs., treasurer 2 yrs.; Golden Eagle Bri- gade 4 yrs., pres. ’72-73; Miss FTA 72-73; Math Club 1 yr.; GOLDEN EAGLE 1 yr.; EAGLE’S EYE 1 yr.; UIL 72-73, 1st in Dis’t. Ready Writing, 2nd in Dis’t. Editorial Writing, 1st in UIL State Feature Writing. MIKE NIXON-FFA 4 yrs., Greenhand reporter ’69-70, sentinel 70-71, treasurer 72-73, Poultry Judging ’69-70, Livestock Judging 71-72, 3rd in Farm Skills Team 71-72, 1st in Dis’t Talent Team 71-72, 3rd in Area 71-72, 2nd in Dis’t. 72-73, Co-op Ag. 1 yr., Sales and Service Co-op Award 72-73; tennis 1 yr.; track 1 yr.; EAGLE’S EYE 1 yr. DICKY OLIVER—Jr. Honor Society 1 yr.; National Honor Society 2 yrs., pres. 72-73; Farm Bureau Youth Citi- zenship Seminar Delegate 72; football 4 yrs.; basketball 4 yrs.; track 3 yrs.; Math Club 1 yr.; UIL Dis’t. Science 3 yrs., UIL Typing 1 yr.; Jr. Citizen of the Year 72; Marrs McLean Scholarship. JOSEFA PEREZ—Golden Eagle Band 1 yr.; UIL Spelling 1 yr., UIL Shorthand 1 yr. YOLANDA RAMIREZ-Co-op HE 1 yr. JESSE RAMOS-Tennis 2 yrs.; EAGLE’S EYE 1 yr.;Jr. Play Band 72. SUE RANSOM—FHA 4 yrs., 3rd vice-pres. ’72-’73, Youth Show Reserve Champion Clothing Division ’72. BENNIE RATHKE-Student Body pres. ’72-’73; Student Council pres. ’72-’73; Jr. Play; Most Popular ’72-’73; Out- standing Teenager of America ’72; football 4 yrs.; basketball 4 yrs.; track 4 yrs.; FFA 4 yrs., secretary ’69-’70, vice- pres. ’70-’71, pres. ’71-’72, Lone Star Farmer Degree, Star Chapter Farmer, Livestock Production Award, Outstand- ing V.A. Student ’72, Range Camp ’72; National Youth Forum '73; EAGLE’S EYE 1 yr. JAY ROTGE-Football 3 yrs.; track 4 yrs.; FFA 2 yrs.; EAGLE’S EYE 3 yrs.; GOLDEN EAGLE 2 yrs., photog- rapher 2 yrs., Citizen of Month, UIL State Track meet ’71-’72. RAY ROTGE—Fish Favorite; Jr. Favorite; football 4 yrs., All West Texas 2nd Team ’72; track 4 yrs.. Regional ’71, State ’72; FFA 4 yrs., Greenhand vice-pres. ’69-’70, Judging Team ’72, 1st. in Dis’t. Talent Team ’71-’72, 3rd in Area 71-72, 2nd in Dis’t ’72-73; American Legion Award 70-71; Jr. Play Band; EAGLE’S EYE 1 yr. PAM SCHULZE—Golden Eagle Band 4 yrs.; tennis 4 yrs., district 4 yrs., State Semi-Finalist 71, 72; FHA 3 yrs.; FTA 4 yrs.; EAGLE’S EYE 1 yr. WYLIE SHEARER-Football 2 yrs.; FFA 3 yrs., FFA Dairy Judging Tfeam’72, 1st in Dis’t. Talent Team 71-72, 3rd in Area 71-72, 2nd Dis’t. 72-73; Co-op Ag. 1 yr.; Jr. Play Band; EAGLE’E EYE 1 yr. RICKY SHEPPARD—Jr. reporter; Sr. vice-pres.; Jr. Play; Teen Board: FHA Beau 72-73: Football 4 yrs.; All Dis’t. center on offense and linebacker on defense 73, Ail West Texas Offense 2nd Team; basketball 3 yrs.; track 3 yrs.; Math Club 1 yr.; Drug Seminar 71. JESSIE TAYLOR—Golden Eagle Brigade 1 yr.; FHA 1 yr.; EAGLE’S EYE 1 yr. BELINDA TORRES-Goldcn Eagle Brigade 2 yrs.; Golden Eagle Band 2 yrs.; FHA 4 yrs.; FTA 2 yrs.; EAGLE’S EYE 1 yr.; Drug Seminar 71; Spanish “A” Award; Helen Paterson Scholarship. KAREN UHR—Jr. Honor Society 1 yr.; National Honor Society 2 yrs.; Golden Eagle Brigade 2 yrs.; Golden Eagle Band 3 yrs., Band Award 71; UIL Ready Writing 72; 1st Soil and Water Conservation Theme 72; Jr. Play Student Dir.; FTA 3 yrs.; Math Club 1 yr.; Salutatorian; Marrs McLean Scholarship. KENNY VUILLEMIN—Sr. pres.; Jr. Favorite; Most Outstanding 72-73; Jr. Play; Student Council 1 yr.;Track 3 yrs. BARBARA WEAVER—Golden Eagle Brigade 3 yrs.; Basketball Mgr. 1 yr.; FHA 4 yrs.; FTA 1 yr.; GOLDEN EAGLE 1 yr.; EAGLE’S EYE 1 yr.; Helen Patterson Scholarship; Joint Study Club Scholarship. DEBBIE WILLIAMS—Golden Eagle Brigade 2 yrs.; FHA 4 yrs., treasurer 71-72, 5th vice-pres. 72-73; EAGLE’S EYE 1 yr. CINDY WOOTAN—Fish, vice-pres.; Sr. secretary; Fish Favorite; Most popular 71-72; Jr. Favorite; Homecoming Candidate '69, 72, Homecoming Queen 71; Football Sweetheart 72; Jr. Honor Society 1 yr.; National Honor Socie- ty 2 yrs.; Student Council 1 yr.; Jr. Play; FHA 4 yrs., rec. secretary 70-71, 2nd vice-pres. 71-72, pres. 72-73, Area VII 5th vice-pres. 71-72; Math Club 1 yr.; Cheerleader 2 yrs.; GOLDEN EAGLE 2 yrs. JILL YOUNGDOFF—National Honor Society 2 yrs.; Pecan Queen Candidate 2 yrs.; Jr. Play; Golden Eagle Brigade 4 yrs.; FHA 4 yrs.. Encounter, Girls Showmanship Youth Show 73; Math Club 1 yr. 19 DORA ZERTUCHE-EAGLE’S EYE 1 yr. GRADUATION MARKS ACCOMPLISHMENT SENIOR GIRLS: Front row: Mary Beth Brawley, Debra Williams, Barbara Weaver, Belinda Torres, Dee Dee Bowers, Joyce Modgling and Esther Gonzales. Second row: Martha Nethery, Debby Nelson, Yolanda Ramirez, Bren- da Tomlinson, Josefa Perez, Cindy Wootan, Pam Schulze and Janet Murr. Third row: Jane Murr, Jill Youngdoff Linda Gonzales, Mary Ann Lopez, Joann Bierschwale and Dora Zertuche. Back row: Kassie Jetton, Karen Uhr, Jeanette Daniel, Jill Gilliam, Diane Bundick, Jessie Taylor, Deborah Bundick, Debra Dunk and Sue Ransom. SENIOR BOYS: Front row: Wylie Shearer, David Loeffler, Joe Holland, Ken Jacoby, Dicky Oliver and Ray Rotge. Second row: Cesario Martinez, Jesse Ramos, Mike Nixon, Clyde Etheredge, Jack Hoggett, Jay Rotge and Steve Amaon. Back row: Bill Mudge, Kody Kothmann, Bennie Rathke, Rickey Biddle, Ricky Sheppard, Mike Jacoby and Kenny Vuillemin. JUNIORS HAVE BUSY YEAR Junior Class Officers are Marcus Barker, vice-president; Lynn Molesworth, treas- urer; Jaime Martinez, president. Celia Abilez David Adams Brian Atchison Keith Atchison Connie Stapp Rufus Beam Donna Beebe Billy Butch Roy Carpenter Tim Chandler 21 Kathy Cowsert Mary Lee Cowsert Rocky Cox Gary Davis Bobby Dowell Joe Dutton John Eubanks David Franklin Brenda Furr Gay Gibson Don Hegwer Jerry Hoggett Cole Holland Kayla Kothmann Bruce Martin A MEMORABLE YEAR Jaimie Martinez Bambi Mims Lynn Molesworth Kay Murr Peggy Murr Patty Perrill Susan Petty Bobby Pilkington Magdalena Ramarez Suzie Rice 22 FULL OF ACTION Toby Robinson Sally Rogers Joe Schaefer Renee Schulze Jane Schwartz Larry Waters Charlotte Wyatt Juniors and seniors