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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1974 volume:

r ■z -+ As- K A • 0 Vx I msEgs m m m m i At the beginning there was a long, high bridge to cross . . . REMEMBER WHEN . . . Administration and Faculty 5 Seniors 13 Juniors 21 Sophomores 27 Freshmen 33 Junior High 39 Organizations 49 Personalities 71 Student Life 79 Athletics 91 Advertising 113 2 DEDICATION Mrs. Dude McCloud, better known around Junction as “Miz Mac”, re- tired after 11 years of devoted time teaching journalism and sponsoring the annual. Each of the years she was at Junction, the Eagle’s Eye has received state UIL awards in excel- lence. After retiring from JHS, “Miz Mac” filans to continue her hobbies of ree lance writing and fishing. The staff of the Golden Eagle dedi- cates this edition to Mrs. Dude Mc- Cloud. MRS. DUDE McCLOUD FOREWORD As the years go by, many fond memories es- cape the minds of man. It is the purpose of the 1974 yearbook to recapture the happy times as well as the bad times. We, the annual staff, hope that this annual will help you “Remember When.” PEGGY MURR-Editor PATTY DAVIS—Business Manager Patty Davis—Peggy Murr IN MEMORIUM r- 1 K Coach C. E. “Nubbin” Booth, a member of the Junction School System since 1962, died April 23, 1974, of an apparent heart attack. The 54-year-old coach played pro football with the Chicago Cardinals in the forties. When he retired from playing pro-ball, Coach Booth joined many schools as a teacher of sports before coming to Junction. Services for C. E. Booth were held at the football stadium. Family, friends, stu- dents and out-of-town colleagues filled the stadium to hear the farewell service. C. E. Booth Bom 1920; Died 1974 in Junction. 4 Administration and Faculty JHS DIRECTORS Members of the Junction School Board are: Sitting: Albert Martinez, President Dave Akers and Maurice Nethery. Standing: Charles Champion, Ben Thompson and Billy Broyles. Charles O. Champion Superintendent J. R. Dillard Principal 6 Mrs. Znobia Wootan is the high school librarian. The high school counselor is Mrs. Roybeth Blackburn. JHS STAFF MEMBERS Mrs. Katherine Massie helps the superinten- dent, Charles Champion, with his work and Mrs. Lila Taylor helps J. R. Dillard in the principal’s office. 7 , era JHSTEACHERS Emory Barron V.A. 1,11 and 111, CO-OP AG. Sponsors FFA and Junior class Miss Patricia Brown Speech, American History and Advanced Speech Mrs. Emily Bierschwale H.E. 1,11 and 111, Sponsors FHA and Sophomore class Tom Brown World History, American History, Sponsors Fresh- man class ARE KEPT BUSY T. A. Chandler Geometry, Algebra II, Advanced Math, Sponsors Junior class Hugh Doyal Physiology, Biology, Sponsors Freshman class, Student Council Wayne Coleman Band Director, Sponsors Sophomore class Mrs. Donna Coleman English IV, Civics, Texas History, Sponsors Senior class 9 Lewis Ferguson Business Law, Chemistry, Health, Physical Science, Physics, Sponsors Senior class Miss Paulette Keller Home Family Living, CO-OP H.E., H.E. Ill, Consumer Education, Sponsors Sophomore class STUDENTS RESPECT Mrs.Joycelyn Hepburn Typing 1 and II, Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Spon- sors Senior class Mrs. Dude McCloud Journalism, Speech, Sponsors Annual Staff, Eagle’s Eye, Freshman class 10 Mrs. Dorothy Murr English II and III, Sponsors Senior class Mrs. Theola Roper Girls P.E., Sponsors Junior class THESE TEACHERS Robert Safley Algebra I, Related Math, American History, Spon- sors Sophomore class Miss Lillian Pilarinos Spanish I and II, English I, Sponsors Junior class 11 SCHOOL HELPERS The retirement party for Mrs. Edna Reynolds was given by the cafeteria staff: (sitting) Mrs. Lester Smith, Mrs. Fern Bun- dick and Mrs. Lois Stidham. Standing: Mrs. Francis Billo, Mrs. Sue Murray, Mrs. Edna Reynolds, Mrs. Ada Sinclair, Mrs. Billie Chenault and Mrs. Lorene Bruns. Janet Allsup and Irma Anguiano are the bookkeepers for Don Wootan, the tax collector and business manager for the Junction Independent School Dis- trict. The school nurse is Mrs. Wanda Simon. She checked the students. 12 Seniors Celia Abilez David Adams Brian Atchison Keith Atchison Marcus Barker SENIORS SENIOR CLASS OF- FICERS: Seated: Brenda Furr, treasurer; Renee Schulze, presi- dent; Toby Robinson, secretary; Standing: Rocky Cox, vice-presi- dent; Hector Sepeda, reporter. Rufus Beam Donna Beebe Molly Benefield Robert Bulkley Maureen Burch SENIORS MAKE IT. . . FINALLY Roy Carpenter Tim Chandler Kathy Cowsert Mary Lee Cowsert Rocky Cox Gary Davis Patty Perrill Davis Bobby Dowell Joe Dutton John Eubank David Franklin Brenda Furr Gay Gibson Cole Holland Jerry Hoggett Bruce Martin 15 Jaime Martinez Bambi Mims Lynn Molesworth Kay Murr Peggy Murr Susan Petty Bobby Pilkington Magdalena Ramirez Toby Robinson Sally Rogers SENIORS ENJOY BANQUET Seniors enjoy the an- nual banquet given in their honor by the Ju- nior class. The meal was excellent and was en- joyed by all. 16 Seniors anxiously wait for graduation as they study new invitations. ANXIOUS SENIORS Jane Schwartz Hector Sepeda Oscar Sepeda Mary Shaheen James Tinney Revena Tomlinson Kyle Vogt Larry Waters