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

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1978 volume:

Flanagen John Hayla Cash Jetton LaDelle Abilez Amy Heimann Paul Blackburn Nicky Barboza Ricky Skaggs Holli Heap Randy Young James Gibson Larry Gold Randi Sutton Shirley Davis George Guardicla Susan Hughes Willie Tomlinson Gregory Wallace Eugene Gonzales Donelson Cavett III Judy Conner Dean Torres Raul Hayala Jamie Wallace Marti Yglesias James Baker Ms. Jean E. Campbell Tammy Donelson John Cashman Elizabeth Jones Pamela Conner Patsy Prado Shawn Garrett Murff Hilary Jones Cynthia Seargent Wesley Treadwell Jerry Roper Ashley Campbell Millie Henderson Christopher Burns Michael Harrison Joe Carroll Armando Bernal Mary Montgomery Alma Valenzuela Theresa Albrecht Sammy Gunter Kelley Green Elva Espinosa Norma Del Bosque Awelia Coronado Victor Gonzales Jo Ann Boyd David Valencia Tammy Tomlinson Amy Stidham Susan Wright Tony Prado Allan Adams Lino Munoz Lou Zane Gardener Holly Carter Shelly Wyatt Belinda Cook Michael Castillo Robert Price Tammy Smith Martha Montgomery Luis Rios Sonia Hernandez Johnny Hughes Katy Hegwar Stephanie Bouman Melba Perez Sherri Holloway Tisha Cormier Madeline McKean Steven Smith David Akers Roland Low Leon Barron Baye Wilson Johnathan Campbell John Adams Donald Snyder Mack Williams Armando Ayala Robert Sutton Teresa Kieth Teresa Enchaca Lamar Lamb Dwayne Abilez Tammy Bouman Jerry Anguino Charles Tomlinson Caryn McFarland Oscar Sell Tim Meador Deanna Holloway Andy Barboza Regina Webb Jeff Tinsley Bonnie Baker Hardy Hardin Freddy Rendon Lydia Hernandez Jeanetta Sloan Carolyn Bannowsky Tommy Tinsley Francisco Mendez Sharmin Conner Teresa Hooker Margaret Guana Lissa Murr Ward Whitworth Adrian Robles Noemi Del Bosque Lance Wright Mike McElhaney Regina Gonzales Terry Wools Marilyn Wallace Deborah Gelluman Royce Broyles Eddie Tuckeness Eddie Lopez Tommy Brock Melody Jennings Aurora Haines Marty Griffith Jamie Carter Steve Gauna Cecil Conner D'Lynn Briggs Hugh Doyal Jeffrey Adams Christine Hardesty Phil Stapp Sandra Williams Leslie Murphy Chet Murr David Ramos Helen Schmidt Joe Martinez Dixie Briggs Ola Bettesworth David Haines Chip Johnson Kathy Thomson Rocky Daniel Frankie Walker Corinne Robles David Skinner Frank Hatch Theresa Williams Lisa Arneson Freddy Carlisle Eugene Monroe Juan Lopez Vickie Lange Tommie Gaston Melinda Menchaca Alice Baker Johnston Holekamp Dorothy Murr Danny Stovall Patrick Hodges Mary Youngdoff Joyce Alexandet Joyce Dunk Mark Randolph Jim Voulgaris Virginia Chandler T. A. Chandler Thomas McDonald Jessica Smith Preston Joy Theola Roper Monty Raney Gerald Fritz Norma Condarco Lenardo Torres Jane Mills Ollie McCullough George Wright Kelly Goodman Mary Wright Donald Goodwin Becky Bivins Katherine Massie Ernestina Martinez Robby Russell Lisa Albrecht Debbie Rendon Trey Williams Jason Stewart Sara Jordan Janice Stockton Shonna Doyal Amy Newbury Kimberly Simmons Sonny Williams Karen Adams Allison Ragland Letha Haines Kan McMahon Bill Crockett Elaine Carpenter Russa Nell Leeffler Yolanda Lombrano Jesus Salazar George Sell Kevin Simmons David Rojas James Gentry Kirby Stidham Barbara Spiller Brenda Randle Cathy Stewart Irma Ramirez Geneva Condarco Teddy Holekamp Becky Flemming Deborah LeBlue David Baugh Barbie Taylor Derrick Menchaca Danny Smith Gully Cowsert Oscar Steele Jamey Stewart Christy Murr Jackie Owens Emory Barron Shirla Mullins Brenda Boone Debbie Deaton Donna Sexton Sherry McAnnaly Connie Russell Kent Berry Kevin Kothman Alan Brawley Alisa Schmidt Bobby Woodress Rose Atchison Billy Broyles Boyce Hunger Mitch Davis Robert Bierschwale Junior Sanchez Anna Gonzales Juan Boone Gary Modgling Anne Earles Pete Torres Michele Fritz Jimmy Alatore Carol Rodriguez Larissa Coursey Brian Smith Rex Lackey Gary Jefferies John Gibson David Rathke David Dunlap Stacy Martin Darryl Martin Elva Herminia Jack Cunningham Author Wallace Scott Davis Jeana Chenault Sandra Martin Jeanette Gonzales Stacy Skero Carla Wallace Joshua Herdandez Lisa Ann Palmer Todd D'Spain Doyal Taffe Letitia Guardiola Danya LeBlue Joe Fikes Tony Casey Brettc- Goodwin Antonio Ramirez Jamey Warhmund Lee Watson Carlos Arango Charles Rooke Jamie Weever Brian Eppler Shane Mogford Lesa Stapp Steven Brawley Lottie Perry Kevin Wisehart Tate Bannowsky Laurie McGuire Valerie Potts Gracie Perkins Ricky Home Ferrell Thomey Missy Bouman Isidro Ramon Jr. Paul Evans Lisa Morns Jerry Stewart Frances Goodman Valerie Moore Cindy Meredith Tina Tomlinson Shawn Henderson Roseann Perdo Leslie Bundick Chico Ramon Doug Dobbins Hector Gonzales Lloyd Powers Jennifer Kothman Francisco Garcia Martin Gonzales Dennis Voulgaris Ed Hunger Craig Meador Mark Sloan Wade Rust Toby D'Spain Tim Freeman Ike Maples Alan Herring Kit Dobbins Lee Weaver Vickie Menchaca Sylvia Wallace Pete Lombrano Rana Kay Williamson Johnny Wahrmund Katherine Atkins Rudy Castillo Dennis Birkhoider Kimberly Jones Alton Tomlinson John Sissel Scott Adams Austin Skero Nicky Haines Edward Conally Kathy Tomlinson Todd Overstreet Kody Bradshaw Marlene Neal Manam Ryan Peggy Lopez Adrian Carrola Flizsabeth Ramon Audry Tomlinson Chandra Treadwell Todd Bynum Terri Purvis Stacy Davis Jame Hernandez Janel Stockton Charles, Gibson Bryan Fleming Kim Happner Whitney Whitworth Ray Lonniirano Micheu Bcoth AUREUS AQUILA 1977-78 Junction High School Junction, Texas 76849 Vol. XXX TABLE OF CONTENTS page Student Life..................................2 Administration...............................18 Class Pictures...............................27 Favorites....................................49 Athletics.....................................65 Organizations................................91 Jr. High....................................122 Elementary..................................148 Advertising..................................159 COVER PAGE Aureus Aquila is derived from Latin. We chose Latin because it is a universal lan- guage. a language of culture and learning, and to introduce a unique title for your year- book. This year’s title is most appropriate because of the several meanings associated with the Latin word Aquila: (1) an Eagle; (2) a constellation with a guiding star: and (3) a standard (in our case—the standard of Pride and Excellence) NOTE: Key for identification for pages 6, 7, 10, 11, 14 and 15 may be found on page 17. PRIDE IN EACH OTHER. . . We took special pride in our friendship; we stuck together through difficult times, and rejoiced through the good. We made each other feel needed at JHSyesterday, today, tomorrow, and always. UPPER RIGHT Mark had trouble explaining the difference between a piston and a spark plug to Brenda. LOWER LEFT: Rachel and Victor compared letter jackets. LOWER RIGHT: Kim Hardesty shared ideas with friends. 4 PRIDE IN OURSELVES. . . To take pride in anything you do, you have to take pride in yourself. We had pride in what we stood for. ABOVE: Did he really write this to me? asked Vickie Men chaca. UPPER LEFT: Danny Smith debated on what to do next. LOWER LEFT: Linda Guana took pride in her appearance. 5 We are individuals, yet we make one. In work and play we help each other along, experiencing highs and lows, taking each day as it comes. Reaching for the goals that we want, striving for the dreams we hope to obtain. This is pride, loving, caring, sharing. Taking care of our school, sharing our knowledge, and loving our fellow classmates, our teachers, and our school. PRIDE IN ACTIVITIES. . . We participated in many activities. We had pride because we knew that ‘ We Were The Champions!’ UPPER LEFT: Someone had too many activities. UPPER RIGHT: Preston May readied the photography gear. LOWER LEFT: Theresa and Brenda did a skit for the Gong Show. LOWER RIGHT: The Cheerleaders inspected the trophies (most of which JHS won) at the track meet. PRIDE IN ACTIVITIES. . . But we still had time to play. And we played hard and clean both at home and away. UPPER LEFT: ‘Guess who?’ asked Laurrie as Bobbi Lynn hopefully said, 'Sylvester Stallone!' UPPER RIGHT: Belinda and Machete demonstrated how to say NO' the hard way. LOWER LEFT: Mark helped Theresa practice her bal- ancing act. LOWER RIGHT: Rocky and Janna demonstrated a new ‘bump’; sitting down! Pride is defined as being proud of something. We carry it much further than that; we respond to what is going on, we take part in the happenings around us. We care, we love, we ARE proud! PRIDE IN OUR ACTIONS. . . To be accountable for the things you do, you have to make sure they are the right things. . . We look sharp, we think sharp, we act sharp. We have pride in whatever we do. H I S'tocu JuMC7T OA PftNb UPPER LEFT: One of the signs in the hall complimenting the UPPER CENTER: Judy rushed to be on time. UPPER RIGHT: band for Sweepstakes. LOWER LEFT: Vivian Robles slaved over Katie primped a little before class to make sure she looked her mug shots. LOWER RIGHT: Kim went all out in the dash. best. PRIDE IN OUR KNOWLEDGE. . . We took the time to learn, and used what we learned. Using our knowledge to the best of our ability, we feel we can obtain our highest goals. UPPER RIGHT: Yolanda Lombrano working on a typing deadline. ABOVE: Teresa, Vickie, Melody, and Royce joined the rest of the class in paying close attention. UPPER LEFT: Rocky Daniel and Trini Gonzales were completely absorbed. River boundaries change. Towns change. So do we. . . Just as slowly But just as surely. PRIDE IN OUR SCHOOL. . . Making repairs, painting and cleaning were some of the ways we showed how we felt about JHS. 16 UPPER LEFT: LaDell Abilez helped in making the school room brighter. UPPER RIGHT and ABOVE: Dana, Machele, Sherri, Randy and Red all worked on making the school grounds cleaner. FACULTY AND ADMIN1STRA TION Kfc 5 Two of the lesser publicized administra- tive positions that are very important to our school are those of Business Manager and Tax Assessor-Collector. Here at JHS these two positions are held by just one person, Preston Joy. His job is to appraise and value personal and real property in our district, establish ownership, prepare tax notices and collect taxes. Tax money that is collected is used in two ways. A portion of it is used to retire school bonds that were sold in 1962. The greater portion goes directly to the school to pay for goods and services for which we do not receive funding from the state. Like the Federal Minimum Wage Act which established a floor for salaries, the State of Texas has established the Mini- mum Foundation Act which grants monies to all accredited schools to pay minimum salaries and operating expenses. All districts are also assessed and must pay a specific amount as their share. This year the amount we contributed was $121,487. Married to Vera Beth Wade and the father of Cash, Mr. Joy (right) has been an employee of the JISD for 2 years. In terms of seniority in the Business Office, Janet Allsup (below) takes, the hon- ors. She has been bookkeeper for the last 6 years. Also assisting in the downtown office is Mrs. John Lockett. 18 The top administrative position in our school is held by Superintendent Billie C. Earles. Mr. Earles is responsible for carrying out the directions of the Board of Trustees. He is charged with the administration of all instructional and non- instructional programs in our district. Married to Ardith Anne, they are the parents of Eddie, Cindy, and Maggie. The former Director of Pupil Personnel Services, Research, Planning and Special Programs at Abilene ISD, Mr. Earles received his B.B.A. from North Texas State, his Master’s degree from Hardin-Simmons and has continued his post graduate education with the Uni- versity of Texas and Hardin-Simmons. A relative newcomer this year. Principal Joe Rob- inson took over the reins of running the high school from Jack Hoggett who had been filling in after Mr. J. R. Dillard's resignation on November 8, 1977. In charge of curriculum, Mr. Robinson has been successful in arranging for many elective courses for the 1978-79 school year. He has been instru- mental in welding both the faculty and student body together to help make this a year in which we can truly take pride. Mr. Robinson has been involved many, many hours each week in counseling both students and teachers. Of course, the occasional discipline prob- lem does come to his office and he has been involved in discipline. Coming to JHS after the first quarter, Mr. Robin- son found himself immediately involved in the Self- Study Program mandated by the Texas Education Agency. In addition to this, as custodian of text- books, Mr. Robinson also inherited another time- consuming task. Sharing his technical knowledge with the Journal- ism and Yearbook staffs, Mr. Robinson was both a stimulus and a well-spring of information. Married to Joy, they are the parents of Jane, a 4th grader. Mr. Robinson came here from Bammel Mid- dle School near Houston. His B.S. and Master's degrees are from Stephen F. Austin State. He has completed 30 hours toward his doctorate at the Uni- versity of Houston. GLORIA ABILEZ Clerical Aide JOYCE ALEXANDER Fourth Grade ROSE ATCHISON Special Ed. EMORY BARRON Voc. Ag., H.S. OLA FAY BETTESWORTH Special Education EMILY BIERSCHWALE Homemaking, H.S. DIXIE BRIGGS Rem. Reading JEAN CAMPBELL Sixth Grade ELAINE CARPENTER Teacher’s Aide GLORIA CHAMBERS State Comp. Ed. T. A. CHANDLER Math, H.S. VIRGINIA CHANDLER Fifth Grade JUDY COFFEY Library Aide DEBBIE DEATON Science, Jr. Hi. J. R. DILLARD Principal, H.S. HUGH DOYAL Science, H.S. A native of Kimble County, Katherine Massey is the Secretary to the John Gibson, Nita Spivey, Opal Roberts, and Tommie Gaston enjoy Superintendent, and has been employed by the JISD for 10 years. the outdoors at the Annual UIL picnic at the Akers’ ranch. 20 Language A rts Gloria S. Chambers (Opportunity Math, Lan- guage Arts) B.S., North Texas State Joyce Dunk (Speech, 8th Grade English) 8.A., North Texas State Artis A. Hinds (English III, IV) B.A., M.A., Sul Ross Dorothy M. Murr (Librarian) A. B., Northwestern State (La.) M. Ed., Hardin-Simmons Theola J. Roper (English I, II, P.E.) B. S., M. Ed., Sam Houston State Nancy Berry Walker (English II, Spanish I, II) B.A., Angelo State Mary R. Youngdoff (English I, Art) B.A.. Austin College M. Ed., University of Houston leader this yeaM Originally I’.ir.uliv.- and new uu.