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

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Deanna Carpenter Mark Castillo Susie Coffey Osvaldo Condar co Dwayne Craig Mark Daharsh Robby Dale Mitch Davis John Dunlap Bobby Engledow Carl Field Elias Flores Juniors 29

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Juniors Join Together Earning the right to be proud, the juniors pushed to the limit to pro- duce a Homecoming Dance, Sadie Hawkins Dance, and the Junior- Senior Banquet and Prom. These productions were well attended by the student body. With the Catholic Annex decorated like a football field, the Music Machine furnished the music for the Homecoming Dance. The new Coke Stevenson Memorial Building added variety to the Prom. During the Halloween Carnival, industrious classmates had a car smash as well as a bingo booth. PAGE 28: TOP: To keep the Bingo Booth running smoothly, Steven Brown calls out the winning num- bers while Debbie Rendon and Mrs. Murr hand out prizes. PAGE 29: BOTTOM: In solitude, David Lackey prepares for an exam during lunch. Kim Adams Scott Adams Ann Alexander Andy Barboza Ted Bennett Kevin Biddle Paul Blackburn Steve Brown Ward Broyles Leslie Bundick Todd Burleson Rodger Carlile 28 • Juniors

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Irma Gonzales Luz Gonzales Terri Gunter Melody Hepburn Lydia Hernandez David Hinds Ricky Horne Rusty Keith David Lackey Karen Manges Mona Maples Joyce Martin • To Whom It May Concern We have four beautiful seasons in Junction. I shall now describe each of them, to the best of my ability, but still not touching on the beauty of them Since it is fall in Junction right now, I will start with this season The leaves of the various trees are different shades of gold, brown, red. and yellow. The air outside is |ust the right temperature The air is cool and crisp, but not cold, or not cold until the sun goes down. The trees are the prettiest part of autumn. They line the Llano Rivers and give their mirror like reflections and beauty to all who pass by All of the other vegetation is turning a light brown, to hide this region’s important wildlife. The stage is now set. for the strong northerns of winter Winter in Junction changes to very cold, yet it never snows Winds continually blow over the rocky hills, and dip down to touch the city Ducks occa sionally float on the Llano, searching for tiny morsels to eat Winter usu ally lasts till about March In March, the young are born, and new plants sprout up to show off their God given beauty This is the most colorful time of the year. The peach trees are a light pink, and the white blooms of the apricot match their glory The surroundings are full of noises as the proud mothers are already teaching their young how to survive in their crowded, and ever present, dangerous world Last, but not least, summer comes. School s out. the land is hot and dusty, so the kids flock to the banks of the river to splash, run around, and play together Sum mer also brings in tourists from every state, to try their luck at one of the ' hot spots” in this county. Nature is enjoyed to its fullest; and then, as if it were yesterday, fall arrives. — Ward Broyles 30 • Juniors