Charlotte Wyatt 17 GRADUATION TIME The graduating class was: sitting: Jane Schwartz, Molly Benefield, Kay Murr, Donna Beebe, Toby Robinson, Barb- ara Mims, Mary Lee Cowsert, Brenda Furr, Peggy Murr, Maureen Burch, Revena Tomlinson, Charlotte Wyatt, Mary Shaheen, Celia Abilez and Magdalena Ramirez. Standing: Kathy Cowsert, Sally Rogers, Oscar Sepeda, Brian Atchi- son, Jerry Hoggett, Tim Chandler, Marcus Barker, Roy Carpenter, Cole Holland, Jaime Martinez, Joe Dutton, David Franklin, John Eubank, David Adams, Rocky Cox, James Tinney, Keith Atchison, Bobby Pilkington, Hector Sepeda, Larry Watters, Susan Petty, Gay Gibson, Bruce Martin, Renee Schulze and Lynn Molesworth. Jaime Martinez was salutatorian and Sally Rogers was valedictorian for the 1974 graduating class. Dave Akers, presi- dent of the school board, and Senator Pete Snelson, speaker at the graduation, congratulate Sally and Jaime on their fine efforts. 18 The 1974 scholarship winners were Sally Rogers, Joe Dutton, Jaime Martinez, Oscar Sepeda, Bambi Mims, and not pictured, Charlotte Wyatt and Peggy Murr. Sally won the valedictorian scholarship, while Jaime received the saluta- toriam Others were: Bambi, Study Club and Marrs McLean; Joe, Marrs McLean; Oscar and Charlotte, Helen Patter- son; and Peggy, Angelo State Academic Award. SENIOR WINNERS Jaime Martinez was awarded the 1974 Science Award. Bambi Mims and Cole Holland shared the Babe Ruth Award. This year’s Crisco Award went to Celia Abilez for her outstanding work in Home Economics. 19 SENIOR FAVORITES The Senior class chose Bruce Martin and Mary Lee Cowsert as their favorites Bruce was the 1974 FFA president, was in the National Honor Society and won the 1972-73 Citizenship Award. Mary Lee was in the drill team, the Junior and National Honor Society, the Jr. play, the Spanish Club and was DAR for 1974. Juniors JUNIOR LEADERS CLASS OFFICERS: Bottom row: Shirley Bier- schwale, treasurer; Cheryl Etheredge, secretary; Top row: Joe Oliver, reporter; Cody Jetton, presi- dent; Margaret Nethery, vice-president. Debbie Adams Lula Allsup Shirley Bierschwale Mack Burch Tricia Burch Melody Burnett Rodger Curry Duane Dunk Cheryl Etheredge Brenda Evans 22 The 1974 Junior class sponsored the annual spaghetti supper for the public to enjoy. Ju- nior mothers helped the students by serving the food. JR.’S RAISE MONEY Pilar Garcia Emilio Gonzales Vicki Hardin Mollie Hearn Don Hegwer Sandra Hight Vicki Hoggett Cody Jetton Sam Lawson Ri Linda Loefflcr Paul Loeffler 23 EXCITEMENT FOR JUNIORS Stella Lopez Carlene Low Mike Low Mark Maples Maurilio Martinez Elba Nail Margaret Nethery Gary Nixon Adding fun in JHS, the Juniors put on “Arizona Dude Ranch.” They are: (Sit- ting) Tricia Burch, Sandra Hight, Carlene Low and Rodger Curry. 2nd row: Paul Loeffler, Cheryl Etheredge, Rickye Len- non, Melody Burnett and Cindy Dayton. Standing: T. A. Chandler, Miss Pilarinos, Miss Brown, Vernon Price, Sam Lawson, Lula Allsup, Margaret Nethery, Cody Jetton, Trey Roper, E. H. Barron and Mack Burch. loe Oliver Jay Powe Vernon Price 24 Juniors worked very hard to fix the ban- quet and prom for the Seniors. The speaker at the banquet was Mrs. Frank Hubbell. She had a very good speech pre- pared and everyone that attended the banquet enjoyed it. HARD WORK FOR BANQUET Sarah Purvis Edmund Rathke Bobby Rendon Trey Roper Bill Safley Leonard Sepeda Avelina Silva Stanley Smart Trudy Souleret David Thorp Mickey Trevino Lony Vogt 25 Margaret Nethery and Bobby Rendon were elected as Junior class favorites. Margaret was a Freshman server for the 1972 prom; vice-president of the Junior class; a band, Spanish club and FTA member and was in the Junior play. Bobby has been busy in track and football and has, also, been in FFA. JUNIOR CLASS FAVORITES 26 Sophomores CLASS OFFICERS President Doxie Dutton Vice-President Kelly Smith Treasurer Tandy Freeman Secretary Bennie Smith Reporter Bert Chandler SOPHOMORES HAVE . . . Rissa Burns Bert Chandler Lucinda Con dare o Doxie Dutton Tandy Freeman Cheryl Furr Ernest Gonzales Nita Gonzales 28 ‘Due to the fact that two extra people made themselves present in the Sophomore class officers photograph, the Staff was not able to furnish a picture. Pat Graham Freddy Hodges Mary Ann Lackey Debbie Mahler Mike Manges Sherrie Mansfield Cindy McFarland Charles Meador Eddie Moore Mary Nethery Jamie Newbury Tommie Nixon Jane Petty Laura Price Bethany Randle TWO YEARS TO GO Sherry Reid Linda Rendon David Rodriguez Sherran Rowe Tim Schaefer F. E. Shaheen Kenny Smart Barney Smith Bennie Smith Kelly Smith 29 SOPHOMORE SPIRIT The Sophomore class held a car wash to raise money for the class treasury. 30 Dressed in colorful costumes, the servers for the Jr.