alike enjoyed the Prom held at the Annex. The music for the gay la affair was provided by Dale Keith and the Starlight Ramblers. Hector Sepeda Oscar Sepeda Alma Timms James Tinney Revena Tomlinson Jerry Hoggett and Cheryl Etheredge, Ricky Biddle and Mary Lee Cowsert, Clyde Etheredge and Brenda Cald- well, Keith Atchison and Melissa Gibbs and Jack Hoggett and Jane Schwartz enjoyed the Junior-Senior Prom. 23 JUNIOR PLAY IS WELL RECEIVED The juniors were enthusiastic when they presented the class play, “Rest Assured.” Standing: Cole Holland, Kay Murr and Jaime Martinez. Sitting: Donna Beebe, Joe Dutton and Kathy Cowsert. Pictured left to right: Tim Chandler, Jane Schwartz, Patty Perrill, Mary Lee Cowsert, Bam- bi Mims, Lynn Molesworth, Keith Atchison and Roy Carpenter. On the floor is Sally Rogers. Brenda Evans, reporter; Kaddo Kothmann, treasurer; Linda Loeffler, secretary; Rickye Lennon, president; and Cindy Dayton, vice-president. SOPHOMORES LOOK AHEAD Debbie Adams Lula Allsup Mollie Andrews Molly Benefield Shirley Bierschwale Melody Burnett Roger Curry Tressa Smart Cindy Dayton James Dean 25 SOPHOMORES ARE ACTIVE Duane Dunk Cheryl Etheredgc Brenda Evans Pilar Garcia Gloria Guana Vicki Hardin Sandra Height Willie Hernandez Mike Hoerne Cody Jetton Johnny Jordan Vicki Kinsey Sophomore Cheerleader Molly Benefield and Drill Team member Sara Purvis promote Junction High School spirit by putting signs up in the halls. Cheerleaders appreciate all the spirit and support shown by the students this year. 26 Kaddo Kothmann Rickye Lennon Linda Loeffler Paul Loeffler Stella Lopez Mike Low Mark Maples Maurilio Martinez Elba Nail Margaret Nethery Joe Oliver Hollis Phillips Jay Powell Sarah Purvis Edmund Rathke SOPHOMORES SHOW ENTHUSIASM Jimmy Reid Trey Roper Bill Safley Leonard Sepeda Avelina Silva Stanley Smart Trudy Soulerat David Thorp Joni Watson Jolene Wilson STUDENT PROJECTS First period geometry students put on the holiday spirit by making ornaments for their geometric Christmas tree. Workers are: Kaddo Kothmann, Elba Nail, Jolene Wilson and Edmund Rathke. Selling beats was one project carried on by the sophomore class that not only raised school spirit, but added money to the class treasury. Pictured are Melody Burnett and Pilar Garcia. 28 FRESHMEN OFFICERS LEAD CLASS THROUGH AN EVENTFUL YEAR FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: top row: Benny Smith, reporter; Joe Shearer, treasurer. Bottom Row: Liz Benefield, secretary; Doxie Dutton, president; Bethany Randle, vice-president. Liz Benefield Mike Biddle Ressa Burns Daniel Castillo Bert Chandler Lucinda Condarco Donny Culwell Raymond Dean Doxie Dutton Tandy Freeman 29 Cheryl Furr Amelio Gonzales Ernest Gonzales Nita Gonzales Pat Graham Jack Hegwer Mary Ann Lackey Carlene Low Debbie Mahler Mike Manges Cindy McFarland Eddie Moore Mary Nethery Tommy Nixon Jane Petty FRESHMAN. FRESHMAN EVERYWHERE. . . Laura Price Bethany Randle Bobby Rendon Linda Rendon Janie Rivas Sharron Rowe Tim Schaefer Joe Shearer Kenny Smart Barney Smith 30 FISH SWIM UPSTREAM Cast from Speech plays: Top Row: S. Syfan, B. Randle, C. Meador, E. Moore, N. Taylor, M. Tobias, J. Reid, N. Gonzales, M. Nethery, F. Nevarez, F. Hodges, J. Newberry, K. Smart, P. Graham, S. Rowe, R. Dean, M. Biddle, L. Walker, C. McFarland. Kelly Smith Sally Syfan Norma Taylor Maria Tovias Mickey Trevino Loretta Walker Lilly Wallace Tressa Wilson Kelly Van Winkle In May, Laura Price performed in the Betty Herring Dance Recital injunction. Laura, a freshman, has danced for a year. 8TUDENT8 SHOW THEIR TALENT The Speech Class Play was presented by Debbie Mahler, Doxie Dutton, Linda Rendon, Bert Chandler, Kelly Smith, Tandy Freeman and, lying on the floor is Mike Magnes. 32 PERSONALITIES K ONIONVlSinO 1SOIAI Kenny Vuillemin, who was selected as Most Outstand- ing Boy in JHS by the student body, also serves as se- nior class president. Kenny was named by the 1973 seniors as Senior Class Favorite. He also was in the Jr. Play, Student Council and was a 3 yr. letterman on the track team. KENNY VUILLEMIN The Most Outstanding Girl of JHS is Janet Murr. Janet has been cheerleader for four years, two of which she was head cheerleader. She has a number of honors, in- cluding Most Popular, Football Sweetheart, Homecom- ing Queen, freshman reporter, sophomore secretary, junior vice-pres. and senior reporter. JANET MURR MOST POPULAR 36 RENEE SCHULZE BENNIE RATHKE The Most Popular girl of JHS is Renee Schulze. Renee is active in tennis, band and FTA. Among her many honors are: Homecoming Queen, Jr. and Soph. Favor- ites, twirler, freshman server at Jr.-Sr. Prom and Stu- dent Council member. Bennie Rathke was selected by the student body as the Most Popular boy. Bennie is Student Body president. Student Council president, Outstanding Teenager of America and an involved FFA member. His 4 yrs. of football, basketball and track show his keen athletic interest. Hun LINDA GONZALES Linda Gonzales was elected as the Most Beautiful girl in JHS. Linda has participated in FHA, FT A, Drill Team, band, tennis and Eagle Eye Staff. She was also chosen senior class favorite, Band Sweetheart, head twirlcr and Homecoming Queen candidate. JOE HOLLAND For the second time in his high school career, Joe Hol- land was named Most Handsome boy in JHS. Joe was active in football, basketball, track and student govern- ment. He was secretary of the freshman class, sopho- more class favorite. Golden Eagle Brigade Beau, junior class president, senior class treasurer and vice-president of the Math Club. 39 FI ST,. ATE� W°RKb •••WCIMO o MiShT c I ilVCMS. i.� � . to «� • J2?l t50 • 5-,D «� ?- •«� � S ■ .i.CO: c% c as |SS .(«fill .a j LSwl MSS .. M0«(«4 � • «40 C S . N •� .«. •tG' S %C At SOW’ UMO • . IJ V2 • j joy « c cObf� o . i. ««(•agi � or:o« DT� «AS e «II . •it� 0I� ’«« 0« • '!