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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1977 volume:

THE 1977 GOLDEN EAGLE Junction Independent School District Junction, Texas Vol. XXIX Table Of Contents Page DEDICATION 2 MEMORIAL 22 STUDENT LIFE 3 CLASSES 29 PERSONALITIES 47 SPORTS 79 ORGANIZATIONS 57 ADMINISTRATION 105 JUNIOR HIGH 111 ELEMENTARY 131 ADS 149 GOLDEN EAGLE STAFF Opening Section Editors— Theresa Blum Isidro Ramirez Classes Section Editor--Lori Nelson Personalities Section Editor—Janna Jacoby Sports Section Editors-- Alexia Williams Phyllis Ahrens Organizations Section Editors— Brenda Bouman Cindy Meredith Administration Section Editor—Edward Harris Junior High Section Editor--Cordelia Tones Ads Section Editors-- Carol Smith Edward Raney Photographers--Edward Harris, Avery Fuller, Darwin Raney, Jay Hardin Adviser--Steven L. Tom Dedication For her precious lime and deep concern for the lives and futures of the students at J.H.S. Not just for encouraging them to get the best out of life that it had to offer, but for not let- ting them give up when discouragement seemed unreal. Despite the hardships and shortcomings of her tedious and painstaking job, her stamina was not tom down, but built up by the knowledge and wisdom she gained through these experi- ences . Now as you end your career, it is with great appreciation, love, and respect that we, the Golden Eagle staff dedicate this 1977 Golden Eagle to you, Mrs. Roybeth Blackburn. Memorial — A Teacher Is Forever. Natalie Wallace 1909-1977 Mrs. Wallace began her teaching career with the Copperas I.S.D. in Kimble County in 1928-29. She then began teaching in Junction I.S.D. in 1929-41 and 61-76. She died in January: As a teacher, her outstanding qualities of dedication, her loy- alty, fairness, and devotion to the welfare of her students, as individual beings was evidenced by a constant look out for improvement in herself as a teacher in relation to them. She sought better plans for children through available resources of the day. --Mrs. Ruth Franks I am grateful that I got to know Natalee Wallace, a rare and wonderful center of faith and warmth and love. And that we had her funeral in the sanctuary, Jack Hunnicutt and Sam Coffey co-leading. If you have been touched by Natalee, if you were one of her friends you might especially like to have a copy of this poem she included in a hand-made Thanksgiving card she fixed for her dear friend, Ruth Franks, on friendship: Friendship is a beautiful chain of gold fashioned in God's all perfect mold. Each link a smile, a laugh, a tear, a grip of the hand, a word of cheer. It is as steadfast as the ages roll binding closer each soul to soul. No matter how far or how heavy the load happy is the journey on friendship’s road. Grace and Peace, Rev. Roland Cole Newsletter--Junction Methodist Church 2 I HAVE SEEN DEATH I have often wondered How life can be So lasting and rewarding, And yet so easily destroyed. I have seen Death Take the best in life. Among these, was Kathleen Holekamp. Total silence reigned. Junction High School Had never looked so glum. The students attended classes Although they all seemed to be In an unbelievable daze. The hearts of many Ached with sorrow and regret. Sorrow for her family, Regret for the existence of guns. Kathleen Holekamp lived each day To its fullest. Every day was a new challenge And everyone was her friend. It must have happened because God needed her for a special reason. She must have truly been an angel. One with Kathleen's qualities Would well adorn God's realm. 3 STUDENT LIFE 4 We are all of these; yet, we are unsure of our destiny. We are The Young and the Restless.' ’ V 6 7 8 10 We want to be carefree. We want independence. We want to be ourselves. 11 Learning is a never ending process through which we all experience love, laughter, sad- ness, defeat, despair, and accomplishment. In our youth we make mistakes, but even as we do this we learn. 12 13 Through pride, we gain confidence in ourselves. As our confidence grows, so do our ambitions; therefore, we become restless and ready to stand on our own feet. 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 23 25 26 27 28 CLASSES 29 1977 Senior Class Lou Beam Sandy Beebe Terry Beebe John Blackburn Blake Chenault Gary Chenauli Mervin Dale Kellie DeShazo Maggie Earles Karen Furr Larry Gold Ben Gonzales Noe Gonzales Ralph Hinds Molly Holland Sam Jetton 30 Dana Lennon LeJean Lockett Lisa Loeffler Melissa Martin Salvador Martinez Scott Massie Sylvia Menchaca Lee Modgling David Murr Lori Nelson Lisa Nixon Jesus Ramirez 32 Maggie Earles and Lisa Baker must be listening to another of Mr. Gibson's corny jokes. Mervin Dale - the next Mr. America. Scotty Andrews demonstrates his Fooz- ball technique. Darla Simon has that faraway look in her eyes--she must be thinking about Benny. At the Football banquet Lee Modgling thanked It looks like Sam Jetton needs some Pepto Bismol, everyone that helped during the football season. 33 Juniors Tim Barker David Baugh Junior class members raise their hands to make sugges- tions on how to make money for the Junior-Senior Prom. 1 Joe Beam Theresa Blum Daniel Bolt Brenda Bouman Alexia, Brenda, and Janna sit around doing what they most enjoy, EATING! Jeff Burleson Bobby Chenault Mike Coffey Danny Dale Billy Davis Janna Jacoby, Brenda Bouman, and Theresa Blum do what is commonly done at J. H. S., goof off. 35 The Junior class prepares for their play, Brother Goose. Wonder what Bobby Chenault's been up to? Juniors seem to be working hard, but are they accomplishing much? Patsy Lopez David Mims James MacKillican Belinda Menchaca Melinda Menchaca Yvette Menchaca Yvette Menchaca and Melinda Menchaca listen to a lecture in Home Family Class. Cindy Meredith Mattie Patton Teresa Pilkington Edward Rainey Jeff Burleson was one of many who caught the skateboard fever!! Antonio Ramirez Felix Ramirez Isidro Ramirez Denson Reid Randy Roper iti Curlers in your hair, shame on you! Allen Adams reads a poem written by Mrs. Hinds at the Junior-Senior Banquet. 37 Sophomores Doug Beebe, Freddie Rendon, Marcy Curtis, and Kody Stapp is mousing around again. Cathy McFarland sit and enjoy Mr. Tom's World History class. Audrey Aaron Ladelle Abilez Terry Andrews Leon Barron Doug Beebe Kent Berry Bill Bivins Denise Bowers Sammy Bruce Darrell Bundick Elizabeth Bundick Gary Bundick Tina Burns Jamie Carter Estella Castillo Rudy Castillo Jerry Don Chenault Darrell Coffey Marcy Curtis Christy Dayton Nora Del Bosque Janette Espinosa Perry Fikes Morgan Fuller Gary Gardner Linda Gauna Gary Gold Daniel Gonzales Gilbert Gonzales Cindy Grubbs Marcy Curtis, Pam Walker, Debra Smith, and David Martin sit around waiting for the pep rally to begin. Studious sophomores including from left Daniel Gon- zales, Freddie Rendon, Doug Beebe, Bill Bivins, Cathy McFarland, and Marcy Curtis prepares for another exam. 4 Ken Herring Randa Jacoby Mark Jetton Chip Johnson David Kordewick Pete Lombrano Yolando Lombrano Nelly Lopez Rolland Low Virgil Maldonado 39 David Martin Dean Martin Mailo Martinez Maria Martinez Preston May Ricky Smith takes a time out LaDelle Abilez, Denese Bowers, and Gilbert Gon- from his typing to smile for a zales appear skeptical at what they hear, picture. Cathy McFarland Kari McMahon Becky Menchaca Gary Modgling Julio Perez Tiger Powers Robert Price Irma Ramirez David Ramos Lisa Randle Donna Reid Cheryl Richter Vivian Robles Randie Schulze Rhonda Seba 40 Beatrice Sepeda Bryan Smith Danny Smith Debra Smith Ricky Smith Mark Soward Kody Stapp Judi Stewart Kirby Stidham Jimmy Teel Tommy Tinney Pam Walker Kevin Wall Deanna Whitworth Mack Williams Rhonda Seba cautiously looks over shoulder to get an answer from Elizabeth Bundick who had gotten it It looks like Audrey Aaron is in another world. from Michele McElhaney who got it from Lisa Ran- dle. 41 Trini Gonzales puts a spit shine on a Senior's shoe as part of his require- ments during Freshmen initiation week. Joe Boone Missy Bouman Lori Brock Freshmen Belinda Bannowsky Carolyn Bannowsky Karl Berry Debra Brown Royce Broyles Danny Bundick Holly Carter applies cosmetics to Tammy Smith's eyes demonstrating techniques learned in H. E. Freddie Abilez Ken Akers Bonnie Atkins Todd Burleson Todd Bynum Holly Carter Andy Carroll Geanan Cavaness 42 Steve Chavarria Jeana Chenault Dana Couey John Curry Rocky Daniels Bobbi Lynn Davis Ricky De Los Santos Todd D'Spain Kristyl Eidson Carolyn Bannowsky, Karen McFarland, and Kim Har- desty seem to be enjoying a midday snack. Linda Franco Cherlyn Elam Judy Furr Jim Eppler Margaret Gauna Arnie Gonzales -� 1 Rachel Gonzales Trini Gonzales 43 Johnny can't you make up your mind between Jeana and Lissa? Kelly Goodman Donna Griffith Letha Haines Vonda Haines Kim Hardesty Lori what have you been doing in there? t Q Katy Hegwer Chuck Hepburn Salvador Hernandez Sherry Hobbs Laurrie Holekamp Johnny Hughes Terri Jones Deanna Lewis Gisele Lopez Caren McFarland Debra Brown doesn’t seem to realize that slavery is a thing of the past. Adrian Robles is hard at work in V. A. class. 