-Sr. Banquet were Nita Gonzales, Bert Chandler, Linda Rendon, Tim Schaefer, Sally Syfan, Tandy Freeman, Debbie Mahler and Kelly Smith. SOPHOMORES SERVE BANQUET Norma Taylor Joey Tomlinson Leslie Vogt Jackie Walker Loretta Walker Curtis Walter James White Tressa Wilson 31 SOPHOMORE FAVORITES Sophomore favorites were Bennie Smith and Debbie Mahler. Benny was Freshman class reporter and favorite; played football and basketball; was a server for the 1973 prom and was secretary for his Sophomore class. Debbie was in track, basketball and FHA. She was also chosen as the most popular girl for 1974 and was cheerleader. Freshmen FISH START THEIR CLIMB CLASS OFFICERS Sam Jetton, president; David Murr, vice-president; Carol Akers, secretary; Diana Menchaca, treasurer; Lejean Lockett, reporter. Carol Akers Scotty Andrews Grade Anguiano Reynaldo Arango Wanda Beam Terry Beebe Sandy Broyles Trudy Campbell 34 Glenda Flanagan Karen Furr Rosa Garcia Gina Gardner Larry Gold 35 EAGER FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FEAR ATTACK Freshmen should ex pect anything to happen during their initiation. Here they play air-raid for the Seniors. Ben Gonzales Humberto Gonzales Lee Gonzales Jay Hardin Cathy Holloway Teressa Hurley Sam Jetton Georgia Jobes Dana Lennon Lejean Lockett Lisa Loeffler Melissa Martin Salvador Martinez Scott Massie Donna May 36 Diana Menchaca Sylvia Menchaca Lee Modgling Doris Montgomery David Murr Lisa Nixon Rocky Pilkington Troy Powers Vicki Reid Lisa Rodriguez Evelyn Rojas Jimmy Russell Kenny Russell Roy Silva Darla Simon Shane Stapp Cindy Taylor David Teel Mark Treadwell Debra Vardaman Carla Walker Kenneth Williams Eloy Yglesias Jesus Zertuche Rosa Zertuche 37 FUTURE SOPHOMORES Lejean Lockett and David Murr were the Freshman class favor- ites. Being kept busy in band and tennis, Lejean also found time to be a Freshman server for the 1974 prom and was Freshman reporter. David par- ticipated in football, basketball and track and was elected as the Freshman vice-president. FAVORITES FOR THE FRESHMAN CLASS 38 Junior High Jr. High principal, Richard Purvis, talks over the loudspeakers to the different rooms while his secretary, Mrs. Bobbie Brown, looks on with approval. JR. HIGH ADMINISTRATION The ’74 Jr. High faculty is made-up of: seated: Mrs. Hallie Baker, Mrs. Ola Fay Bettesworth, Mrs. Mary Jane Dillard, Mrs. Merle Williams and Mrs. Mary Youngdoff. Standing: Principal Richard Purvis, Jack Hoggett, Mrs. Kathryn Kothmann, Mrs. Helen Martin, Mrs. Joyce Dunk, Mrs. Velma Johnston, Mrs. Russa Nell Loeffler and Mrs. Wanda Simon is the school nurse. 40 8TH GRADERS LOOK AH SeatedKim Darby, Clint Smith, Larry Daharsh, Vernon Wahrmund and Daniel Bolt. Middle row Mrs. Joyce Dunk, Yvette Menchaca, Belinda Menchaca, Juan Guajordo, Jesus Perez, Antonio Ramirez, Felix Ramir- ez, Joe Beam, Clint Shannon, Matt Soward, Jim Davis, Billy Davis and Randy Roper. Top row: Willie Mae Tinsley, Teresa Pilkington, Teresa Flanagan, Melinda Menchaca, Bobby Dominguez, Kirby Stidham, Edward Harris, Bobby Chenault, Norman Tomlinson, Paul Rodriguez, Teddy Holekamp and David Baugh. Seated: Charles Foster, Kerry Kinsey, David Mims, Cash Jetton, Mike Coffey, Patsy Lopez, Debbie Winslett, Peggy Cullwell. Middle row: Jack Hoggett, J. L. Williams, Alexia Williams, Theresa Blum, Carol Smith, Nancy Condarco, Missy Parker, Katy Lackey, Cordelia Torres, Phyllis Ahrens, Debbie Shaheen. Top row: Janna Jacoby, Brenda Bou- man, Cindy Meredith, Lori Nelson, Isidro Ramirez, Tim Barker, Denson Reid, Terry Freeman, Molly Holland, Danny Dale and Lyndell Harrison. 41 The seventh grade basketball players for the 1973-74 season are: kneeling: Martha Hurley, Michelle McElhaney, Cathy standing: Audrey Aaron, Denise Bowers, Reyna Gon- McFarland, Randa Jacoby, Lisa Randle, Debra Smith, zales. Iris Condarco, Linda Guana, Shirley Wallace, Gay Mansfield and Carla Walker. Marcy Curtis, Tina Bums and Sammie Bruce. WORK, WORK, WORK Bobbie Davis, Ken Akers and Johnny Hughes show the pile of aluminum cans that have been collected by the students to help finance the summer recreation projects that will be held at the school. 42 Row 1; J. L. Williams, Terry Freeman, Lyndell Harrison, Norman Tomlinson, Eddie Harris, Randy Roper, Ted Hole- kamp, Allen Adams, Denson Reid, Bobby Chenault. Row 2; Kerry Kinsey, David Mims, Billy Davis, Jim Davis, Clint Shannon, Cash Jetton, David Baugh, Orlando Garcia, Mike Coffey, Mike Hitchcock and Rocky Wilson, mgr. JUNIOR HIGH EAGLETS Row 1; Ken Herring, Doug Beebe, Rowland Low, Dean Martin, Julio Perez, Terry Andrews, Gary Gardner, David Ramos, Chet Murr, Tracy Powers, Trey Williams. Row 2; Pete Lombrano, Trey Bivins, Jerry Chenault, Ricky Smith, Preston May, Robert Price, Rudy Castillo, Milo Martinez, Lonnie Williams, Cody Stapp, mgr. Row 3; Steve Baker, Jim Volgaris, Gilbert Gonzales, Gary Bundick, Daryl Bundick, Danny Smith, Virgil Maldonado, Mark Soward, Mark Jetton, Chip Johnson. I 43 Jr. High cheerleaders for 1973, seated: Cindy Mere- dith, Molly Holland (Head), Gay Mansfield. Standing: Randa Jacoby and Janna Jacoby. A winning team requires three things. First, it needs good coaches to teach the team their strategies. It needs hard work from the boys to prepare to meet the opposing team. But most important is the need for spirit. Junction’s Jr. High Eagles show all three of these things. SPIRIT, HARD WORK, AND COACHES Jr. High Eagles, Doug Beebe and Gary Gardner, rush to Coaches Jackie Jones and the late C. E. Booth coached stop Fredericksburg’s player. Jr. High teams through a fine season. 