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

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Rush hour in Junction? At ex- actly 12:10 of every school day. 50 minutes of rushing began. Why were students in such a hurry? Where were they going? Some of the students stamped- ed out of the building to get a breath of fresh air. Others hurried to Todd’s, the Dairy Queen, or Milky Way to pig out. But several students put the pedal to the medal and sped home to see the popular soap. All My Children. Welding in the ag shop, Eric Haver learns how to put that finishing touch to the metal Time out from running. Sandra Randle and Alisa Schmidt take in a girls' cross country pep rally and a sample of cake. Dressed for the occasion. Raggedy Andy (Shelly Spiller) listens to some history just prior to the Student Council Slave Day games 110 North 16th Street Junction. TX 76849 January 6. 1983 Mrs Hepburn Junction ISO Kunction (oops). TX 76849 Dear Teacher I regret to inform you that I am having difficulty learning to type Maybe't is just PSYCHOLOGICAL or something o. that nature The said typewriter that I happen to be using •$ way out of my range It is difficult to master this type because I cannot seem to hear when I space over on the said paper My mmd is slowly deteriorating from the above difficulty What we should do7 This school should purchase (just tor me) the new Sill.000 Typo typewriter It is |ust the thing for me More about the Typo typewriter This typewriter has no keyboard It (instead) has a microphone m which I may talk or dictate to it Yours truly Bobby Carpenter Starching through thousands just to find one. Jeff Maddux thoroughly inspects the card catalog during his aide hour in the library. After mastering a new technique of mix- ing double fudge brownie batter in Home and Family Living Diane Simmons an- ticipates eating this tasty treat Sponsored by SAN ANTONIO SAVINGS (Home Office: San Antonio) “For Banking. Savings and Investments, SASA has a Better Way” 720 Mam, 446-3361 Student Life 13

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Focusing in on herself before the competi- tion of the annual Brady marching contest. Melissa Dunbar silently prepares to add a lit- tle zest to her flag routine. Getting the point across to Junior Coursey, Sheila Mires spends her cool November lunch break on campus with close friends Sponsored by W A R N E R BUSINESS MACHINES, Bill and Marna Warner 12» Focus on opening gales ancj Service Fredericksburg (512) 997-3856. Kerrville (512) 896-5266

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Keeping a close eye on the Eagles, the tiger watched every move. He witnessed Alisa Schmidt being crowned Homecoming Queen. He focused on Lesley Niven, foreign ex- change student from Australia, as she had her first class in the Working on her word division exercise in Typing I, Sheri Templeton reads each col- umn carefully. Finding himself in the reflections of the past, present, and future, Brian Campbell relaxes and lets the warm October sun soak in during lunch. Where there’s a will, there's a way! David Simon ( 25) gracefully slips across the yardline to tie the Bangs Dragons 20-20. Blocking the way are Ronny Carpenter ( 10), James Gentry ( 87). Rusty Mahnken ( 16), and Steven Ford ( 20). Sponsored by ISAACK’S RESTAURANT 14 • Focus on Opening “For a Delicious Meal Durwood, Barbara. Trey, Kody, 1606 Main, 446-2629