- ear u JUS. Gloria Chambers dower right) .oarticipaT H anu rfas a -1H Club , y-SHii rather active Besiks Bung thlEjunior ciask pTay and W fne Act play fonjlL. Mrs. Dunk (lower loft) tional Services Comm |ll found time to coachirffe. UIL Prose. w one ol rtfc's Tra and Tefhrxs div- Of, the highlights oft Open House’ duriyq Nat 1 been the Ar: uxhi uclenis n Mary You iddi'tioff mg a men- A graduate of. s the ■ nnua Jucati ided b ’s dasses.'I if thu-Educa •i. Youngdof of-the 1 reshman Poetry, and Debate sponsor the Junidljwasst., As ur offici ViFrma of the Language Arts program, Artis Hinds (upper left) faced a very busy schedule In addition to coaching UIL Reacfy Writing ancf sponsor- ing the Senior Class and the National Hono' Society and ihe N tigpal Junior Honor Society she was ver involved in the R Sen-Study Program as cha nan ot me Acc'edi WWTbteering Committee and as i memoeWj||renilosophv and Obi tT Committee and the Curriculum C n tee In'her spare tima� rs. Hinds wr poetry One ofhjLpwjA Currents, Wff% assiyj mprogram evaluation publisjija, ffjTMggys issug-qf the Many ar«gaej ws were act vec English jSBmSP™1 ' L. M oth in schMdfWI te-currie«Wictiv, Dorothy Murr was active in more ways dies. The OriWSPt Play placed first in Dis than one during 1978. Afty wahdfto and r|ct competition while Poetry, Prose, anc oa jogging 3 4 mila each day «jetore Jg tecompeted a egional. as ady for more pro- The department broadened the use o incy Berry Walke Junior Clas if the National Horja Honor Societies. Sh of the School anc of the Self-Stud) iat was most sue Arts department lartmertt was _id rogram to ana trtfths and weaPesse?, TafestJib lish priority for future programs, and tc school Mrs. Murr wasafeady fo( more pro saic apfrvlilfs._He mibrarian and in chargdof all Visual Aids, she was the Head Ot the Educational Services Committee for Se t Study. She also sponsored the Fresh- man Class and UIL Spelling. Theola Roper was a sponior of both the [Cheerleaders a- d the Sopjiiomore Class, h also coacoed Jr. High Basketball, |paperback books in the curriculum adopted new grammar texts lor grades 9 12 for the 1978-79 school year, changec the approach for outside reading, anc established a camaraderie among the Lan g .age Arts staff m which the end produci wus beneficial to students. Mr. Chandler, Mr. and Mrs. Massie, Mrs. Gaston, and Mrs. Stockton were among the audience at the FHA Banquet. Mr. Robinson, Mrs. Spivey, and Mrs. Gaston were judges at the Gong Show. 22 JOYCE DUNK Speech, H.S. ANNE EARLES Special Ed. RONALD FAUGHT History, H.S. JOHN GIBSON Band, All Levels LaWANDA GILLIAM Fourth Grade SARAH HARRISON First Grade JOYCELYN HEPBURN Business, H.S. LOUIS HILLYARD Government, H.S. ARTIS HINDS English, H.S. JACK JONES Science, Jr. Hi. JANE KOTHMANN Second Grade VICKIE LANGE Fourth Grade L. C. LEWIS First Grade NAN LOEFFLER Second Grade RUSSA LOEFFLER Fifth Grade HELEN MARTIN Fifth Grade Science and Physical Education T. A. Chandler, Jr. (Algebra I, II, Geometry, Advanced Math) B.S., Southwest Texas State Debra S. Deaton (Physical Education, 7th and 8th Grade Science) B.S.. Tarleton State E. Hugh Doyal (Biology, Physiology, Health) B.A., West Texas State Ronald G. Faught (Physical Education, American History) B.S., Angelo State Donald B. Goodwin (Chem- istry, Physical Science) B.S., University of Houston Louis D. Hillyard (Physical Education, American Government) B.S., Howard Payne Jack C. Hogget (Inter.m Principal, 7th and 8th Grade Math) B.S., Southwest Texas V. Lynn Spivey (Physical Education, Related Math Ul) B.S., Southwest Texas Danny Stovall (Physical Education and 6th Grade Social Studies) B.S., Tarleton State A veteran at JHS. T. A. Chandler has been teaching math for 17 years. This year he sponsored the Math Club and was a sponsor for the Junior Class. Completing her first year at JHS, Debra Deaton (lower right) started right at the top by being one of the Senior Class sponsors. Originally from Ozona, she was also Girls Basket- ball coach. Hugh Doyal finished his 13th year at JHS by spending his summer teaching Driver's Education. This year he was spon- sor of the Student Council and Coordinator for the Adult Con- tinuing Education Program. He also served as Head of the Student Activities Committee of the Self-Study Program. A native of Doss, Ronald Faught was a Senior Class sponsor and coached Boys Track. Another Senior Class sponsor this year was Donald Good- win, who came to the Hill country from the Houston area. Originally from Brownwood, Louis Hillyard helped sponsor the Sophomore Class and coached Basketball. In terms of seniority. Jack Hoggett takes one of the top prizes. His 24 years’ experience at JHS led to his selection as Interim Principal. In addition to his unexpected administrative duties, he continued teaching 7th and 8th Grade Math and was an 8th Grade Class sponsor. Completig his second year, Lynn Spivey (lower left) was Athletic Director, Head Football coach and an 8th Grade Class sponsor. Both he and his wife. Nita (who also spent a great deal of time in the High School in many different capacities), came to Junction from Fredericksburg. Danny Stovall (lower left) coached Football, Tennis, Golf and J.V. Basketball. EUGENE MONROE World History SHIRLA MULLINS Second Grade DOROTHY MURR Librarian DIANNE NUNLEY Special Ed. GLENDA PITTS First Grade CAROL RODRIGUEZ Aide, Bilingual OPAL ROBERTS English, Jr. Hi THEOLA ROPER English, H.S. HELEN SCHMIDT Teacher's Aide ILEE SIMON Third Grade MARTHA SIMON Kindergarten WANDA SIMON Nurse B. LEESPILLER Remedial Reading LYNN SPIVEY Head Coach JANICE STOCKTON Dist. Ed., H.S. DANNY STOVALL Social Studies, Jr. Hi NOT SHOWN: MARY JANE HASCHKE, Plan “A Aide; FRAN CES HENDERSON. Teacher s Aide. VERA JOY, Teacher's Aide; JAMES NEIL REICHENAU, P.E., All Levels; JACK HOGGETT, Junior Hi Math; CARROLL WILLIAMS, Occupational Investiga tion MARY ANN WRIGHT Third Grade MARY YOUNGDOFF Art, English, H.S. 24 Vocational Education And Social Studies Emory H. Barron, (VoAg I, II, Ag Mechanics) B.S., M. Ed., Texas A M Emily C. Bierschwale (Home Ec I, II, Home and Family Living) B.S., North Texas State John E. Gibson (Band) B. M. Ed., Texas Tech Joycelyn K. Hepburn (Business) B.S., Texas Women's University Norman Eugene Monroe (World History, Journalism) B.S., Texas A I M. Ed., Sul Ross Janice Stockton (Distributive Education) B.S., Southwest Texas State Carroll A. Williams (Occupational Investiga tion) B.S., Texas Tech Thirteen is not necessarily unlucky. Cer- First Baptist Church, and still found time to Committee of Self-Study, tainly not in terms of teaching experience. play tennis. Also completing her first year at JHS, Jan However, this is the thirteenth anniversary of A native of Junction and a graduate of ice Stockton (lower right) was DECA spon Emory Barron's (lower right) tenure at JISD. JHS, Joycelyn Hepburn (lower left) has com- sor. Junior Class sponsor, and Head of the This year he sponsored the Future Farmers pleted eight years at JHS. Coaching UIL Guidance Services Committee of Self Study, of America and the Sophomore Class. Shorthand and Typing and sponsoring the A five year veteran, Carroll A. Williams, Another vocational educator is Emily Freshman Class, Mrs. Hepburn was also (lower right) was a Junior Class Sponsor. Bierschwale. Completing her nineteenth assistant chairman of the Accreditation year at JHS, Mrs. Bierschwale sponsored the Steering Committee and Head of the Curric- Sophomore Class, the Future Homemakers ulum Committee of Self-Study. In addition to of America and also held a Summer Sewing all this she spent many days and lots of extra Class. time in assisting with the Advertising Sec John Gibson (lower right) has taught at tion of this year's annual. JISD for the last 2Vi years. During the past Completing his first year at JHS, Eugene year he served as Head of the School Facili- Monroe (upper left) sponsored both the ties Committee of Self-Study, was a Summer Eagle's Eye and the Aureus Aquila. He was Band Camp teacher, directed music at the also a member of the Educational Services Teachers A nd Seniors UPPER LEFT Coach Faught and Allen conducted an experiment at the Senior Picnic. UPPER RIGHT: Joycelyn Hepburn watches Terry straighten his col lar while Brenda’s thoughts are miles away. BOTTOM Congressman Bob Kreuger (a teacher for many years) gives political advice to Cash and Allen at the Junior Senior Banquet. 26 Senior Class Officers President—Cash Jetton Secretary—Allen Adams Vice President—Teddy Holekamp Treasurer—J. L. Williams Reporter—Theresa Blum TheJHS Senior Class Of ALLEN ADAMS DAVID BAUGH JOE BEAM THERESA BLUM BRENDA BOUMAN BOBBYCHENAULT MIKE COFFEE BILLY DAVIS NORMA DEL BOSQUE BOBBY DOMINGUEZ TERESA FLANAGAN TERRY FREEMAN LARRY GOLD 28 Nineteen Hundred And Seventy-Eight. CASH JETTON KERRY KINSEY KATY LACKEY PATSY LOPEZ BELINDA MENCHACA MELINDA MENCHACA ISIDRO RAMIREZ DENSON REID DONNA REID RANDY ROPER DEBBIE SHAHEEN CORDELIA TORRES J. L. WILLIAMS MARTI YGLESIAS 29 NOT SHOWN: Danny Bolt, Danny Dale, James MacKillican Seniors In Action UPPER LEFT Teddy Holekamp and Doug Beebe making plans. UPPER RIGHT: Terry Freeman investigates a mural show mg the granting of the Magna Carta. Terry was at Howard Payne attending a banquet for outstanding West Texas scholars. LOWER LEFT: Katie Lackey and Kerry Kinsey are enjoying the Prom. LOWER CENTER: Clint Smith and Bobby Dominguez are patiently waiting for the food to be served at the Junior Senior Banquet. If you look close you might find Clint’s hat. LOWER RIGHT: Cash Jetton in a serious moment. UPPER LEFT: Unaware of the camera, Brenda Bouman is completely absorbed by the music at the Junior-Senior Prom. UPPER RIGHT: Theresa Blum receives a handshake from George Dugger of ASU at the Chamber of Commerce banquet in San Angelo honoring West Texas students for outstanding academic achievement. BOTTOM Edward Harris and friends entertained at the Gong Show. Seniors And Juniors UPPER LEFT: The Gong Show was a Band Booster project to raise funds. Among the entertainers were Jim Davis’, Cash Jetton’s, Dean Martin's, David Mim’s, and Doug Beebe's version of KISS. LOWER LEFT: One of the highlights of almost any year is the Junior Senior Prom. Cindy Meredith and Ken Herring were among those present. UPPER RIGHT: Jannette Espinosa, Isidro Ramirez, Cordelia Torres and friends showed us how to do it” at the Prom. LOWER RIGHT A study in moods at a varsity girls' basketball game—Jim Davis, Sherri Hobbs, Robin Wright, David Mims, Michelle McElhaney, Ricky Smith, Mike Coffey, Ken Herring, and if you look really close, Cindy Meredith. Juniors AUDREY AARON LADELLE ABILEZ TERRY ANDREWS LEON BARRON DOUG BEEBE KENT BERRY DENESE BOWERS SAMMIE BRUCE DARRELL BUNDICK ABETH BUNDICK GARY BUNDICK JAMIE CARTER RUDY CASTILLO MARCY CURTIS CHRISTY DAYTON JANNETTE ESPINOSA PERRY FIKES RAUL FLORES GARY GARDENER LINDA GAUNA GARY GOLD GILBERT GONZALES CINDY GRUBBS KEN HERRING RANDA JACOBY MARK JETTON CHIP JOHNSON PETE LOMBRANO YOLANDA LOMBRANO ROLAND LOW VIRGIL MALDONADO DAVID MARTIN DEAN MARTIN MAILO MARTINEZ MARIA MARTINEZ MICHELE McELHANEY KARI McMAHON BECKY MENCHACA GARY MODGLING DAVID RAMOS LISA RANDLE VIVIAN ROBLES CHARLES ROOKE RANDIE SCHULTZ BEATRICE SEPEDA BRIAN SMITH CLINT SMITH 35 DEBRA SMITH RICKY SMITH MARK SOWARD MATT SOWARD JUDI STEWART KIRBY STIDHAM JIMMY TEEL TOMMY TINNEY PAM WALKER DWAYNE WELCH DEANNA WHITWORTH MACK WILLIAMS TREY WILLIAMS ROCKY WILSON ROBIN WRIGHT UPPER LEFT: Vivian and Beatrice hard at work on the yearbook. LOWER LEFT: Robin and Jim hardly at work in the library. LOWER RIGHT: Bill and friend really hard at work at the rodeo. 36 NOT SHOWN Bill Bivens, Tina Burns, Jim Davis, David Dunlap, Preston May, Irma Ramirez, Charles Rooke, Mark Sloan, and Kody Stapp. Juniors In Action UPPER LEFT: Juniors really in action. BELOW LEFT: Gary Bundick decides on his next activity. BELOW RIGHT Irma Ramirez works to beat a deadline. LOWER LEFT Bobby Chenault shows Shelly how body action operates. RIGHT CENTER: Jannette Espinosa watches the action at the banquet. LOWER RIGHT Rolland Low anticipates the action at the ban quet. Juniors A nd Sophomores UPPER LEFT Debra, Gisele and Bobbi Lynn decide who is going after the hamburgers. UPPER RIGHT: Preston and Pete have been showing the UT campus to Becky, Lesa, Lori, Cordelia, Sherri, Curtus, and Mark BOTTOM: One of the fringe benefits of living in Junction is the use of the dam and the river Dwayne and Dana take advantage of a lazy afternoon to start on a sun tan. icers Secretary John C urry Treasurer— Belinda Bannowsk President Randy Young • 'VtctHPreskleni__J )hn Cashman Sophomores FREDDY ABILEZ KEN AKERS CARLOS ARANGO BONNIE ATKINS BELINDA BANNOWSKY CAROLYN BANNOWSKY KARL BERRY JOE BOONE LORI BROCK DEBRA BROWN ROYCE BROYLES JEFF BURLESON TODD BYNUM HOLLY CARTER JOHN CASHMAN GEANAN CAVANESS STEVE CHAVARIA JEANACHENAULT DANACOUEY CURTUS CRITES JOHN CURRY ROCKY DANIEL BOBBI LYNN DAVIS TODD D’SPAIN KRISTYL EIDSON JIM EPPLER ARNIE GONZALES RACHEL GONZALES RAYMOND GONZALES KELLY GOODMAN RED GRIFFIN DONNA GRIFFITH MARGARETGAUNA LETHA HAINES VONDA HAINES KIM HARDESTY KATY HEGWER CHUCK HEPBURN SHERRI HOBBS LAURRIEHOLEKAMP 40 JOHNNY HUGHES TERRI JONES TRAVIS MAPLES caryn McFarland DONNA MENCHACA MARK MEREDITH MAX MONROE LISSA MURR BECKY PALMER KEITH PEAVEY ROBERT PRICE ADRIAN ROBLES PAUL RODRIGUEZ MACHELE RUSSELL CARLA SCHAEFER MICHAEL SEPEDA BELOW: Laurrie, Bobbi Lynn, and Jeana were servers at the enior Banquet. • DANNY SMITH TAMMY SMITH LESA STAPP JIM VOULGARIS KEVIN WALL REGINA WEBB WARD WHITWORTH PAM WILLIAMS BAYE WILSON THOMAS WOOLS ———— RANDY YOUNG NOT SHOWN: JOY YOUNGDOFF Francisco Mendez Eddie Tuckness UPPER LEFT: Joy getting ready for the Easter Parade. UPPER CENTER: Kristyl and Ken in a serious mood. UPPER RIGHT: Johnny not in a serious mood. LOWER LEFT Adrian demonstrates his versatility. 42 • T Sophomores In Action LEFT: Action sometimes takes many forms. It looks as if Geanan and Edward have climbed quite a few steps on The Stairway to Heaven. BOTTOM: Sophomores are very active. You can see them almost any afternoon (or even at night) either at the dam or in the river. BELOW: An active cheerleader project. CENTER: Mark gets down low to catch the action at a tennis match. CEN TER RIGHT Lori and Lesa hard at work Sophomores A nd Freshmen BELOW: Deanna and Belinda climb atop the superstructure. BOT TOM: David Lackey, Joey Martinez, and Max explore the Llano. UPPER RIGHT: Joyce, Belinda, and Mr. Monroe had to climb top- side. RIGHT CENTER: Terry, Curtus, Joyce, Deanna and Belinda rest on the gun turret of a tank. President— Juan Boone (not shown) Vice-President— Teresa Overstreet Secretary— Kim Adams Treasurer— Jean Kruger (not shown) FRESHMAN TERESA Freshman Class Offi Freshman KIM ADAMS SCOTT ADAMS ANN ALEXANDER ANDY BARBOZA CINDY BECKWITH KEVIN BIDDLE BECKY BIVINS PAUL BLACKBURN JUAN BOONE MISSY BOUMAN STEVE BROWN WARD BROYLES LESLIE BUNDICK TODD BURLESON RODGER CARLILE DEANNA CARPENTER MARK CASTILLO SUSIE COFFEY OSVALDO CONDARCO DWAYNE CRAIG MARK DAHARSH ROBBY DALE MITCH DAVIS RICKY DE LOS SANTOS JESSE DOMINGUEZ JOHN PAUL DUNLAP ELVA ESPINOSA ELIAS FLORES JUDY FURR KATHY FURR DANNY GONZALES IRMA GONZALES LUZ GONZALES TRINI GONZALES TERRY GUNTER MELODY HEPBURN LYDIA HERNANDEZ DAVID HINDS MARSHA HODGES RICKY HORNE RUSTY KEITH I JEAN KRUGER DAVID LACKEY GISELE LOPEZ PEGGY LOPEZ KAREN MANGES MICHELLE MANGES MONA MAPLES JOYCE MARTIN JOEL MARTINEZ ollie McCullough MIKE McELHANEY TERESA MENCHACA VICKIE MENCHACA 46 CHETMURR TERESA OVERSTREET KENNETH OWENS USA ANN PALMER FERNANDO PEREZ RODNEY PHILLIPS BRENDA RANDLE DEBBIE RENDON NOT SHOWN: Noemi Del Bosque Bobby Beyer Madeline McKean This year’s Freshman class is a very competitive class. Whether in sports or in the class- room, many freshmen compete vigorously and successfully with upperclassmen. BELOW: Deanna Carpenter serves punch at the Junior-Senior banquet. BOTTOM: Teresa Overstreet listens care- fully in Algebra I. FREDDY RENDON ISABELL RENDON ELOY ROJAS KENNETH ROOKE ROBBY RUSSELL MARIAM RYAN ROSEMARIE RYAN CHARLES SCHMIDT VICKIE SHAHEEN CECILIA SHAW NADA SIDES DAVID SKINNER JEANETTA SLOAN TOMMY SMITH NANCY STEWART LISA TAFF KATHY THOMPSON NINO TORRES SCOTTIE UNDERWOOD RANA KAY WILLIAMSON LANCE WRIGHT Freshmen In Aetion RIGHT Joe Fikes goes all out to keep his seat at the FFA Rodeo. CENTER LEFT: JHS freshmen are not afraid to take responsibility for their actions. Kenny Rooke and Mitch Davis set an example to ele mentary students in keeping our campus clean CENTER RIGHT: Life is not always serious for Mitch as Susan Hughes is about to find out. LOWER LEFT: The cafeteria is the center of activity during lunch. Irma Gonzales is part of the action. LOWER RIGHT: Karen Manges and Marsha Hodges say. Come on in. the water s fine!!’ MR. JHS Cash Jetton Randa Jacoby MOST HANDSOME Stephen Virgil Maldonado 52 Cindy Grubbs 53 David Mims BEST ALL-AROUND GIRL 54 Katy Lackey MOST ATHLETIC BOY 55 David Ramos MOST ATHLETIC GIRL Debra Smith FAVORITE SENIOR BOY 57 Bobby Chenault FAVORITE SENIOR GIRL Cordelia Torres FAVORITE JUNIOR BOY Gilbert Gonzales 60 Sammie Bruce 61 62 Jeanna Chenault 63 Ward Broyles 64 Karen Manges A THLETICS careres 65 ABOVE: Varsity, 1st Row: Jim Davis, Rocky Daniel, Randy Roper, Randy Young, Chet Murr, J. L. Williams, Ricky Smith. 2nd Row: Denson Reid, Rudy Castillo, Roland Low, Mailo Martinez, Cash Jetton, Teddy Holekamp, Doug Beebe, Pete Lombrano, Gilbert Gonzales, Coach Danny Stovall. STANDING: Coach Ronald Faught, Kerry Kinsey, Darrell Bundick, Gary Gardner, Mark Sloan, David Mims, David Baugh, Allen Adams, Virgil Maldonado, Coach Lynn Spivey. BELOW: Doug carries the ball as Rudy rushes over to block in the Homecoming Game against Ozona. Homecoming The Homecoming celebration started on the evening of October 14 when we played Ozona. Each class had chosen its candidate for Queen—Freshman—Kim Adams, Sophomore—Bobbi Lynn Davis, Junior—Robin Wright, and Senior —Theresa Blum. While the band played Men of Ohio, we all held our breath to see who the new Queen would be. The announcement came over the loud speaker. Robin had won! Gary Gardner escorted the 1978 Homecoming Queen through the arches with her arms full of roses. One sad note: Ozona defeated us in a very close game by the score of 21-14. LEFT: Gary and Robin. BELOW: Mitch Davis escorts Kim; Randy Young and Bobbi Lynn; Gary and Robin; David Mims and Theresa. ALLEN ADAMS Honorable Mention DAVID BAUGH All District. 1st Team Offense All District, 1st Team Defense RUDY CASTILLO Honorable Mention JIM DAVIS Honorable Mention GARY GARDNER All District, 2nd Team Offense GILBERT GONZALES Defensive Player of the Week for West Texas All District, 1st Team Defense Honorable Mention—Offense TEDDY HOLEKAMP All District, 2nd Team Offense VIRGIL MALDONADO Honorable Mention DAVID MIMS All District, 1st Team Offense All District, 2nd Team Defense CHETMURR Honorable Mention RICKY SMITH All District, 1 st Team Offense All District, 2nd Team Defense J.L. WILLIAMS Honorable Mention The Varsity Eagles opened the season with a bang, and kept fighting to the very end. Through ups and downs, they maintained spirit and pride. One particular triumph for the team was beating Menard, our long time rival, in the 4th quarter of the last game. There were many outstanding members of the team and we received several awards. Gilbert Gonzales was chosen Defensive Player of the Week for West Texas by the San Angelo Standard Times sportswriters. The coaches in our district picked David Mimms, David Baugh, and Ricky Smith for All District First Team Offense and Gary Gardner and Teddy Holekamp for All District Second Team Offense. Gilbert Gonzales, Virgil Maldonado, and Jim Davis were selected for Honorable Mention, Offense. The Coaches also named Gilbert Gonzales (unanimous choice), Billy Davis and David Baugh to the All District First Team and David Mims and Ricky Smith to the All District Second Team Defense. Allen Adams, Rudy Castillo, Chet Murr, and J. L. Williams were selected for Honorable Mention Defense. JHS 20 VARSITY McCamey OPP 7 12 Winters 13 7 Llano 28 27 Robert Lee 0 0 Wall 41 14 Ozona 21 22 Mason 13 20 Eldorado 7 42 Big Lake 14 16 Menard 0 27 JUNIOR VARSITY Menard 0 12 Mason 7 13 Llano 6 0 Eldorado 18 8 Wall 10 52 Menard 0 12 Mason 7 35 Fredericksburg 8 1 Eldorado 0 ABOVE: The Junior Varsity had an outstanding year. Coached by Danny Stovall, they finished the season with a 7 3 record. SITTING: Andy Barboza, David Ramos, Mitch Davis, Todd Burleson, Kenneth Rooke, Johnny Hughes, Trini Gonzales, David Hinds and Ken Akers. KNEELING Joe Boone, Arnie Gonzales, Raymond Gonzales, Mark Castillo, Jerry Aguilar, Dean Martin, John Curry, Gary Bundick, Jesse Dominguez, and Kenneth Owens. STANDING: Trey Williams, Todd Bynum, David Lackey, Scott Adams, Nino Torres, Lance Wright, Juan Boone, Charles Rooke, Ken Herring, Red Griffith, Kelly Goodman, and Coach Danny Stovall. BELOW: Jim Davis and Mark Sloan are keyed in on the Wall Hawks ball carrier. We won that game 41 0. 69 Basketball ABOVE: David Mims, Virgil Maldonado, Dwayne Welch, Danny Dale, J. L. Williams, Trini Gonzales, David Ramos, Ricky Smith, and Mike Coffey. The Boys Varsity, coached by Louis Hillyard, had an interesting season. Some games,Jike the Ozona game which they won 42 to 34, they were down right brilliant, i Concerning the Ozona game, Mike Coffee said, The score wastlose throughout the game arid the lead changed several times. It was one of the most exciting games we played all season! Some games,____ during the Harper Tournament which we lost 42 to 29, they just couldn't get started. also particl- jjeball, makes id a lot more pivots, lumps. ike the Medina game UPPER LEFT: David Mims, wh paled in Football, Track, and getting as$asket look as easy fun)asfalling off a log! BELOW David bounces the andf!shoots against Eden ABOVE: Ricky Smith, David Ramos, David Mims, and Mike BELOW: Terry Andrews dribbles down court against Robert Coffey are poised to break to receive a pass from out of Lee. Although the first half was very close, we lost that game bounds. —57-41. JV 26 67 40 41 52 37 41 62 51 53 51 29 ' Regj in City JV 62 37 Reg In City JV 46 4? Mas Dn JV- 24 41 Regan City 78 Co hed by Danny Stovall, the Junior Varsity was composed of Johnny Hughes, Ken Herring, Terry Andrews, Juan Boone, Rocky Daniel, Kelly Goodman, Ward Broyles, Mitch Davis, Trey Williams, Nino Torres, Lance Wright, Scott Adams, Paul Blackburn, Chip Johnson, Robby Dale, and David Hinds. SCOREBOARD Opp. Ozona JV 31 Sonora JV 38 Rockspnngs Var. 56 Bracketville Vai 47 EdenJV 23 Waltfv 60 Robert Wp J.V I 57 Mpson m'-l't 18 End o croJV 45 Wall JV 51 Eldorado JV 50 ABOVE: Varsity Girls are: Debra Smith, Dana Couey, Theresa Blum, Jeana Chenault, Randa Jacoby, Lissa Murr, Janna Jacoby, Denise Bowers, Kristyl Eidson, Coach Debbie Deaton, Manager Karen McFarland and Bobbi Lynn Davis. LOWER LEFT: Katy blocks the key. LOWER RIGHT: An impatient Theresa, an anxious Denise, an infuriated Kim, a ready Janna, a patient Jeana, and an incredulous Bobbi Lynn await their call from Coach Deaton. FAR LEFT: Debra makes getting 2 points look easy. CENTER Kristyl shoots from the middle of the key against San Angelo. Note Lissa coming in for the rebound if Kristyl misses. She didn't. Final score— JHS 54, San Angelo Central 43 ABOVE: A tired Debra and Lissa wait for the defense to get the ball back from Big Lake. We lost that one — 52 to 47. BELOW: Kristyl receives a pass from Debra, takes one bounce, pivots, jumps and shoots for 2 points against the Bob cats. Girls Varsity and Junior Varsity were coached by Debbie Deaton. Both teams had a successful year. The Var- sity won 12 and lost 15 while the JVs won 11 and lost 7. RIGHT: Kim casts a wary eye before driving in for a lay up against Big Lake. BELOW: Coach Deaton goes over strategy dur ing a time out. TEAM: Vickie Shaheen, Janetta Sloan, Susie Coffey, Carolyn Bannowsky, Laurrie Holekamp, Coach Debra Deaton, Teresa Overstreet, Kim Adams, Belinda Bannowsky, Robin Wright, and Manager Terri Jones. Not shown Debbie Rendon. JHS 62 VARSITY SCOREBOARD Ozona OPP 36 53 Leakey 41 43 Sonora 64 48 Harper JV 5 50 Harper Varsity 49 49 Blanco 51 54 San Angelo 43 49 Eden 44 32 Comfort 40 57 Fredericksburg JV 45 56 Mason 66 61 Eden 46 42 San Angelo 43 56 Leakey 44 34 Ozona 45 36 Llano 44 50 Menard 39 56 Mason 51 49 Eldorado 69 37 Wall 86 31 Robert Lee 71 47 Big Lake 52 45 Menard 22 45 Mason 50 29 Eldorado 54 33 Big Lake 41 49 Robert Lee 77 JVSCOREBOARD JHS Opp 30 Sonora 38 32 San Angelo 25 39 Eden 23 43 Rockspongs 34 37 Nueces Canyon 77 37 San Angelo 36 39 Eden 23 30 Ozona 28 30 Menard 21 33 Mason 23 29 Big Lake 33 42 Wall 35 31 Robert Lee 71 45 Menard 22 24 Mason 19 15 Eldorado 32 18 Big Lake 26 49 Robert Lee 77 76 Boys Track Our track team, coached by Ronnie Faught, placed 1st in District and 4th in Regional. Rudy Castillo went to the State Meet and placed 5th in the discus. LEFT Mark and Terry give it everything they've got. CENTER: J. L. Williams at the starting block rarm' to go. BELOW 1st ROW—Mitch Davis, Todd Bynum, Freddie Abilez, Preston May, Scott Adams, Virgil Maldonado, Rudy Castillo, Arnie Gonzales, Ken Akers. 2nd ROW—Darrell Bundick, Adrian Robles, Rocky Wilson, Ricky Smith, Raymond Gonzales, Mark Soward, Bobby Chenault, Baye Wilson, Mark Castillo, David Ramos, Mark Jetton, J. L. Williams, Antonio Ramirez, Terry Freeman, Johnny Hughes, Coach Faught. TOP David Baugh and Juan Boone. DISTRICT MEET Shot Put—1st David Baugh, 3rd David Mims Discus—1st Rudy Castillo, 2nd David Baugh Pole Vault—2nd Chet Murr, 3rd Billy Davis, 5th-Darrell Bundick High Jump—3rd Ricky Smith, 4th David Mims Long Jump—David Ramos 440 Relay — 3rd Johnny Hughes, Mark Soward, Ricky Smith, David Mims 880—6th Preston May 120 High Hurdles—2nd Ricky Smith 100 Yard Dash—6th David Mims 440 Yard Dash—6th Mark Soward 330 Hurdle—3rd Johnny Hughes 220 Yard Dash—4th J. L. Williams Mile—2nd Mark Jetton, 2nd-Tony Ramirez Mile Relay—2nd J. L. Williams, David Ramos, Ricky Smith, Mark Soward REGIONAL MEET Discus— 1 st Rudy Castillo Shot Put—3rd David Baugh 440 Yard Dash—4th Mark Soward Mile Run—5th-Mark Jetton UPPER LEFT Mark Soward puts on a burst of speed and wins the 440 UPPER RIGHT Part of the audience during the Junction Track meet. CENTER LEFT Scott Adams in the high hurdles. CENTER RIGHT: Doug hands the baton off to Mark in the final leg of the 440 relay. We came in 3rd. FAR RIGHT: J. L. strains to cross the fin- ish line. He came in 1st. LOWER LEFT: Chet Murr gives the pole vault all he’s got. BOTTOM PANEL: Look at this sequence carefully. Rudy takes his breath, pivots all the way around and heaves the discus. Although Rudy came in 2nd here at the Junction meet, he placed 1st at Dis trict, 1 st at Regional, and 5th at State. The Varsity Track team finished the season with a perfect record'. winning seven our o f seven meets including District. I am very proud to be a member of the team. know how much work and determination of each mem- ber and the coach it took to achieve this record. Coach Taught will be missed next year when he leaves for parts unknown. I wish him luck, for if any man deserves thanks, it's Coach Taught. His record for the 2 years he was here speaks for itself. Eleven out of sixteen is not a bad record with 2 Dis- trict champions. —David Baugh Girls Track The Girls Track team, coached by Debbie Deaton, had an active year also. Bobbi Lynn went to the State meet, Lissa placed 2nd at District in the discus, the mile relay (Bobbi Lynn, Kristyl, Carolyn, Lissa ) placed 2nd in District and 3rd at Regional and the 880 relay (Bobbi Lynn, Kristyl, Janetta, and Lissa) placed 2nd in District and 5th in Regional. BELOW, RIGHT, and RIGHT CENTER: Kristyl hurdles, broad- jumps, and is part of the 880 and mile relay teams. FAR RIGHT: Bobbi Lynn, Kristyl, Debbie, Missy, Jeana, Lissa, Janetta, Kim, Carolyn, and Coach Debbie Deaton. LOWER LEFT: Janette breaks the tape in the 100 yard dash. LOWER RIGHT: Kim Hardesty makes the broad-jump look easy! 82 Coming up with that extra effort, Bobbi Lynn Davis came in 1st in the 440 in the Junction meet. She went on to place 1st in the Dis- trict meet, 2nd in Regional, and 6th in the State meet Bobbi Lynn was also part of the 880 and mile relay teams, both of which placed 2nd, in District and 5th and 3rd respectively, at Regional. Tennis % ( 83 Gary Gardner won 1 st Place, District and Regional, 2nd Place, State. RIGHT: Tennis is rapidly gaming popularity as a spec tator sport Beatrice, Nino, Randy, Debra, and Vivian watch one of the matches at District. RIGHT CENTER: Allen Adams tries for a service ace. FAR RIGHT: Geanan Cavaness volleys a lob. BELOW: Joe Boone returns a drive. Joe and Allen placed 3rd in Boys Dou bles at District. LOWER LEFT. Holly Carter shows the proper form for a forehand drive. CENTER: Denise Bowers placed 3rd in Girls Singles at District. LOWER RIGHT: Trini Gonzales and David Ramos placed 1st in Boys Doubles at District. The Tennis Team, coached by Danny Stovall, really came to life during 7th period and after school. Several players were out- standing. Since no seniors were on the team, most will return next year and the pro- spects are staggering. RIGHT Debra Smith, one of the few south paws at JHS has the reach for a really powerful serve Debra and Tina Burns placed 3rd at District in Girls Doubles. FAR RIGHT: Juan Boone plays the base line well. BELOW: Spectators relax and enjoy themselves during the District Meet. 86 Baseball ABOVE: Tommy McDonald is in charge of the scoreboard while (BELOW) Trini Gonzales shakes Doug Beebe’s hand. Doug has just homered. Waiting at the plate to congratulate Doug is Charles Rooke. 87 JHS SCOREBOARD Opp. 2 Fredericksburg JV 3 8 Comfort 7 1 Comfort 2 20 Boerne 9 4 Jerrell 2 18 Fredericksburg JV 14 12 Liberty Hill 10 11 Comfort 7 11 Fredericksburg JV 1 14 Wall 12 8 Wall 7 7 Wall 5 4 McCamey 0 8 Bovina 9 SEASON BATTING AVERAGES Darrell Bundick................400 Rocky Daniel...................359 Jim Davis......................462 Gilbert Gonzales ..............316 Trini Gonzales.................394 Red Griffin....................200 Kerry Kinsey...................333 Virgil Maldonado...............286 David Ramos....................368 Charles Rooke..................554 Ricky Smith....................500 Trey Williams..................333 J. L. Williams.................364 Kenneth Rooke..................500 Sponsored by Louis Hilliard, the Eagles rode a ten-game win- ning streak to regional where we just barely lost to Bovina, 9-8. This year, the Eagles had the best record in school history, 11-3; won the Johnson City Tournament; hit 20 home runs; had team batting average of .395; won Bi-District for 4th con- secutive year. ABOVE: Jim Davis delivers a 3-2 pitch. LOWER LEFT: Gilbert Gonzales connects fora hit against Fredericksburg. LOWER RIGHT: Virgil Maldonado stretches to make an out. Golf The Golf team had fun this year. Coached by Lynn Spi- vey, they went to three tour- naments and District. At Dis- trict the girls placed 2nd over all and the boys placed 4th. The girls went on to Regional and came in 9th. Upon being asked how it felt going to Regional, Deanna said, 'We’ve worked very hard and it is quite an accomplish- ment to go. We're very pleased.' The girls squad was composed of Pam Walker, Christy Dayton, Donna Menchaca, Rana Kay Williamson, and Deanna Carpenter. Members of the boys team are Danny Dale, Mike Coffey, Terry Andrews, Kevin Biddle, and Curtus Crites. ABOVE: Donna, Rana Kay, and Deanna prepare to tee off. LEFT: Terry Andrews, Curtus Crites, and Kevin Biddle. 89 RIGHT: Deanna Carpenter, Christy Dayton, Donna Menchaca, Rana Kay Williamson, and Pam Walker. BELOW: Kevin Biddle, Curtus Crites and Terry Andrews practice driving. 