44 8th grade basketball: Kneeling; David Mims, Ricky Smith, Denson Reid, Lyndell Harrison, J. L. Williams, Terry Freeman and Randy Roper. Standing: Cash Jetton, Kerry Kinsey, Jim Davis, Clint Shannon, Mike Coffey and Danny Dale. CAGERS 1974 7th grade basketball: Kneeling: Julio Perea, Ken Herring, Terry Andrews, David Ramos, Low. Standing: Gary Gardner, Mark Soward, Virgil Maldonado, Preston May, Gilbert Gonzales, Darrell Bundick and Coach C. E. Booth. JR. HIGH TRACK AND TENNIS Kneeling: Vivian Robles, Deborah Smith, Randa Jacoby, Emma Gonzales, Marcy Curtis, Cathey McFarland, Pam Walker, Jeanette Espinosa and Lisa Randle. Standing: Lori Nelson, Peggy Culwell, Molly Holland, Phyllis Ahrens, Debbie Shaheen, Katy Lackey, Iris Condarco, Cordelia Torres, Brenda Bowman, Theresa Blum and Debbie Winslett make up the girl’s Jr. High track team. Kneeling: Denese Bowers, Tina Burns, Debra Smith, Carol Smith and Audrey Aaron. Standing: David Ramos, David Mims, Ricky Smith, Gary Gardner, Doug Beebe, J. L. Williams are the tennis players. JR. HIGH TRACK TEAMS 8th grade track: 1st row: David Mims, Jim Davis, Allen Adams, Cash Jetton, Kerry Kinsey, David Baugh and Billy Davis. 2nd row: Coach Jack Jones, J. L. Williams, Terry Freeman, Antonio Ramirez, Randy Roper, Mike Smith, Denson Reid, Teddy Holekamp, Paul Rodriguez, Lyndell Harrison and Norman Tomlinson. 7th grade track: 1st row: Mark Soward, Virgil Moldonado, Preston May, Gilbert Gonzales, Jimmy Teel, Trey Bivins and Gary Gardner. 2nd row: Ken Herring, Chet Murr, Terry Andrews, David Ramos, Dean Martin, Trey Williams, Mark Jetton, Rocky Wilson, Kody Stapp and Chip Johnson. 3rd row: Coach Jack Jones, Milo Martinez, Rudy Cas- tillo, Doug Beebe, Ricky Smith, Darrell Bundick, Voughn Longino and Julio Perez. 47 Jr. High principal, Richard Purvis, presented Mrs. C. E. Booth with a plaque in memory of her late husband, Coach Booth. The Jr. High students raised the money for the plaque that was presented at the 8th grade graduation. JR. HIGH HONORS The two top students for the eighth grade graduation were: Lyndell Harrison and Janna Jacoby. .1 48 Organizations STUDENT COUNCIL Members of the student council are: 1st row: Cole Holland, Hollis Phillips, Tandy Freeman, Lynn Molesworth and Sam Jetton. 2nd row: Lisa Loeffler, Gina Gardner, Cindy Dayton, Jaime Martinez, Renee Schulze, Sally Rogers and Cody Jetton. 3rd row: Hugh Doyal (sponsor), Darla Simon, Sarah Purvis, Sherran Rowe, Doxie Dutton, Stella Lopez, Bambi Mims and Debbie Mahler. The student council held meetings to discuss various topics that would help make Junction High a better and more enjoyable school. To achieve many of their goals, they had to aim high and work hard. Jaime Martinez; president Cindy Dayton; vice-president Renee Schulze; secretary Sally Rogers; treasurer National Honor Society: Sitting: Jaime Martinez, Peggy Murr, Sally Rogers, Mary Lee Cowsert, Jane Schwartz and Bruce Martin. Standing: Mrs. RoyBeth Blackburn, Stella Lopez, Brenda Evans, Paul Loeffler, Margaret Nethery, Shirley Bierschwale and Duane Dunk. HONOR SOCIETY Junior Honor Society: Sitting: Diana Menchaca, Carol Akers, Carla Walker, Karen Cowsert, Mary Ann Lackey, Lisa Loeffler and Glenda Flanagan. Standing: Melvin Dale, Norma Taylor, Lejean Lockett, Sandy Broyles, Bethany Randle, Gina Gardner, Debbie Mahler and Tandy Freeman. 51 UIL AND ESSAY WINNERS Seniors Sally Rogers and Susan Petty received trophies for their participation in regional journalism. In the editorial event, Sally took a second. Susan took a third and a fourth in the headline writing and news writing events, respectively. Essay winners in the Upper Llanos Soil Conservation competition were presented awards by Jim Voulgaris, Soil Con- servation representative. Pictured are: Rev. Jack Hunnicut; Molly Benefield, runner-up; Voulgaris; Duane Dunk, third place; Cody Jetton, first place; Rickye Lennon, second place; Lula Allsup, runner-up and Ervin Blum, Soil Con- servation representative. Sophomore Tandy Freeman placed 5th in number sense and classmate Norma Taylor finished 4th in typing. Tim Chandler was 4th in ready writing. 52 FIRST TERM SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club for the first term was sponsored by Mrs. Dorothy Sullivan. She retired at the end of the first semester. In the above picture, the members of the club are cleaning up the grounds around the high school. They are: Cody Jetton, Rodger Curry, Duane Dunk, Pilar Garcia, Maurilio Martinez, Leonard Sepeda, Kenny Smart, Shirley Bierschwale, Margaret Nethery, Rickyc Lennon, Trey Roper, Linda Loeffler, Joe Oliver and Lula Allsup. Mrs. Dorothy Sullivan 53 Row 1; Sally Syfan, Mary Ann Lackey, Linda Loeffler, Karen Cowsert, Cathy Holloway, Debra Winslett. Row 2: Donna Beebe, Bethany Randle, Linda Rendon, James White, Joni Stewart, Avelina Silva, Magdalena Ramirez, Missy Parker, Molly Holland. Row 3; Janna Jacoby, Georgia Jobes, Carla Walker, Patsy Lopez, Cindy Meredith, Gary Nixon, Bambi Mims, Carlene Low, Melissa Martin, Lejean Lockett, Kenny Russell, Tommy Girt. Standing; Mary Nethery, Lisa Rodriguez, Peggy Culwell, Tommie Nixon, Revena Tomlinson. Vicki Kinsey Drum Major 2 years 54 JUNCTION HIGH SCHOOL Row 1; Teressa Blum, Brenda Bouman, Debbie Shaheen, Cordelia Torres. Row 2; Rhonda Cox, Jane Parker, Sandra Hight, Trudy Souleret, Lucinda Condarco, Celia Abilez, Charlotte Wyatt. Row 3; Lyndell Harrison, Lon Nelson, Tim Barker, Bill Safley, Danny Dale, Isidro Ramirez, Pat Graham, Shirley Bierschwale, Margaret Nethery, Phyllis Ahrens, Katy Lackey. Standing; Charles Foster, Melody Burnett, Gay Gibson, Renee Schulze, Nita Gonzales, Sher- ran Rowe, Loretta Walker. Renee Schulze Head Twirler ’74 Twirler 3 yrs. Renee was chosen as 1974 Band Sweetheart by the J.H.S. Band. Linda Loeffler presented the title to Renee on Sweetheart Night. 