• ‘ C I TO « I |T. Tm| SUM� . u«(3 j � vC� � C% C� t� � u %G C0v-'a . C-A Gi: MAHOt A’ T «IS. H «IS «w C-ASID � C'tT . nOll«A0A. � -C CA«( to C TT t|| «AS � §ST MISIMTT 0« ■ vlil COu ?t Jta’I |a « ai; � «S� � a� o o� j.tcioa SENIOR FAVORITES Senior class favorite Linda Gonzales already has quite Kenny Vuillemin, who was elected as senior class a list of honors. Among these are being elected as Most favorite, also serves as president of his class. A partici- Beautiful, Band Sweetheart and Head Twirler. a mem- pant in track and the Junior Play, Kenny was chosen ber of FT A. FHA and Drill Team. as Most Outstanding. 40 Renee Schulze is a Junior Class Favorite. Renee is a twirlcr and a member of the Student Council, FT A and tennis team. She was also elected as Most Popular and Homecoming Queen. r.GHI OF SHERIFF S POSSE with CATTLE RUSTLERS - ' ‘997. Sh|� M JC i •i% r.c. fauo i. . a .c-H G Ont 1 ■ ■ a I M AiD 0� G f SPOv«D . « jouio h ri aO j c. C• ANf with CATUI A D -GUIS STOllA MOM ja«ISA«0 PfTIA PATftSOMAAO jOMMCAADM' . •� OllOWi«6 PiChT. CtANf and jOu D A I T| W I t f «UlfOWHllf i'« WA V Oui 0« 0. CAAM€ AMO J(X� «MTI W|� f lutifO AT TNI SCI Ml OP TMl MTU . JIMNITI HCOVlMD AMO lATtt AT MlS TAiAt. «AlCNll. 11«;. 'Hf ID I� f Alull COVATMOUS! on This SiTI) WAS COmviCTID AMD SCnrinCIO AS AOmn unOftwocc Elected by his junior classmates as favorite, Jerry Hoggett serves as junior class reporter and was a fresh- man server for the Jr.-Sr. Prom. 41 Cody Jetton was elected as class favorite by the sopho mores. Cody plays football and is a member of the Spanish Club. SOPHOMORE FAVORITES Sophomore class favorite, Cindy Dayton is a member of FHA, band, and the Spanish Club. Cindy was also elected as Kimble County Chamber of Commerce Queen. 42 FRESHMEN FAVORITES OF '73 Liz Benefield was named by classmates as Freshman Favorite. Liz is active in tennis and the Golden Eagle Brigade. She was also chosen as a Freshman Server for the Jr.-Sr. Prom. The freshman class chose Bennie Smith as Freshman Favorite. Bennie played football and was elected server for the Jr.-Sr. Prom in 1973. 43 HOMECOMING QUEEN 1973 The candidates for the 1973 Homecoming Queen were Renee Schulze, junior class; Teressa Wilson, freshman class; Cindy Dayton, sophomore class; Linda Gonzales, senior class. Each class picks one girl to represent them. Renee Schulze, junior class, was chosen by the Student Body as the Homecoming Queen. Renee was escorted by Oscar Sepe da, also a junior. Renee has many other honors to add to this. She is a twirler, Junior Class Favorite and Most Popular Girl. 44 CAMPU8 SWEETHEARTS Ricky Sheppard, offensive and defensive player of the Junction Eagle Football Team, presented JHS Football Sweet- heart Cindy Wootan with a gift at the 1972-1973 JHS Football Banquet. Linda Gonzales was chosen as the 1973 JHS Band Sweetheart. JUNCTION F.F.A. Courtesy Loeff ler Mir. Junction .Texas Bill Mudge, FFA President, announced Gay Gibson as the 1973 FFA Sweetheart. 45 JHS BEAUS SHOW TALENT Martha Nethery, Golden Eagle Brigade presi- dent and Debra Dunk, Brigade Captain, deck- out Brigade Beau Hector Scpcda with top hat and cane. Cindy Wootan, FHA Chapter president, helps Ricky Sheppard, the 1973 FHA beau whip up a lemon souffle. 46 WINNING PERSONALITIES Pecan Queen Kathy Cowsert, 1st. runner up; Sally Rogers, 2nd runnerup Jane Schwartz. Princess Cheryl Etheredge, Queen Cindy Dayton and Princess Kayla Kothmann were elected to represent the Chamber of Commerce in the forthcoming parades. OUTSTANDING SENIORS Scholarship recipients of the 1973 graduating class were: Barbara Weaver and Joyce Modgling, Helen Patterson Scholarships; Barbara Weaver, Joint Study Club Award; Dicky Oliver, Belinda Torres, and Karen Uhr, Marrs-McLean Scholarships. DAR Good Citizen student was Joann Bierschwale. Teenagers of America from JHS were Jill Gilliam and Bennie Rathke. ATHLETICS Jerrell Rice is head coach in football and track. The tennis and assistant football coach is Hugh Doyle. ATHLETIC COACHES OF JHS 50 Tim Chandler Ricky Sheppard Mike Jacoby Oscar Sepeda Tackle Center, linebacker Guard Tackle Hon. Mention All-District Hon. Mention All-District ALL DISTRICT 9A The Junction Eagles show the Carriso Springs Wildcats how to handle the ball with another victory of 23 to 0. 51 Joe Holland End LAST YEAR FOR SENIORS Ken Jacoby Tackle Kody Kothmann Dicky Oliver Quarterback End Bennie Rathke Halfback Ray Rotge Halfback EAGLES HUSTLE THROUGH SEASON Coaches and boys look on as the Junction Ea- gles battle for a victory Brian Atchison End Keith Atchison Roy Carpenter joe Dutton John Eubanks David Franklin Halfback Guard Halfback Tackle End 53 Cole Holland Guard Lynn Molesworth Center Hector Sepeda Halfback Mike Low Guard Hollis Phillips Halfback The Junction Eagles’ gave foot- ball fans another exciting home- town game when they played host to the Carrizo Springs Wild- cats. Ricky Shepperd (50) stops number 21 from making yardage. EAGLES SHOW WINNING SPIRIT Some of the football season’s casualities. Bennie Rathke, Ken Jacoby. Jack Hoggett, Elba Nail and Oscar Sepeda have been benched with their injuries during most of district play. Three of the Eagles, Rathke, Jacoby and Hoggett, graduate this year. Nail and Sepeda say, Wait until next year!’. 