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

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 £ OEIk® V®ti ndividuals made up the group. Some individuals with the same interests became friends. These friends dressed alike, talked alike, acted alike, and chose the same classes and clubs because their goals were alike. Several participated in the Golden Eagle Band. These shared a musical talent. They were rewarded by learning about flats, sharps, and sixteenth notes, but also had the privilege of wearing new black and gold corps style uniforms. Others had different goals. They belonged to the Student Council and sponsored the Homecoming Dance, the Slave Auction, and the Slave Day. They worked for a common goal: new Relaxing physically and mentally at lunch. Dwayne Abilez takes a quick nap. on the S. Building pyramids, the varsity cheerleaders build spirit at the Ingram pep rally (Corinne Robles. Sheri Templeton, Robin Heap and Glenda Page. In a friendly ''tug of war at the slave games. Robin Heap, Donovan Ford, Shelly Splller, and Jennifer Kothmann strain along with the other members of their team and manage to win the feat Beating the deadline with their mechanical drawings. Hardy Hardin, Randy Stewart, and Rob Splller master mechanical pencil races. Sponsored by HARDIN PLUMBING COMPANY 10.Focmonopen.ng “Congratulations Seniors 83 1940 North Main Street. 446-2580

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Of course, there were the three R's. but also those brain benders” that gave students a well-rounded curriculum. Mark Hodge learned all the bones in the human body in Health. Chris Castillo made a space geometric out of ceiling tiles in Geometry. Monica Menchaca dissected a shark in Biology Monty Pilkington made a TV commercial in Free Enterprise. Debra Sanchez held her head high and directed the Golden Eagle Band. Hardy Hardin played with the laser, air table, and ripple tanks in Physics. David and Vance Haines learned how to raise 25 chickens profitably in Ag And the Eagles combined their ef- , forts and worked for a common goal in Athletics. After prodding their brains into action, the Eagles learned a variety of lessons. Going to JHS wasn't just ordinary. Raising Eagle spirit to a climax, the quartet (Mike Alvarado. David Simon, Mrs. Nita Spivey, and Glenda Page) sings Bill Murr's hit song Junction. Junction Eagles' during the Eastland pep rally. All the way home from the yearbook workshop in San Angelo. Ernestine Martinez proves that smiles can go a long way. Sponsored by CITY PHARMACY Friendliest Corner in Town 602 Main Street, 446-2511 studentute-9

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drapes for the auditorium. A few made up another organization, the pep squad. Besides raising spirit at Friday pep rallies and games, the girls decorated the high school, gym, and students' cars. They added a final touch by hammering football signs into the boys’ front yards. Jumping for joy! Corinne Robles helps raise the Eagle spirit during the Ingram pep rally. With precision and pride Debra Sanchez directs the Golden Eagle marching band at the Bangs football game. Sponsored by BARKER’S FOOD STORE, INC. We Lead. Others Follow” 310 Main Street, 446-2219 stud-um.-n