55 TWIRLERS OF JHS 56 Sherran Rowe 1 year Melody Burnett 3 years - sJ Doxie Dutton Jane Schwartz 1 year 1 year Head CHEERLEADERS HAVE Sandy Broyles Cindy Dayton 1 year 1 year Debbie Mahler 2 years SPIRIT Cheryl Etheredge 1 year 57 1974 DRILL LEADERS AND BEAU Debbie Adams, Lieut, lyr. Joe Dutton, Senior, was chosen Drill Team Beau for the 1973 Foot- ball season. Joe has played on the varsity team for 2 yrs. and acted in the Junior play. Stella Lopez, Lieut, lyr. DRILL TEAM WORKS HARD Kneeling: Sandy Broyles, Cheryl Etheredge, Doxie Standing: Molly Benefield, Debbie Adams, Kay Murr, Dutton, Jane Schwartz, Cindy Dayton, Debbie Mahler. Sarah Purvis, Stella Lopez. Kneeling: Liz Ann Dechert, Donna May, Jody Adams, Lisa Loeffler, Sylvia Menchaca, Sherrie Mansfield, Darla Simon, Jenna Burch, Vicki Ried, Cindy Taylor. Karen Furr, Glenda Flanagan. Standing: Lula Alsup, Brenda Evans, Evelyn Rojas, (Not Pictured; Grade Anguiano, Maureen Burch, Pa- tricia Burch, Rhonda Cox, Kathy Cowsert, Mary Lee Cowsert, Kellie DeShazo, Vicki Hardin, Sharon Lawler, Dana Lennon, Diana Menchaca, Doris Montgomery, Peggy Murr, Lisa Nixon, Laura Price, Trudy Souleret, Debra Vardaman, Jacque Walker, Nora Chavarria.) 59 1974 F.H.A. MEMBERS 1st row: Mickey Trevino, Mary Ann Lackey, Laura Price, Sherran Rowe, Joni Stewart, Jenna Burch, Mary Nethery and Doxie Dutton. 2nd row: Rissa Burns, Bethany Randle, Avelina Silva. Lula Allsup, Sherry Reid, Jane Petty, Tressa Wilson, Linda Rendon, Cindy McFarland, Debbie Mahler, Sarah Purvis, Vicki Hoggett and Norma Taylor. 3rd row: Sally Syfan, Melody Burnett, Cindy Dayton, Shirley Bierschwale, Stella Lopez, Vicki Hardin, Brenda Evans, Trudy Souleret, Lucinda Condarco, Nita Gonzales and Emilio Gonzales. 1st row: Carla Walker, Jody Adams, Rhonda Cox, Darla Simon, Lisa Nixon, Georgia Jobes, Brenda Furr, Donna May, Cindy Taylor, Vicki Reid and Karen Furr. 2nd row: Sandy Broyles, Liz Ann Dechert, Celia Abilez, Doris Montgomery, Lisa Rodriguez, Le Jean Lockett, Kelli DeShazo, Glenda Flanagan, Diana Menchaca, Revena Tomlin- son, Charlotte Wyatt and Theresa Hurley. 3rd row: Wanda Lue Beam, Nora Chavaria, Eva De Los Santos, Evelyn Rojas, Sylvia Menchaca, Donna Beebe, Gina Gardner, Melissa Martin and Gay Gibson. 4th row: Hector Sepeda, Joe Schaefer, Jerry Hoggett, Keith Atchison, David Franklin, Cole Holland and Roy Carpenter. 60 The officers of the FHA are as follows: Vicki Reid, historian; Stella Lopez, parliamentarian; Donna Beebe, corre- sponding secretary; Shirley Bierschwale, 5th vice-president; Sarah Purvis, recording secretary: Mary Ann Lackey, pianist; Linda Loeffler, president; Debbie Mahler, 4th vice-president; Cindy Dayton, 1st vice-president; Sherry Reid 2nd vice-president; Carlene Low, 3rd vice-president; and Lucinda Condarco, treasurer. LEADERSHIP IN FHA Included in Freshman initiation are: (Sitting) Rhonda Cox, Kellie DeShazo, Karen Furr, Sylvia Menchaca, Gina Gardner and Evelyn Rojas. (Standing) Nora Chavaria, Jody Adams, Melissa Martin, Carla Walker, Liz Anne Dechert, Glenda Flanagan, Wanda Lue Beam, Sandy Broyles, Debra Vardaman, Teressa Hurley, Cindy Taylor, Donna May, Lejean Lockett, Lisa Rodriguez, Diana Menchaca, Vicki Reid, Georgia Jobes, Lisa Nixon and Darla Simon. 61 FHA STRIVES TO BETTER THE WORLD WE LIVE IN Keith Atchison is busy serving Linda Loeffler, the president of FHA, some cookies. He was chosen as FHA beau for 1974, During FHA Week, Mickey Trevino, Jerry Hoggett, Cindy Taylor and Emilio Gonzales were a few of the members that were kept busy preparing things for the teachers of Junction. They gave each teacher a vase with flowers and made cookies for the party that was to be held on Tuesday. Every teacher from elementary to high school was invited. 62 FFA members are: 1st row: David Teel, Tommie Nixon, Kenny Smart, Don Hegwer, Freddy Hodges, Mack Burch, Bill Safley, Larry Watters, Shane Stapp, Tommy Brown. 2nd row: Rocky PUkington, Dub Nixon, David Adams, Rocky Cox, Bruce Martin, Mark Maples, Stanley Smart, Eddie Moore, Benny Smith, Mike Manges, Salvador Martinez, Jesus Ramirez, F. E. Shahcen. 3rd row: Gary Chenault, Jesus Zertuche, Blake Chenault, Scott Massie, Humberto Gonzales, Bobby Pilkington. 4th row: Jay Hardin, David Bundick, Elba Nail, Edmund Rathke, Hollis Phillips, Rufos Beam, Tim Schaefer and Jamie Newbury. FFA PICNIC The FFA had their annual picnic this year and everyone had a good time. Here at the chow-line, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Dillard make-off with their plates and Mike Bergman waits patiently for his tum to come. 63 OFFICERS AND WINNERS FFA officers for 1974 were: Kneeling: Bobby Pilkington, treasurer; Bennie Smith, sentinel and Hollis Phillips, reporter. Standing: Rocky Cox, vice-president; Bruce Martin, president; Renee Schulze, sweetheart; Rufus Beam, secretary and Mike Bergman, student FFA teacher. 