44 Travis Maples Donna Menchaca Francisco Mendez Mark Meredith Lissa Murr Oh, he was so handsome! said Up. up, and away with Deanna Lewis to Bobbi Lynn Davis. Johnny Hughes!! Chet Murr Keith Peavy Adrian Robles Typical freshmen, with typical antics. Machelle Russell Mariam Ryan Carla Schaefer Michael Sepeda Tammy Smith 45 Tonda Smith Lesa Stapp Nino Tones Eddie Tuckness Jim Voulgaris Ward Whitworth Pam Williams Baye Wilson Thomas Wools Randy Young Freshmen perform a skit as part of their con- tribution to pep rallies. Is it Lesa Stapp or the Bionic Woman? Two little Indians, Mark and Nino! 46 PERSONALITIES 47 Valedictorian Lisa Loeffler, with a four year average of 97.04, is valedictorian. A National Merit Scholar, Lisa is a member of the National Honor Society and has served on the Student Council for three years. She has lettered in track, volleyball and basketball and has represented JHS in University Interscholastic League literary events. She also was a for- mer Jaycee Sweetheart and Rodeo Queen. Lisa plans to attend Texas A M Univer- sity. Salutatorian Salutatorian is Lejean Lockett whose aver- age is 96.24. She is a member of the National Honor Society and has served as a class officer for three years. She has twice been elected class favorite as a freshman and as a junior. A member of FHA for four years, she is the current chapter president. She has also been active in the Kimble County 4-H Club and has served on the Teen Board for the past four years. 48 Most Popular Girl Darla Simons, a senior, has been a cheer- leader for the past three years and she was head cheerleader in 1976. She has been chosen as a class officer for three years. Darla also competes in track and has gone to regional. She has served on the teen board and student council. Darla was elected foot- ball sweetheart in 1975. Most Popular Boy Cash Jetton, a junior, lettered in track, football, basketball, baseball, and tennis. He has been in the award winning One Act Play for the past three years. He has received many honors as an actor including best actor in 1977. Cash has been on the Student Council for three years. He has served as a class officer and was elected FHA Beau in 1975. Cash also placed first in sportswriting in Austin this year. 49 Most Beautiful Janna Jacoby, a junior, has been active in track and basketball. She has been a Homecoming Queen candidate and J.V. cheerleader. She is also a member of the National Honor Society. Most Handsome Jim Davis, a junior, has participated in basket- ball, track, football, and baseball. He has also been a class officer. 50 Most Outstanding Boy Noe Gonzales was elected Most Outstanding Boy this year. He has been active in football, basket- ball, and baseball. Noe, a senior, has lettered three years in football and basketball and two years in baseball. He has received many honors as quar- terback of the football team. % Most Outstanding Girl Carol Akers received the honor of Most Outstand- ing Girl. Carol served as class president her sopho- more and junior years. She was elected class favor- ite as a sophomore and as a senior. Carol received three letters in basketball and four letters in track. Honors she received in these were Honorable Men- tion All District forward in 76-77 and regional finalist for three years. She served as Student Council president and vice-president. Carol Akers has been on the National Honor Society for four years. 51 Senior Favorites Junior Favorites Senior Class Officers, (Above): Sam Jetton, president: Vickie Reid, vice-president: Darla Simon, sec- retary; Sandy Beebe, treasurer: and Lejean Lockett, reporter. Junior Class Officers, (Right): J. L. Williams, treasurer; Katy Lackey, secretary; Terry Freeman, presi- dent: Molly Holland, vice-presi- dent; and Allen Adams, reporter. 52 Sophomores Freshman Class favorites are: Randa Jacoby Ricky Smith Class officers include: Michele McElhaney--Vice president Pam Walker—Reporter Sammie Bruce--Secretary David Martin--President Class favorites are: Laurrie Holekamp Rocky Daniels Class officers include: Machele Russell--Reporter Lissa Murr--Secretary Treasurer Jeana Chenault—President Johnny Hughes—Vice president 53 Michele McElhaney, escorted by Ricky Smith, was sophomore choice. - Rocky Daniels escorted the freshmen candidate, Laurrie Holekamp. The outgoing queen, the new queen, and the candidates hold on to their escorts. David Baugh escorted junior candidate Molly Hol- land. The Homecoming Queen, a senior, Le Jean Lockett was escorted by Tim Alexander. 54 In the top left corner, David Martin, FFA Presi- dent escorts Lisa Nixon who was elected FFA sweet- heart. In the middle pic- ture: Brenda Bouman, Foot- ball Sweetheart is being escorted by Ben Gonzales. In the bottom left; LeJean Lockett, FHA President congratulates Noe Gonzales as FHA Beau. In top right corner; Darla Simons, head cheerleader presents a gift to Ricky Smith, Pep Squad Beau. In the Bottom right; Carla Walker is being honored as band sweetheart, escorted by Lyndall Harrison, band president. 55 Miss Kimble County Pageant Over 30 young ladies participated in the Miss Kimble County Pageant. Pecan Queen Laurrie Holekamp was crowned Miss Kimble County. Patsy Lopez received 1st runner up and Cindy Meredith received second. Lisa Baker gives up her position as Pecan Queen to Dana Lennon. Her court includes Melissa Martin and Brenda Bouman. These 14 girls competed for the title of Pecan Queen. 56 ORGANIZA- TIONS Student Council This year's student council has been involved in many different activities. They organized the fifties day. They planned a trophy case in memory of Kath- leen Holekamp containing all of her various awards. Next year’s officers attended the TASC State Convention in Austin where they were part of many meetings. They brought back many new ideas for improving our own council. Pres.—Carol Akers V. Pres.--Molly Holland Sec.--Debbie Shaheen Treas.—Katy Lackey Coach Doyal supervises the students who skipped out of class to suppos- edly work on the handbook. Student Council members are Top Row L to R: David Martin, Nino Torres, David Murr, Lee Modgling, Terry Freeman, Ken Akers, Deanna Capenter, Hugh Doyal, Blake Chenault. Second Row L to R: Molly Holland, Katy Lackey, Debbie Shaheen, Denson Reid, Sam Jetton, Melissa Martin, Laurrie Holekamp. Third Row L to R: Jeana Chenault, Cindy Meredith, Lisa Randle, Randa Jacoby. 58 Honor Societies The members of this society receive this honor every year according to their aca- demic ability and hard work. These students give their best and need to have a 90 or above average for each class and must maintain that average throughout each year. The speaker for the Honor Society Assembly was Lewis Allen, a former gradu- ate of J.H.S. and was the valedictorian of his class. He gave a speech about honor which gave everyone something to think about. Hopefully, he inspired everyone to try his best in the school years to come. Senior Members include front left: Mervin Dale, Sam Jetton, Lejean Lockett, Sylvia Menchaca, Janna Jacoby, Phyllis Ahrens and Theresa Blum; Back left: Steve Tom, Adviser, Carla Walker, Glenda Francis, Vickie Reid, Tim Barker, Lyndall Harrison, Lisa Loeffler, Terry Freeman and Carol Akers. Officers of the National Honor Society are from L to R: Standing-- Katy sighs and says, Oh well, maybe Lejean Lockett: 2nd V. Pres.; Carol Akers: Parliamentarian; Mr. next year I’ll make it to the Honor Tom: Adviser; $itting--Lisa Bowe Loeffler: Pres.; Sam Jetton: 1st Society! , and starts to study. V. Pres.; Carla Walker: Secretary; Mervin Dale: Treasurer; Sylvia Menchaca: Reporter. Members of the Junior Honor Society are from L to R: Mr. Tom, adviser, Lewis Allen was the guest speaker Mark Jetton, Pam Walker, Milo Martinez, David Martin, Marcy Curtis, at the Initiation of the Honor Deanna Whitworth, Sammie Bruce, Irma Ramirez, LaDelle Abilez, Ken Societies. Akers, Randa Jacoby, Michele McElhaney, Tina Bums, Ken Herring, Geanan Cavaness, Lisa Randle, Steve Chevarria, Chuck Hepburn, Letha Haines. 59 Teen Board The Teen Board has sponsored many dances this past year. Among these were the Valentine’s Dance, which was a big suc- cess; the Homecoming Dance; the FFA Rodeo Dance, and other recreational dances throughout the year. They met every third Sunday of the month and raised money by hauling used papers to the Clayton Murr Cedar Fiber Mill. Pam Walker--Treasurer; Terry Freeman- -President. Dancing to the beat of Cotton-eyed Joe , the dancers enjoy the Teen Sponsored Valentine’s Dance. Dana Lennon--Vice President: Maggie Earles- -Secretary. Teen Board Members are standing L to R: Terry Freeman, Maggie Earles, Pam Walker, Ralph Hinds, Melissa Martin, Debbie Shaheen, David Murr. Sitting are L to R: Lisa Randle, Laurrie Holekamp, Marcy Curtis, Scotty Andrews, Janna Jacoby, Lissa Murr. 60 Graduation 1977 Rev. Jack Hunnicutt, local pastor, Mrs. Roybeth Blackburn presented the newly created Johnston-Holek- spoke at the exercises. amp Memorial Scholarship to Phyllis Ahrens. Lisa Bowe Loeffler gave the valedic- tory speech. The final step in graduation is taken as the seniors receive the dip- lomas . Mr. Earles read the names as board president Ben Thomson handed the sheepskins out. 61 FHA The FHA has been involved in various activities throughout the year. They have been selling candy in order to raise money to send Pam Walker, area officer, to Seattle, Washington for the National FHA meeting. They attended the Kerrville State Hos- pital to visit the patients. They also went to the Area meeting in San Antonio and to the State meeting in Houston. They also had a bike hike to raise money for the retarded citizens of America. Tammy Smith and Debra Brown work hard washing cars during FHA week. FHA members: Top row left to right--Katy Lackey, Karen Furr, Lisa Nixon, Cash Jetton, David Murr, Salvador Martinez, Holly Carter, Yolanda Lombrano; 2nd row