54 1972 VARSITY JHS VARSITY: Top row, left to right: John Eubanks, Brian Atchison, Dicky Oliver, Mike Jacoby, Kody Koth- mann, Joe Holland, Oscar Sepeda, Roy Carpenter, Jamie Newbury (Mgr.); Middle row: Kelly Smith (Mgr.), Lynn Molesworth, Joe Dutton, Hollis Phillips, Cole Holland, Jack Hoggett, David Franklin, Hector Sepeda, Ricky Shep- pard. Bottom row: Ray Rotge, Gary Davis, Mike Low, Ricky Biddle, Tim Chandler, Bennie Rathke, Keith Atchison, Ken Jacoby. Top row: Charles Meador (Mgr.), Mike Manges, Freddie Hodges, Elba Nail, Bobby Rendon, Edmund Rathke, Tandy Freeman, Roger Curry, Cody Jetton, Joe Oliver, Stanley Smart, Rickey Lennon, Bottom row: Bennie Smith, Bobby Pilkington, Willie Hernandez, Mark Maples, Bert Chandler, James Dean, Tom Brown, Tim Schaefer, Kaddo Kothmann. GIRL CAGER8 A Team: Top Row: Susie Rice, Kayla Kothmann, Joyce Modgling, Dee Dee Bowers, Mary Beth Brawley, Bambi Mims, Vicki Kinsey. Front row: Jane Schwartz, Cheryl Etheredge, Sarah Purvis, Kay Murr, Donna Beebe. LINE UP FOR PLAY Vicki Kinsey Guard Bambi Mims Guard Jane Schwartz Forward Cheryl Etheredge Forward Suzie Rice Sarah Purvis Kay Murr Donna Beebe Forward Forward Guard Guard B team: Top row: Loretta Wal- ker, Liz Benefield, Mary Neth- ery, Linda Rendon, Doxie Dut- ton, Debbie Mahler. Front row: Nita Gonzales, Bethany Randle, Sharon Rowe, Debbie Adams, Linda Loeffler. 57 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Eagle Cagers: Standing: Cole Holland, Kaddo Kothmann, Mike Jacoby, Ricky Sheppard and Bennie Rathke. Sitting: Joe Holland, Kody Kothmann, Tim Chandler, Dicky Oliver and Ken Jacoby. Joe Holland Ken Jacoby Mike Jacoby Kody Kothmann CAGERS SHOW AMBITION B Team: Back row: Tim Schaefer, Eddie Moore, Paul Loeffler, Ramond Dean and Joe Oliver. Front row: Bert Chandler, Joe Shearer, Mike Biddle, Leonard Sepeda, Edmund Rathkc and Tandy Freeman. 59 Members of the Junction High School Girl’s Track Team are back row: Carlene Low, Mary Nethery, Sally Syfan, Debbie Mahler, Sherry Reid and Shirley Bierschwale. Front row: Bambi Mims, Doxic Dutton, Kay Murr, Linda Ren- don, Jonie Stewart and Lula Allsup. TRACK GIRLS ARE WINNERS During the second season of girl's track, the team members proved their ability at the district track meet. Bambi Mims placed 1st in broad jump, 2nd in 220 yd. dash, 2nd in 80 yd. hurdles and 3rd in triple jump. Doxie Dutton won 2nd in 880 yd. run, 4th in high jump and 4th in 80 yd. hurdles. Other girls placing were Carlene Low 4th in discus, Debbie Mahler 4th in high jump, Shirley Bierschwale 5th in 440 yd. dash. Linda Rendon 5th in 100 yd. dash and Kay Murr 6th in 80 yd. hurdles. In the 880 yd. relay Bambi, Doxie, Linda and Kay won 2nd place. Those placing 3rd in the mile relay were Debbie, Shirley, Kay and Mary. The 6th place winners in the 440 relay were Debbie, Mary. Sally and Sherry. 60 2ND YEAR FOR GIRL'S TRACK Mrs. Theola Roper coached the girl’s track team. Cheryl Etheredge and Sarah Purvis were the track managers. Doxie Dutton ran the 880 yd. run, 80 yd. hurdles, high jump, and 880 yd. relay. 61 REGIONAL COMPETITORS Bambi Mims competed this year in the broad jump, 220 yard dash, 80 yard hurdles and 880 yard relay. Bambi has run track for two years and went to regional this year. Doxie Dutton, Linda Rendon, Bambi Mims and Kay Murr went to regional this year. They competed in the 880 yard re- lay. Doxie also ran the 880 yard dash. EAGLES HIT THE CINDERS Standing: Oscar Sepeda, Cole Holland, Brian Atchison, Kody Kothmann, Hollis Phillips, Mike Jacoby, Mike Low, Joe Holland, Lynn Hill Molesworth, Kenny Vuillemin, Edmund Rathke, Larry Waters and David Franklin. Bottom row: Hector Sepeda, F. E. Shaheen, Pilar Garcia, Jerry Hoggett, Keith Atchison, Jay Rotge, Benny Rathke and (not pictured) Ray Rotge. F. E. Shaheen, Jerry Hoggett and Lynn Hill Molesworth are featured in the pole vault. Kody Kothmann, second from left, participated in the high jump. 63 TRACKSTERS SHOW Featured in the 440 relay are David Franklin, Jay Rotge, Bennie Rathke, Keith Atchison. Thin lads participating in shot put and discus are: Bennie Rathke, Edmund Rathke, Mike Jacoby. Eagle hurdlers are Hollis Phillips and Cole Holland. THEIR ABILITY The mile relay team consisted of Hector Sepeda, Ray Rotge, Joe Holland, Bennie Rathke and Jay Rotge. Featured in the 880-yard dash were Ray Rotge, Oscar Sepeda and Joe Holland. The distance milers are: standing, Mike Low, Larry Wa- ters; kneeling, Kenny Vuillcmin, Pilar Garcia and Brian Atchison. TRACK BOYS GO TO STATE Kody Kothmann, Mike Jacoby and Cole Hol- land went to state in track. Kody partici- pated in the high jump, Mike went in the shot put and discus and Cole took part in the 440 and 880 hurdles. 66 J.H.8. VARSITY TENNIS SHOWS ABILITY Pamela Schulze, senior, has represented Junction High School for four years in tennis. She has par- ticipated in the University Interscholastic League State meet two year in girls singles. Renee Schulze, junior, has represented Junction High School for three years in girls singles division. 67 BOYS SINGLES SWING INTO ACTION Senior David Loeffler played tennis on the boys singles team this past season. He has represented Junction High School tennis for two years. Duane Dunk, sophomore, has shown his ability on the boys singles tennis team for two years. Duane placed fourth in the District Tennis Meet in Mason. 68 GIRL'S DOUBLES Jane Schwartz, junior, and Joyce Modgling, senior, captured second place for girls doubles during the Junction tournament but were defeated in district. Kayla Kothmann, junior, and Dee Dee Bowers, senior, won a first during the Junction tournament, but were also defeated at district. BOY'S DOUBLES PLAYING ON THE 1973 TENNIS TEAM Sophomores Leonard Sepeda and Maurilio Martinez played on the boy’s doubles tennis team. This is the second year for both to represent Junction in tennis. The other boy’s doubles tennis team was Kaddo Koth- mann, sophomore and Kenny Smart, freshman. Kaddo has played on the Junction tennis team two years and Kenny has played one year. 70 OFFICERS: Left to right: Mike Andrews, sponsor; Renee Schulze, s rretary; Bennie Rathke, president; Linda NATIONAL AND JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETIES National Honor Society: Standing: David Loeffler, treasurer; Dicky Oliver, president; Kody Kothmann, Ken Jacoby, secretary; Joe Holland, Bruce Martin, Jamie Martinez. Sitting second row: Jill Youngdoff, Deborah Bundick, Sally Rogers, Joann Bicrschwale, Kassie Jetton, Cindy Wootan. First row: Jill Gilliam, Jane Schwartz, Karen Uhr, Debra Dunk and Kayla Kothmann. Not pictured is Joyce Modgling, vice-president. Junior Honor Society: Standing: Stella Lopez, Bethany Randle, Shirley Bicrschwale, Molly Benefield. Second row sitting: Brenda Evans, Debbie Mahler, Margaret Nethery, Mary Ann Lackey. First row standing: Cody Jetton, Joey Oliver and Tandy Freeman. 