64 The FFA Awards this year went to: 1st row: David Adams, Farm Mechanics Award; Renee Schulze, Sweetheart; James Tinney, Outstanding Co-op Student and Bruce Martin, Star Chapter Farmer. 2nd row: Gary Chenault, Star Greenhand Farmer; Rocky Cox and Bobby Pilkington, Farm Management Award. Participants of the FFA Rodeo were Trey Bivins, Randy Roper, Bethany Randle, Renee Schulee and Mary Ann Lackey. FFA RODEO On April 5 and 6 there was a rodeo sponsored by the junction FFA Chapter, Invitations were sent to area schools for the three-performance rodeo. Stock was furnished by I,rate! Meier of Fredericksburg. There was a record num- ber of participants and spectators the two nights. Joe Dutton was named all-around senior cowboy. Joe also won the bareback btoUc riding in the senior division. Others winning honors were Rocky Cox, Bruce Martin and John Fubank in the steer saddling event. In the girls senior divisions, Gay Gibson presented the best performance to achieve first place in pole bending. Kay Murr’s performance in barrel racing won her the honor of first place. 55 YOUTH SHOW RESULTS Rickye Lennon’s champion crossbred market lamb brought the top price, $130, paid by Senator Nelson Wolff. Laurrie Holekamp’s Columbia ewe was named Grand Champion of the breeding sheep division at the Youth Show. N 1 V, 7 ' The champion steer belonged to Mary Anne Lackey. The reserve steer belonged to F. E. Shaheen. Nita Gonzales, Lucinda Condarco, Laura Price and Lula Allsup examine the clothes at the show. Celia Abilez, Joni Stewart and Shirley Bierschwale exhibit the foods from the Youth Show. FHA YOUTH SHOW EVENTS Cindy Dayton, Mary Nethery and Vicki Hardin admire the art- work done by the local artists. 67 EAGLE’S EYE WORKERS 68 The assembly line wasn’t made just for cars and machinery. Tim Chandler, Lynn Molesworth, Marcus Barker, Elba Nail and Edmund Rathke learn how to share the work and seem to be enjoying their own little assembly line as they put the Eagle’s Eye together. Renee Schulze, Hector Sepeda and Brenda Furr are a few of the students in journalism that like to take time out to chat and enjoy themselves. The only way to add different, interesting things in a newspaper is through conversations and happenings. WORK AND FUN Who says journalism has to be all work? Paul Loeffler, David Franklin, Kay Murr, Patty Davis, Susan Petty, Jane Schwartz and Bambi Mims leisurely enjoy their journalism class with reading and fun times. 69 Toby Robinson and Brenda Evans were associate business manager and associate editor, respectively. ANNUAL STAFF Kathy Cowsert and Maureen Burch, co-workers, drew and layed out the pages for the annual. Susan Petty was a student photographer for the annual. The artist was Sally Rogers. Mrs. Dude McCloud, sponsor and photog- rapher was assisted by Scott Massie. 70 Personalities MOST HANDSOME 72 Cole Holland Senior MOST BEAUTIFUL 73 Nita Gonzales Sophomore MOST OUTSTANDING GIRL Renee Schulze 74 MOST POPULAR GIRL Debbie Mahler Sophomore The 1973-74 Student body chose Senior Bambi Mims as Homecoming Queen. She was escorted by David Franklin. The Junior class was represented by Linda Loeffler, escorted by Mark Maples; Linda Rendon and Eddie Moore represented the Sophomore class; and Jody Adams, escorted by Terry Beebe, represented the Freshman class. PERSONALITY WINNERS Mary Lee Cowsert was chosen as DAR good citizen. Bambi Mims won the title of Kimble County Pecan Queen for 1974. Debra Dunk, a 1973 Junction grad- uate, won 1st runner up, followed by Sally Rogers as 2nd runner up. 78 Student Life TIME FOR FUN An evening of food, fun, excitement and dancing was what the banquet and prom turned out to be on April 26. Faculty, students and parents were present on that eventful night and they were all amazed at the decora- tions that the Juniors had prepared for the seniors. The work may have been hard, but it was all worthwhile. 80 Do they or don’t they? Only their coaches know for sure if they are goofing off or really down to business. The varsity team went to Jr. High games to get some pointers from their lower classmen on how to win a football game. FOOTBALL—JUNCTION STYLE On the morning before the cru- cial Junction-Sonora football game, the students of JHS were surprised to see that the front lawn of the High School re- sembled a cemetery! Some jokesters from Sonora had planted crosses bearing each Junction varsity player’s name, number, and an appropriate epitaph, such as “Won’t run,” “Can’t throw,” and “Baby face.” 81 ROUGH GOING What’s going on—men’s liberation? In the Home and Family Living class, the Senior boys learn about the things a housewife has to put up with while doing her womanly chores. Although they seem to be enjoying fixing pizzas, the boys will soon tire of all the work put into cooking and housework and will much rather have the woman of the house do it. 82 FHA and FFA get together to liven the activities of JHS by giving a hayride. Everyone is snug and cozy before the long ride starts. On their arrival, couples group together for rap sessions before getting down to the nitty-gritty of eating. The evening turned out to be an enjoyable experience. 