90 ORGANIZATIONS 91 Math Club The Math Club celebrated its third anniversary by visiting the NASA Space Center in Houston. The mem- bers that went on the trip saw the Control Center, were able to go through an actual space capsule, and took a tour around the center. The purpose of the Math Club is to learn more about the different careers in the Math and Science fields. The trip to NASA showed the group some of the oppor- tunities for both men and women in the science fields. BELOW: President—Virgil Maldonado, Vice President—David Mims (not shown). Secretary—Theresa Blum, Treasurer—Rana Kay Wil- liamson. RIGHT: Ann and Gary stop for a minute to examine some pictures that they have taken at NASA. LOWER RIGHT Mr. Chandler talks to the tour guide while Tommy, Dwayne, and Ward inspect one of the communications buildings. 1st ROW Ward Broyles, Dwayne Craig, Kevin Biddle, Joy Youngdoff, Debra Brown, Royce Broyles, Vickie Shaheen. 2nd ROW: Ricky Horne, Mike McElhaney, Robby Dale, Edward Harris, Ken Akers, Carolyn Bannowsky, Brenda Bouman, Gary Modgling, Rana Kay Williamson, Sammie Bruce. 3rd ROW: Chuck Hepburn, Tommy Smith, Kathy Thomson, Ann Alexander. 4th ROW: Kristyl Eidson, Terry Freeman, Theresa Blum, David Mims, Terry Andrews, Katy Lackey, Mike Coffey, Mr. Chandler, Danny Smith, Deanna Whitworth, Marcy Curtis, David Martin. 5th ROW: Pam Walker, Christy Dayton, Johnny Hughes, Nino Torres, Donna Griffith. 6th ROW: Mark Jetton, LaDelle Abilez, Mailo Martinez. Not Shown: Virgil Maldonado, Charles Rooke, Randa Jacoby, and Michele McElhaney. EAGLE’S EYE The Eagle's VoIum 15 � o. 2 Junction, Taxaa Junction High School Rovaabar 11, 1977 15« Celebrates 50's Gaston Hired For Secretarial Duties by Allan Adana Wow briskly walking a the hall on norain «till in ay eyes a lit- .le alaaping, 1 noticed lamaona bright in eyes md amiling. Quick to awlod eabar- aaslng vision inter- 'erences, 1 glanced off :o the aall cubbyholes, teeing if the Jouraal- ■ea class received any • a i 1. As always, no tail, so I had to ipeak. -Well, 1 said, ’you're not Mrs. Spiw- •y, 'Hi' anyway. that's right, Junct- Band Receives Division I” At Brady Test by Vivian Robles Good Job, band! ex- plained Mr. Gibson. The Junction Golden Eagle iand had earned a rat- ing of 1 , excellence, it t h e Brady Marching Contest in t h e Region Seven University Inter- •cholastlc League. The «arching contest was rield in B-vdy at the Brady Bulldo Stadlua'. Eleven othe Class A Panda coapeted in t h e •arching contest with four other of t h o s e bands: Barly, Menard, De Leon, and Eldorado, also getting a rating of X . Ratings range froa I to IT . The Eagle Band re- ceived a wooden trophy with the word excel- lence on it. The tro- phy will be placed on the trophy shelf in the band hall, along with the Abilene Parade first Place trophy and the ASU Parade first Place trophy. The band aeabera want to thank the Junction Eagles for the engraved plaque stating, Eagle Pride Over All. Thank you, Juaotlon Eaglee. You have done a g o o d Job. The Eagle Sand will travel to Coleaan for the concert and eight- reading contest. Sweep- stakes, hpre we cone. ion High School now has a secretary to write those pestilent blue tardy slips. Or sobs other tedious deed. Oh well, that’s life! Anyway, now asking office conversations a bit better will be Mrs. Toaaie Gaston, a nat- ive of Junction. Mrs. Gaston was hired Oct. 11, to do the duties. Mrs. Rita Spivey has prosptly taken care of buisness the last few aonths after a short sdvlsoryshlp over the Eagle's Eys paper dur- ing Journallea hour. Indentured by the Junction School Board Gaston released, I was notified in the beauty shop on the 1 2 t h of October. SURPRISE, Junction High School now has an offi- cial secretary. Pictured is Mrs. Toaaie Gaston who was hired by the Junction Independent School Oletrlot Board Meabera on October 11. Last Night: J.V. 14, Wall 0 alls was run to better prepare the Eagles. Coach Stovall announ- ced to the teaa, Mon- day (Oct. 51) was the best practloe we've had all year and it was be- cause of the scheduled gaae with rival Eldor- ado. With the forfeit froa Eldorado, t h e JV now stands 6-5 for the sea- See ELDORADO pg. 4 Some Students Want To Know . . . by Dean Martin After working extra hard all week long, the Junction Junior 7arslty received word froa El- dorado that the gmae would have to be f o r- felted. Apparently the Junc- tion J V had a goal set at destroying Eldorado to avenge a n earlier lose of 18-0. Just for this gaao. an e x t r a by Michele McElhaney Bey, what happened to the Math Club? Soae students have been ask- ing this question and' want an answer. I don't have the answer, but X can add another ques- tion. If the club was started sooner, would- n't there b e aore tiae to decide o n tripe and projeots? This is one of the aain purposes of the.Mgth Club- to legrn about different careers in the aath and science fields. Xn previous years, the olub has had very little tiae to do these things. The first as sting has usually been in January or Peb- ruary, w 1 t h no aore than three seetings af- ter that. The aost the organization has ever dons was to elect offl- See MATH CLUB pg. 4 by Michele McElhaney This aeetlng ie cal- led to order!- Is this a stateaent aade by the president of t h • Stu- dent Council, Katy Lac- key? Ro, probably not, but that doesn't aeaa that she shows no au- thority. taring past nestings, E a t y has shown her power quite well, usually by tell- ing Lisa Randle and Rands Jacoby, Junior class representatives of the council, to Shut Up!I!!!! Although it nay seen to be all fun and gaaes, the 1977 Student Council has a lot of work to do. They began this year with the Hoaecoaing activities. Did you notice that cars were not used to transport the candi- dates, that those can- didates walked, very gracefully, out to the archway? A 1 1 of this was organised by the Student Council, inclu- ding the decorating o f the archway. The next activity will be 50's Day on Rov. 11, Every- one is encouraged to wear the attire that was worn in the 1950’s to school. Then, after the Junction Eagles beat Menard, there will be a 50's Day victory dance. A live band will provide the aualc until 1:50 a.a. at the Catho- lic Annex. Meabers of % h e Stu- d e n t Council Include representatives froa each class. The senior representatives are Cash Jetton, class pre- sident, Denson Reid, J anna Jacoby, and Cindy Meredith. The representatives for the Juniors are Da- vid Martin, class pre- sident, Randa Jacoby, Lisa Randle, and Gil- bert Gonzales. Johnny Hughes', Laur- rle Bolekaap, J e a n a Chenault, and Randy Young, class president, are the sophoaores cho- sen to represent their class. Freshcan representa- tives are Juan Boone, See COUMCIL pg. 4 Basketball Season Returns by Cordelia Torres Hey there roundball fans, basketbaW h a a finally arrived right on tiae along with the winter season. The girls basketball teaa 1 s now practicing for their first gaae against Ozone on Rov. 18th. This y e a r the girl players will be having closed practices. This aeans that no o n s My enter the gya while they are practicing ex- cept the teaa and coach of the girls, commantad the ides of closed practiced is not hers, but the result of a vote aaongst the girls. Between the girls are different o lone of the closed practices. One player reaarked, Vhy should we h a v e closed practices when, we will be performing and playing in front of a sizeable audience? THE RACLR’S E Y E ad- aits that t a idea of closed practices is a agwr .heas«l vas. dabatabla o a e. but Dabble Deaton, head See GIRLS P«- - 1 JUBCTIOR BIGB SCHOOL BASEETBALL SCHEDULE Rov. 18 Ozoaa T GAB. JT B 5tOC 22 Leakey B GAB 6:X 29 Sonora T GAB. JV BAG 4:0C Dec. 2 Barper Tour. T GAB. JV B 6:0C 5 S.A. Central B G, JV C 5 0C 6 Eden T GAB, JV B 6:0C 8-10 Mason Tour. T GAB 5«0C 15 •Vail T B. JV B 6:0C 16 Eden B GAB, JV C 6:0C 19 S.A. Central T 0, JV G 6:5C 20 •R. Lee B B. JV B 6:5C 50 Leakey T GAB 5:0C Jan. 5 Oxona B GAB, JV G 5� 0C 5-7 B. Lake Tour. T B 4«0C 10 Menard T GAB. JV C 5ioe 12 •Maaon B BAC. JV BAG 4:0C 17 •Eldorado T GAB. JV B 5:0C 20 •Big Lake B GAB, JV BAC 5«0C 24 •Vail B GAB, JV 0 4t0C 26-28 Eldorado Tour. T JV B 5«0C 27 •R. Lee T GAB, JV C 4:0C 51 Sonora H GAB. JV GAB 5«0C Feb. 5 •Menard B GAB. JV B 4tOC 7 •Mazon T GAB, JV GAB 4:0C 10 •Eldorado B CAB, JV G 5«0C 14 •Big Lake T GAB. JV GAB 4:0C 17 •Vail T 0, JV 6:00 ... ?1 •Rpbart Lee H G, JV C 6:50 STAFF EDITOR: Allen Adams ASSISTANT EDITOR: Zack Whitworth FEATURE EDITOR: Michele McElhaney SPORTS EDITOR: Jim Davis STAFF WRITERS: David Baugh Vivian Robles Dean Martin Doug Beebe Jeff Burleson Preston May Irma Ramirez Maria Martinez Pete Lombrano Beatrice Sepeda Terry Andrews ADVERTISING: David Baugh Billy Davis Jeff Burleson Doug Beebe PHOTOGRAPHERS: Edward Harris Dean Martin Cordelia Torres Zack Whitworth Sponsored by Eugene Monroe, the Eagle’s Eye had an interesting year complete with field trips and awards. Staff members toured the Fredericksburg Printing Co. to observe the back shop in operation. In ILPC competition Beatrice Sepeda placed 1st in Feature, Allen Adams—2nd in Newswriting, and David Baugh—3rd in Photo Essay. In UIL District, JHS almost ran off with the whole contest. Out of four events we won five awards! Isidro Ramirez and Allen Adams placed 1st and 2nd in News- writing, Isidro and Beatrice Sepeda placed 2nd and 3rd in Feature and Isidro placed 2nd in Editorial. Isidro also placed 2nd at Regional. 93 Future Farmers Of America The FFA had a rather successful and busy year according to sponsor Emory H. Barron. It all started in the fall with the hay ride (a joint FFA-FHA project) and ended with Scott Adams and Todd D’Spain representing JHS at the State FFA convention in July. Our chapter entered skill teams in the District Leadership Contest, participated in the Hill Country Livestock Show in Kerrville, and the Kimble County Youth Show, sponsored the FFA Rodeo, entered teams in poultry and livestock judging in District and Area Contests, held the annual Parents-Stu- dents Barbecue in May, and even sold programs at the football games. Cindy Grubbs, the chapter sweetheart, also parti- cipated in the District Sweetheart Contest. RIGHT: Chuck receives the chapter award for sheep production from President Dean Martin at the annual picnic. CENTER: Charles Schmidt receives the award of Star Green Hand from Dean. EAR RIGHT: One nice thing about picnics in Junction—you usually get to go swimming. Rebecca Ann discovers it's hazard- ous, though, when Preston and Scott are around. FAR RIGHT, BELOW: Officers for this year are: Rebecca Ann Bivins, Robby Russell, Leslie Bundick, Dean Martin, Rodney Phillips, Mark Daharsh, Chuck Hepburn, John Paul Dunlap, and Roger Carlile. BELOW: FFA members are: 1st ROW: David Lackey, Trey Williams, Baye Wilson, Mr. Barron, Brian Smith, Todd D'Spain, Chip Johnson. 2nd ROW: Keith Peavey, Cash Jetton, Preston May, Bobby Chenault, Kevin Kundert, Dwayne Welch, Scott Adams, Kenneth Rooke. 3rd ROW: Chet Murr, Kerry Kinsey, Jimmy Teel, Daniel Bolt, Joel Martinez, James MacKillican, David Dunlap, David Skinner, Charles Schmidt, David Martin, Rusty Keith. KNEELING: Mitch Davis, Perry Fikes, Jim Eppler, Tommy Tinney, Paul Blackburn, John Curry, Ward Whitworth. Future Homemakers Of America Towards New Horizons The FHA, sponsored by Emily Biersch- wale, had a full and eventful year starting with a hay-ride and dinner-dance in the fall and ending with a banquet for members and families just before school ended. In December they visited the State Hospi- tal in Kerrville and sang Christmas carols, and visited the Occupational Therapy department. During FHA week, they placed a vase of flowers on each teachers desk, cleaned up trash on the school grounds, sold candy, had a party for the faculty and staff, washed car windows around school, wore FHA col- ors, and had a Bike Hike from the school to London to raise money for retarded citizens of Texas. UPPER RIGHT: President Pam Walker recognizes guests at the FHA banquet. RIGHT: Dinner music was provided by the Stage Band. FHA members, families, and guests are watching the Stage Band in action. LOWER LEFT: As the sun sets in the west, dinner is served. LOWER RIGHT: Isabell Rendon smiles as she helps set the place settings. TOP: Pam Walker, and Mrs. Emily Bierschwale, sponsor. Pam Walker served as an outstanding member of the Junction Chapter of the FHA. Among her accomplishments were Area Treasurer and President. She attended a national meeting in Seattle, Washington, and it was approved that she attend another meeting in Miami, Florida. LOWER LEFT: Joyce Martin, Marcy Curtis, Donna Griffith, Jeana Chenault, Carolyn Bannowsky, Joy Youngdoff, Irma Ramirez, Pam Walker, Rana Kay Williamson, and Clint Smith served as officers for 1977 78. 97 National Honor Society MEMBERS L R: Michele McElhartey, Lisa Randle, Mark Jetton, David Martin, Sammie Bruce, Milo Martinez, Marcy Curtis, Lyndal Harrison, Pam Walker, Theresa Blum, Deanna Whitworth, Ken Herring, Randa Jacoby, Terry Freeman, LaDelle Abilez, Janna Jacoby. The National Honor Society was founded at JHS in 1934. Since then, some very special students have shown abilities in Scholarship, Leadership, Service and Character. Sponsoring this year were Art Hinds, Nancy Berry, and Joe Robinson. A can- dlelight ceremony was held for installation of officers, and another for initiation of mem- bers. TOP RIGHT: Joe Robinson stressed the importance of the Society. BOTTOM RIGHT, OFFICERS L R: Terry Freeman, Janna Jacoby, Theresa Blum, Lyndal Harrison. 98 National Junior Honor Society In 1939, following the tradition of the National Honor Society, JHS obtained a Jr. National Honor Society for the purpose of recognizing Fresh men and Sophomores with the same abilities as the members of the National Honor Society. The sponsors and initiation ceremonies run the same as the National Society. UPPER LEFT: OFFICERS, L R: Geanan Cavaness, Letha Haines, Chuck Hepburn, Ken Akers. UPPER RIGHT: SPONSORS: Nancy Berry, Art Hinds. LOWER: MEMBERS, L R: Karen Manges, Deanna Carpenter, Luz Gonzales, Joyce Martin, Geanan Cavaness, Melody Hepburn, Kathy Thompson, John Cashman, Jeanetta Sloan, Ricky Home, Mona Maples, Letha Haines, Kristyl Eidson, John Curry, Chuck Hepburn, Mark Meredith, Rana Kay Williamson. Junction Golden Eagle Band Members for 1977-78 SENIORS: Teresa Blum, Brenda Bouman, Lyndall Harrison, Janna Jacoby, Katy Lackey, Isidro Rami- rez, Debbie Shaheen. JUNIORS: Kent Berry, Sammie Bruce, Marcy Curtis, Christy Day- ton, Gary Gold, Michele McElhaney, Becky Menchaca, Gary Modgling, Robert Price, David Ramos, Lisa Randle, Vivian Robles, Beatrice Sepeda, Pam Walker, Deanna Whitworth, Mack Williams. SOPHOMORES: Ken Akers, Debra Brown, Carolyn Bannowsky, Missy Bouman, Karl Berry, Royce Broyles, Geanan Cavaness, Jeana Chenault, Curtis Crites, John Curry, Bobby Lynn Davis, Kristal Eidson, Rachel Gonzales, Trinidad Gonzales, Donna Griffith, Katy Hegwer, Chuck Hepburn, Johnny Hughes, Donna Menchaca, Mark Meredith, Lissa Murr, Keith Peavy, Mike Sepeda, Carla Schae- fer, Tammy Smith, Nino Torres, Max Monroe, Pam Williams, Joy Youngdoff. FRESHMEN: Kim Adams, Ann Alexander, Kevin Biddle, Ward Broyles, Susie Coffey, Dwayne Craig, Robby Dale, Melody Hep- burn, Karen Manges, Mike McElhaney, Teresa Menchaca, Vicki Menchaca, Teresa Over- street, Brenda Randle, Debra Ren- don, Vicki Shaheen, Tommy Smith, Kathy Thomson, Rana Kay Williamson. 