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

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Winning meant more than a higher score on the board. The trying and pain of failure had to come first. The families and teachers backing us made victory sweeter, but we won the best victory within ourselves. Each of us played a game of survival inside, battling for our goals. The campus served as the battleground for a thou- sand such fights. And Our Rivers’ cur- rents cooled our wounded hearts. PAGE 7: TOP LEFT: The last tense seconds of the football game tick away while Darla D’Spain sends the Eagles luck and Jeana Che- nault and Teresa Overstreet wait for victory. BOTTOM: The light overpowers the shadows on the campus of JHS. TtudenUjf

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Laughter Carries Us We used to play hard to find the questions, then we played to avoid the answers. Laughter carried us through the days of frustration. We felt another’s torture, but sometimes we couldn’t quite reach and cure the hurt inside our friends. Failing a math course or turning our English paper in late destroyed us until someone took the time to say, ‘‘I love you. Touching made us friends in feeling. PAGE 6: TOP RIGHT: After lunch, Jerry Roper finds life isn't so easy when he's having a hard day. BOTTOM LEFT: Sitting on the H during lunch hits Deanna Car- penter as hilariously funny. BOTTOM RIGHT: Ready for a break, Ken Akers and Simona Field head off the dance floor and toward the punch bowl at the Homecoming Dance. 6 • Student Life

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 Even though time flows on, a bridge of love between friends spans the widest gap. Emotions as varied as the currents of the river sweep between us, but love stands forever. 8 • The Bridge Over the South Llano River