73 JHS CHEERLEADERS BACK EAGLES Cindy Wootan 2 year� Janet Murr Head Cheerleader 2 years 4 years Junction High School's cheerleaders arc a spirited bunch. Each year they promote school spirit by leading yells in pep rallies and decorating the walls with signs and posters. During each week of football season, the cheerlead- ers are in charge of electing the Spirit Stick winner for that week. The cheer- leaders arc in charge of the annual bonfire as well as the Homecoming Parade. Kayla Kothmann 3 years Molly Benefield 1 year Debbie Mahler 1 year Melody Burnett 2 years Mollie Andrews 2 years JH8 TWIRLERS Linda Gonzales 2 years Loretta Walker 1 year Gay Gibson 1 year Renee Schulze 2 years 75 THE JH8 GOLDEN EAGLE The Golden Eagle Band: Front row: Mary Ann Lackey, Linda Loeffler, Melody Burnett and Sally Syfan. Second row: Jill Gilliam, Donna Beebe, Bethany Randle, Kathy Cowsert, Georgia Jobes and Carla Walker. Third row: Nita Gonzales, Linda Rendon, Linda Gonzales, Avelina Silva, Magdalena Ramirez, David Loeffler, Esther Gonzales, San- dra Height and Bambi Mimms. Standing: Molly Andrews, Susie Rice, Jack Hegwer, Renee Schulze, Belinda Torres, Gina Gardener, Vicki Kinsey, Gay Gibson, Kelley Smith and Kenny Smart. 76 BAND PROVIDED PERFORMANCES Golden Eagle Band: Front row: Sally Syfan, Karen Cowsert, Revenna Tomlinson and Cindy Dayton. Second row: Charlotte Wyatt, Josefa Perez, Celia Abilez, Mickey Trevino and Joann Bierschwale. Third row: Joe Shearer, Bill Safley, Teresa Wilson, Sherron Rowe and Karen Uhr. Fourth row: Carlene Low, Patty Pcrrill, Shirley Bierschwale, Debby Nelson, Loretta Walker, Bert Chandler, Emilio Gonzales and Frank Garza. Standing: Tommy Nixon and Barney Smith. The Golden Eagle Band, under the leadership of the band director, Wayne Coleman, had a busy year. In addi- tion to performing at the half-time acitivities during football games, the Golden Eagle Band performed other special school functions. The JHS Homecoming, Bonfire, Sweetheart night and graduation are just a few of the many functions. During the football season the band sponsors a pancake supper to raise money for their organi- zation. A spring concert is held annually by the band to promote public interest. The JHS Band has represented Junction in the San Angelo and San Antonio Parades. 77 Debra Dunk, Capt. 1 year THE FORCEFUL LEADERS OF THE DRILL TEAM Jane Schwartz, Capt. 2 years To prepare for the 1972 football sea- son, the Drill Leaders attended Drill Team School at Texas A M Univer- sity during the summer. Senior leader Debra Dunk attended the Baylor Uni- versity Drill Team also. Funds for 1972 projects and props were brought in due to the efforts of the Drill Team leaders. A three day rummage sale produced a big gain for the Golden Eagle Brigade. Profits from the rummage sale were used to pur- chase props and materials to be used in making props. The Drill Team leaders boosted Eagle spirit during the entire football season by teaching and leading dances. Their efforts made the year a successful and memorable one. 78 Cheryl Ethcredge, Lieut. 1 year Kay Murr, Lieut. 1 year THE GOLDEN EAGLE BRIGADE Top left: Janet Murr, Kayla Kothmann, Debbie Mahler, Mollie Benefield, Cindy Wootan: 2nd row: Jolene Wilson, Martha Nethery, Kassie Jetton, Jill Youngdoff and Susan Petty. Top left: Rissa Burns, Stella Lopez, Laura Price, Kathy Cowsert, Peggy Murr, Mary Lee Cowsert; 2nd row: Lucinda Condarco, Janie Rivas, Norma Taylor, Lula Allsup, Jane Petty and Gloria Guana. Top left: Debbie Adams, Brenda Evans, Doxie Dutton, Joanic Watson, Liz Benefield, Vicki Hardin; 2nd row: Cindy McFarland, Kay Murr, Cheryl Etheredgc, Debra Dunk, Jane Schwartz and Sarah Purvis. MATH CLUB'S FIRST YEAR MATH CLUB OFFICERS: Ken Jacoby, treasurer; Kody Kothmann, president; Kathy Cowsert, secretary; Joe Holland, vice president and Kassie Jetton, reporter and historian. MATH CLUB: Front row: Joe Dutton, Joyce Modgling, Karen Uhr, Jill Gilliam, Lula Allsup, Jill Youngdoff, Kathy Cowsert, Martha Nethery, Cindy Wootan, Ricky Sheppard and Rickey Biddle. Back row: Kassie Jetton, Kody Koth- mann, Lynn Molesworth, Jack Hoggett, Ken Jacoby, Tim Chandler, Joe Holland, Dicky Oliver, and Brian Atchison. T.A. Chandler is sponsor of the club. 80 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FHA: Top row: K. Jetton, C. Dayton, L. Loeffler, J. Gilliam, C. Etheredge, D. Williams, C. Low, G. Guana, S. Ran- som, L. Gonzales, J. Bierschwale, J. Youngdoff, J. Modgling: Second row: V. Hardin, M. Burnett, C. Wootan, S. Lopez, S. Bierschwale, L. Allsup, M. Lopez, P. Schulze, D. Adams, S. Height, J. Watson, D. Dunk, B. Weaver, B. Tor- res. Bottom row: A. Silva, T. Smart, B. Evans, S. Purvis, V. Kinsey, M. Trevino, T. Soulerat, E. Gonzales, J. Wilson. FHA members: Top row: J. Petty, L. Price, R. Burns, N. Taylor, M. Tovais, L. Condarco, N. Gonzales, C. McFar- land, T. Wilson, L. Rendon, S. Rice. Bottom row: Mrs. Emily Bierschwale (sponsor), D. Mahler, D. Dutton, J. Ste- wart, B. Furr, S. Reid, M. Lackey, S. Syfan, D. Beebe, K. Murr, J. Rivas and Miss Paulette Keller. 81 A VIEW OF FHA LEADERS Kassie Jetton was presented the Betty Crocker award at the Junction Chapter FHA Banquet, 1973, by Chapter Presi- dent Cindy Wootan. Sue Ransom and Cindy Dayton hold the car door open for Jill Youngdoff, Linda Loeffler and Joann Bierschwale as they load to leave for the 1973 FHA State Convention in San Antonio. Sue, Joann and Jill attended the State Convention to receive their degree achievements in Encounter. Linda and Cindy represented the chapter as president and vice president, respectively. 