8th GRADERS: Donna Abilec, Rob- ert Bierschwale, Brenda Boone, Tammy Bouman, D'Lyn Briggs, Charta Crites, Doug Dobbins, Lou Zane Gardner, Marty Griffith, Chris Harrison, Duchess Hill, Sherri Holloway, Susan Hughes, Debbie Keith, Conrado Menchaca, Candy Nail, Amy Newbury, Jackie Owens, Mark Randolph, Doreen Robles, Jerry Roper, Sarah Schae- fer, Greg Shaheen, Dennis Voul- garis, Frankie Walker, Yvette Waddell, Serena Williams. BAND OFFICERS Brenda Bouman—Drum Major Kent Berry—President Sammie Bruce—Secretary Rana Kay Williamson—Reporter Pam Walker—Librarian Deanna Whitworth—Librarian Isidro Ramirez—Uniform Attend- ant Joy Youngdoff—Uniform Attend- ant Michele McElhaney —Treasurer UPPER LEFT: John Gibson kept the band in top shape by practicing, and practic- ing, and practicing . . . UPPER RIGHT: Serena Williams on the Contrabass. LOWER RIGHT: Kathy Thompson, Royce Broyles, Trini Gonzales, Tommy Smith, Lyndall Harrison, Kent Berry, Kristyl Eid- son, Susie Coffey, and Karl Berry practic- ing, and practicing, and practicing . . . OPPOSITE PAGE UPPER LEFT: The brass section in action. CENTER LEFT: The woodwinds in action. FAR LEFT: Christy Oayton and Vivian Robles play 'The Sounds of Simon and Garfunkel'. LEFT: Gary Gold, Michelle McElhaney, and Royce Broyles lead the percussion. Jivision i Golden Edwle Band A ccomplijhments These ensert EUiCUSSI Akcd 1st on: FLUTF Gory Michele u P Mike SepecitL Brenda Bauman Thresa Blum ii u 77 r vm Walker mlu s Rovee BeaMs LijMi'Murr | |P«r i I hes$ soloists also W( Jerry Roper Bari lot ul-DisLnct Band Kent Berry ack Wi Ilian All-Region Band Me Kent Berry ey i OliisiPffuig Class A Bind awards, leor lareh l and Septembri lO. r!sweeps!afC TTjj means winning 1st in he first time Juncn on had won this honor. j hi a oand testival, then journeyed to Six The band attended t The parades were held 1 The biggest honor f marching, sight-reading The band traveled to Flags for well-earned re par con rolltt lion UPPER: Bobbi Lynn Davis, Teresa Overstreet, Kim Adams, Belinda Bannowsky. FACING PAGE LR; Lissa Murr, Laurrie Holekamp, Cindy Meredith, Michelle McElhaney, Randa Jacoby, Jeana Chenault. The Varsity and JV cheerleaders had a busy year boosting spirit for JHS. In the summer the Varsity attended a cheerleading camp at Tarleton College in Stephenville, winning two excellence ribbons, two blue superior ribbons, and one Super Star Squad ribbon, and the Spirit Stick. The JV attended camp at Schreiner in Kerrville. During the football boys' spring training they took them refreshments each day. They had pep-rallies before each football game to get us in the spirit. Each week the girls would decorate the boys' lockers with candy and favors. Along with yelling at the football games, they yelled at basketball games and helped out at the Junction track meet. 104 Student Council Many of us don’t know it, but, the trophy case in the gym is provided by the Stu- dent Council. The purpose of this group is for the bet- terment of the student body. Everyone who saw the movie The Pit and the Pendulum” in the audito- rium on April 10 will remember it a long time. The horror movie was pre- sented by the Student Council as a fund raising project to send the officers to the State Convention in Ft. Worth. The Student Council Officers are elected by the student body. Actually, the Student Council serves as leader ship training. Another pur- pose is to provide commu- nication between the stu- dents and faculty, and the faculty and students. The Student Council is composed of the four class presidents in addition to three council representa- tives elected by each class. Sponsor for this school year is Hugh Doyai. ABOVE: (left to right) Debbie Shaheen, Peggy Lopez, Jeana Chenault, Katy Lackey, Lisa Randle, Laurrie Holekamp, and Randa Jacoby. (Second Row) David Martin, Janna Jacoby, Juan Boone, Michele McElhaney, Johnny Hughes, Gilbert Gonzales, Pam Walker, and Sponsor Hugh Doyai. LOWER RIGHT: Officers for the 1977 78 school year were Katy Lackey, Debbie Shaheen, Michele McElhaney, and Pam Walker. 106 One Act Play “Pygmalion” was a surprise to many people because it didn’t seem right for Kimble County Students to talk with such a polished English accent. Putting it all together was Mrs. Joyce Dunk. At the District Meet on April 6, Junction shared the honor of Co-Champion with Reagan County. Isidro Ramirez captured the honor of best actor, Donna Griffith was named to the All-Star Cast, and Chip Johnson was named to the Honorable Mention All-Star Cast. At Area Level in Cisco, Junction was named Alternate play, with Isidro and Donna being named to the All-Star Cast. UPPER LEFT: Eliza (Donna) impressing the Enysford-Hills, (Machete Russell, Theresa Blum, Mike Coffey) and Mrs. Higgins. (Joy Youngdoff) UPPER MIDDLE: Clara (Theresa) tries to be impressive. UPPER RIGHT: Eliza (Donna) being difficult. CENTER LEFT: Curtain Bows. (Theresa, Kathy Thompson, Chip Johnson, Donna, Isidro, Joy, Mike, Machete.) CENTER RIGHT: More curtain bows: Chip, Donna, Isidro. LOWER RIGHT: Henry (Isidro) 107 UPPER LEFT: Ken Herring, Robin Wright, Chip Johnson, Gary Gold, Joyce Dunk. UPPER RIGHT: Michelle McElhaney contemplating suicide. LOWER LEFT: Pam Walker and Virgil Maldonado. LOWER RIGHT: Concerned friends kept Eva from committing suicide. The Junior Class gave us an entertaining eve- ning with their play 'Absurd Person Singular'. Members of the cast portrayed three married couples. The stage crew consisted of Randa Jacoby, LaDelle Abilez, Gary Gold, Kent Berry and Danny Smith while Joyce Dunk directed the play. Junior Play Distributive Education Clubs of America DECA is an organization to find jobs for students who wish to work for credit. Among their activities were a banquet, fruit sales, bake sales. They attended an area meet in San Angelo on February 3- 4, with several winners coming out. One of the most outstanding members of DECA was Isidro Ramirez. He won 1st place in general merchandising at the Area and State Meets. State was held on March 9. He advanced to the nationals on May 7-12. MEMBERS: L-R, Front Row: Curtus Crites, Audrey Aaron, Joe Beam, Elizabeth Bundick, Clint Smith, Jeanette Espinosa, Danny Dale, Isidro Ramirez. Back Row: Bobby Chenault, Kody Stapp, Cindy Grubbs, Brian Smith, Randy Roper, Gary Bundick, Thomas Wools, Leon Barron. Standing: Raul Flores, Janice Stockton, Mark Sloan. UPPER LEFT: Bobby Chenault, Cindy Grubbs, Isidro Ramirez. L0WER MIDDLE: Curtus Crites, Mrs. Stockton (sponsor) Travis Maples. UPPER MIDDLE: Brian Smith, Danny Dale, Raul Flores. UPPER R,GHT: ,sidro Ramirez and Mrs Stockton. If you had the opportunity to freeze, tint Parents, Over the years you have as? and developing our individual est appreciation to all of you. ' each of us our knowledge, more Whereas once these things wer At ihis seniors, snare sr'a. dj n Ts that we at incertain worl Success. But at the same? aspect. Th y rkain ungear at; our existence tmpdnWI to achieve Es. All icupatio; each devi 5 of ethics. is now up i ? it. Senioci eat this rami nation and toe to construct a OPPOSITE PAGE: Education is a continuing process. It (tarts wnenwe come into this world. It stops when we lit. Gradtiata irom high school is one of many hur dies mlhfcJife we ltvV The above address was delivered at the JHS graduation exercises May 26, 1978 at the football stadium by Lyn dall Harrison, Valedictorian of the Class of 1978. Graduation CANDIDATES FOR GRADUATION Allen D. Adams Joe David Baugh Joe F. Beam Theresa May Blum Daniel G. Bolt Brenda Lee Bouman Christina K. Burns Bobby B. Chennault Michael Robert Coffey Danny Gene Dale Billy E. Davis Bobby Dominguez Norma Del Bosque Teresa Diane Flanagan Terry Glenn Freeman Edward Knight Harris Lyndall Franklin Harrison Conrad Theodore Holekamp, III Janna Rae Jacoby Edward Cash Jetton Kerry Franklin Kinsey Kevin Franklin Kendert Jean Katherine Lackey Patricia Ann Lopez James K. MacKillican Belinda Menchaca Melinda Menchaca Cynthia Ann Meredith David Logan Mims Antonio Ramirez Isidro Perez Ramirez II J. Randall Roper Deborah Frances Shaheen Clint Smith. Jr. Cordelia Torres Jesse Lee Williams Marti Elizabeth Yglesias INVOCATION Dear Heavenly Father. Some of us have known each other for 12 years now. We've grown with each other, we've played with each other, lied and cheated and hated each other, but we still loved each other. You know, its kind of hard to belive that we’ve spent Vs of our lives in school and in one month from now. some of us won 7 see each f other for the rest of our lives. We’ll have only memories. Memories of Katy’s giggle, David's jokes, friendships we’ve acquired from year to year. We 'II have only memories of being able to walk up to school and jaw with the gang. Yes. we’ll even miss our teachers. Everyone from Miss Aussie to Mrs. Hinds. To these people who have shaped us and molded us into what we are tonight, we give thanks. Tonight, iif are the Senior Class of 1978. We're like a bunch of sheep that have been corralled, marked and drenched and tonight it’s time for us to ( be let out of the pens. Whether we’ll be corralled again, bought, sold to be this winter’s jacket or maybe we’ll just graze awhile, but nevertheless, we’ll be dif- 1 ferent than what we've been for the past 12 years. So, all in all, thanks for watching us these past 12 years. Hang in there. Lord, cause we’ve a long way to go. A men. —Cash Jetton President. Senior Class of 1978 SPECIAL AWARDS Mans McLean—Mike Coffey. David Baugh Helen Patterson—Antonio Ramirez. Edward Harris Study Clubs—Isidro Ramirez Johnston - Holekamp— Katy Lackey UPPER LEFT: School Board President Gulley Cowsert presents Danny Dale with his diploma. UPPER RIGHT: Dr. John C. Stevens, President of Abilene Christian College challenged the graduating class to make the most of their opportunties. BELOW and FACING PAGE: 1978 gradual ing seniors and speakers. We. the Senior Class of 1978. wish to express our deep appreciation to our parents, families, teachers and faculty of JUS. and individuals in the community for unselfishly giving of their help. love. time, and guidance which made it possible for each of us to be graduating tonight. . . We have reached a stage in our lives where we must make our own decisions about the morals and values we wish to preserve from our childhood. Graduation not only means receiving a diploma and finishing twelve years of school, but it is also, in essence, a symbolic cutting of the apron strings and has been a longtime tradition . . . A friend told me about an old Beatles song, in which a majority of the lyrics are Goodbye. Good- bye. Hello, Hello. And so tonight we say Goodbye’ to Junction High School and our childhood. And as we say ‘Goodbye.’ we also say Hello, world; Hello, life: Hello, future. Again, we say thank you and God Bless. —Theresa Blum Saluialorian. Class of 1978 UPPER LEFT: Theresa receives her diploma from Mr. Cow- sert. 116 ABOVE: Theresa and Lyndall examines their awards at the Hall of Honor, Howard Payne University. They were chosen as outstand- ing West Texas scholars. The Second Mile All of us, at one time or another, have done something we didn't think we could do. We all have an emergency supply of adrenalin that lets us run that ‘second mile' when many other runners don’t complete the first mile. Two students have gone that ‘second mile’ at JHS during 1978—Isidro Ramirez and Pam Walker. By whatever cri- teria you choose to use—leadership, participation, individ- ual achievement—Isidro and Pam are examples for the rest of us. Their 'scoreboard' for 1978 is below. Isidro DECA District Regional Slate National SPEECH Poetry: District One-Act Play Regional JOURNALISM Newswriting— District Regional State Editorial District Feature—Regional ORGANIZATIONS Teen Board Student Council DECA Band Society of Distinguished American High School Stu- dents Pam FHA—Local and State Area President JUNIOR PLAY BAND Solo—1st Division Ensemble—I st Division ROTARY—History Award GOLF ORGANIZATIONS Teen Board National Honor Society Student Council Math Club The Society of Distin- guished High School Stu- dents 117 Finis The party is just about over, This is the last dance. The music has stopped, the band is packing to go, the clean-up crew is already at work preparing for the next event. So we say farewell to 1978. It was a good year, though. With new faces, old faces, happy faces to remember. We were part of this year, We’re proud of this year And we’re ready for 1979. JUNIOR HIGH ___. - £; y-A m- S■ ”• 95£T ,v • . 'V .. ! . ’ %w .. ; • - j- ; .'.;A. v v ■ •-;- ’• . 3| r v ... r« t .V. - -% f-. £ -x -r • - .• -� � 4 v-ir. . - v • • m .' ’■'“ • . v’ v ,‘v • . . .,. • ' ■ rr 1, ■7«gsrfZ Junior High Student Life Organized athletics really start in Junior High. Aside from the benefits of physical exercise youngsters learn to follow direc- tions, accept constructive criti- cism, and learn the importance of cooperation. Seventh and Eighth graders develop pride in their accom- plishments and pride in their school and community. This page shows just a few of the Junior High students who have made noteworthy contrib- utions either in the classroom or on the playing field this year. Indeed, athletics at Junction Junior High are very much a part of ‘Student Life.' Eighth Grade is a real transition period. Eighth- graders learn to not only get along with each other but learn to get along with high school students as well. ABOVE: Leslie, Sheila, Edwina, and Krystal catch up on gossip at lunch. BELOW: Eighth-graders Darla, Teresa, and Candy join Letha, Nancy, and Mrs. Youngdoff in watching Mrs. Bierschwale get her hair styled. A native of Sonora, Principal George Wright joined JISD after a series of administrative positions in schools in the Middle East. Mr. Wright brings a great deal of expertise and personnel management to our school. Coordinating assignments on two different campuses, he is responsible for grades Kindergarten throuqh 7th Grade. LOWER LEFT: In the midst of a pile of paper work, Marc Dobbins still finds time to smile. LOWER RIGHT: No stranger to First Aid and TLC for students, Wanda Simon also gives tuberculin tests to the staff. Eighth Grade DONNA ABILEZ SUSAN ANDREWS JERRY ANGUIANO MARIA ARANGO ANNETTE ARFMANN BONNIE BAKER ROBERT BIERSCHWALE TAMMY BOUMAN BRENDA BOONE D’LYNN BRIGGS SANDRA BUNDICK FREDDY CARLISLE CHARLACRITES BILL CROCKETT TOMMIE CURTIS MIKE DAVIS DOUG DOBBINS DARLA D’SPAIN JOE FIKES TIM FREEMAN LOUZANE GARDNER RUBY GENTRY ANITA GONZALES HECTOR GONZALES REGINA GONZALES VICTOR GONZALES MARTY GRIFFITH CHRIS HARRISON DARLA HERBST SONIA HERNANDEZ DUCHESS HILL SHERRI HOLLOWA� SUSAN HUGHES F MARY MARTHA JOHNSON DEBBIE KEITH . i 1 LAMAR LAMB 3 k f THOMAS McDOl MALD CONRADO MENCHACA LUZ MENDEZ • CANDY NAIL Vi § m 4 125 NOT SHOWN: Judy Conner, Gwin Salmon, Regina Salmon, Joe Tomlinson Joe Fikes meets Midnight at the FFA rodeo. Going, going, GONE! Cathy Atkins dives from the dam. 126 tie MARLENE NEAL AMY NEWBURY JACKIE OWENS VALERIE POTTS DANIEL RAMIREZ MARK RANDOLPH DOREEN ROBLES JERRY ROPER SARAH SCHAEFER GREGG SHAHEEN JENNIFER SIDES DAVID SKINNER BILLY SLOAN DOYAL TAFF STEPHEN TEEL ALICIA VALVERDE DENNIS VOULGARIS YVETTE WADDELL FRANKIE WALKER NELLIE WALLACE JOHN WATSON GLEN WILLIAMS REX WILLIAMS SERENA WILLIAMS HE! THERESA WILLIAMS UPPER LEFT Conrado Menchaca, Joe Fikes, Amy Newbury, Doug Dobbins, Greg Shaheen and Jackye Owens participating in English class. UPPER RIGHT: Maria Arrango and Luz Mendez are gossiping about graduation. CENTER LEFT: Who gets thrown into the river most often? That’s right—GIRLS,—as Susan Hughes rediscovers. BELOW: Eighth grades and ninth graders sometimes get together. Steve Brown, Maria Arrango, Rebecca Val Verde, Luz Mendez, Mrs. Gloria Chambers, Sonia Hernandez, Robbie Russell, Leslie Bundick and John Paul Dunlap are caught watching the Student Council. Junior High Graduation Eighth Graders were able to collec- tively heave a great sigh of relief at 3:30 PM, Monday, May 29. Graduation ceremonies were over at last! And no one was going to take their diploma back and say, 'You still have one more year to go.’ UPPER RIGHT: Chris Harrison receives a spe cial certificate from Mr. Robinson for having the highest grade point average for boys. LOWER RIGHT: Ruby Gentry receives her cer- tificate for perfect attendance from Mr. Robin- son. CENTER FOLD: Foreground: The Eighth Grade graduating class. BACKGROUND: Relatives, teachers and other students. 128 During the graduation ceremonies diplomas were awarded by Superin- tendent Billy Earles while Principal Joe Robinson awarded special certificates for outstanding achievement. The Rev. Jack Hunnicutt issued a challenge to the graduating class and Ann Alexander provided music for the processional. UPPER LEFT: Susan Hughes receives a special certificate from Mr. Robinson for having the highest grade point average for girls. LOWER RIGHT: Susan Andrews receives her diploma from Mr. Earles. 129 Seventh Grade 130 SHEILA ADAMS PAUL ALBRECHT LEROY ANGUIANO LISA ARNESON ROBERT BEAM DONNIE BODE TOMMY BROCK JONATHAN CAMPBELL DAYDE CARLILE JAMES CARLILE RONNIE CARPENTER COBY CAVANESS BELINDA COOK JUNIOR COURSEY BUD COWSERT JOHN CRAIG KIT DOBBINS DAVID DOYAL BRIAN EPPLER ANGIE FLORES STEVEN FORD DARIO GAUNA LOUIS GAUNA JAMES GENTRY ANNA GONZALES EDWINA GONZALES AURORA HAINES NICKY HAINES HARDY HARDIN MICHAEL HARRISON FRANK HATCH ROBIN HEAP LEONARD HERNANDEZ ROSA HERNANDEZ ALAN HERRING TAMMY HULL CONNIE KRUGER CARLA LIPPMANS ERNESTINA MENCHACA VINCENTE MENCHACA VALERIE MOORE KRYSTAL MORRIS WARREN MOSS TODD OVERSTREET MARIA PEREZ MONTY PILKINGTON LLOYD POWERS PATSY PRADO HAROLD ROSE CONNIE RUSSELL m it WS: . y SCOTT SMITH ROBERT SPILLER RANDY STEWART DEE ANN TAYLOR CALVIN TOMLINSON TAMMY TOMLINSON CHANDRA TREADWELL DONNA WALLACE NOT SHOWN Miguel Jimenez Katherine Atkins Rita Beckwith Dennis Birkholder Tony Casey Tommy Garcia Johnston Williams John Sissel Florence Steele Teresa Tomlinson Michael Torres Junior High Student Life UPPER LEFT: Dario Gauna, Leroy Aguiano, Warren Moss, and Vicente Menchaca work quietly. UPPER CENTER: Jessica Smith checks her spelling. UPPER RIGHT: Tammie Tomlinson goes in feet first. LOWER LEFT: Randy Stewart, Warren Moss, and Rob Spiller lis- ten very carefully. LOWER RIGHT: Coach Jones has a serious discus- sion with Brian Eppler, Janie Wallace, and Belinda Cook. 132 Junior High Cheerleaders Junior High Tennis Cheerleaders have to be cheerful and peppy to arouse our enthusiasm. This year's pep cheerlead ers are: Robin Heap, Doreen Robles, Amy New- berry, Donna Abilez, and Edwina Gonzales. Girls Candy Nail, Lou Zane Gardner, Frankie Walker, Doreen Robles, Donna Abilez, and Amy Newberry. Boys— Jerry Roper, Ronnie Carpenter, Tim Freeman, Doug Dobbins, Chris Harrison, and Greg Shaheen. 133 Junior High Football Cheerleaders can be seen in many strange places. But one place that is not strange is the football field. This is home turf for our cheer- leaders and they provide pep and energy during those moments we need encouragement. EIGHTH GRADE FOOTBALL Robert Bierschwale Freddy Carlile Mike Davis Doug Dobbins Tim Freeman Dario Gauna Hector Gonzales Victor Gonzales Chris Harrison Thomas McDonald Conrado Menchaca Mark Randolph Jerry Roper Greg Shaheen Bill Lee Sloan Stephen Teel John Watson Dale Williams Rex Williams Adrian Condarco (mgr) Kit Dobbins (mgr) Coach: Louis Hilliard 7th Grade—1st ROW: Coby Cavaness, Ronnie Carpenter, David Simmons, Michael Harrison, Tommy Brock, Rob Spiller. 2nd ROW: Todd Overstreet, Allen Herring, Stephen Ford, Darrell Skinner, David Doyal, James Gentry. 3rd ROW: Coach Reichneau, Bill Johnston, Mickey Haines, Brian Eppler, Donnie Bode, Kit Dobbins. Junior High Boys Basketball 7th Grade 1st ROW Michael Harrison, Bill Johnston, Steven Ford, David Simmons, Tommy Brock. 2nd ROW: Darrell Skinner, Allen Herring, Leonard Gauna, Coby Cavaness, David Doyal, Rob Spiller, James Carlile. 3rd ROW: Coach Reichneau, Hardy Hardin, Vicente Menchaca, Warren Moss, Ronnie Carpenter, Paul Albrecht, James Gentry, Leroy Aguiana, Hal Rose, Randy Stewart, Lloyd Powers. 8th Grade 1st ROW: Doyle Taff, Del Williams, Thomas McDonald, Chris Harrison, Tim Freeman, Jerry Roper, Kit Dobbins. 2nd ROW: Daniel Ramirez, Coach Reichneau, Victor Gonzales, Hector Gonzales, Mike Davis, Steven Teel, Tommy Sissel, Billy Sloan, Doug Dobbins. 135 Junior High Girls Basketball 7th Grade—Brenda Boone, manager, Anna Gonzales, Edwina Gonzales, Leslie Wicker, Alisa Schmidt, Sheila Adams, Krystal Morris, Robin Heap, Carla Lippmans, Susan Wright, Tammy Tomlinson, Teresa Tomlinson, Mary Martha Johnson, manager. 8th Grade—1st ROW: Susan Andrews, Amy Newbury, Serena Williams, D’Lynn Briggs, Susan Andrews, Sandra Bundick, Tommy Curtis, Donna Abilez, Duchess Hill. 2nd ROW: Mary Martha Johnson, (mgr), Jennifer Sides, Lou Zane Gardner, Candy Nail, Darla D’Spain, Tammy Bouman, Debbie Keith, Yvette Waddell, Ruby Gentry, Darla Herbst, Brenda Boone (mgr). Junior High Track 1st ROW Alicia Schmidt, Robin Heap, Leslie Wicker, Serena Williams, Sandra Bundick, 2nd ROW Mary Martha Johnston (mgr). Candy Nail, Susan Andrews, Darla D’Spain, Amy Newberry, Tammy Bouman, Doreen Robles, Donna Abilez, Brenda Boone (mgr). 1st ROW: Allen Herring, Tommy Brock, Steven Ford, Ronnie Carpenter, Rob Spiller, Michael Harrison, Leonard Gauna. 2nd ROW Vicente Menchaca, Robert Beam, Tim Freeman, Bill Johnston, David Simon, Jay Roper, David Doyal, Mark Randolph. 3rd ROW: Victor Gonzales, Thomas McDonald, Doyle Taff, Mike Davis, Hector Gonzales, Dale Williams, James Gentry, Leroy Anguiana. 4th ROW: Coach Reichneau, Paul Albrecht, Daniel Ramirez, Nicky Haines, Brian Eppler, Stephen Teel, Billy Sloan, Tommy Sissel, Greg Shaheen. Not Shown: Rex Williams, Floyd Powers. ELEMENTARY TO DA Y, the playground; TOMORROW, the world! Sixth Grade LEON ABRIGO JEFFERY ADAMS GLORIA AGUERO JO ANN BOYD SHARMON BRIGGS BOBBY CARPENTER ALVIN CARROLL WALTER CARROLL ADRIAN CONDARCO MELVIN CONNER JACK CUNNINGHAM BLANCA DEL BOSQUE TAMMY DONELSON BONNIE ESPINOSA MILLIE FLORES KELLEY GREEN DANNY GAUNA STEVE GAUNA BRETT GOODWIN FREDDY LOMBRANO UPPER LEFT: Time marches on—but sometimes very slowly, as Robert, Adrian, and Neal discover while waiting for the bell to ring. CENTER Whitney wonders what good things come to those who wait! ABOVE: Brian starts on his assignment while Laney and Mike discuss their project. RIGHT: Mrs. Williams uses all senses (see, hear, touch, taste, smell) in Language Arts Jackie, Juan, and Blanca are so involved the time just zips by. ANDY MAPLES SANDRA MARTIN ABEL MARTINEZ 142 DEBBIE MAYNARD TAMMY McGARY DERRICK MENCHACA MARTHA MONTGOMERY LISA NEAL RAMIRO PEREZ DANA PHILLIPS TOBY POWERS ROBERT RYAN KRICK SANDERS f DEBRA SANCHEZ KIM SCHWARTZ BOBBI SLOAN DONALD SNYDER SHELLEY SPILLER ROBERT SUTTON DEBRA TOMLINSON WESLEY TREADWELL LEE WEAVER WHITNEY WHITWORTH SEAN YANCY JOHN YGLESIAS UPPER LEFT: After a hard morning, Leon wants to be first in line in the cafeteria. UPPER RIGHT: Sean insists on getting his two cents in a friendly discussion. ABOVE: Debbie, Bobbie, Brett, and Bonnie really get their fingers involved in Language Arts. NOT SHOWN: Alfred Campbell, Ladd Campbell, James Cashman, Norma Condarco, Melissa Dun- bar, Margarito Flores, Jerry Gonzales, Sophia Her nandez, Kim Hooker, Nile Knapp, Tony Martinez, Clinton McDonald, Martin Mendez, Julie Murff, Melba Perez, Norman Pierce, Monty Raney, Norma Rojas, Danielle Thomson, David Valencia, Carlos Vasquez 143 Fifth Grade DWAYNE ABILEZ BELINDA AGUERO THERESA ALBRECHT ADRIAN ANGUIANO CHARLOTTE BERNAL STEPHANI BOUMAN LYNNE BOYD GREGORY BRAWLEY STEVEN BRAWLEY MARKY BURCH BRYAN CAMPBELL RAMIRO CASTILLO, JR. CHRIS CASTILLO JULIE CRAIG MELISSA CARROLA SHIRLEY DAVIS TWYLA DONELSON MELINDA DUNBAR GLENN ERVIN ' FELIPA FLORES' DAVID GAUNA DEBORAH GELLERMAN ERNESTINA GONZALES EUGENE GONZALES GEORGE GUARDIOLA DAVID HAINES LEONA HAMMOND CHRISTINE HARDESTY ADAM HILL ED HUNGER LEE JONES RICHARD KOERTH DANYA LeBLEU MIKELeBLEU TREY MALLARD MONICA MENCHACA DANNIE MOORE LISA MORRIS SHAWN MURFF TRAVIS MURR KERRIENEAL SANDRA RANDLE DAVID RATHKE CORINNE ROBLES JESUS SALAZAR TOOTER SCHULZE ROCKY SEXTON KIMBERLY SIMMONS KEVIN SIMMONS CLAY SIMON DALE STIDHAM JEFF TINSLEY ALTON TOMLINSON AUDREY TOMLINSON DEAN TORRES mm -' JESUS VASQUEZ ARTHUR WALLACE MARILYN WALLACE BOBBY WHITE COURTNEY WICKER CARL WILLIAMSON PTIRiTfe 4 v S 144 NOT SHOWN Joe Archer, Viola Rojas, Shelby Brock, Jr., and Paul Evans. UPPER LEFT: Marky, Terry, and Bobby enjoy recess in the late afternoon. CENTER LEFT Adam is giving Terri pointers on making a two-handed forehand drive. CEN TER George, Lee, Kim, Tim, Debbie, and Trey, are really concentrating on follow mg instructions. CENTER RIGHT Marky, Jeff, David and Dean are learning the strategies of Monopoly’ in Mrs. Chandler’s class. BOTTOM: Coreen, Chris, Ramiro and David are enjoying the presence of the yearbook photographer in the middle of History class. 145 Fourth Grade LISA ALBRECHT EDWARD ANGUIANO MANUEL ARANGO JOHN AYALA BOBBY BOONE FRANKIE BOONE DARRYL CARPENTER RON CARROLA OLLIE CARROLL CECIL CONNER PAM CONNER RODNEY COURSEY MARIA CUELLAR BILLY DALE DOROTHY DAVIS MARIO DEL BOSQUE DONNIE DONELSON BOBBY ENSLEY KENT FLEMING DONOVAN FORD GERALD FRITZ GREG GARCIA CHAD GIPSON JEANETTE GONZALES LOUIS GONZALES RACHEL GONZALES DAVID GREEN HECTOR GUARDIOLA VANCE HAINES TRACI HAPPNER AMY HEIMANN EDDIE HEIMANN BELINDA HERNANDEZ JAMES HERNANDEZ MARIANA HOLEKAMP VEANNA HOLLOWAY MELODY JENNINGS CARL JONES HILLARY JONES KIM JONES THERESA KEITH JAMES KOTHMANN JENNIFER KOTHMANN JENNIFER MARTIN SHERRY McANALLY MITCHELL McELHANEY WOODENA McKEE TIM MEADOR TODD MILLS LISA MORRIS ALVARO MUNOZ LINO MUNOZ LESLIE MURPHY TRACI PERKINS WANDA PERRY ALICIA PORTER TRAVIS POWERS TONY PRADO KELLI PURVIS ELIZABETH RAMON ROY RIOJAS REGINA SEBA DONNA SEXTON 146 TOBY SPIVEY CATHY STEWART THONDA TIMS MARY LOU TINSLEY TINA TOMLINSON EMMA TREADWELL ARMANDO VAL VERDE ALMA VALENZUELA SYLVIA WALLACE MICHELLE WYATT TERRY WOOLS NOT SHOWN: Jack Bechwith, Griseldo Gon- zales, Marvin Joles, Jr., and Jana Robinson. UPPER LEFT: 'Stick ’em up!’ doesn’t always mean a hold-up. Cathy, Donovan, Vance, and Mary Anna find that ’stickum’ or Elmer's glue comes in handy on their project. UPPER RIGHT: Bobby shows Manuel how to read Chinese style. LOWER LEFT: Maria and Mario are involved in a sticky Language Arts project. LOWER RIGHT: Luis is find- ing out that there are just some things a guy has to do all on his own and by himself. 147 Third Grade OSCAR JOHN ABILEZ JESSE AGUERO DAVIS ALLSUP JUAN ALVAREZ ARMANDO AYALA JULIO BERNAL DANIEL BOONE MICHEA BOOTH KODY BRADSHAW PAUL BYNUM SKIP CAMPBELL ROSS CASHMAN BILLY BOB CASTLEBERRY GLENN COLEMAN SAMMY CONDARCO JILL CUNNINGHAM FAYE DALE TAMMIE DALE SCOTT DAVIS SHONNA DOYAL MELISSA EVANS BRYAN FLEMING EARL GENTRY JACK GOODMAN TIM HARDESTY MARSHALL HEAP RICKY HENDERSON CHARLES HERBST MICHAEL HERNANDEZ DESIREE HILLYARD JOHNSTON HOLEKAMP RAY HOOKER DARRELL JACKSON JAY JOHNSON KEVIN JOHNSON MICHELLE KISER STACY KOERTH HEATHER MAPLES IKE MAPLES EDWARD McANALLY vickie McDonald TRINA MEREDITH SHANE MOGFORD DON NUNLY JAMES PATTON JEANNIE RANDOLPH DANNY RENDON JOHN HENRY RIVAS DAVID ROJAS ROSS ROPER RAYMOND RYAN JUNIOR SANCHEZ CYNTHIA SEARGENTS JIMMY SHELTON 148 MARC SIMON OSCAR STEELE STACY STEINER AMY STIDHAM VICKIE TOMLINSON LYDIA VALENZUELA ROLANDO VALVERDE SAMUEL VALVERDE BOBBY WAHRMUND RANDY WALLACE WILNA K. WALLACE TONY WOODRESS NOT SHOWN Michael Bell, Sharman Conner, Lee McNutt, Gabriella Phil- lips, Oscar Sell When you’re in the third grade you start becoming independent. Third graders learn to work by themselves and also to work together in groups. LEFT: Shonna listens for instructions carefully before starting her assignment. BELOW: It takes a lot of cour age to enter a rodeo when you’re in high school or col- lege. Brian showed us by entering the FFA rodeo that the older kids don’t have a monopoly on spunk! SECOND GRA DE SCOTTIE ALBRECHT TRACEY ARNESEN ALICE BAKER TATE BANNOWSKY TODD BANNOWSKY JANIE BARBOZA ELVIRA BERNAL UPPER LEFT: Stacy Davis is a real swinger. LOWER LEFT Heath Jarvis shows that he really wants to be an angel. UPPER RIGHT: Susan, Zsa, and Kim enjoy the sunshine on a wmtery day. LOWER RIGHT: Second Graders and Third Graders like to play together. 150 ALAN BRAWLEY JOHNNY BOUMAN SHENANDOAH BUNDICK TODD BURKHOLDER JOHN BYNUM TAMMY CARROLL GENEVA CONDARCO STACY DAVIS JUAN DOMINGUEZ, JR. RITAENRIGUEZ BOYD FILYAN EMING ARCIA ilBSON IPSON BECKY FLEMII GABRIEL GAR4 CHARLES Gil CHARLIE Gil POGO GREGG vHB LETICIA GUARDIOLA k KIMHAPPNER KATHY HEIMANN SUSAN HENDERSON PATRICK HODGES JANICE HOLLAND BRUCE HOOKER HEATH JARVIS MICHAEL JENKINS KAYLA JONES SARA JORDAN KEVIN KOTHMANN RAY LOMBRANO SUSAN MARTIN JIMMY McANALLY HNMcDON JOHI INALD LAURIE McGUIRE TERRY NFA jameBH [Y NEW PEGfeY PEREZ STEVEN PI KEVIN PORTER WENDY PR tt kLUSON RAGLAND UNIOR RAMON jiiccv QCKjnniu TERRI PUR SB JUNIOR MISSY RENDON LUIS RIOS RANCE ROBERTS VALARIE ROGERS WADE RUST RAUL SALAZAR 'HEN SANDEFUR NN SCHMIDT iNDY SEXTON IILLY SHELTON STEVEN SMITH JAMES STEWART JERRY STEWART JANELSTOCKTON BRAD SUTTON CARR THOMSON WILLIE TOMLINSON LENARDOTORRES PAUL TORRES JOHNNY WAHRMUND CARLA WALLACE GREGORY WALLACE LEE WATSON PAMELA WEAVER SANDRA WHITE DON WHITLOCK ZSA WHITWORTH KATHRYN WILLIAMS KEVIN WISEHART BOBBY WOODRESS 151 First Grade STEVEN ADAMS ROBERT ALLSUP, III AMY ALVAREZ RAUL AYALA JAMES BAKER JASON BANNOWSKY ARMANDO BERNAL CHRISTOPHER BURNS ASHLEY CAMPBELL MICHAEL CASTILLO RAQUEL CASTILLO BECKY CONNER CHARLES CONNER KRYSTAL CORNIER CLAYTON DAVIS RACHEL DEL BOSQUE LANCE DILLARD DENISE DOMINGUEZ TOBY D’SPAIN SARA ENRIQUEZ DARLA FLEMING MICHELE FRITZ FRANCISCO GARCIA LYDIA GAUNA JAMES GIBSON MARTIN GONZALES FRANCES GOODMAN CAMERON HALL HOLLI HEAP MILLIE HENDERSON JOSHUA HERNANDEZ MANDY HERNANDEZ TERESA HOOKER MILLIE HOWARD GEORGE IBARRA MARTA IBARRA ALAN JACKSON GARY JEFFERIES ELIZABETH JONES KELLY KOTHMANN JUAN LOPEZ VERONICA MARTINEZ TED MAYNARD RAYMOND MCDONALD CRAIG MEADOR EDWARD MENCHACA MATTHEW MENCHACA HILARIA MENDEZ JANE MILLS MARY MONTGOMERY SAMUEL MUNOZ CHRISTY MURR DIANA PERRY ROSEANN PRADO PEARL RAMIREZ MARY JANE RAMIREZ REBECCA RIOS SANDRA RIOS CLYDE ROGERS KEITH SIMMONS KEY SIMON AUSTIN SKERO STACY SMITH 152 COREY SPIVEY STEPHANIE STEINER JASON STEWART LEANN STOCKTON BARBI TAYLOR CHAD TAYLOR GENETHOMEY CHARLES TOMLINSON KATHY TOMLINSON TONI TOMLINSON ALMA VAL VERDE JIM WYATT NOT SHOWN: John Adams, Mario Castillo, Aurelia Coronado, Susan Dominguez, Michele Fritz, Deborah LeBleu, Lesia McNutt, Joe Ramon, Shawn Raney, George Bell, Christopher Simon, Debra Sparks, Ferell Thomey, and Lezlie Tinsley First Graders don't just ‘show and tell.' They talk, they play, they read, they learn teamwork and also how to manage individ- ual projects. UPPER RIGHT: Chris and Eliz- abeth discuss moving on to Second Grade with new teachers and new friends. RIGHT CENTER. Ashley, Clayton, Charles and Craig practice writing. LOWER LEFT: Robert and Josh get rid of excess energy during lunch. LOWER RIGHT: Nancy Stewart lis- tens to Ted, Craig, Jane, and Debbie take turns at reading aloud. 