L to R--Christy Dayton, Jody Adams, Phyllis Ahrens, Linda Franco, Debra Brown, Kim Hardesty, Letha Haines, Elizabeth Bundick; Bottom row L to R-- Tina Burns, Lejean Lockett, Kellie DeShazo, Dana Lennon, Missy Bouman, Carolyn Bannowsky, Marcy Cunis, Dana Couey, Katy Hegwer, Margaret Gauna, Jeana Chenault, Geanan Cavaness, Rachel Gonzales, Judy Furr, and Cindy Grubbs. FHA officers are from left to right: Pam Walker, 1st V.P.; Lejean Lockett, Pres.; Vickie Reid, 3rd V.P.; Darla Simon, 4th V.P.; Karen Furr, 2nd V.P.; Sylvia Menchaca, 5th V.P.; Carla Walker, recording secretary: Tina Burns, corresponding sec.; Geanan Cava- ness, historian: Salvador Maninez, 6th V.P.; Jody Adams, parlia- mentarian . Cathy Calhoun, 1st V.P. of Area VII in charge of programs, who came to Junction and gave some pointers to our FHA members. Letha Haines shows her ability as a seam- stress in Mrs. Bierschwale's Homemaking class. Melissa. Katy, Phyllis. Alexia, Cindy, Evelyn, Brenda, and Carla each assisted in the formal initiation of the Freshmen members in the fall. Vonda Haines and Nellie Lopez give this car a beautiful Turt- le wax shine at the FHA carwash. Top row L to R: Denson Reid, Alexia Williams, Carla Walker, Debbie Shaheen, Vickie Reid, Donna Menchaca, Darla Simon, Pam Walker, Tammy Smith, Irma Ramirez: 2nd row L to R: Cheryl Richter, Judy Stewart, Teresa Pilkington, Teresa Flanagan, Jo Youngdoff, Debra Smith, Randie Schulze, Lissa Murr: Bottom row L to R: Sylvia Menchaca, Melinda Menchaca, Evelyn Rojas, Caren McFarland, Carla Schaeffer, Yvette Menchaca, Tonda Smith, Donna Reid, Belinda Menchaca, Becky Menchaca, Shane Stapp. Not pictured--Lisa Baker, Wanda Beam, Melissa Martin, Roy Silva, Audrey Aaron, Nellie Lopez, Lori Brock, Sherri Hobbs. 63 Sandra Martin proudly displays her Champion Angora Goat. Kathy Thomson holds her First Place Heavyweight Medium wool lamb. Bryan Fleming poses with his 3rd place Dean Martin and his award winning hog. Lightweight Mediumwool lamb. 64 FFA The FFA sponsored and ran the FFA Youth Rodeo. They also were part of the Kimble County Youth Show along with the FHA and 4-H. They also had a hayride with the FHA. Another one of the many activities that they participated in was the Parent-Son Bar B-Q. Miss Keller says, Yuck! What is this? Mrs. Hinds answers, Well, it might taste better if you wouldn’t use your fingers. ” The 1976-77 FFA officers are from left to right: Jerry Don Che- nault, Sentinel; Juan Guajardo, Treasurer; Dean Martin, Secre- Nr. Nixon appears to think that the tary; Felix Ramirez, Reporter; Jesus Ramirez, Vice-Pres.; David FFA's barbeque is finger-lickin good! Martin, President. The ladies patiently wait for the men to cook the barbequed chicken at the FFA Father-Son Banquet. FFA sweetheart, Lisa Nixon, receives a certificate from FFA President, David Martin. 65 Vocational agriculture courses provide training in shop skills. Students learn proper use of tools. Susan Hughes proudly displays her award-winning horse at the Youth Show. 66 Math Club This is the second year that JHS has had a Math Club. Its activities were limited but several trips are being planned for next year’s members. A due of $3 was charged and the money was used for an end-of-the-year swimming party at Lewis Jetton’s ranch. Mr. Chandler was the sponsor of the organization. Math Club sponsor is T. A. Chandler. He also serves as math teacher at JHS. Officers included from left: Lisa Loeffler, secretary: John Blackburn, treasurer: Carol Akers, vice-president; and Sam Jetton, president. 67 Cheerleaders The cheerleaders' ability throughout the year created a spirited atmosphere for all of those at J.H.S. They worked hard and cheered the football team through a memorable year. Pep rallies also boosted the morale of the team members, and were held each week. Debbie Shaheen, Jr., lyr. Randa Jacoby, Soph, lyr. Lissa Murr, Fresh., lyr. Laurrie jumps for joy as the Eagles make a good play. Debra and Jeana seem to think Laurrie is kind of heavy as Michele just laughs at them and says, Suffer!! Laurrie decided to try out for the Pinocchio Look-Alike Contest because she told so many lies that her nose grew and Grew and GREW!! J.V. Cheerleaders are: Top row: Michele McElhaney (head) Sophomore: Debra Smith Sophomore: Bottom row: Laurrie Holekamp Freshman; Jeana Chenault Freshman. Debra, Laurrie, and Jeana look like frozen statues as they cheer the team onward to victory. 69 The once lost Spirit Stick, is proudly dis- played by Dana and Debbie. The new banner is proudly displayed by Deanna and Carla as they step out in front of the band at the San Angelo parade. Shake your booties! The cheerleaders do a chant to raise the players' morale. The Varsity cheerleaders display one of their many poses. The Mystery Guest, Sam Coffey, is revealed to the audience at the Band talent show. 70 My girdle is killing me, says Christy as Molly Lisa Baker watches the game intently as if to antici- says, Sit on it and twirl! pate a touchdown. Brenda Bouman, Jr., Drum Major 1 yr. Lisa Baker, Sr., 3 yrs. Christy Dayton, Soph., lyr. 71 Golden Eagle Band The band fell full swing into the U.I.L. competi- tions this year and gave an overall excellent per- formance. In marching and in concert they received a II rating and in sight reading a I. They also per- formed at the Booster's Barbeque, football games, both the San Antonio and San Angelo Stock Show Parades, A.S.U. Band Day, Christmas Concert, the J.H.S. graduation exercises, and the annual Spring Band Concert and Ice Cream Social on the court- house lawn. The band appreciates the support they received during this great year. Carolyn and Deanna proudly display the Golden Eagle Banner in the San Antonio Stock Show Parade. Do you believe in a little bit of magic? Hey Nino! You're supposed to look at the music, not the camera! Mr. Gibson, Why don't you just stick to band?” Are Kim and Vickie really balancing Pucker up Kristyl, two miles still lie ahead! eagle eggs on golf tees? 2 Top row Band members from left to right: Lyndall Harrison, Mark Meredith, John Curry, Kent Berry, Chuck Hepburn, Danny Dale, Robert Price. Katy Lackey, Nino Torres, Deanna Whitworth; Second row: Debra Rendon, Mack Williams, Pam Walker, Krystal Eidson, Rana Kay Williamson, Donna Menchaca, Johnny Hughes, Keith Peevey, Vivian Robles; Third row: Ken Akers, David Ramos, Lissa Murr, Trini Gonzales, Tammy Smith, Donna Griffith, Carla Walker, David Kordewick, Gary Modgling, Morgan Fuller, Jean Krueger; Fourth row: Melody Hepburn, Rhonda Seba, Patsy Lopez, Michelle McElhaney, Lisa Randle, Teresa Overstreet, Debra Brown, Rachel Gonzales, Isidro Ramirez, Alexia Williams, Melissa Martin; Fifth row: Bobbi Lynn Davis, Lori Nelson, Debbie Shaheen, Carla Schaeffer, Jeana Chenault, Kathy Thompson, Kevin Biddle, Vickie Shaheen. Kathleen Holekamp, Kim Adams, Ann Alexander, Missy Bouman; Sixth row: Irma Ramirez, Beth Russian. Becky Bivins, Michael Sepeda, Karl Berry, Gary Gold, Deanna Lewis. Pam Williams, Theresa Blum, LeJean Lockett, Sammie Bruce, Donna Reid, Beatrice Sepeda, Becky Menchaca, Jeannette Espinosa, Duane Craig, Michael McElhaney, Robbie Dale, Ward Broyles, Marcus Murr, Royce Broyles, Brenda Bouman (drum majorette); Twirlers: Lisa Baker, Molly Holland, Maggie Earles, Christy Dayton; Not pictured: Phyllis Ahrens, Sherri Hobbs. The band impatiently awaits the start of the We are very proud to have a member of our band, our own San Antonio Parade. little drummer boy, Gary Gold, and his accompaniment Debra Rendon. 73 74 The Junction Eagle Band does their thing at the pep- rallies. Along with providing the best music around, the band also participates with the cheering and yelling at the pep-rallies. Donna Menchaca's rank keeps in step with the band's lively music. Kent Berry succeeded in getting a ”1” rat- ing at the solo and ensemble contest in Brownwood which took him to state. In the home-town stands, the band makes up a large part of the cheering section. The Eagle Band demonstrates their marching ability at the San Angelo Stock Show parade. U.I.L. Winners J.H.S. won second overall in U.I.L. events this year. Thus, Junction was well represented at Regional Contest. Isidro Rami- rez, first in District Poetry Inter- pretation and second in News- writing, Terry Freeman and Lyn- dall Harrison second in Debate, Carol Akers second in Ready Writing, and the One-Act Play advanced to Regional competi- tion. The One-Act Play, directed by Joyce Dunk, advanced to State. Steve Tom sponsored the Journalism contest- ants, Joyce Dunk sponsored the speaking contestants, and Joyce Hepburn sponsored typing and shorthand. Carol Akers won second place in District Ready Writing and quali- fied for Regional. L-R. Scotty Andrews, third in District Newswriting; Isidro Ramirez, second in District Newswriting and a Regional qualifier; Edward Har- ris, fourth in Editorial writing; Darwin Raney, fourth in Feature Writ- ing, and Alien Adams, third in Feature Writing and fifth in Headline Writing. The Debate team of Lyndall Harrison and Terry Freeman advanced to Regional by winning second place at District. Isidro Ramirez advanced to Regional by winning first in Dis- trict Poetry Interpretation and second in Newswriting. Annual Staff The 1977 annual staff was a very hard- working crew who spent a great deal of their time and energies contributing to the makings of a quality annual. They attended meetings in San Angelo at ASU and to Austin having to do with yearbook organization. Annual staff members are standing from L to R: Alexia Wil- liams, Phyllis Ahrens, Darwin Raney, Janna Jacoby, Jay Har- din, Mr. Tom, adviser, Edward Harris, Edward Raney; sitting are L to R: Theresa Blum, Lori Nelson, Brenda Bouman, Cindy Meredith, Isidro Ramirez. These are the very attentive annual staff members who would much rather be observing the scenery out on the tennis courts as shown by Alexia and Phyllis, or sleeping like Theresa!! Looks like somebody caught Avery Fuller in action! Alexia and Phyllis work hard to complete their sections of the annual before the deadline. Look for her up, Jay. Look Brenda and Cindy are hard at work for her down, David, look on their annual pages; or are they for her all around, Isidro, really playing connect-the-dots?! Where did the good-looking girl go? Only her hairdres- ser knows for sure! Phyllis Ahrens and Lori Nelson work diligently on their pages for the annual. 