82 FHA Officers: Shirley Bicrschwalc, pianist; Joann Bierschwalc, 2nd. vice-president; Joyce Modgling, 1st. vice-pres- ident; Cindy Wootan, president; Cheryl Etheredgc, treasurer; Cindy Dayton, recording secretary; Sue Ransom, 3rd vice-president; Debbie Williams, 5th vice-president; Kassie Jetton, parliamentarian;Teresa Wilson, historian; Linda Loeffler, corresponding secretary. (Not pictured is Debbie Adams, 4th vice-president.) Officers help keep the cam- pus clean. HOMEMAKERS BEAUTIFY CAMPUS Bottom Row: Jane Rivas, Nita Gonzales, Lucinda Condarco, Sally Syfan, Mary Ann Lackey, Laura Price, Rissa Burns, Sherry Reid, Maria Tobais. Top Row: Jonie Stewart, Debbie Mahler, Jane Petty, Mary Nethery, Sherron Rowe, Doxie Dutton, Bethany Randle, Cindy McFarland, Teresa Wilson, Linda Rendon, Norma Taylor. 83 Rickye Lennon displays his winning trophy for the champion registered Angora. Kayla Kothmann exhibited both champion and reserve champion commercial ram lambs and was named cham- pion in the handicrafts division. KIMBLE COUNTY YOUTH Doxie Dutton is presented a trophy by Mrs. Scott Peevey for her Champion medium wool lamb. Jill Gilliam, grand champion of the FHA Division, receives her trophy from Scott Peevey. She is also reserve champion in clothing. SHOW PARTICIPANTS Patty Perrill displays her trophy awarded to her as clothing champion. Reserve grand champion of the girls’ division is Shirley Bierschwale. She is also reserve champion of foods. FFA ORGANIZATION Award winners pictured include: Standing (L to R) G. Nixon, poultry judging; M. Nixon, sales and service; B. Rendon, Star Greenhand; B. Franks, livestock judging; L. Waters, live- stock farming; D. Hegwer, livestock judging; C. Etheredge, farm electrification. Seated (On left) Chapter Sweetheart Kayla Kothmann (1972), C. Meadors, poultry judging; B. Saflcy, livestock judging. (Seated right) Gay Gibson, Sweetheart (1973); B. Mudge, Co-op Award; M. Manges, poultry judging. Officers for the FFA Organization are: Rufus Beam, reporter, Mike Nixon, treasurer; Rocky Cox, sentinel; Steve Amaon, secretary; Clyde Etheredge, vice-president; E. H. Barron, sponsor; Bill Mudge, president and Gay Gibson, Chapter Sweetheart. 86 FFA AND GREENHAND8 Top Row: B. Franks, M. Nixon, S. Amaon, C. Ethercdge, B. Safley, H. Phillips, E. Rathke, E. Nail, R. Beam, J. Jor- dan, R. Cox, B. Martin. Bottom Row: B. Pilkington, L. Watters, D. Adams, W. Shearer, B. Mudgc, D. Hcdgwcr, J. Chapman, S. Smart, M. Maples, J. Tinney, B. Rathke. Top Row: M. Manges, C. Meador, M. Newbury, B. Smith, J. Hedgwer, B. Rendon. Bottom Row: F. Hodges, T. Schaefer, T. Brown, K. Smart, T. Nixon, E. Moore, D. Castillo. 87 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Lynn Molesworth and Martha Nethery were named Mr. and Miss FTA at the Future Tea- cher Banquet. FTA members: Back row: Mrs. Dorothy Murr, Sponsor, Duane Dunk, Renee Schulze, Gay Gibson, Shirley Biersch- wale and Kelly Smith. Second row: Martha Nethery, president; Bambi Mims, treasurer; Jill Gilliam, historian; Joann Bierschwale, secretary and Pam Schulze. Front row: Lula Allsup, Debra Dunk, reporter; Belinda Torres, Margaret Nethery, Linda Gonzales, vice-president; and Mary Nethery. 88 The FTA Sweet Sale was put on by members of the club. Each member brought a sweet to be sold. These members helped to sell the sweets: Debra Dunk, Mrs. Dorothy Murr, spon- sor; Martha Nethery and Belinda Torres. Each year the FTA sponsors a sale to raise money for the organization. FTA IN ACTION For an annual event, the FTA picks a Santa Claus. This year Lynn Molesworth portrayed Santa. Joe Dutton was the elf handing candy to the students in all the classes. Debra Dunk, Janet Murr, Sally Rogers and Jane Murr stand in line for their talk with Santa. 89 SPANISH Spanish Club: Top row: Cody Jetton, John Eubank, Oscar Sepeda, president; Sally.Rogers, vice-president; Kathy Cowsert, Mary Lee Cowsert, Jane Schwartz, Peggy Murr, Melody Burnett, Lula Allsup, Brenda Evans, Joann Biersch- wale, secretary and treasurer; Margaret Nethery, Linda Loeffler, sergeant-at-arms; Duane Dunk, Cindy Dayton, David Thorp, James Tinney. Second row: Leonard Sepeda, Kayla Kothmann, Bambi Mims, Pilar Garcia, Dee Dee Bowers, Molly Benefield, Sarah Purvis, Shirley Bierschwale, Hector Sepeda. Bottom row: Trey Roper, Rickye Len- non, Joe Dutton, Lynn Molesworth, Marcus Barker, Roger Curry, Jaime Martinez. AND ACTIVITIES Miss Aneece Philp, sponsored the Spanish Club and its various activities. 91 The car wash was one of the projects of the club, which financed a trip to San Antonio. JOURNALISM STUDENTS Jeanette Daniels, Suzie Rice, Dora Zertuche, Kay Murr and Linda Gonzales type copy. Outstanding Boy and Girl Journalists at JHS for 1972-73 are Clyde Ether- edge and Martha Nethery. The two medalists were honored at Awards Day, May 13. Mary Shaheen, Jay Rotge, Susan Petty, Janet Murr and Mike Jacoby look for new ideas for the newspaper. 92 Bennie Rathke cuts a stencil for the school newspaper while Patty Perril, Ray Rotge and Jesse Ramos see that it is done right. NEWS WORKERS FOR EAGLE'S EYE Gay Gibson, Toby Robinson and David Franklin run a page off for the EAGLE’S EYE. Mrs. Dude McCloud, sponsor, takes time out from her dark room work for a pic- ture. 93 The associate editor, Peggy Murr, types copy for a page while Sally Rogers, associate business manager, proof reads a completed page. GOLDEN EAGLE STAFF Cindy Wootan, Susan Petty and Debbie Bundick look at past annuals for new layout ideas. Cindy has worked two years on the staff and Su- san has worked one. Debbie is the typist. Jay Rotge is the GOLDEN EAGLE assis- tant photographer. He has helped Mrs. Dude McCloud take and print pictures for two years. 