153 Kindergarten KAREN ADAMS SUSAN AKERS MARYBELLE ANGUIANO SARAH BAKER NICKY BARBOZA JIMMY BOUMAN ADRIAN CARROLA LISA CASHMAN CHARLIE CHAPMAN TISHA CORMIER LARISSA COURSEY SCOTTY COURSEY KARRIE CRAIG YVETTE DAVIS TARA DONELSON RHONDA ENSLEY KARYN EPPLER KRISTI FORD FIDEL GOMEZ ERNIE GONZALES SAMMY GUNTER SHAWN HENDERSON MARK HERNANDEZ CANON JONES JESS KOTHMANN REX LACKEY MARK LeBLEU RAINA LEWIS NOT SHOWN: Rachel Espinsoa, Bennie Joles, Cory Maples, and Chico Ramon UPPER RIGHT: Bryan, Jimmy, Yvette, Rachel, Lottie, Mark, Scotty and Nicky are just getting up from their naps. ABOVE: Music time! Raina whispers to Scotty while Jennifer waits with Lari for the music to start. RIGHT: Once each year the Kindergarten visits the Homemaking classes in High School and makes cookies. Susan helps Letha to get the dough just right. 154 ABOVE: Mrs. Joy watches over Susan, Eddie, Canon, and Mari- belle while they are getting ready for the bus ride home. CENTER LEFT: Lari, Hoyt, and Ricky work in the ‘Do It Yourself books. CENTER RIGHT: Jimmie, Lottie and Rachel are drawing at the art table. EDDIE LOPEZ JUAN LOPEZ DANE MAPLES STACY MARTIN HOYT MOSS RHONDA PERKINS LOTTIE PERRY KENDON ROBERTS RICKY SKAGGS STACY SKERO DIANE SKINNER BRYAN SMITH KRISTYN STORMS RANDI SUTTON ADAM TOMLINSON PETE TORRES JAMEY WAHRMUND SHERYL WALLACE JAMEY WEAVER HENRY WHITAKER WAYNE WYATT 155 1978 Aureus Aquila Staff Editorial Staff: Advertising: Sales: Photography: Sponsor: Machelle Russell Carla Schaefer Joy Youngdoff Becky Palmer Beatrice Sepeda Sherri Hobbs Lori Brock Lesa Stapp Lissa Murr Cordelia Torres Vivian Robles Debra Smith John Cashman Mark Meredith Curtus Crites Eugene Monroe Spon. note: Special thanks to Geanan Cavaness and Michelle McElhaney who gave assistance dur- ing the summer. And very special thanks to Mr. Joe Robinson and Mrs. Joycelyn Hepburn for their support, advice, and assistance. 158 SPONSORS Students and staff make a school, but sponsors make a community. We realize that we owe a great deal to our sponsors not because they have sup- ported the yearbook but because they have supported our school each year. In addition to paying taxes, they have supported our band, our athletic pro- grams, our publications, and our activities in many ways. Our sponsors have simply made Junction a nice place to live! Bringing the school and community together is, perhaps, a function of the Pecan Festival and the Miss Kimble County contest. The Queen of the Pecan Festival this year (lower left) is Miss Michelle McElhaney shown with runners up Theresa Blum and Robin Wright. Robin was picked to be Miss Kimble County (upper left). Both Michelle and Robin are on call to help our sponsors and to represent our community throughout the state. 159 2031 North Main Junction, Texas 76849 GOOD VIBRATIONS RECORD SHOP 446-3541 Congratulations Seniors! JOHN SANDIDGE STAR ENGRAVING BLACKBURN ABSTRACT COMPANY Owned and Operated by Phil and M. A. Dunbar 515 College 446-3254 135 North 6th Junction, Texas Preparations of Abstracts of lands in Kimble County, Texas Agent for Stewart Title Guaranty Company and for Lawyer’s Title Insurance Company. 160 1402 Main Street Phone 446-2791 IHI COMPANY ssbbpZBB 1112 Main Street Junction, Texas Phone 446-3394 TODD’S KRISPY CHICKEN Owned and Operated by MILLS ENTERPRISES, INC. Junction LOEFFLER MOTOR CO. Ford and Mercury 702 Main, Junction 446-2416 CEDAR FIBER COMPANY, INC. Phone 446-3295 Junction, Texas 76849 Congratulations Seniors CITY OF JUNCTION 162 Congratulations Seniors 110 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Larry Howe Laura Howe Connie Porter RIVER OAKS SHOPPING CENTER 849 Junction Highway Kerrville, Texas 78028 512 896-5033 Junction, Texas TELEGRAPH STORE Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Brite Owners Phone 446-2284 Telegraph, Texas Doyle and Frances Shaw 404 Main Street Phone 446-2833 Junction 163 DALE’S SEGOVIA TRUCK STOP Mid-Continent Leaseway Skelly Feld Phillips Tires Tubes, Batteries, Road Service—Rooms, Clean Showers OPEN 24 HOURS Interstate 10, 8 Miles East of Junction Phone 915 446-9550 164 Junction Branch ATTENTION STUDENTS: Let us help you with our student discounts on typewriters and calculators. We also rent typewriters. Royal, Smith-Corona, Victor Electronic Calculators WARNER BUSINESS MACHINES 512 997-3856 105 South Adams Fredericksburg, Texas HILL COUNTRY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 720 Main Street 446-3361 n -rn SERVICE ALEX’S AUTO SERVICE Engine Repair Automatic Manual Tune-Ups Pick-Up Delivery Electrical Systems Transmissions Mufflers, Brakes Road Service 1008 Main, Junction 446-2042 165 HERRING PRINTING COMPANY 512-257-7242 • 615 Water Street • Kerrville, Texas 78028 CITY PHARMACY 620 Main, Junction Phone 446-2511 Complete Prescription Service FREDERICKSBURG LOCKERS, INC. Retail Quality Meats Wholesale HOME OF OPA’S SMOKED MEATS Hams — Bacon — Sausage — Jerky — Turkey Fredericksburg, Texas Phone 512 997-3358 166 A PRAYER FOR THE SENIOR CLASS “In all your ways acknowledge Him, And He will make your paths straight. “Do not be wise in your own eyes; Fear the Lord and turn away from evil. “How blessed is the man who finds wisdom. And the man who gains understanding. Proverbs 3:6, 7, 13 COLLEGE STREET CHURCH OF CHRIST 815 College Street Junction, Texas 76849 Phone 446-3560 COPPERAS FEED STORE LIVESTOCK AND AGRICULTURAL SUPPLIES Roosevelt, Texas 167 CARCASS BEEF BEEF CUTS FABRICATED CUTS PORTION MEATS BERNHARD’S Phone P. 0. Box 706 512 367-5321 Ingram, Texas 78025 WALKER’S DONUT SHOP 801 Main Junction, Texas 76849 WE SPECIALIZE IN SPECIAL-OCCASION CAKES, PIES AND DONUTS 169 JUNCTION WAREHOUSE COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! C. T. Holekamp Dr. Ted Holekamp JUNCTION STOCKYARDS KAMPGROUNDS OF AMERICA 2145 N. Main Junction ANN’S FLOWER SHOP “Flowers Whisper What Words Never Say” Goerge Ella Robbins, owner ANGUIANO’S FINA STATION COMPLIMENTS OF WARE’S SHOE STORE “SHOES STUFF” Phone 512 257-8353 715 Water Street Kerrville, Texas 78028 Interstate 10 Juan Anguiano, owner Junction 171 CUNNINGHAM CHEVRON JUNCTION, TEXAS 314 Main Street Phone 446-9517 JUNCTION DIESEL SERVICE P. O. Box 133 172 Junction, Texas 76849 BUSTER’S LAUNDRY CLEANERS “Being well groomed is an asset” 510 Main Junction, Texas Owner: Lloyd Williamson Phone: 446-2314 BARKER’S FOOD STORE, INC. 310 Main Junction, Texas Phone 446-2219 MASON BOTTLING COMPANY DR. PEPPER—“BE A PEPPER” and SEVEN UP 111 Avenue A. Mason, Texas 76856 173 JUNCTION AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY T. J. MOORE LUMBER YARD AND FURNITURE “ALL OF YOUR LUMBER NEEDS 815 Main 1610 Main Street Junction, Texas Junction, Texas 76849 Phone 446-2595 Phone 446-2501 HARDIN PLUMBING 1940 N. Main 446-2580 “COMPLETE PLUMBING SERVICE utJCPenney KERRVILLE, TEXAS 78028 512 896-8100 For Catalog Order 512 896-4611 BLACKBURN’S PHARMACY Marvin and Gloria Petty Pharmacists and Owners GIFTS DRUGS COSMETICS 911 North Main Phone 446-2116 Junction, Texas CLINT SMITH, DISTRIBUTOR OF GULF OIL PRODUCTS 2110 N. Main Street Phone 446-2863 Junction, TX 76849 Night 446-2086 “THE BEST IN TIRE AND BATTERY SERVICE” Branche� Bandera-Bianco-Boer ne-Comfort Kerrville-Marble Falls Agency Burnet (IMMUNITY c_5OiHW AND LOAN ASSOCIATION FREDERICKSBURG. TEXAS 176 AGGIE’S TOP ART FASHIONS 446-2431 640 Main Street Junction, Texas SERVING YOU WITH ELECTRIC ENERGY FROM THE RED RIVER TO THE RIO GRANDE WEST TEXAS UTILITIES COMPANY NELSON MOTORS CHEVROLET—PONTIAC—BUICK Phone 446-2444 Mr. Mrs. Karl Nelson and Family STYLIST BARBER SHOP NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY 1123 Main Street Junction, Texas Phone 446-3522 177 (Uk T%iet IN FASHIONS Sizes 3 Teens through 52, Half-sizes, and Petites Exclusive Formal Wear Ruth Zschiesche Gertrude Schwartz Phone 512 896-4255 867 River Oaks Center Kerrville, Texas LAKEVIEW TRAILER PARK South of the South Llano Bridge Junction, Texas 446-2362 COMPLIMENTS FREDERICKSBURG PUBLISHING CO., INC. Home of the FREDERICKSBURG STANDARD and FREDERICKSBURG OFFICE SUPPLY Commercial Printing 108-112 East Main Fredericksburg, Texas 78624 178 DIRECT DIAMOND IMPORTERS NATHAN’S JEWELERS Chadbourne at Twohig SAN ANGELO, TEXAS Phone 655-8166 SUN VALLEY MOTEL Ennis Jessie Jo Winslett, owners Interstate 10-83-377-290 1611 Main Street Junction, Texas 76849 Phone 915 446-2505 TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY CENTER AT JUNCTION Summer Courses, Workshops, Adult Education, Conferences, Seminars, and Excellent Food fom FREDERICKSBURG, TEXAS 78624 101 East Main Street Phone 512 997-2375 179 THE PAKS CORPORATION 180 JUNCTION NATIONAL BANK COWLEE COLLEGE OF COSMETOLOGY Kerrville, Texas 78028 402 Quinlan 512 896-2380 BIRCK’S BAR-B-Q RED BARN DINING ROOM CAFETERIA 6:00 A.M. til 4:00 P.M. Food To Go Open til 6:00 P.M. Breakfast Fresh donuts pies daily A variety of barbecued meats, potato salad, cole slaw, beans, and vegetables Catering Private Dining Room 504 East Main Fredericksburg, Texas 512 997-4301 IN SAN ANGELO Phone 655-3171 “West Texas most complete department stores . . . downtown and in the Village Shopping Center.” LOZANO BODY SHOP 1405 Main Junction 446-2012 MILKY WAY 182 A GOOD PLACE TO EAT FOR FAST, GOOD FOOD KMBL “The Areas Best Advertising Media” 214 Pecan Street Junction, Texas P. 0. Box 206 Phone 446-3371 CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL THE GRADUATES LUBBOCK-806-747-5204 DALLAS-214-233-1071 HOUSTON-713-868-6101 AUSTIN-512-447-4121 UNITED FARM AGENCY REAL ESTATE 183 WESTERN STAR MOTEL John Bouman, owner Phone 446-2255 1907 North Main Junction, Texas R. D. KOTHMANN INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE AGENCY Box 207, Junction 446-2320 Frank and Betty Randolph 609 Main Junction 446-3104 184 COMPLIMENTS OF 185 TEXAN THEATRE A RAGSDALE THEATRE Roy, Ina, and Liz Ragsdale GULF PRODUCTS — U.S. TIRES — GUNS — AMMUNITION — SPORTING GOODS HUNTING AND FISHING LICENSES 731 Main Street Junction Phone 446-2316 WILSON WHITE BUILDING CONTRACTOR Phone 446-2201 Junction, Texas 76849 186 1009 Main George, Clarice, Patti Gregg 446-2719 KIMBLE COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE appreciates the continued cooperation and support of the Junction Independent School District personnel and student body. PHILLIPS EXXON Highway 83—Interstate 10 446-3551 FREDERICKSBURG MACHINE APPLIANCE CO., INC. “YOUR TRUE VALUE HOME CENTER” Frigidaire Appliances Paints Speed Queen Washers Hardware Myers Water Pumps Plumbing York Air Conditioning Machine Shop Phone 512 997-2113 201 South Adams Street Fredericksburg, Texas 78624 CHUCKWAGON Mary Horton, owner 2005 Main Junction 446-2211 CRENWELGE MOTOR SALES RANDOLPH ABSTRACT COMPANY, INC. Complete Abstract and Title Service REPRESENTING MANY MAJOR TITLE COMPANIES 522 Main Junction 446-3318 or 446-2317 Lawrence F. Harrison, president Kay Bannowsky, secretary OLD SPANISH TRAIL WESTERN WEAR FOR ALL YOUR WESTERN WEAR NEEDS Wrangler, Lee and Levi Jeans Justin, Nocona, Tony Lama Boots 656 Main Junction ALPINE LODGE RESTAURANT LOUNGE BUFFET LUNCHEON SERVED DAILY Open 7 a.m. 'Til 10 p.m. For Reservations 512 257-8282 Located At The Sunday House Motor Inn 2124 Sidney Baker At 1-10 Kerrville, Texas 189 KIMBLE COUNTY’S ONLY NEWSPAPER THE JUNCTION EAGLE BEHIND The Junction Eagles 100% Roy and Ruth Cooper, publishers Jo’Anne Molesworth, news editor Josefa Martinez, linotypist Mike Coffey, pressman Keith Peavy, printer’s devil Partain Photographs WEDDINGS, PORTRAITS COMMERCIAL, RESTORATIONS 611 Water Street Kerrville, Texas 78028 Phone 512 257-5789 190 THE FRIENDLY BANK FIRST STATE BANK 601 College Street Junction KERRVILLE REXALL DRUG COMPANY 1050 Junction Highway Kerrville, Texas 78028 Phone 512 257-8507 643 Main Phone 446-3355 KIMBLE COUNTY READY MIX COMPANY Phone 446-3295 P. 0. 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B. and Dorothy McKinney Phone 446-3613 Fresh Water Catfish Friday Delicious Mexican Food and Steaks Everyday VELMA’S BEAUTY SHOP 333 North 16th Street Junction, Texas Phone 446-3172 PATRONS OF AUREUS AQUILA LARRY and DIANE BROOKS SADIE HELMS LETI STUDY CLUB MOUNTAIN VIEW MOTEL LEONARD SUTTON PECANS—FURS PACHECK’S PLAZA Kerrville, Texas LUSTRA LIGHTING CORP. Rutherford, New Jersey MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS RONALD and JUDY SUTTON HAYDEN WOODARD CACTUS STUDY CLUB FLATT STATIONERS Mexia, Texas ROBERT BOWERS, JR. Kerrville, Texas SHARE CORPORATION Milwaukee, Wisconsin 203 CLIFTON CURRY OLLIE CURRY BOB MORALES JAMES TINNEY UPPER LEFT: Billie Eidson and Doris Mims are just two of the faithful parents that encourage the Eagles by their presence at almost every activity. BELOW: Virginia Whitlock, Margaret Bates, and Shirley Gentry prepare to start serving lunch. BEHIND THE SCENES MARGARET BATES FRANCES BILLO LORENE BRUNS MERLE BUNDICK SHIRLEY GENTRY SUE MURRAY Manager BONNIE SMITH ADA ST. CLAIR SUE WILLIAMS In thinking about this last school year it is easy to recall our favorite teachers and even those that weren’t among our favorites. And we'll never forget those in our class or even those above us and below us. too. But there is a group of dedicated individuals that work behind the scenes to keep our school tick- ing. Without these individuals JHS would not have been so pleasant a place to attend. Of course we’re referring to those wonderful ladies who spend many long hours in the cafeteria prepar- ing breakfasts and lunches and when we had special banquets helping out with those also. It’s human nature, we guess, to complain about the quality of food in cafeterias but those of us that have had cafe- teria food in other schools know that this one is tops. Rarely do we realize the amount of different tasks we place on the custodians. But they, too, work long hours keeping our school safe, comfortable, and really, quite attractive, considering the budget within which they must operate, and the time they have to perform their job. Another group we tend to overlook is the J1SD bus drivers. They get up very early, some of the routes are very long, and usually one half of that ride is a soli- tary ride. They have to pick us up. endure our yelling and fussing, and get us safely home. We’re sure you agree they deserve a lot more recognition than they get. And there is still another group that rarely comes in for recognition and that is our parents. They get us ready for school, they encourage us, they share in our triumphs, heal our wounds, give us encouragement when we’re down in the dumps, assist us in a multi- tude of ways, sponsor our trips, and contribute to all kinds of fund raising activities. Sometimes, many times, in fact, most of the time we take them for granted. To all of these groups we salute you. We thank you for your support and for having made this truly one heck of a good year. 205 HIGH SCHOOL INDEX A AARON, Audrey 34, 109 ABILEZ, Freddy 39, 40, 77 ABILEZ, LaDelle 16, 34, 92, 98 ADAMS, Allen 26, 27, 28, 66, 68, 85, 93, 114 ADAMS, Kim 45, 46, 67, 76, 81, 100, 101, 104 ADAMS, Scott 46, 69, 72, 77, 78, 94, 95 AGUILAR, Jerry 69 AKERS, Ken 40, 42, 69, 77, 92, 99, 100 ALEXANDER, Ann 10, 46, 92, 100 ANDREWS, Terry 34, 72, 89, 90, 92, 93 ARANGO, Carlos 40 ATKINS, Bonnie 40 B BANNOWSKY, Belinda 9, 40, 44 76 104 169 BANNOWSKY,'Carolyn 40, 76, 81.92, 97, 100 BARBOZA, Andy 46, 69 BARRON, Leon 34, 109 BAUGH, David 10, 28, 66, 68, 77, 114 BEAM, Joe 6, 28, 109, 114 BEEBE, Doug 34, 66, 79, 87, 93 BERRY, Karl 40, 100, 101 BERRY, Kent 33, 34, 100, 101, 103, 108 BEYER, Bobby 47 BIDDLE, Kevin 46, 89, 90, 92, 100 BIVINS, Becky 46, 95 BIVINS, Bill 35, 36, 95 BLACKBURN, Paul 46, 72, 94 