76 Eagle’s Eye The Eagle's Eye Staff had a very productive year. They distributed a number of papers throughout the year. Allen Adams served as Vice-Pres. of the Interscholastic League Press Con- ference. Scotty Andrews, Allen Adams, and Darwin Raney served as editors. Group picture of the hard-working newspaper staff pictured are L to R: Tim Alexander, Darwin Raney, Felix Ramirez, Cash Jetton, Mr. Tom, Ralph Hinds, Allen Adams, Isidro Ramirez, Jesus Ramirez, Antonio Ramirez, Edward Harris, Matt Soward, Scotty Andrews. Matt, Scotty, Tim, Allen, Darwin, and Mr. Tom work Juan, Cash, and Cordelia give the camera a slowly but surely on the next issue of The Eagle’s Eye. big smile illustrating their pleasure in studying journalism. Eagle’s Eye Reporters: Standing L to R: Cash Jetton, Isidro The editors patiently” waiting for news Ramirez, Antonio Ramirez; Seated are Ralph Hinds, Tim include Allen Adams, Darwin Raney, and Alexander, Matt Soward, and Felix Ramirez. Scotty Andrews. 77 One-Act Play Flowers for Algernon, the U.I.L. One-Act Play produced by JHS thespians, under the direc- tion of Mrs. Dunk, advanced to the state contest in Austin. Cash Jetton, in his role as Charlie Gor- don , received Best Actor at State, Area, and Dis- trict levels. He was selected to the All-Star Cast at Regional. Molly Holland received Best Actress awards at District and Area contests. Isidro Rami- rez was chosen for the Area All-Star Cast and Regional Honorable-Mention Cast. Ralph Hinds was selected for the Regional All-Star Cast and Maggie Earles was placed on the District All-Star Cast. Algernon, the mouse behind the winning produc- tion. Molly as Professor Nemur, Isidro as Dr. Strauss, and Maggie as Alice in the opening scene. Cast--standing, L-R--Ralph Hinds, Melissa Martin, Randy Roper, Cash Jetton, Mrs. Dunk, Machele Russel, Lisa Loeffler, Phyllis Ahrens. Seated--Maggie Earles, Isidro Ramirez, Molly Holland. Dr. Strauss and Professor Nemur pay Charlie a visit. Burt (Ralph), and Doris (Phyllis), introduce Alger- After winning, even Molly can sleep well, non, a lab mouse, to Charlie (Cash). 78 Season Record McCamey 14 J.H.S. 23 Robert Lee 12 Winters 6 J.H.S. 27 Wall 35 Llano 24 J.H.S. 13 Ozona 36 Mason 28 J.H.S. 42 Eldorado 17 J.H.S. 14 J.H.S. 3 Reagan County 19 J.H.S. 23 J.H.S. 0 Menard 6 J.H.S. 17 J.H.S. 14 Head Coach, Lynn Spivey, (above) and assistant coach, Ronald Faught, (below) combined their efforts, for their first season at J. H. S. Varsity Football The varsity finished the season with a 6-4 record tieing for second in District 9-A. Coach Spivey proudly expressed his satisfaction with the football team by the unity the student body developed and the maturity of the players. Their defeats were to district champions; nevertheless, the Eagles' spirit raged on! 80 Who said more heads are better than one? The Eagle offense, including Virgil Maldonado (66), David Baugh (77), and Noe Gonzales (16), proves to be too hot for the cold” Winters Blizzards defense by defeating them for a second season victory. Above: J.H.S. motto is We'll get 'em in the end.” Right: Cheerlead- ers warmly congratulate the Eagles after a Home- coming victory over the Steers. Junction de- feated Robert Lee 42-12, pleasing the home spec- tators. VARSITY--First row, Left: J. L. Williams, John Blackburn, Sam Jetton, Terry Freeman, Ben Gonzales, Doug Beebe, Billy Davis, Teddy Holekamp; Second row: Allen Adams, Cash Jetton, Ricky Smith, Preston May, Noe Gonzales, Virgil Maldonado, Tim Alexander, Gilbert Gonzales, Mark Jetton (Mgr.), Coach Stovall: Third row: Coach Faught, Darrell Bundick, David Mims, Lee Modgling, David Baugh, Kerry Kinsey, Zack Whitworth, Denson Reid, Steven Brown (Mgr.), Danny Smith (Mgr.), Coach Spivey. 81 Noe Gonzales--3 yrs. John Blackburn--1 yr. Ben Gonzales--3 yrs. Off.-Q.B. Def.-C.B. Off.-F.B. Def.-C.B. Off.-T.B. Def.-H.B. Ben Gonzales struggles for yardage to revive a touchdown drive. Above: EAGLES ARE 1. Left: The Eldorado defense anticipates the tricky Junction offense. Virgil Maldonado displays a prize tackle on a Mason Puncher. 82 Sam Jetton--3 yrs. Off.-G. Def.-L.B. Lee Modgling portrays his receiving ability by catching a T.D. pass. Tim Alexander—1 yr. Off.-S.E. Def.- Downman District 9-A Honorees FIRST TEAM DEFENSE Linebacker: Gilbert Gonzales Secondary: Billy Davis Place Kicker: David Baugh SECOND TEAM DEFENSE Downmen: Cash Jetton, David Baugh, David Mims Secondary: Noe Gonzales Honorable Mention Defense; Doug Beebe FIRST TEAM OFFENSE Guard: Sam Jetton SECOND TEAM OFFENSE Ends; Lee Modgeling, Ricky Smith Tackles: Cash Jetton Center: David Mims Quarterback: Noe Gonzales Honorable Mention: Ben Gonzales Lee Modgling—2 yrs. Off-T.E. Def.-C.B. Ricky Smith catches a breath as the Eagle defense strives to regain the football. Cheerleaders and players rejoice revealing their ultimate goal to be 1. Gilbert Gonzales (24) and Ricky Smith (10) return from action as Eagles pre- pare for Darrell Bundick to punt. 83 J.V.—first row left: Trey Williams, James Mackilican, Danny Gonzales, Randy Roper, Thomas Wools, Adrian Robles, Rocky Wilson, Jamey Carter, Chet Murr, Johnny Hughes, Mgr.; second row left: Amey Gonzales, Milo Martinez, Rudy Castillo, Randy Young, Ken Akers, Rocky Daniels, Keith Peavy, John Curry: third row left: Jesse Dominguez, Pete Lombrano, Tod Bynum, Darrell Coffey, Gary Gardner, Ricky DeloSantos, Nino Tones, Joe Boone, Roland Low. 1976 JV RECORD JHS 18 Menard OPPONENTS 0 0 Mason 27 14 Wall 18 6 Eldorado 18 0 Llano 32 0 Fredericksburg 32 12 Menard 16 0 Mason 18 6 Wall 32 12 Eldorado 28 Coach Stovall gives his team a chalkboard session prior to an up coming game. Our J.V. players worked hard this year under the guidance of Coach Stovall. The season was not a total success or loss. The members gained the experience and ability for their Varsity years to come. 84 Varsity Boys Basketball VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL team members include from left: David Ramos, Humberto Gonzales, Ricky Smith, Kerry Kinsey, Ralph Hinds, Lee Modgling, Virgil Maldonado, Jim Davis, Preston May, J. L. Williams, Denson Reid and Coach Terry Simpson. Lee Modgling battles to get two more points in the Roc- helle Tournament while Ralph Hinds anticipates the rebound. Ralph shoots a technical at Rochelle. 85 David Ramos shoots over an attempted block while Lee Modgling watches two points go through the hoop. Ricky Smith goes up for a shot while Ralph Hinds waits in case of a rebound. Ricky represented the Eagles on the 9-A second team. Ralph Hinds Noe Gonzales Lee Modgling 86 J. L., Denson, Preston, and Trini come back to the bench from a team talk. Ralph takes a free shot during a Reagan County encounter. Lee gets off a good shot against the Owl's defense. Right middle--David (11) makes 2 more for the Eagles. Bottom right--Coach Simpson led the Eagles to a great season record. 87 Varsity Girls Basketball DISTRICT RECORD J.H.S. Opponent 37 Wall 66 33 Robert Lee 82 42 Menard 46 48 Mason 35 47 Eldorado 69 28 Big Lake 58 58 Wall 62 32 Robert Lee 70 43 Menard 42 54 Mason 38 59 Eldorado 83 35 Big Lake 49 CAROL AKERS received Honora- ble Mention All-District honors as forward in District 9-A. Carol has lettered for three years on varsity. Coach Heath, a graduate of West Texas State, began her career with the J.H.S. staff. She introduced new fundamentals and ideas to a young team. Through hard work and dedication the team gained experi- ence and unity. With only three seniors graduating, the team looks forward to that familiar court in the fall. Carol Akers forces her guard away in an attempt to set up the offense. Junction guards struggle to keep the Wall forwards from scoring by blocking out. Lissa Murr wonders if she should drive, pass or shoot. Theresa Blum waits for an Debra Smith (40) shouts, Lissa Murr don’t do that in public while the inbound pass as the guards ball floats toward the side basket, advance the ball to the forwards. 88 Debra Smith flashes past an Eldorado guard Theresa Blum (30) tries to obtain the basketball from the for a sure two points. Wall offense while Lisa Randle prepares for the tip. Carla Walker warms up while Carol Akers The team, Katy Lackey, Theresa Blum, Lisa Randle, Carol appears to be stunned by a specimen in the Akers, Lissa Murr, Debra Smith, listens attentively to Coach bleachers. Heath's game plans. 