94 QTUDENT LIFE JUNIORS ENTERTAIN SENIORS Sophomore servers for the banquet, attired in red satin halters and black capes, were; Linda Loeffler, Sarah Purvis, Cheryl Etheredge, Cindy Dayton. (Bottom Row) Elba Nail, Hollis Phillips, Mike Low and Jeff Chapman. The Ban- quet was held in the school cafeteria. Freshman servers for the prom at the Catholic Annex were; Sally Syfan, Debbie Mahler, Liz Benefield, Bennie Smith, Tommie Nixon, Kenny Smart and Mike Manges. SENIORS-JUNIORS HAVE A BALL Volleyball was played between the juniors, Brian Atchison, Lynn Molesworth, Roy Carpenter and Cole Holland, on this side of the net, and seniors Joe Holland, Kenny Vuillemin, Rickey Biddle and Ricky Sheppard on the other side of the net, at the Jr.-Sr. Picnic. After swimming, Brandon Franks, Debby Nelson, Barbara Weaver, Donna Beebe and Debra Fay Williams enjoyed the food at the Junior-Senior Picnic. NEW CO-OP CLASSES CO-OP Homemakers: Diane Bundick (Hill County Florist), Barbara Weaver (City Pharmacy), Celia Abilez (Hospi- tal), Miss Paulette Keller (sponsor), Yolanda Ramirez (Ann’s Flower Shop), Debbie Williams (Isaak’s), Esther Gonza- les (Kimble Restaurant), Mary Ann Lopez (C. Maye’s). CO-OP Ag. members: Bill Mudge (Red Hollow Ranch), Clyde Etheredge (Barkers), Rufus Beam (Hagood Feed and Lumber), E. H. Barron (sponsor), Mike Nixon (Holekamps), Wylie Shearer (T. J. Moores). Co-op classes earn credit for in-service work. 98 FOOTBALL—POWDERPUFF STYLE 99 The Dynamiters, (Sr. and Soph.) pictured above, took on the Crunchers, (Jr. and Fish.) Oct. 27th, sponsored by the FHA and Drill Team. Final score 8-6 Crunchers. FOOTBALL BANQUET ENDS SEASON Coaches: Jackie Jones, Hugh Doyal, Jerrell Rice, C. E. Booth, Bob Gross. Senior Boys: Back Row: Coach Rice, Mike Jacoby, Kody Kothmann, Dicky Oliver, Joe Holland, Ricky Sheppard, Ken Jacoby. Bottom Row: Bill Mudge, Ray Rotge, Jack Hoggett, Bennie Rathke, Ricky Biddle. 100 YOUTH SHOW EVENTS Linda Gonzales, Joann Bierschwale and Mary Ann Lopez proudly exhibit blue ribbons won at Saturday’s Youth Show. Some of Junction’s most talented seamstresses, Cassie Jetton, Jill Youngdoff and Joni Stewart, display winning gar- ments at the Kimble County Youth Show, held Feb. 3 at Junction Stockyards. 101 J.H.8. WINNER'S JHS District Interscholastic League Literary winners are from left to right, Tandy Freeman, first in informative speaking; Kassie Jetton, third in spelling; Tim Chandler, third in prose; Martha Nethery, first in ready writing; first in journalism feature writing and second in editorials and Clyde Etheredge, first in headline writing and second in news writing. Joe Shearer (not pictured) was third in poetry interpretation. Spirit Stick winners: (first row left to right) Stella Lopez, Vicki Hardin, Jane Schwartz. (Second row left to right) Jill Youngdoff, Doxie Dutton, Joyce Modgling and Sally Rogers. 102 DEPARTMENTAL AWARDS Recipients of awards are Sally Rogers, Spanish; David Loeffler, Arian Band Award; Carlene Low, Band; Margaret Nethery, Math; Debra Dunk, Social Science; Ricky Biddle, Science; Jill Gilliam, English; Dicky Oliver, Baush Lomb Science Award; Martha Nethery, Business; Bill Mudge, Vo- cational Agriculture and Kassic Jetton, Home Economics. Woodman of the World statuette for proficiency in American History was Jaime Martinez, presented by Mrs. Ray Low. 103 JHS Brain Trusts-Shown here are the high ranking students in each class of Junction High School. They are Karen Uhr, salutatorian; Brenda Evans, sophomore; Jill Gilliam, valedictorian; Dicky Ol- ver, High Ranking Senior Boy; Kayla Kothmann, junior; Paul Loeffler, sophomore; Jane Petty, freshman; Tandy Freeman, freshman; and Jaime Martinez, junior. 104 Mike Jacoby and Joyce Modgling are the recipients of the Babe Ruth Award for sportsmanship. TO HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS Clyde Etheredge is shown receiving the Leti Study Club Citizen of the Year Award from Mrs. Carlton Bierschwale, club president. Recipients of 1972-73 Citizenship Awards at Junction High School are Joe Oliver, Jane Schwartz, Bruce Martin, Debbie Mahler, Brenda Evans, Joyce Modgling, Raymond Dean and Dicky Oliver. 105 LITTLE PEOPLE PLAY INDIANS Indians pictured are “Chief” Mrs. Virginia Chandler (teacher) and standing, left to right: Chris Castillo, Don Hodges (behind hand, Steven Brawley), Gregory Brawley, Armando Valverde, Fran- cisco Boone, Cody Timms, Lee Jones. Middle row: Deborah Keese, Chris Hitchcock, Sandra Ran- dle, Julie Craig, Glenn Ervin, James Hernandez, Ramiro Castillo; Front row: Eduardo Anguiano, Norma Castillo, Sandra Gonzales, Christine Hardesty, Jeanette Gonzales, Viola Rojas and Sylvia Wallace. All are kindergarten students. More of the tribe, standing, left to right: Trey Mallard, David Haines, Shawn Murff, David West- fall, Stephani Bouman, Corinne Robles. Middle row: Ed Hunger, Melinda Dunbar, Paul Rojas, Troy Holleman, Ricky Carion; And front row: Tina Tomlinson, Tooter Schulze, Jamie Shannon, James Shannon, Monica Menchaca and Thomas Wallace. JUNIOR HIGH JUNIOR HIGH FACULTY Junior High faculty includes: John Cory, Joyce Dunk, Jack Jones, Helen Martin, La Vern Kothmann, Richard Purvis, Ola Faye Bettesworth, Kathryn Kothmann, Russa Nell Loeffler and Hallie Baker. Junior High principal, Richard Purvis helps his secretary, Mrs. Leona Lennon, operate the projector. 108 8TH GRADER8 COMPLETE JR. HIGH 8A: Front row: B. Gonzales, R. Silva, D. Murr, S. Andrews, T. Beebe, L. Modgling, S. Jetton, M. Treadwell and J. Hoggett. Center row: L. Gonzales, H. Gonzales, F. Garza, L. Loeffler, K. De Shazo, C. Akers and K. Cowsert. Back row: G. Gardner, D. Simon, S. Broyles, C. Walker, L. Lockett, R. Cox, J. Adams, L. Nixon, G. Jobes and D. Lennon. 8B: Front row: J. Jones, D. Vardaman, G. Flanagan. D. May, K. Furr, L. Dechert, V. Reid, S. Menchaca, E. Rojas and D. Menchaca. Back row: S. Massie, J. Chenault, K. Russell, D. Bundick, T. Powers, J. Hardin, G. Chenault, S. Martinez and D. Teel. 8C: Front row: J. Dunk, R. Pilkington, S. Lawler, D. Montgomery, R. Garcia, G. Auguiano, R. Zertuche and J. Ra- mirez. Back row: B. Whitlock, J. Neuarez, J. Nixon, J. Smith, E. Yglesias, G. Tinney, S. Stapp, G. Lopez and J. Zertuche. 