BLUM, Theresa 8, 9, 27, 28, 31, 65, 67, 73, 92, 100, 103, 107, 114, 115, 158 BOLT, Danny 29, 94, 114 BOONE, Joe 40, 69, 84 BOONE, Juan 45, 46, 69, 72, 77, 85, 104 BOUMAN, Brenda 4, 8, 26, 28, 31.92, 100, 103, 114, 184 BOUMAN, Missy 46, 81, 100, 184 BOWERS, Denese 34, 73, 84 BROCK, Lori 40, 43, 73, 157, 158 BROWN, Debra 40, 86, 92, 100 BROWN, Steve 46, 127 BROYLES, Royce 13, 40, 92, 100, 103 BROYLES, Ward 46, 63, 72, 92, 100 BRUCE, Sammie 26, 33, 34, 60, 92 98 100 BUNDICK, Darrell 34, 66, 77, 93 BUNDICK, Elizabeth 34, 109 BUNDICK, Gary 34, 37, 69, 109 BUNDICK, Leslie 46, 95, 127 BURLESON, Jeff 40, 93 BURLESON, Todd 46, 69 BURNS, Tina 36 BYNUM, Todd 40, 69, 77, 173 c CARLILE, RODGER 46, 95 CARPENTER, Deanna 44, 46, 89 90 99 CARTER,' Holly 40, 84 CARTER, Jamie 34 CASHMAN, John 40, 61, 99, 157 CASTILLO, Mark 46, 69, 77 CASTILLO, Rudy 34, 66, 68, 77, 78, 79 CAVANESS, Geanan 40, 43, 73, 85, 96, 99, 100, 157 CHAVARRIA, Steve 40 CHENAULT, Bobby 28, 34, 47, 57 94 114 CHENAULT, Jeana 40, 41,62, 73,81,82, 97, 100, 104, 106 COFFEY, Mike 28, 32, 70, 89, 92, 107, 114 COFFEY, Susan 46, 76 CONDARCO, Osvaldo 46 COUEY, Dana 15, 16, 39, 40, 65, 73, 159 CRAIG, Dwayne 46, 92, 100 CRITES, Curtus 39, 40, 44, 89, 90, 100, 109, 157, 201 CURRY, John 40, 69, 94, 99, 100 CURTIS, Marcy 34, 92, 97, 98, 100, 159 D DAHARSH, Mark 46, 95 DALE, Danny 29, 70, 73, 89, 109, 114, 115 DALE, Robby 46, 72, 92, 100 DANIEL, Rocky 13, 40, 66, 72 DAVIS, Billy 28, 93, 114 206 DAVIS, Bobbi Lynn 9, 39, 40, 41,65,67, 73,81,82, 100, 101, 158 DAVIS, Jim 32, 36, 66, 68, 69, 71,88, 95 DAVIS, Mitch 45, 67, 69, 72, 77, 94, 127 DAYTON, Christy 34, 89, 90, 92, 100, 101, 159 DEL BOSQUE, Noemi 47 DEL BOSQUE, Nora 34 DEL BOSQUE, Norma 28, 114 DE LOS SANTOS, Ricky 46 DOMINGUEZ, Bobby 28, 30, 114 DOMINGUEZ, Jesse 15, 46, 60 D’SPAIN, Todd 40, 94 DUNLAP, David 36, 94 DUNLAP, John Paul 46, 95, 127 E EIDSON, Kristyl 40, 42, 65, 73, 74, 80,81,92, 99, 100, 101, 158 EPPLER, Jim 40, 94 ESPINOSA, Jannette 32, 34, 37, 109 F FIKES, Perry 32, 34, 94 FLANAGAN, Teresa 28, 114 FLORES, Elias 46 FLORES, Raul 34, 109 FREEMAN, Terry 26, 28, 30, 32, 77, 92, 114 FURR, Judy 46 FURR, Kathy 46 G GARDNER, Gary 34, 66, 67, 68, 83, 85 GAUNA, Linda 15, 34 GAUNA, Margaret 40 GOLD, Gary 34, 100, 101, 103, 108 GOLD, Larry 28 GONZALES, Arnie 40, 69, 77 GONZALES, Danny 46 GONZALES, Gilbert 34, 59, 66, 68, 88, 106 GONZALES, Irma 46, 100 GONZALES, Luz 46, 99 GONZALES, Rachel 4, 40, 100 GONZALES, Raymond 40, 69, 77 GONZALES, Trini 13, 46, 69, 70, 85, 87, 100, 101 GOODMAN, Kelly 40, 69, 72 GRIFFIN, Red 16, 40, 69 The Teen Board is a quasi-school organi- zation that sponsors dances and non- school activities. Members include Geanan Cavaness, Pam Walker, Deanna Whitworth, Rana Kay Williamson, Janna Jacoby, Marcy Curtis, Cindy Meredith, Carolyn Bannowsky, Ann Alexander, Terry Andrews (Not Shown —Isidro Ramirez, Machete Russell) GRIFFITH, Donna 7, 40, 92, 97, 100, 107, 158 GRUBBS, Cindy 15, 34, 52, 109, 159 GRUBBS, Shelly 34 GUNTER, Terri 46 H HAINES, Letha 46, 99, 123 HAINES, Vonda 40 HARDESTY, Kim 4, 12, 40, 72, 81 HARRIS, Edward 11, 28, 31, 43, 92, 114 HARRISON, Lyndall 28, 101, 113, 114, 115 HEGWER, Katy 40, 100, 149 HEPBURN, Chuck 40, 92, 94, 95, 99, 100 HEPBURN, Melody 13, 46, 99, 100, 171,201 HERNANDEZ, Lydia 46 HERRING, Ken 31,32, 34, 69, 72, 98, 108 HINDS, David 46, 69, 72 HOBBS, Sherri 16, 32, 39, 40, 157, 159 HODGES, Marsha 46 HOLEKAMP, Laurrie 9, 40, 41, 76, 104, 106, 158 HOLEKAMP, Teddy 26, 27, 28, 30, 32, 66, 68, 114 HORNE, Ricky 46, 92, 99 HUGHES, Johnny 9, 41,42, 69, 72, 77, 100, 106 J JACOBY, Janna 9, 28, 39, 65, 73, 100, 106, 114 JACOBY, Randa 26, 34, 50, 65, 73, 92, 98, 104, 105, 106, 108 JETTON, Cash 26, 27, 29, 30, 32, 49, 66, 94, 114 JETTON, Mark 34, 77, 92, 98 JOHNSON, Chip 34, 72, 94, 107, 108 JONES, Terri 41,44, 76, 159 K KEITH, Rusty 46, 94 KINSEY, Kerry 29, 30, 66, 94, 114 KUNDERT, Kevin 29, 94, 114 L LACKEY, David 30, 44, 46, 69, 94 LACKEY, Katy 12, 29, 30, 65, 73, 92, 100, 114 LOMBRANO, Pete 34, 39, 66 LOMBRANO, Yolanda 23, 34, 159 LOPEZ, Gisele 39, 46, 86 LOPEZ, Patsy 29, 114 LOPEZ, Peggy 46, 106 LOW, Rolland 34, 37, 66 M MACKILLICAN, James 29, 31, 94, 114 MALDONADO, Virgil 26, 33, 34, 51,66, 68, 70, 72, 77, 88, 92, 108 MANGES, Karen 46, 64, 99, 100, 103 MANGES, Michelle 46 MAPLES, Mona 46, 99 MAPLES, Travis 41, 109 MARTIN, David 33, 34, 92, 93, 94, 96, 98, 106 MARTIN, Dean 32, 35, 69, 93, 94 95 MARTIN, Joyce 7, 44, 46, 96, 97 MARTINEZ, Joel 44,46, 94 207 MARTINEZ, Mailo 35, 66, 92, 98 MARTINEZ, Maria 35 MAY, Preston 11,36, 39, 93, 94 95 McCullough, oine 46 McELHANEY, Michele 32, 35, 92, 93, 98, 100, 101, 103, 104, 105, 106, 108, 157, 158 McELHANEY, Mike 46, 92, 100, 103 McFARLAND, Caryn 41,73, 158 McKEAN, Madeline 47 McMAHON, Kari 35 MENCHACA, Becky 35, 96, 100, 123 MENCHACA, Belinda 29, 114 MENCHACA, Donna 27, 41,44, 89, 90, 100 MENCHACA, Melinda 29, 114 MENCHACA, Teresa 46, 100 MENCHACA, Vickie 5, 46, 100 MENDEZ, Francisco 42 MEREDITH, Cindy 29,31,32, 104, 114 MEREDITH, Mark 4, 9, 39,41, 42, 43, 99, 100, 157 MIMS, David 29, 32, 53, 66, 67, 68, 70,71,72, 92, 114 MODGLING, Gary 35, 92, 100 MONROE, Max 41,44, 100 MURR, Chet 47, 66, 68, 94 MURR, Melissa 41,73, 74, 75, 81, 100, 103, 104, 157, 159 o OVERSTREET, Teresa 13, 45, 47, 76, 100, 104 OWENS, Kenneth 47,69 P PALMER, Lisa 47 PALMER, Rebecca 10, 39, 41, 157 PEAVY, Keith 41,94, 100 PEREZ, Fernando 47 PHILLIPS, Rodney 47, 95 PRICE, Robert 41 R RAMIREZ, Antonio 29, 77, 114 RAMIREZ, Irma 36, 37, 97 RAMIREZ, Isidro 29, 30, 32, 100, 107, 109, 114, 117 RAMOS, David 35, 55, 69, 70, 72, 77, 85, 100 RANDLE, Brenda 47, 100 RANDLE, Lisa 31,35, 98, 100, 106 REID, Denson 29, 66 REID, Donna 29 RENDON, Debbie 47,81,97, 100 RENDON, Freddy 47 RENDON, Isabel 47,96 ROBLES, Adrian 41,42 ROBLES, Vivian 12, 35, 36, 93, 100, 101, 157 RODRIGUEZ, Paul 41 ROJAS, Eloy 47 ROOKE, Charles 35, 69, 87, 92 ROOKE, Kenneth 47, 69, 94 ROPER, Randy 29, 66, 84, 109, 114 RUSSELL, Machele 9, 16,41, 73, 107, 157, 158, 198 RUSSELL, Robby 47, 95, 127 RYAN, Mariam 47 RYAN, Rosemarie 47 s SCHAEFER, Carla 41, 73, 100, 157, 159 SCHMIDT, Charles 47, 94, 95 SCHULZE, Randie 35 SEPEDA, Beatrice 35, 36, 84, 100, 157, 159 SEPEDA, Michael 41, 100, 103 SHAHEEN, Debbie 29, 100, 106, 114 SHAHEEN, Vickie 13, 47, 73, 76, 92, 100 SHAW, Celia 47, 96 SIDES, Nada 47, 181 SKINNER, David 47, 94 SLOAN, Jeanetta 6,43,47, 73, 76, 80,81,99 SLOAN, Mark 36, 66, 69, 77, 78, 109, 114 SMITH, Brian 35, 94, 109 SMITH, Clint 30, 35, 50, 58, 97, 109, 114 SMITH, Danny 5, 42, 92, 108, 195 SMITH, Debra 36, 39, 56, 73, 74, 75, 84, 85, 157 SMITH, Ricky 32, 36, 66, 68, 70,71,72, 77 SMITH, Tammy 42, 100, 159 SMITH, Tommy 47, 92, 100, 101 SOWARD, Mark 36, 77 SOWARD, Matt 6, 36 STAPP, Kody 36, 109 STAPP, Lesa 14, 39. 42, 43, 157 STEWART, Judi 36, 159 STEWART, Nancy 47, 123, 153 STIDHAM, Kirby 36 T TAFF, Lisa 6, 47 TEEL, Jimmy 36, 94 THOMSON, Kathy 46, 47, 92. 99, 101, 107 TINNEY, Tommy 36, 94 TORRES, Cordelia 29, 32, 39, 93, 114, 157 TORRES, Nino 32, 47, 69, 72, 84, 100 TUCKNESS, Eddie 42 u UNDERWOOD, Scottie 6, 47 V VOULGARIS, Jim 42 w WALKER, Pam 36, 89, 90, 92, 96, 97, 98, 100, 103, 117 WALL, Kevin 42 WEBB, Regina 42 WELCH, Dwayne 36, 39, 70, 94 WHITWORTH, Deanna 35, 36, 92, 98, 100, 103, 159 WHITWORTH, Ward 42, 94 WHITWORTH, Zack 29, 93 WILLIAMS, J. L. 10, 18,27, 29, 32, 66, 68, 77, 78, 79, 114 WILLIAMS, Mack 36, 100, 103 WILLIAMS, Pam 42, 100, 158 WILLIAMS, Trey 36, 69, 72, 94 WILLIAMSON, Rana Kay 47, 89, 90, 92, 97, 99 WILSON, Baye 42, 77, 94 WILSON, Rocky 36, 77 WOODR ESS, Lori 181 WOOLS, Thomas 42, 109 WRIGHT, Lance 47, 69, 72 WRIGHT, Robin 32, 36, 67, 108, 158, 159 Y YGLESIAS, Marti 29, 114 YOUNG, Randy 16, 42, 66, 67 YOUNGDOFF, Joy 42, 92, 97, 100, 107, 157, 158 208 9' Moore Kevin Johnson Roger Carhle Samuel Condarco Regina Salmo, .aurrie Holekamp Jim Davis Melissa Curiola David Simon Billy Shelton Denise Dominguez David Skinner Jason Bannowsky Cindy Grubbs Robert Allsup Trini Gonzales Bobby Beyer Bonnie Espinosa Freddy Abilez Paul Rodriguez Susan Martin Richard Koerth Ronnie Carpenter Joe Robinson Carla Schaefer Ray Ellis Mario Del Bosque Danny Dale Zack Whitworth Mary Kothman Mary Hascheke Becky Palmer Amy Alvarez Sara Enriquez Joycelyn Hepburn Barbi Taylor Rosemarie Ryan Pam Walker Jennifer Sides Melody Hepburn Darla D'Spain Raul Flores Machete Russell Mann Rambo Clenton McDonald Wendy Presley Vincente Menchaca Jr Maria Martinez Duchess Hill Ollie Carroll Rodney Phillips Nada Sides Rodney Coursey Ronald Carrolla Marshall Heap Kim Hardesty Jack Jones Warren Moss Charles Conner Lee Jones Gilber. Gonzales David Lackey Sean Yancy Mary Jane Ramirez Travis Maples Billy Davis Yvette Davis Melissa Evans Anita Gonzales Jesse Aguero Jack Goodman Boyd Filyan Steven Adams Rudy Prado Tammy Carroll Charlie Chapman Ronald Faught Todd Burkholder Raymond Gonzales Krystal Morris Adam Hill Kristyl Eidson Ross Cashman Leroy Anguiano Steve Chavarria Clint Smith Geanann Cavaness Emily Bierschwale Todd Bannowsky Robby Dale August Simon Art Hinds Wanda Simon Cindy Beckwith Louis Hillyard Mary Leoffler Davis Allsup Stephen Sandefur Jerry Gonzales Sandra Kothmann Awbrey Kothmann Judy Coffey John Bynum Billy Earles David Gauna C. B. Thompson Jimmy Bouman Scotty Coursey Nancy Berry James Reichenau Lawanda Gilliam Stephanie Steiner Martha Simon Cory Maples Vonda Maples Karen Manges Bobby White Ronald Castillo Regina Seba Stephen Pierce Gully Cowsert Jr. Norman Roias Kerrie Neal Jill Cunnmghan Lisa Cashman Shirley Ford Rebecca Rios Jack Hoggett Tooter Schultze.John McDonald R§ndy Stewart Vera Joy Luz Gonzales Dale Williams I err i Gunter Leslie Tinsley John Craig Mary Martha Johnson Ray Hooker Toby Spivey Nino Torres Stacy Koerth Calvin Tomlinson Linda Gauna John Curry Rocky Sexton Debra Smith Jimmy McAnnally Kevin Kundert David Doyal Scottie Albrecht Lisa Taff Markey Burch Gary Gardner Bobby Carpenter Clyde Rogers Debra Sanchez Ross Roper Donna Reid Irma Gonzales Darla Flemming Mathew Menchaca Juan Hernandez Tracey Arneson Elizabeth Bundick J. L. Williams Eddie Hieman Marc Dobbins Randa Jacoby Abel Martinez Charles Herbst Vivian Robles Shenandoah Bundick Rusty Keith Mike Coffey Bobby Dominguez Avery Fuller Carr Thomson Shawn Raney Elvira Bernal Fidel Gomez Patsy Lopez Conrado Menchaca David Mims Travis Murr Edwina Gonzales James Carlile Alvin Carroll Andy Maples Bobby Chenault Mark Meredith Bennie Joles Mark Hernandez Juan Alvarez Mitchell McElhaney Frances Henderson Jimmy Shelton Susan Coffey Beatrice Sepeda Donald Whitlock Randy Sexton Harold Rose Sophia Hernandez Millie Flores Joe Beam Samel Munoz Louis Gonzales Joyce Martin Susan Henderson Mark Soward Skip Campbell Paul Albrecht Brenda Bouman Randie Schulze Janet Allsup Robin Wright Gregg Shaheen Heath Jarvis Luz Mendez Charla Crites Marta Ibarra Kevin Wall Gwin Salmon Christy Dayton Cameron Hall Kevin Biddle Felipa Flores Paul Torres Susan Andrews Yvette Waddell Francisco Garcia Martin Gonzales Gene Thomey Kim Adams Gloria Abilez Steven Ford Kimberly Hooker Kim Hardesty Carl Williamson Dean Martin Nora Del Bosque Danny Gonzales Jana Robinson Francisco Boone Kenneth Rooke Alma Valverde Belinda Aquero Ken Akers Tammy McGary Dario Gauna Vance Haines Randy Roper Tracey Fritz Vickie Shaheen Norman Pierce Hilaria Mendez Debbie Shaheen Trina Meridith Rachel Del Bosque Sammie Bruce Sheryl Wallace Rhonda Timms Darrell Bundick Theresa Blum Dane Maples Clayton Davis Jennifer Martin Rolando Valverde Belinda Bannowsky Ladd Campbell Faye Dale Tina Burns Bill Sloan Gregory Brawley Emma Lou Treadwell Johnston Williams Michelle Kiser Micheil Bell Red Griffin Bobby Wahrmund Alicia Valverde Rita Emiquez Scottie Underwood Dwayne Welch Dwayne Craig Mark Daharsh Millie Howard Lyndall Harrison Mandy Hernandez Dale Stidham Todd Burleson Toby Powers Donna Menchaca Carlos Vasquez Tommie Curtis Dan Nunly Ann Alexander Pogo Gregg Julio Bernal Deanna Carpenter John Watson Adrian Anguiano Leann Stockton Rex Williams Zsa Whitworth Earl Gentry Rachel Gonzales Jeannie Randolf Lisa Morris Tammy Hull Woodena McKee Lance Dillard Bonnie Bode Rhonda Perkins Leonard Hernandez Marybelle Anguiano Pamela Weaver Desiree Hillyard Viola Roias Wayne Wyatt Karl Berry Marsha Hodges Brad Sutton Leann Schmidt Shelly Spiller Melissa Dunbar Stephen Teel Dayde Carlile Toni Tomlinson Rhonda Ensley Danielle Thomson Rachel Espinosa Glen Coleman Kody Stapp Billy Bob Castleberry Valerie Rogers Blanca Del Bosque Carl Jones Sandra White Mailo Martinez Elias Flores Doreen Robles George Ibarra Scott Smith Kim Schwartz Clay Simon Joy Youngdoff Adrian Condarco Michele McElhaney Jess Kothmann Kristi Ford Armando Valverde Chuck Hepburn Gloria Aguero Robert Spiller Preston May Mark Castillo Heather Maples Joe Boone Kellie Purvis Maria Cuellar Michael Torres James McKillican Edward Menchaca Janice Holland Mona Maples Kendon Roberts Julie Murff Milton Mallard Kayla Jones Keith Simmons Jack Beckwith Mark Sloan Florence Steele Emma Lou Treadwell Terri Jones Alicia Porter John Yglesias Todd Mills Teresa Flanagen John Hayla Cash Jetton LaDelle Abilez Amy Heimann Paul Blackburn Nicky Barboza Ricky Skaggs Holli Heap Randy Young James Gibson Larry Gold Randi Sutton Shirley Davis George Guardicla Susan Hughes Willie Tomlinson Gregory Wallace Eugene Gonzales Donelson Cavett III Judy Conner Dean Torres Raul Hayala Jamie Wallace Marti Yglesias James Baker Ms. Jean E. Campbell Tammy Donelson John Cashman Elizabeth Jones Pamela Conner Patsy Prado Shawn Garrett Murff Hilary Jones Cynthia Seargent Wesley Treadwell Jerry Roper Ashley Campbell Millie Henderson Christopher Burns Michael Harrison Joe Carroll Armando Bernal Mary Montgomery Alma Valenzuela Theresa Albrecht Sammy Gunter Kelley Green Elva Espinosa Norma Del Bosque Awelia Coronado Victor Gonzales Jo Ann Boyd David Valencia Tammy Tomlinson Amy Stidham Susan Wright Tony Prado Allan Adams Lino Munoz Lou Zane Gardener Holly Carter Shelly Wyatt Belinda Cook Michael Castillo Robert Price Tammy Smith Martha Montgomery Luis Rios Sonia Hernandez Johnny Hughes Katy Hegwar Stephanie Bouman Melba Perez Sherri Holloway Tisha Cormier Madeline McKean Steven Smith David Akers Roland Low Leon Barron Baye Wilson Johnathan Campbell John Adams Donald Snyder Mack Williams Armando Ayala Robert Sutton Teresa Kieth Teresa Enchaca Lamar Lamb Dwayne Abilez Tammy Bouman Jerry Anguino Charles Tomlinson Caryn McFarland Oscar Sell Tim Meador Deanna Holloway Andy Barboza Regina Webb Jeff Tinsley Bonnie Baker Hardy Hardin Freddy Rendon Lydia Hernandez Jeanetta Sloan Carolyn Bannowsky Tommy Tinsley Francisco Mendez Sharmin Conner Teresa Hooker Margaret Guana Lissa Murr Ward Whitworth Adrian Robles Noemi Del Bosque Lance Wright Mike McElhaney Regina Gonzales Terry Wools Marilyn Wallace Deborah Gelluman Royce Broyles Eddie Tuckeness Eddie Lopez Tommy Br6ck Melody Jennings Aurora Haines Marty Griffith Jamie Carter Steve Gauna Cecil Conner D'Lynn Briggs Hugh Doyal Jeffrey Adams Christine Hardesty Phil Stapp Sandra Williams Leslie Murphy Chet Murr David Ramos Helen Schmidt Joe Martinez Dixie Briggs Ola Bettesworth David Haines Chip Johnson Kathy Thomson Rocky Daniel Frankie Walker Corinne Robies David Skinner Frank Hatch Theresa Williams Lisa Arneson Freddy Carlisle Eugene Monroe Juan Lopez Vickie Lange Tommie Gaston Melinda Menchaca Alice Baker Johnston Holekamp Dorothy Murr Danny Stovail Patrick Hodges Mary Youngdoff Joyce Alexander Joyce Dunk Mark Randolph Jim Voulgaris Virginia Chandler T. 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