89 Junior Varsity Boys Basketball The Junior Varsity, under the coaching of Danny Stovall, completed the season with a 7-7 record. Through determination and perspiration, the team established a good foundation for the varsity in the years to come. Coach Stovall was proud of the team's enthusiasm and spirit. Coach Stovall instructs the JV on proper David Mims (51), Danny Dale (24), Terry Andrews (12), and basketball techniques. Dewayne Welch (20) set up the Junction Defense against Eldo- rado. The JV team gathers at the bench for a pep talk. 90 J.V. Girls Basketball Carla Schaefer guards her forward, as the opposing team advances the ball up the court. Junction J.V. 31 Ozona 40 30 Mason 21 13 Llano 21 5 Eldorado 54 14 Robert Lee 54 22 Big Lake 46 26 Menard 22 30 Mason 33 25 Wall 36 Kristyl Eidson tips the jump ball in the direction of her guards for a fast break. 91 FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Bobby Lynn Davis, Dana Couey, Carla Schaefer, Lesa Stapp, Kim Hardesty, Kristyl Eidson, Laurie Holekamp, Caren McFarland, Randa Jacoby, Jeana Chenault, Denise Bowers. Boys’ Track 440 Yard Team members include from left, Mark So ward, Jim Davis, Doug Beebe and J. L. Williams. The relay team placed third in district competition. Mark also ran the mile relay which placed fourth in dis- trict. Jim ran the 220 and long jumped. Doug took third in district with 440 relay team members. He also ran the 100 and high jumped. J. L. ran the 220, the mile relay and the 440. Ricky Smith, left, placed sixth in district in the intermediates and high jumped. Johnny Hughes ran the high hurdles and interme- diate for a sixth. Bobby Chenault ran the high hurdles. Terry Freeman, left, runs the mile in which he claimed first in district. Antonio Ramirez took sixth in the mile. Mark Jetton swept second in the mile run while Denson Reid ran the 880 yard dash. Ben Gonzales moves out after taking the baton from teammate Terry Beebe in the Mason prac- tice meet. 92 Terry Beebe makes a quick hand-off to Ben Gon- zales to come in ahead for the mile relay. Lee Modgeling takes the lead in the 330 high hur- dles. David Baugh puts forth all his effort in the shot put. David Mims shows how really hard it is to throw the discus. Mark Soward, Jim Davis. Doug Beebe, and J. L. Williams pose for the camera showing what nuts they really are. Terry Freeman won district and was a state quali- fier in the mile run. 93 VARSITY BOYS TRACK: Left Rear: Coach Ronald Faught, Danny Smith mgr., Johnny Hughes, Mark Soward, Terry Freeman, David Mims, Ricky Smith, J. L. Williams, David Baugh, Steve Brown mgr., Left Front: Rudy Castillo, Mark Jetton, Antonio Ramirez, Denson Reid, Doug Bebee, Billy Davis, Jim Davis, Bobby Chenault. Coach Faught relaxes, as his team does well in track. Coach Faught led his track team to a win- ning season. The team placed third at the Junction relays, and won the Fredericksburg meet. They placed third at the Sonora meet, first at Mason, fourth at Llano, first at Brady, and first place at District in Mason with 123 points. Terry Freeman went to state in the mile ran, placing fifth. David Ramos flies through the air with the greatest of ease in the broad jump. 94 Girl’s Track Phyllis Ahrens displays her discus ability which took her to regional. Krystal Eidson placed third in the broad jump at District. She also quali- fied for regional in the hurdles. Lissa Murr gives her best effort in the broad Kim Hardesty pushes toward the finish line in the 220 yard jump at District. dash. 95 Kim Hardesty shows her determination Freshman; Carla Schaefer, Freshman; Jeana Chenault, Freshman; in the triple jump. and Dana Couey, Freshman. The mile relay team members at district were Theresa Blum, Junior; Lissa Murr, Freshman; Krystal Eidson, Freshman; and Bobbi Lynn Davis, Freshman. The 880 yard relay team members at dis- trict were Janna Jacoby, Junior; Patsy Lopez, Junior; Kim Hardesty, Freshman; and Darla Simon, Senior (not shown). % Scenes From Football Banquet 97 Members of the boys’ tennis team are from L to R; Standing--Keith Peevey, Trini Gonzales, David Ramos; sitting top row--Gary Gardner, Randy Roper, Steve Chevarria, Gary Chenault; sitting bottom row--Michael Sepeda, Joe Boone, John Blackburn, Coach Danny Stovall. They display all of the many trophies won by the team including the plaque won by Gardner at State. J.V. And Varsity Gary Gardner proudly displays the beauti- Steve and Michael exhibit the hard work it takes to be able to ful plaque he received at the State divi- be a competent tennis player, sion in tennis for winning first place. 98 Members of the girls’ tennis team are from L to R: Standing--Melissa Martin, Maggie Earles; sitting, top row--Denese Bowers, Tina Burns, Debra Smith, Audrey Aaron, Beatrice Sepeda, Vivian Robles, Coach Danny Stovall; sitting, bottom row—Holly Carter, Geanan Cavaness, Cindy Meredith, Dana Lennon. Displayed are the many trophies won by the team. Tennis Dana Lennon steps to the net to speak with Tournament winning Denese Bowers went to State this year her opponent at the Junction Tournament. and won the local JHS tourney. Team members have high hopes for Denese next season. 99 Trini Gonzales and David Ramos advanced to the State semi- finals playing doubles in tennis. David awaits the ball anxiously as he concentrates on his next move. Gary Gardner went all the way to State playing singles in tennis and won 1st there. •m Gary Chenault walks back to position to await the Allen Adams prepares to cram the ball down into beginning of the next point to be played. his opponent's court and win the point. 100 Baseball Pitcher Doug Beebe threw the Eagles to a 6-2 win over Bovina in the Regional game. Coach Simpson led the baseball team to a good season this year. They played Wall 4 times, win- ning 3 out of 4 games for district. First they won 3- 2 with Noe pitching, second 4-3 with Doug pitch- ing and Gilbert with the winning run, third they lost 10-6, and fourth winning 10-1 with Jim pitch- ing. They played Fredericksburg J.V. twice--win- ning one and losing one. They played Comfort winning 10-6 and losing 4-2. They beat McCamey for Bi-District winning 6-2 with Jim pitching. Denson Reid prepares to throw ball. a whoper of a hard Coach Terry Simpson led the Eagles to another suc- cessful season. Jim Davis looks determined as he starts his windup. 101 Slugger Ben Gonzales played center fielder. He had a batting average of .385. Noe Gonzales played pitcher and short stop. He had a batting average of . 387. Virgil Maldonado guarded first base with a batting average of . 400. Thomas Wools played right field and spent most of Lee Modgeling (right) played right field with a bat- the time chasing foul balls. ting average of .393. 102 LEFT--Pam Walker placed third in district with a score of 103. RIGHT--Donna Griffith frowns as she misses the golf ball. Varsity Golf The girls golf team, Pam Walker, Donna Griffith, Carla Walker, and Michele McElhaney wet their toes as they search for lost golf balls. LEFT—Carla Walker smiles as she prepares to swing! RIGHT--Michele McElhaney poses for a golf instruction shot for GOLF DIGEST. 103 Terry Freeman, above, smiles leisurely as he prepares for his old-age retirement pastime. Varsity Boys Golf Mike Coffey, above, concen- trates on the drive while the golf ball soars into Coach Spivey's windshield. Danny Dale, left, scored 187 in District 9-A competition. Dan- ny's abilities lie mostly in the woods and water. Scotty Andrews, left, completes his swing with a strong, full finish which he displayed in district. Terry Andrews, right, prepares to swing off the tee. Terry scored 196 in the two-day district meet. 104 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Administration Preston Joy Business Manager Billy C. Earles Superintendent Richard Purvis Elementary and Junior High Principal J. R. Dillard High School Principal School Board Members BOARD OF EDUCATION—Front left, Dave Akers, Preston Adams. Billy Broyles. Back left, Awbrey Kothmann, Ben Thompson, president, Phil Stapp, and Phil Dunbar, secretary. 106 Primary Building Faculty Gloria Abilez Office Clerk Rose Atchison Special Education Sarah Harrison First Grade L. C. Lewis First Grade Thelma Long Third Grade Debra Mudge Special Ed Glenda Pitts First Grade Jeanell Purvis Second Grade Carol Rodriguez Bilingual Aid Ilee Simon Third Grade Barbara Spiller Second Grade Natalee Wallace Second Grade Glenda Pitts, left, and L. C. Lewis smile as they prepare for their next class. Dusty Henderson looks over some new material. 107 Junior High Building Faculty Mr. Purvis works diligently to keep everything in order. Jean Campbell Sixth Grade Virginia Chandler Fifth Grade Judy Coffey Librarian Marc Dobbins Office Clerk Anne Earles Special Education LaWanda Gilliam Fourth Grade Jack Jones Seventh Grade Vickie Lange Fourth Grade Russa Nell Loeffler Fifth Grade Helen Martin Fifth Grade James Reichenau Seventh Grade Opal Roberts Seventh Grade Martha Simon Kindergarten Wanda Simon School Nurse Collene Tom Special Reading Merle Williams Sixth Grade 108 High School Building Faculty Mrs. Hepburn tries to make a dent in the mountains of typing paper she must correct. Mrs. Youngdoff emphasizes a point during a Freshman English Class. Joyce Alexander, Office Clerk Emory H. Barron, Vocational Agriculture Nancy Berry, English I, Spanish I II Emily Bierschwale, Home Economics Roybeth Blackburn, Counselor T. A. Chandler, Math Hugh Doyal, Health, Driver's Education Joyce Dunk, Speech, 8th grade English Ronald Faught, Physical Education, Coach John Gibson, Band, Choir Joycelyn Hepburn, Typing, Bookkeeping Artis A. Hinds, English III IV Paulette Keller, Home Family, Home Economics Jana Heath, Biology, Girl’s Coach Jack Hoggett, 7th 8th grade Math Katherine Massie, Secretary to Superintendent Chris Mosley, Opportunity English Math Dorothy Murr, Librarian Theola Roper, Physical Education, Coach, English II Terry Simpson, Coach, Government, 8th Grade Social Studies Lynn Spivey, Coach, Related Math I II Danny Stovall, American History, Coach Steve Tom, World History, Journalism Mitch Wilkinson, Chemistry, Physical Science Sonny Williams, Math Mary Youngdoff, Art, jqq English I Teacher's Aides Janet Allsup Elaine Carpenter Gloria Chambers Shirley Ford Mary Haschky Bus driving staff for Junction Schools. Skipping out on us, is what Harryette Jones, left, seems to be doing as she turned the high school secretary duties over to Joyce Alexander, right. Bob, JHS custodian. Cafeteria staff includes from left: front: Ada Sinclair, Burnice Hornsby, Celia Hooker, and Sue Murray, manager; Back left, Francis Billow, Margaret Bates, Lorene Bruns, Shirley Gentry and Bonnie Smith. 