109 THE SENIORS OF 78 7A: Front row: David Baugh, Allen Adams, Mike Coffey, Joey Neal, Cordelia Torres, Edward Harris, Daniel Bolt and Jesse Garza. Center row: Brenda Bouman, Cindy Meredith, Nancy Condarco, Patsy Lopez, Phyllis Ahrens, Janna Jacoby, Lori Nelson, Katy Lackey, Carol Smith, Debbie Shaheen, Molly Holland and Mrs. Kathryn Kothmann. Back row: Kerry Kinsey, Ricky Smith, David Mims, Cash Jetton, J. L. Williams, Terry Freeman, Isidro Ramirez, Teddy Holekamp, Mike Hitchcock, Tim Barker and Denson Reid. 7B: Front row: Clint Shannon, Kenneth Dean, Clinton Smith, Larry Daharsh, Joe Beam, Vernon Wahrmund, Matt Soward, Jim Davis and Charles Foster. Center row: Donna Edwards, Debbie Winslett, Peggy Culwell, Belinda Men- chaca, Yvette Menchaca, Melinda Menchaca, Teresa Pilkington, Teresa Flanagan, Anita Tomlinson, Marti Underwood and Bob Gross. Back row: Jr. Rivas, Juan Guajardo, Jesus Perez, Bobby Chenault, Norman Tomlinson, Randy Rop- er, Bobby Dominquez, Billy Davis, Felix Ramirez and Antonio Ramirez. Jr. High Cheerleader Candidates For 1972: Standing: J. Adams, S. Broyles, L. Dechert, K. DeShazo, G. Gardner, G. Jobes, D. Lennon, L. Lockett, D. Menchaca, E. Rojas, D. Simons, C. Walker; Sitting: P. Ahrens, M. Holland, J. Ja- coby, K. Lackey, C. Meredith, M. Parker and C. Torrez. JUNIOR HIGH LEADERS Jr. High Eagles stop the Sonora Broncos. Jr. High Cheerleaders: Left to right; Molly Holland, Dana Lennon, Sandy Broyles and Phyllis Ahrens lead the Jr. High Pep Squad in yells. Other cheerleader, Darla Simons not pictured. Ill SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE EAGLETS SEVENTH GRADE: Standing: Bobby Chenault, Clinton Shannon, Ricky Smith, Mike Hitchcock, Mike Coffey, David Mims, David Baugh, Jim David, Kerry Kinsey, Billy Davis, Allen Adams and Kenneth Dean. Sitting: Randy Roper, Ted Holekamp, Edward Harris, J. L. Williams, Terry Freeman, Lyndale Harrison, Norman Tomlinson, and Tim Barker. 112 VARSITY: Standing: Mark Treadwell, Terry Beebe, Troy Powers, Jay Hardin, Lee Gonzales, David Murr, Sam Jet- ton, David Bundick, Lee Modgling, David Teel, Noe Gonzales, and Ben Gonzales; Sitting: Cash Jetton, Roy Silva, Gary Chenault, Vernon Wahrmund, Jimmy Russell, Scott Andrews, Kenneth Russell and Dennis Morris. JR. HIGH CAGERS Top Row: Kerry Kinsey, Ben Gonzales, Humberto Gonzales, Lee Gonzales, Lee Modgling, Mark Treadwell, Clinton Shannon, Mike Hitchcock, Terry Beebe, Sammy Jetton and Coach Booth. Bottom row: Denson Reid, Ricky Smith, Scotty Andrews, Terry Freeman, Jay Williams, Lyndall Harrison, Jim Davis, David Mims. Top row: Sponsor, Mrs. Theola Roper, Carla Walker, Lisa Loeffler, Carol Akers, Karen Cowsert, Rhonda Cox, Diana Menchaca, Laurie Nelson: Front row: Jody Adams, Darla Simons, Kelley DeShazo, Dana Lennon, Sandy Broyles, Lisa Nixon, Gina Gardner, Le Jean Lockett. 113 JR. HIGH TENNIS Girls tennis: First row standing: Carol Smith, Lisa Loeffler, Lejean Lockett, Jody Adams, Darla Simon, Cordila Torres. Second row: Anita Tomlinson, Gina Gardner, Cindy Meridith, Dana Lennon, Kelly DeShazo, Nancy Condar co, Janna Jacoby. Third row sitting: Dianna Menchaca, Peggy Culwell, Carol Akers, Missy Parker, Katie Lackey. Boy’s tennis: First row standing: Cash Jetton, Terry Beebe, David Murr, David Baugh. Second row: Denson Reid, Randy Roper, Scotty Andrews, Terry Freeman, Edward Havise, J. H. Williams. Third row sitting: Lee Gonzales, Blake Chcnault, Scott Massie, Gary Chenault, Huberto Gonzales, Ben Gonzales. 114 JR. HIGH TRACK8TER8 Boys Track: Back row: Coach Jackie Jones, David Teel, Clinton Shannon, David Bundick, Terry Beebe, Mark Treadwell, Lee Gonzales, Humberto Gonzales, Ben Gonzales, Troy Powers and Sammy Jetton. Center row: Cash Jetton, Ricky Smith, Billy Davis, David Mims, Jim Davis, Mike Hitchcock, Lee Modgling and Kerry Kinsey. First row: Allen Adams, Jay Williams, Jimmy Russell, Scott Andrews, Don Hitchcock, Randy Roper, Lyndale Harrison, Terry Freeman, Darrell Bundick, Kenneth Dean, Denson Reid, Jay Hardin and David Baugh. Girls Track: Standing: Lori Nelson, Debbie Winslett, Lajean Lockett, Vickie Reid, Janna Jacoby, Cordila Torres, Nancy Condorco, Sandy Broyles, Dana Lennon, Debbie Sheheen, Lisa Nixon, Evelya Rojas, Darla Simon, Phyllis Ahrens and Liz Ann Dechert. Sitting: Brenda Bouman, Carla Walker, Karen Cowsert, Carol Akers, Molly Holland, Missy Parker, Rhonda Cox and Diana Menchaca. 115 JR. HIGH HONOR STUDENTS Jr. High Honor Students for 1973 are: Sam Jetton, high ranking boy and Carol Akers and Lisa Loeffler, high ranking students. Presenting the awards are Principal Richard Purvis and Superintendent Charles Champion. Terry Beebe and Lee Gonzales placed first in boys’ doubles at the district tennis match. Gina Gardner won first at the district tennis tourna- ment in girl’s single. 116 ADVERTISING LIVERMAN’S GROCERY Pit Bar BQ John Liverman LAZY T MOTEL Chester Simon Distributor GULF OIL PRODUCTS 2110 N. Main, Tel. 446-2863 HILL COUNTRY FLORISTS PRINCESS SHOP Mr. and Mrs. Davis Murr Owner—Marie Grobe 118 9 atcA MOBILE HOMES, INC. CONVENTIONAL •• NANCING awtl «i ; FRANK LHATCH ns 4 « )?l| HAGOOD FEED AND LUMBER Congratulations Seniors and best wishes JUNCTION WAREHOUSE COMPANY Wool C. T. Holekamp Ranch Supplies Mohair Dr. Ted Holekamp 119 JAY’S BOOT SHOP Where Fashion is Fun Bob and C. Maye Neal 656 Main Street Junction, Texas CHENAULT’S GULF PRODUCTS AND SPORTING GOODS SUN VALLEY MOTEL Blake and Benita Jim and Georgia Boyd Gwen and Damon’s SPANISH LACE Tops in Teens Complete Fountain Service 120 CITY PHARMACY BROWN’S Congratulations GROCERY Seniors 401 Main Phone 446-2411 Yea Eagles M W BUTANE INC. 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