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We reflected the changing times in out dress and conversation. The energy crunch allowed fewer of us to drive to school. Slit skirts and rolled up jeans revived the fashion looks of the '40s and '50s. Worry over a serious world situation and the threat of a recession crept into our minds. The presidential race produced jokes and debates among us, while some, old enough to vote, spent extra time evaluating the many candidates. The end of one decade and the beginning of another changed history and us. PAGE 15: TOP LEFT: Adding a little zing to her lunch, Leslie Wicker zeroes in on her sucker. BOTTOM LEFT: On a typical Friday during football season, Kathy Thomson sits through the last few minutes of lunch hour prepared for the upcom- ing pep rally and game. BOTTOM RIGHT: Even on Friday, geometry takes all of Tammie Bouman's con- centration.
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Each of Us, A Specialist School represented many activities for us. We retained our district title in football, while in other sports we continued to succeed also. The brightly painted rooms and cheery atti- tudes of fellow students transformed the aca- demic atmosphere. In speech and writing events, the one-act play, and band, we partici- pated and received awards. Those of us who led active lives outside of school benefited too, training for the jobs of full-fledged citi- zens. We all enjoyed lunch, the time to unwind and visit with friends we rarely saw during the day. Each of us, a specialist in doing our thing, joined to make an outstand- ing high school. PAGE 14: TOP RIGHT: Giving blood proves tiring but worthwhile for Vickie Menchaca, who stopped by the Red Cross clinic during its stop in town. BOTTOM: Johnny Hughes is living proof that Eagles do fly, as his winged feet carry him past the Wall Hawks.
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We Set the Course Our River flows on, out of the valley we lived in and toward bigger places. The rain will always fall, and the springs will forever feed the Llano Rivers and our valley. Though our town may change with the eroding of the river banks, once we set the course. PAGE 16: TOP RIGHT: Absorbed in thought, Sharon Staessens' mind carries her to far away places and her heart gives her impossible dreams. CENTER LEFT: The old Stars and Stripes wave above the field where the Golden Eagle, along with JHS and local football fans, stands poised in the night air, ready for the entrance of Junction's own Eagles. 16 ’ Student Life
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