110 JUNIOR HIGH 111 Eighth Grade Aaron, Coy Adams, Kim Adams, Scott Alexander. Ann Barboza, Andy Biddle, Kevin Bivins, Becky Blackburn, Paul Boone, Juan Brown, Steven Broyles, Ward Bundick, Lesly Carlile, Rodger Carpenter, Deanna Castillo, Mark Coffey, Clay Joyce Martin, Karen Manges, Debra Rendon, D’Lyn Briggs, and Brenda Randle show their team spirit! Coffey, Susie Craig, Dwayne Crockett, Bill Daharsh, Mark Dale, Robby Davis. Mitch Dominguez, Jesse Espinosa, Elva Flores, Elias Furr, Kathy Gonzales, Irma 112 There's something fishy going on in class. Gonzales. Luz Hepburn, Melody Don't they look busy? Hernandez, Lydia Hinds, David Hodges, Marsha Holekamp, Kathleen Holmes, Lynda Home, Ricky Kortewick, Gary Keith, Rusty Kruger, Jean Lackey, David Lopez, Peggy Manges, Karen Maples, Mona Martin, Joyce Martinez, Joel Menchaca, Vickie Menchaca, Teresa Murr, Marcus McCullough, Ollie McElhaney, Mike Neal, Marlene Overstreet, Teresa Owens, Kenneth Perez, Fernando 113 Philips, Rodney Randle, Brenda Watson, John Williamson, Rana Kay Raney, James Rendon, Debbie Robbins, Dewey Rojas, Eloy Russel, Robby Russian, Beth Rhyan, Rosemarie Schmidt, Charles Sepeda, Jaime Sides, Deena Shaheen, Vickie Skinner, David Stewart, Nancy Taff, Lisa Thomson, Kathy Timms, Bert Tomlinson, Joe Underwood, Scottie Discussions over homework? Eighth grade officers are Scott Adams, Rana Kay Williamson, Joyce Martin, Kathy Thomson and Juan Boone. 114 Seventh Grade Abilez, Donna Andrews, Susan Anguiano, Jerry Arrango, Maria Atkins, Kathy Baker, Bonnie Bierschwale, Robert Bode, Donnie Boone, Brenda Bouman, Tammie Briggs, D'lyn Bundick, Sandra Carlile, Freddy Cook, Belinda Cowsert, Bud Cunis, Tommie Davis, Mike Dobbins, Doug D'Spain, Darla Eppler, Brian Fikes, Joe Freeman, Tim Garcia, Tammy Gentry, Ruby Gardner, Lou Zane 115 Gonzales, Hector Gonzales, Regina Gonzales, Victor Griffith, Marty Gunter, Barbara Haines, Nicky Harrison, Chris Herbst, Darla Hernandez, May Hernandez, Sonia Hill, Duchess Holloway. Sherri Serena Williams dances in her spare time. The seventh grade band awaits instruc- tions ! Hughes, Susan Johnson, Mary Martha Keith, Debra Lamb, Lamar McDonald, Thomas Menchaca, Conrado Mendez, Luz Moore, Valerie Nail, Candy Newbury, Amy Owens, Jackie Ramirez, Daniel 116 Randolph, Mark Raney, Rodger Robles, Doreen Roper, Jerry Russell, Tim Guinn, Salmon Salmon, Regina Schaefer, Sarah Shaheen, Greg Sparks, Len Taff, Doyle Teel, Stephen Amy leads the yells for the sev- enth grade class. IK Victor Gonzales talks to Mrs. Rob- erts about forgetting his homework. Tomlin- son, Teresa Tovar, Rebecca Valverde, Alicia Voulgaris, Dennis Walker, Frankie Wallace, Nellie Wallace, Paula Williams, Glenn Williams, Rex Williams, Serena Williams, Teresa 117 Darla D'Spain Kim Adams Amy Newberry 118 JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS include from left: Amy Newberry, Teresa Overstreet, Kim Adams, Darla D'Spain, and Elva Espinosa, (not shown). Elementary And Jr. High Student Life Several young gymnasts performed at the Band Talent Show. At the Band Talent Show Susan Hughes did her dramatic inter- pretation of Scratch. Theresa Albrecht shows that all learn- ing requires a lot of concentration. I think these boys need a calculator! — The Elementary Children take a break in their Debbie Gellerman performs her twirling routine at the recess activities to pose for a picture. Band Talent Show. 119 Did he say that to you? says Mrs. Harrison to her first grader. Edward Angiuano, Chad Gipson, and Kimberly Jones take a second from Spanish for our camera while Mrs. Rodriques tries to settle them down. Elementary students enhance a large percent of essential school spirit. 120 Charlie Carlile and Victor Gonzales are tak- The Junction Eagles drive up the middle, but are stopped on ing a water break on the sideline. le t lree yarc ne • FIRST ROW: Doyle Taff, Thomas McDonald, Tim Freeman, Lamour Lamb, Jerry Roper, Mark Randolf, Doug Dobbins, SECOND ROW: Dennis Voulgaris, Greg Shaheen, Mike Davis, Hector Gonzales, Lupe Rojas, Len Sparks, Roger Raney, Rex Williams, Freddy Carlile, THIRD ROW: Victor Gonzales, Chris Harrison, Jackie Owens, Robert Bierschwale, Nickey Haines, Conrad Menchaca, Steven Teel, Charlie Carlile, Coach Reichnau. 121 EIGHTH GRADE FOOTBALL--Front left, Clay Coffee, Jerry Aguilar, John Watson, Paul Blackburn, Ward Broyles, and Osvaldo Condarco; Middle left, Charles Schmidt, Eloy Rojas, David Lackey, Mitch Davis, Mark Castillo, Rusty Keith and Jamie Sepeda; Back left, Kenneth Owens, Scott Adams, Juan Boone, Andy Barboza, David Hinds, and Coach Terry Simpson. Eighth Grade Football Ball carrier, Ward Broyles sprints down field toward the goal. Jesse Aguilar, Osvaldo Condarco and James Raney are discussing the progress of the game. 122 Seventh Grade Boys’ Basketball SEVENTH BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM won consolation in the Rocksprings and Junction Tourneys. Members include back left: J. Owens, S. Teel, C. Menchaca, G. Shaheen, D. Dobbins, C. Harrison, L. Lamb, N. Haines, F. Carlile and Coach Jimmy Reichnau; front left: T. McDonald, R. Williams, L. Rojas, H. Gonzales, M. Davis, T. Freeman, J. Roper and G. Williams. Coach Jimmy Reichnau served as junior Reichnau and some of his players talk strategy between classes. high mentor for football, basketball and track. 123 Seventh Grade Girls’ Basketball SEVENTH GRADE GIRLS' TEAM--won every game and three tournaments. Members include: bottom left: Ruby Gentry, Serena Williams, Amy Newbury, Tommie Curtis, Duchess Hill, Susan Hughes, Candy Nail, D'Lyn Briggs, Bonnie Baker, Donna Abilez, and Darla Herbst; back left: Coach Theola Roper, Lou Zane Gardner, Tammy Bouman, Sarah Schaefer, Kathy Atkins, Frankie Walker, Doreen Robles, Brenda Boone, Debbie Keith, Susan Andrews, and Manager Mary Martha Johnson. Eighth Grade Girls’ Basketball EIGHTH GRADE GIRLS’ TEAM MEMBERS include from left: Vickie Shaheen, Diana Carpenter, Elva Espinosa, Peggy Lopez. Mona Maples, Vickie Menchaca, Kathy Thomson, Luz Gonzales, Kim Adams, Theresa Overstreet, Karen Manges, Marsha Hodges, Beth Russian, Nancy Stewart and Suzie Coffey; Brenda Randle, manager, and Coach Theola Roper in back. 124 Teresa shoots one toward the bas- ket for two more points. Teresa Overstreet, right, and Vickie Shaheen, center, try to keep the ball from getting into the hands of the opponent. Vickie goes up in an attempt to get the ball back to team members. JUNIOR HIGH TENNIS TEAM MEMBERS who won second in district include bottom left: Kim Adams, Teresa Overstreet, Vickie Sha- heen, Frankie Walker and Amy Newberry (Lou Zane Gardner--not shown): Back left: Paul Blackburn, Ward Broyles, Juan Boone, Rusty Keith, Ricky Horne and Chris Harrison. 125 Junior High Boys Track SEVENTH GRADE TRACK TEAM members include bottom left: J. Owens, C. K. Harrison, G. Williams, J. Cambell, M. Randolph, D. Taff, T. Feeman, T. McDonald and D. Voulgaris; Top left: Coach Reichnau, V. Gonzales, J. Fikes, B. Eppler, J. Raney, T. Rojas, S. Teel, H. Gonzales, M. Davis, R. Bierschwale, D. Ramirez, N. Haines and J. Anguiana. F. Perez was outstanding in the relays, sprints, pole vault and broad jump. EIGHTH GRADE TRACK TEAM members include bottom left: D. Hinds, E. Rojas, C. Coffey, J. Watson, J. Martinez, M. Davis, and J. Raney; Top left: Coach Reichnau, D. Lackey, K. Owens, M. Castillo, A. Barboza, J. Boone, F. Perez, S. Adams, J. Sepeda, E. Flores, and Manager Steve Brown. Eighth graders won the Eldorado and Mason track meets and won second in district. J. Boone was outstanding in the relays, high jump, and the weight events. Boone and Castillo prepare for their events. 126 127 Junior High Girls’ Track JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS’ TRACK TEAM won one meet and second in three other meets. Members include: Bottom left: Coach Theola Roper. Sarah Schaefer, and Regina Gonzales; Second left: Susan Andrews. Donna Abilez, Doreen Robles, and Teresa Tomlinson; Third left: Serena Williams, Tammy Bouman, Duchess Hill, and Darla D’Spain: Fourth left: Karen Manges, Marsha Hodges, and Lisa Taff; Fifth left. Debra Rendon, Brenda Randle, Mona Maples, and Susie Coffey; Top left: Teresa Overstreet, Kim Adams, Peggy Lopez, and Vickie Shaheen. 128 Jr. High Life Mark Randolph, Doub Dobbins, and Lamar Lamb; typical camera hogs. Caught in the act! Steven Ford and Mrs. Campbell feast on a snack. Scott Smith and Jeff Adams exemplify studying. Derrick Menchaca and Debra Sanchez perform a Mexican dance at the talent show. 129 Tammy Garcia realizes that the camera eye is upon her. A three-legged Darla!!! Chris Harrison reads his District winning poetry at the Talent Show. Assemblies make up for those other days in Jr. High. Nicky Haines proves how interesting Coach Rich- neau's class can be. Say cheese Martha! 