83 SPIRIT AT PEP RALLIES Spirit is one of the most important fac- tors during football season. It boosts everyone’s morale and makes the boys want to work harder to win for their school. For this reason, a pep rally is held every Friday to add enthusiasm and spirit to the excitement of each weekly game. FISH START YEAR OFF RIGHT The 1974 Freshman class got pestered by the Junior class as well as by the Seniors this year. Seniors made the Fish do the traditional slave work like polishing shoes and having air-raids in the halls. Juniors livened things up by getting some Freshman to serve at the annual Jr.-Sr. Prom. 85 Senior football players were honored at the annual football banquet. They were: 1st row: Hector Sepeda, Keith At- chison, Jaime Martinez, Lynn Molesworth, Gary Davis, David Franklin and Kyle Vogt. 2nd row: Cole Holland, John Eubank, Roy Carpenter, Tim Chandler, Oscar Sepeda and Joe Dutton. JHS FOOTBALL BANQUET 86 Tommy Thompson, coach; Tom Brown, head coach; James Cameron, speaker; C. E. Booth, coach and Lonny Wil- liams, coach. Barnbi Mims shows the student body how to move the hip to catch a ball in a side pocket. She masters the trick within a few tries. Could it be true that two heads are better than one or is someone seeing double? The Junior class officers seem to to think someone goofed somewhere. MASS OF CONFUSION Tryouts are fun for some people. Kellie DeShazo and Jody Adams decide to prove how much fun it can be by doing a few yells during cheerleading tryouts. 87 FHA ACTIVITIES FHA members learned how to re-do old furniture and wash cars this year. Sherran Rowe, Bethany Randle, Mary Nethery and Doxie Dutton demonstrate how they remove paint and apply varnish to some items. FHA members held a car wash to make some extra money. Here some girls show their abili- ties by cleaning a car inside as well as outside. Liz Ann Dechert, Rissa Burns and Vicki Hardin were chosen to accompany the FHA sponsor, Mrs. Emily Bierschwale, to the FHA State Meet. 89 ODDS AND ENDS COOKIE-MAKERS Some people say cooking is only for the “older generation”, but it seems as though the “younger generation” feels differently about it. Mrs. Chandler’s kindergarten class was going to give a party and each child was to invite only one guest. With the help of the HE II students, the class was busy making the cookies for the party. 90 Athletics ATHLETIC LEADERS OF JHS Tom Brown is head athletic coach and directs boy’s track. Tommy Thompson is assistant football, girl’s bas- ketball and track coach. Lonny Williams is B team football, boy’s basket- ball and tennis coach. 92 ’73 ALL DISTRICT Tim Chandler Gary Davis Joe Dutton Cole Holland Tackle Fullback End Guard All-District Hon. Mention Hon. Mention All-District NON DISTRICT DISTRICT JHS Opponents JHS Opponents 7 Ozona 6 19 Wall 6 6 Carrizo Springs 28 6 Mason 0 6 Burnet 21 6 Eldorado 6 0 San Saba 21 6 Sonora 34 28 Robert Lee 6 28 Menard 0 Lynn Molesworth Hollis Phillips Bobby Rendon Oscar Sepeda Center Quarterback Half-back Linebacker All-District Hon. Mention Hon. Mention All-District Brian Atchison End GOOD SEASON FOR SENIORS Tackle Jaime Martinez Guard Joe Schaefer Guard David Franklin End 94 Football Sweetheart, Debbie Mahler, was presented with a gift at the Football Banquet. VARSITY AND SWEETHEART Tandy Freeman Willie Hernandez Quarterback Center Edmund Rathke Fullback 95 FOOTBALL SQUADS 1973 Kneeling: Willie Hernandez, Mike Low, Joe Schaefer, Bobby Rendon, Edmund Rathke, Lynn Molesworth, Keith Atchison, Jaime Martinez, Tandy Freeman, Hector Scpeda, Joe Dutton. Standing: Mark Maples, David Franklin, Kyle Vogt, John Eubank, Tim Chandler, Cole Holland, Hollis Phillips, Gary Davis, Roy Carpenter, Joe Oliver and Brian Atchison. Kneeling: Ben Gonzales, Roy Silva, David Murr, Lee Modgling, Bert Chandler, Scotty Andrews, Tim Schaefer and Rodger Curry. 2nd row: Jimmy Russell, Sam Jetton, Lee Gonzales, Noe Gonzales, David Bundick, Sam Lawson, Mark Treadwell, Jay Hardin, F. E. Shaheen, David Teel and Freddy Hodges. 3rd row: Troy Powers, Vernon Price, Rocky Pilkington, Jamie Newbury, Eddie Moore, Tom Brown, Mack Burch and Terry Beebe. 