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

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Chris Harrison distills water and ammonia in chemistry and hopes the result will fulfill the requirements of his lab assignment. Texas Turkey arrives in Eagle Country! In Eng- lish II class. Bill-Lee Sloan displays his favorite armadillo. We're Number Onel Several members of the flag corps. Valerie Potts, Susie Coffey, Debbie Keith, and Sheila Adams, support the team at the Ozona game. 8 • Student Life

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Frequent rumors which hinted at the possible release of the American hostages in Iran increased in intensity in January. With the approach- ing inauguration of Ronald Reagan as President of the United States, the country soared to an emotional cli- max. On January 21st, the Eagles watched the pag- eantry of the inauguration and the celebration of the hostages' homecoming along with millions across the nation. In the library, Belinda Cook laughs with her friends. Adequate coverage of the sopho- more class in the yearbook presents Nora Wier with some problems. Sponsored by WARNER BUSINESS MACHINES Student Lite • 7

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Victory Shines Through the Clouds Mammy, with broom in hand, visits a spoil with ghosts and spooks. Candy Nail'a original costume received a generous round of applause at the Wall pep rally on Halloween Day. Mr. Chandler's antica in Algebra II win a smile from Donna Abilez. Experiments in the chemistry lab diverted the Eagles from the tragedy of the continuing disappearance and murders of black children in Atlanta, Georgia. The sad fate of 15 such children by February shadowed the Llano River valley with clouds of foreboding. Friday night excitement helped students work off all their anxieties concerning the violent world around them. Even though the football season held more numerical defeats than victories for the Eagles, they still won in many ways. In the last game of the year, they bat- tled Mason with enthusiasm and pride and won a private victory in doing so. Student Lite • 9