130 Sixth Grade Yes, these are the days of our lives in Teresa Williams is secretly enjoying school. Gauna, Louis Gentry, James Gonzales. Anna Gonzales, Edwina Adams, Jeffery Adams, Sheila Albrecht, Paul Anguiano, Leroy Beam, Robert Brock, Tom Carlile, Dayde Carlilc, James Carpenter, Ronnie Cavaness, Coby Coffey, Allan Condarco, Adrian Coursey, Windell Craig. John Dobbins. Kit Doyal, David Ford, Steven Gauna, Dario School work gets tough. J.H.S. What kind of question is that? Hardin, Hardy Harrison, Mike Hatch, Frank Haynes, Aurora Heap, Robin Hernandez, Leonard Hernandez, Rosa Herring, Alan Hull, Tammy Johnston, Bill Kruger. Connie Lippmans, Carla 132 Martinez. Ernestia Moss. Warren Menchaca. Vincente Monis, Krystal Neal. Lisa Overstreet. Todd Perez. Maria Perez, Melba Pattarf. Melissa Pilkington. Monty Powers. Lloyd Prado. Patsy Prado. Rudy Russell. Connie Russian. Frank Who's the entertainment in the back of the room? Ryan, Robert Schmidt, Alisa Simon. David Skinner. Dale Smith. Scott Spiller, Rob Stewart. Randy Taylor, Dee Ann Timms. Doris Tomlinson. Calvin Tomlinson. Tammy Tovar, Oscar Alan Herring and Bill Johnston wonder what to do next. Treadwell. Chandra Wallace. Donna Wallace. Janie Wicker. Leslie Williams. Dale Robin Heap and Alisa Schmidt play games during class. 133 Fifth Grade Norma Con Condarco Melvin Conner Bobby Carpenter Tammy Done Ison Melissa Dunbar Bonnie Espinosa Bonnie Espinosa puis on a Halloween act for her class. Joe Archer Jo Ann Boyd Sharmon Briggs A1 Campbell Walter Carroll Alvin Carroll Jack Cunning- ham Blanca Del Bosque Margarito Flores Millie Flores Danny Gauna Steve Gauna Juan Hernandez Sophia Hernandez Kim Hooker Donalesa Holmes Freddie Lombrano Andy Maples Abel Martinez Sandra Martin Tony Martinez Debbie Maynard Clinton McDonald Tammy McGary Martin Mendez Derrick Menchaca 134 Dana Phillips shows her class what com- fortable means. Martha Montgom- ery Valerie Moore Lainey Murff Monty Raney Shelley Robinson Norma Rojas Kim Simmons Shelly Spiller Robert Sutton Dani Thomson Cathy Tom Debra Tomlinson Elesmira Tovar Andy Tuckness Carlos Vasquez Lee Weaver Whitney Whitworth Carl Williamson Ramiro Perez Dana Phillips Norman Pierce Toby Powers $ Debra Sanchez Kirck Sanders Kem Schwartz � M Shelley Robbinson and Theresa Albrecht pose as milkmaids during a class play. Michelle Taylor Wesley Treadwell Mrs. Chandler’s classes display their school spirit. 135 Romiro, Norma, Melissa and Robert give their unbroken attention to studies in Mrs. Chandler's class. Work! Work! Work! Dwayne Abilez Adrian Anguiano Charlotte Bernal Stephani Bouman Lynn Boyd Greg Brawley Steven Brawley Marky Burch Bryan Campbell Melissa Carrola Ollie Carroll Chris Castillo Ramiro Castillo Julie Craig Shirley Davis Pedro Del Toro Twyla Done Ison Melinda Dunbar Glenn Erwin Felipa Flores Fourth Grade Eugene Gonzales takes an afternoon break. David Gauna Debbie Gellerman Ernestina Gonzales Eugene Gonzales George Guardiola David Haines Leona Hammond Christine Hardesty Adam Hill Ed Hunger Lee Jones seems to be very inter- ested in his studies. 136 LeBleu, Danya Mallard, Trey Morris, Lisa Murff, Shawn Murr, Travis Neal, Kerrie Randle. Sandra Salazar, Jesus Schoppe. Wayne Schulze, Tooier Sexton, Rocky Simon, Clay Simmon, Kevin Stidham, Dale Timms, Ray Tomlinson, Alton Tomlinson. Audrey Tuckness, Kathy Vasquez, Jesus Wallace, Arthur Wallace. Marilyn White, Bobby Wicker, Courtney Steven Brawley listens carefully during class. Eugene Gonzales grimaces in a funny pose for the roving annual staff photographer. Lynn Boyd, Steven Brawley, and Tooter Schulze take a break to visit between classes. 137 Third Grade Albright. Lisa Anguiano. Edward Arrango. Manuel Boone. Bobby Boone. Frankie Carpenter. Bryan Carpenter. Darryl Canola, Ron Conner. Cecil Conners. Pam Coursey, Rodney Dale. Billy Davis. Dorothy Del Bosque. Mario Done Ison. Cavitt Ensley, Bobby Fleming. Kent Ford, Donovan Fritz. Gerald Gibson. Chad Gonzales. Jeanette Gonzales, Rachel Guardiola. Hector Haines, Vance Happner. Traci Heimann, Amy Heimann. James Hernandez, Belinda Kim Jones lends a helping hand Mrs. Lang's class make cards for Christmas. Hernandez, James Holekamp, Mariana Jennings, Melody Jones, Carl Jones. Hillary Jones. Kim 138 Theresa Keith James Kothmann Jennifer Kothmann Jennifer Martin Sherry McAnally Mitch McElhaney Tim Meadors Todd Mills John Ogas Tracie Perkins Wanda Perry Alicia Porter Travis Powers Tony Prado Kelli Purvis Elizabeth Ramos Ray Rojas Sherry Salmon Regina Seba Donna Sexton Toby Spivey Cathy Stewart Cody Timms Rhonda Timms The third grade students show their alertness. Mrs. Wilkinson keeps her class on its toes during reading period. Ann Williams Terry Wools Tina Tomlinson Emma Lou Treadwell Armando Valverde Sylvia Wallace 139 Mariana Holekamp and Jennifer Martin stay busy during class. Second Grade Oscar Abilez Jesse Aguero Davis Allsup Juan Alvarez Armando Ayala Johnny Ayala Tate Bannowsky Todd Bannowsky Julio Bernal Daniel Boone Heather Maples and Sammy Valverde are surprised at their next assignment. Roy Hooker does chin-ups on the desk. Buddy Patton gets caught in the act again! Kody Bradshaw Paul Bynum Jill Cunning- ham Faye Dale John Guerra Tim Hardesty Sam Carlile Ross Cashman Billy Castleberry Sammy Condarco Sharman Conner Tammie Dale Shonna Doyal Melissa Evans Bryan Fleming Earl Gentry Jode Harper Marshall Heap Ricky Henderson Charles Herbsi Michael Hernandez 140 Johnston Holekamp Andy Hooker Ray Hooker Darrell Jackson Jay Johnson Shawn Keele Michelle Kiser Eddie Koemer Douglas Lake Mackey Lange Frankie Lopez Heather Maples Michele Kiser really is reading. Maples Tawney Martel Edward McAnally Daniel Boone, Melissa Evans, Amy Stidham and Michael Hernandez fol- lowing a class party held in Mrs. Pur- vis’ room. Mrs. Spiller and her class discuss ways of making change. Vicky McDonald Shane Mogford James Patton Jeannie Randolph Daniel Rendon David Rojas Ross Roper Raymond Ryan Sammy Sambrano Junior Sanchez Jimmy Shelton Randy Sexton Marc Simon Stacy Steiner Amy Stidham The many faces of second grad- ers. Vicky Tomlinson Roland Valverde Sammy Valverde Bobby Wahrmund Kay Wallace Randy Wallace Sherri Wallace Tony Woodress 141 First Grade Adams, Steve Albrecht, Scottie Baker, Alice Barboza, Mary Jane Bernal, Elvira Bouman, John Brawley, Alan Bundick, Shenandoah Bynum, John Carpenter, Ricky Carroll, Joe Carroll, Tammy Condarco, Geneva Davis, Clayton Davis, Stacy Del Bosque, Rachel Del Toro, Cynthia Dominquez, Juan D'Spain, Toby Enriquez, Rita Filyaw, Boyd Fleming, Becky Guana, Lydia Gipson, Charlie Gonzales, Martin Gregg, Pogo Guardiola, Leticia Happner, Kim Heiman, Kathy Henderson, Susan Hernandez, Joshua Hernandez, Mandy Hodges, Patrick Holland. Janice Hooker, Bruce Ibarra, Martha Jarvis, Heath Jenkins, Michael Jones, Kaya Jordan, Sara Keele, Daniel Koeher, Rodney Kothmann, Kevin LeBleu, Debbie Lombrano, Ray Lopez, Brenda Lopez, Ermelinda Martin, Susan McAnally, Jimmy McDonald. John McGuire. Laurie Montgomery, Mary Neal, Terry Newbury, Jamey Ogas, William Perez, Peggy 142 The first grade class goes Easter-egg hunt- ing. Pierce, Steve Porter, Kevin Purvis, Terri Ragland, Allison Randy Sexton and Judy Simpson help each other with their homework. Ramon, Joe Ramon, Junior Rendon, Melissa Rios, Luis Roberts, Ranee Rust, Wade Salazar, Raul Sambrano. Adrian Sandefur, Steve Schmidt. Leann Schoppe, Jo Lynn Shelton, Billy Schoppe, Jimmy Simpson, Jody Smith, Steven Stewart, James The first grade class waits in line for the Easter-bunny. Stewart, Jerry Sutton, Bradley Taylor. Barbi Timms, DeWayne Thomson. Carr Tomlinson, Charles Tomlinson, Willie Wahrmund, Johnny Wallace, Carla Wallace, Gregory Watson, Lee Weaver, Pamela White, Sandra Whitworth, Zsa Williams, John Williams. Kathryn Woodress, Bobby 143 Kindergarten Amy Alvarez Jamie Baker Jeanna Bankston Jason Bannowsky Armondo Bernal Christopher Burns Ashley Campbell Micheal Castillo Raquel Castillo Becky Conner Charles Conner Krystal Cormier Wesley Covington Deborah Del Toro Lance Dillard Denise Dominquez Sara Enriquez Darla Fleming Michelle Fritz Frank Garcia James Gibson Cameron Hall Holli Heap Millie Henderson Teresa Hooker Jorge Ibarra Elizabeth Jones Kelly Kothmann Jody Lange Beatrice Lopez Juan Lopez Ted Maynard Raquel Castillo smiles while she works. Building blocks seem to be a favorite activity in the Kindergarten class. Members of the Kindergarten class enjoy a day of fun and games. Raymond McDonald Craig Meadors Christie Murr Dianna Perry Sandra Rios Kathryn Russian The Kindergarten class participate in vari- ous games. Eddie Menchaca Mathew Menchaca Hilaria Mendez Jane Mills Roseann Prado Shawn Raney Andrew Rangel James Rhoden Keith Simmons Key Simon Debra Sparks Cory Spivey Stephanie Steiner Jason Stewart Chad Taylor Kathy Tomlinson Toni Tomlinson Alma Valverde Kimberly Wallace Kimberly Waites Jane Mills displays her artistic abilities. Key Simon and Jane Mills share their art work. 146 Is this the real Faye Dale? Elementary Life It's another day of coloring for Jody Simpson and Randy Sexton. Mrs. Simon's Kindergarten class plays ring around the Sammy Condarco and Josh Hernandez show • their appealing smiles. 