96 EAGLES IN ACTION The Junction Eagles won third in District for the 1973 football season. The season ended with five wins and one loss. TRYING TIMES FOR THE “A team members: Sitting: Nita Gonzales, Linda Rendon, Linda Loeffler, Kay Murr, Cheryl Etheredge, Sarah Purvis. Standing: Bethany Randle, Sherran Rowe, Debbie Mahler, Doxie Dutton, Bambi Mims, Loretta Walker and Jane Schwartz. “B” team members: Sitting: Nora Chavarria, Gina Gardner, Evelyn Rojas, Lucinda Condarco, Dana Lennon, Melis- sa Martin. Kneeling: Darla Simon, Lejean Lockett, Diana Menchaca, Sandy Broyles, Teresa Hurley and Stella Lopez. Standing: Karen Cowsert, Carol Akers, Mary Ann Lackey, Lisa Loeffler, Carla Walker and Rissa Burns. GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAMS The basketball managers are: Melody Burnett, Sherrie Mansfield, Mary Nethery and Sally Syfan. During the game against Eldorado, Kay Murr whips Jane Schwartz is prepared to accept anything that comes around an Eldorado player while trying to get the ball her way, especially if it happens to be the ball, to her other team members. FACULTY GETTING INTO THE ACTION The action was at Junction High’s gym during the facul- ty game between Junction and Wall. Delbert Roberts strained to capture a rebound from the Hawks and Hugh Doyal looked on in amazement. Mike Bergman blocked Coach Townley, a Wall player, while Coach Brown awaited patiently, or maybe not so patiently, to regain the ball. Unfortunately the game ended in defeat for the Eagles. 100 EAGLES PLAY HARD David Franklin continues to play al- though the temptation to leave is strong. Tim Chandler sets up to shoot and Tandy Freeman passes off to Tim Chandler in an effort to defeat Wall. Cole Holland screens for him. Eagle cagers: Kneeling: Cole Holland, Edmund Rath- Smith, Paul Loefflcr, Bennie Smith, Eddie Moore and ke, Tim Chandler and David Franklin. Standing: Kelly Tandy Freeman. BOYS 1974 BASKETBALL TEAMS “B” Team: Kneeling: Mack Burch, Sam Jetton, Leo- Mike Biddle, David Murr, Lee Modgling, Bill Safley and nard Sepeda, Maurilio Martinez and Roy Silva. Stand- Tim Schaefer, ing: Scotty Andrews, Joe Oliver, Mark Treadwell, GETTING AHEAD IN TRACK JUNCTIO ,Jul k JUNCTION JUNCTION', ) JUNCTION JUNCTION VjIUMCTIOH j ,UNcT|QN JUNCTION JtIHC JUNCTU� TIOI NCTIO Girls track team: Sitting: Melissa Martin, Darla Simon, Diana Menchaca, Nita Gonzales, Cindy Taylor and Vicki Reid. Kneeling: Carlene Low, Karen Cowsert, Shirley Bierschwale, Mary Nethery, Lisa Loeffler and Karen Furr. Standing: Bambi Mims, Sally Syfan, Loretta Walker, Carol Akers, Debbie Mahler, Doxie Dutton, Kay Murr and Sherry Reid. 103 Girls in field events: Kneeling: Carlene Low, Kay Murr, Diana Menchaca and Shirley Bierschwale. Stand- ing: Loretta Walker, Debbie Mahler, Bambi Mims, Doxie Dutton and Lisa Loeffler. A TIME FOR WORK AND A TIME FOR ENJOYMENT Girls running long distances: -Kneeling: Lisa Loef- fler, Shirley Bierschwale and Karen Furr. Standing: Sally Syfan, Carol Akers and Doxie Dutton. Kay Murr, Vicki Reid, Karen Cowsert, Bambi Mims and Loretta Walker were kept busy running the hurdles. 104 V JViHtHOH- I Bambi Mims went to regional in the 80 yard hurdles. In the discus, Doxie Dutton went to the regional meet. THREE TO REGIONAL Carol Akers made it to the regional track meet in the 880 yard dash. 105 TWO TO STATE The 1974 track team was made-up of: 1st row: Lee Gonzales, Noe Gonzales, Roy Silva, Ben Gonzales, Sam Jetton, David Bundick, Scottie Andrews and Troy Powers. 2nd row: Bobby Rendon, Mark Treadwell, F. E. Shahecn, David Murr, Sam Lawson, Keith Atchison, Terry Beebe and David Teel. Standing: Elba Nail, Jimmy Russell, Tandy Free- man, Cole Holland, Edmund Rathke, Jay Powell, David Franklin, Lee Modgling, Tim Schaefer and Jay Hardin. 106 Jay Powell went to state track in the mile run. Cole Holland went to state track in the hurdles. BOYS I Kneeling: Roy Silva, Tandy Freeman, Edmund Rath! Rendon. Standing: Lee Modgling, David Bundick, Marl Teel and Elba Nail participated in the field events during n n_«. st«un. The running events consisted of: Kneeling: Noe Gonzales, Ben Gonzales, Cole Holland, Keith Atchison and F. E. Shaheen. Standing: Tim Schaefer, Lee Modgling, Terry Beebe, Edmund Rathke, Bobby Rendon, David Franklin and Elba Nail. 107 TRACKSTERS 74 The sprint relay competitors for 1974 were: Keith Atchison, David Franklin, Ben Gonzales, Edmund Rathke, Terry Beebe and Elba Nail was the track manager. 108 Tennis group: Kneeling: Leonard Sepeda, Rickye Len- Massie, Lejean Lockett, Debbie Adams, Gary Chenault, non and Duane Dunk. Standing: Gina Gardner, Scott Liz Anne Dechert, Maurilio Martinez and Jody Adams. TENNIS AND THE BALL MACHINE The tennis team made money in various ways to buy a chine were Coach Williams, Duane Dunk and Rickye ball machine. It helped them in their practice and made Lennon, everything a little easier. Pictured with the ball ma- 109 Number one girls' doubles were Jody and Debbie Adams. Junior girls’ doubles were Lejean Lockett and Liz Anne Dechert. TENNIS DOUBLES Standing: Leonard Sepeda and MauriHo Martinez were placed as number one boys’ doubles. Kneeling: Rickye Lennon and Bert Chandler (not pictured) were placed as number two boys’ doubles. no Duane Dunk Number One Boys’ Singles Gary Chenault Number Two Boys’ Singles SWINGING IN FOR EXCITEMENT 112 Advertising HAGOOD FEED AND LUMBER All Your Farm and Ranch Supplies Luke Hagood 446-2514 114 WESTERN AUTO C. J. Newbury 409 Main Street ANN’S FLOWER SHOP PRINCESS SHOP George Ella Robbins Flowers Whisper What Words Will Never Say Owner—Marie Grobe FOR BETTER TASTE . . . 1« A u : ylGANDY'S womorehueo Jjj| VITAMIN o € Nil — GANDY’S FAMOUS j_ F SYMBOL OF QUALITY, DIAMOND G FRESHNESS AND FLAVOR fi.lWam’Ai MILKY WAY Horst Wendlandt F t (J Owner Main Street Where Fashion is Fun Bob and C. 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