146 Mrs. Schmidt and her special reading class; Kay Mrs. Rodriguez gives a Spanish lesson in the elementary K. Wallace, Micheal Hernandez, and Edward grades. McAnally. It's out of the rain for Darla Fleming and her classmates. Jennifer Martin displays the ups and downs of a primary student. Honestly Mr. Simon, we didn't do it! Mrs. Mudge hurries her students to their next activity. 147 Eighth Grade Graduation Rev. Sam Coffee served as speaker. Rana Kay Williamson, who had the highest grade point average gave the benediction. The Eighth Grade Class members line up anxiously awaiting their diplo- mas. Supt. B. C. Earles awarded the diplomas. Scott Adams gladly accepts his. Rana Kay receives the Woodman of the World award. 148 MILKY MALTS SHAKES CHEVROLET Pont HAMBURGERS ADVERTISERS LUMRFl csH Lockers — -qOCESGJ 2jTA 1X5° ° 446-3444 JUNCTION • ...i vzA grocer Y RTlVf SlBsn BODE FEED Kimble Co. Feed Seed Livestock and Agriculture Supplies Roosevelt, Texas 446-3560 CUNNINGHAM CHEVRON 314 Main Street Phone 446-9517 JUNCTION AUTOMOTIVE AUTO PARTS NAPA Products Wholesale Retail 811 Main Junction, Texas 76849 Phone 446-2824 Night 446-2907 LONDON HALL REFRESHMENTS DANCING Earl Poston: owner London, TX (915)475-2581 TODD’S CRISPY FRIED owned operated By MILLS ENTERPRISES, INC. 1402 Main Junction HATCH MOBILE HOMES INC. Mobile Homes Campers Mobile Home Insurance FHA VA Loans 2150 N. Main 446-2036 HILL COUNTRY FLORIST Mrs. Troy Hardesty--owner 909 Main 446-2427 150 t_ « Bonnie Newbury Sect.--Mgr. KIMBLE COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Sponser of Miss Kimble County Best Wishes THE JUNCTION LAND CO. We Specialize in Ranch Sales H. F. Jacoby and Ken Stapp 446-3469 JO’S BEAUTY SALON 1411 Main phone: 446-2154 THE CRAFT SHOP American Handicraft Associate Dealer 1001 Main St. Junction, Texas FABRIC LAND NORMA SKAGGS phone: 446-2210 630 Main St. YOUR TROUBLES ALEX’S AUTO SERVICE Engine Repair Automatic Manual Transmissions Electrical Systems Tune-Ups Mufflers--Brakes Auto Air Conditioning Road Service Pick-Up Delivery 446-2042 1008 MAIN Junction, TEX. 151 JUNCTION NATIONAL BANK 701 Main T-BONE CAFE TOWN COUNTRY FOOD STORES T-Bone Dowell—Owner 1907 N. Main 446-2515 Most convenient Store in Town 1977 N. Main 446-2739 Junction 152 THE HILLS MOTEL T.V. CABLE 905 Main Phone: 446-3215 1520 N. Main 915 446-2567 John and Kathy Cashman owners JUNCTION STOCK YARDS Menard Hwy. Site of Annual County Youth Show 446-3378 Willard Jordan owner JUNCTION WAREHOUSE COMPANY Congratulations Seniors! C. T. Dr. Ted Holekamp Holekamp T. J. MOORE LUMBER YARD MOUNTAIN VIEW MOTEL E. C. Lewis Best Service in Town! 446-2627 2006 N. Main AND FURNITURE All of your Lumber needs” 1610 Main Street Junction, Texas Save the Soil Save Texas PHONE: 446-2595 Supporting THE GOLDEN EAGLE Ervin L. Blum 154 C. MAYE’S 619 Main Street Where Fashion is Fun Bob and C. Maye Neal 446-2417 STYLIST BARBER SHOP ... , 1123 Main Street 446-3522 No Appointment Necessary KAMPGROUNDS OF AMERICA 2145 N. Main HILL COUNTRY FASHIONS 2000 Main Street Congratulations Seniors! VELMA’S BEAUTY SHOP 333 North 16th Street THE LITTLE STORE owners: Mr. Mrs. Clifton Nail across from School Campus 155 WESTERN STAR MOTEL WHITAKER REPAIR SERVICE 215 Rio Vista Junction Texas 446-2493 A. W. Whitaker GWYN’S JEWELRY 644 Main Junction, Texas Manufacturing Jeweler owner: John Bouman Gwyn House Graduate Phone: Gemologist 1079 Main 446-2255 446-2160 GOOD VIBRATIONS RECORD SHOP Owned Operated by Phil M. A. Dunbar R. D. KOTHMANN INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE AGENCY 515 College 446-3254 Susie Kothmann Seer. Salesperson P.O. Box 207 446-2320 156 CLINT SMITH DISTRIBUTOR OF GULF OIL PRODUCTS 2110 N. Main Street Junction, Texas 76849 446 - 2863 nights call: 446 - 2086 the best in tire and battery service” BATTERY Left to right—Nita Raley, Betty Biddle, Clema Rampy, and owner: Floyd Butler. Complete Prescription Service CITY PHARMACY 602 Main Phone: 446-2511 157 BARKER’S FOOD STORE, INC. 310 Main Street Junction, Texas 446-2219 •rrrrnrarrrrrB—M«—M—«1 NELSON MOTORS Chevrolet--Pontiac--Buick Mr. Mrs. Karl Nelson and Family 915-446-2444 158 R. E. “DICK” HOMANN REALTOR 1701 Main Street HORST’S MILKY WAY DRIVE INN A good place to eat for fast food. Enjoy good food and drinks. Junction Branch HILL COUNTRY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Owner--Horst Wendlandt MEREDITH ELECTRIC FLOOR COVERING AND FURNITURE 720 Main 446-3361 1112 Main St. 446-2820 159 SEARS SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE Your satisfaction is guaranteed” 727 Main Junction, Texas 446-3368 til CUT 1E Gay Mogford, Asst. Mgt. JUNCTION MERLE NORMAN NATURAL COSMETIC STUDIO GAS CO. 106 Hotel Las Lomas Keep your fire burning clean” Mrs. Gully Cowsert Owner 519 College Fina Gas Lee Tires KIMBLE OIL James Barker 1928 N. Main 446-2539 LOS LOMAS BEAUTY SALON 609 College Phone 446-2126 GANDY’S DAIRY PRODUCTS Phil Dunbar--Local Gandy's Distributor OK CAFE R. B. Dorothy McKinney Eating out is fun. 446-3613 Try us for Fresh Water Catfish on Fridays, and Delicious Mexican Food Annie Torres--Assistant Compliments of the LETI STUDY CLUB ANN’S FLOWER SHOP 601 Main Flowers whisper what words will never say” George Ella Robbins--Owner 161 LIVERMAN’S GROCERY 1414 Main Junction Groceries Meats Cecil Conner PEEVEY’S VARIETY INC. Allene Scott 610 Main Junction, Texas 446-2944 FRONTIER REALTY BLACKBURN ABSTRACT COMPANY 135 N. 6th Junction, Texas Preparations of abstract of lands in Kimble County, Texas Agent for Stewart Title Guaranty Company and for Lawyer’s Title Insurance Company. 1100 Main 446-3334 Steve Johnson and Auvie Johnson CARLILE EXXON FULL LINE EXXON PRODUCTS State Inspection, Front-end Alignment, Spin Balance Highway 83—IH 10 446-3551 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE 404 Main 446-2833 Doyle Shaw--Owner-Mgr. C H LOCKERS At the Deer-Horn Tree” Fine Meats—Storage—Custom Process Deer Processing John Cashman 1502 Main 915 446-2826 163 CHUCKWAGON Owned By Mary Horton 2005 Main 446-2211 SEGOVIA TRUCK STOP RESTAURANT Mervin Craig IH 10--8 mi. east of Junction 24 hr. Service (Daily Lunch) 446-3693 TRUcrmw] RESTAURAN-r COZY FOOD MARKET George, Clarice, Patti Gregg 1009 Main 446-2719 PICO’S RESTAURANT Specializing in Mexican Food 1501 Main St. 446-3542 164 BUSTER’S LAUNDRY CLEANERS Being well groomed is an asset 510 Main owner: phone: Loyd Williamson 446-2314 HODGES-FIFE FUNERAL HOME The Friendly Bank owners: Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Fife AGGIE’S TOP ART FASHIONS Aggie, Faye, and Betsy 640 Main Phone 446-2431 TOP ART BEAUTY SALON FIRST STATE BANK 1601 College Junction ISSACK’S RESTAURANT HILL COUNTRY’S FINEST 1606 Main St. TEXAN THEATRE A Ragsdale Theatre Roy, Ina, and Liz Ragsdale POWELL HARDWARE AND MOTOR PARTS SUN VALLEY MOTEL Owners Jim Georgia Boyd Interstate 10 - 83 - 377 - 290 j POWELL MOTOR PARTS 1014 Main 446-2224 Phone: 915-446-2505 Junction, Texas 76849 CEDAR FIBER CO. INC. HARDIN PLUMBING ”we service what we sell LEONARD SUTTON PECANS - FURS 415 Main Junction, Texas 76849 1940 N. Main Phone 446-2580 GIBSON’S DISCOUNT CENTER DAYTON’S SHAMROCK Phone: 446-2020 1802 Main R. E. Nixon 643 Main 446-3355 AC SPARK PLUGS FILTERS REMINGTON TIRES 167 LOZANO BODY SHOP 4th College 446-2444 CACTUS BAR-B-QUE 1815V N. Main 446-2478 Charles Hagood--Mgr. KIMBLE FEED AND LUMBER Your Ace dealer. Supplying Hardware, Paints, Tools, Housewares, Electrical and Plumbing, and Heating Supplies. 168 KIMBLE MOTEL AND RESTAURANT 1110 Main 446-2535 We believe in our School System” JJfirBt Baptist (Djurcli CORNKM OAK ANO CIGMTM BTRCCTO phOni 9lS 446-212S JUNCTION. TEXAS 76849 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH THE WINDMILL CORNER 1001 Main, Junction 446-3632 Joe Shirley Ford invite you to come by and visit us. We think you will be pleased with our selection of Arts, Crafts, Hob- bies, Gifts, and etc.; that we have to offer. May we give our Blessings and say Good Luck in the future to all of the 1977 Graduates of good ole Junction High School. CHENAULT’S Gulf Products - U.S. Tires Guns - Ammunition - Sporting Goods 731 Main Street Phone 446-2316 Junction, Texas 76849 Junction, Texas 169 RANDOLPH ABSTRACT COMPANY, INC. Complete Abstract Title Service REPRESENTING MANY MAJOR TITLE COMPANIES 522 Main Junction 446-3318 or 446-2317 LUMBLEY’S Junction's Newest Grocery Store Compliments of the CACTUS STUDY CLUB Junction, Texas 2031 North Main Street 446-3541 170 CULWELL’S SEGOVIA TRUCK STOP Interstate Highway 10 8 Miles East of Junction, Texas Mid-Continent Leaseway Skelly Feld Phillips Tires Tubes, Batteries, Road Service--Rooms, Clean Showers, Women Welcome OPEN 24 HOURS PHONE (915) 446-9550 RESTAURANT mm jli n l|— D n n m !£ TIW E ««F� 172 BLACKBURN’S PHARMACY Marvin Gloria Petty Pharmacists and Owners Gifts- - Drugs- - Cosmetics 911 North Main 446-2116 Junction, Texas SEGOVIA STORE Segovia, Texas 446-2743 M. C. Blackburn Jr., Manager The Golden Eagle Annual Staff Wishes To Thank Each Advertiser For Helping Partially Financing This Book With Ad Revenue. Otherwise, The Book Would Cost You Much More. Support These Advertisers And Tell Them Thanks. 173 OLD SPANISH TRAIL 656 Main For ALL your Western Wear Needs Wrangler, Levi Jeans (Justin, Nocona Sanders Boots THE JUNCTION EAGLE 215 N. 6th 446-2610 Your Home Town Paper” MCFARLAND’S GULF HAVE A NICE FOREVER STATION From I.H. 10 Highway 83 COLLEGE STREET (915) 446-9543 CHURCH OF CHRIST Junction, Texas CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! M W BUTANE 175 176 WiS: