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

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Searching for facts about the Mafia. Alan Herring works on English IV research in the library second period. 16 • Focus on People

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Gift© MM United States. He watched the Eagles cheer when the varsity girls' basketball team beat San Saba 38-37 after four overtimes. He witnessed tears on January 30 when the Church of Christ, primary build- building, and Methodist Church were vandalized. He focused on Kit Dobbins when he had surgery on his hip. He watched the English IV class stand up and practice pronounc- ing How now brown cow.” And he focused on the Eagles playing in the morning snow on January 21. Taking pride in doing their best and being number one, the Eagles were magnified in the Eye of the Tiger. The Lady In Silver. Straight from one of appearance in the typing room on dress- the galaxies. Debbie Maynard makes her up day. Pleased with her noon-hour company. Daynah Davis expresses a warm, hap- py feeling on the H. Vampire Glenda Page shows her sharp teeth Instead of eating, Dana Phillips feasts on all to her next victim during Government. the lunch-time action. Sponsored by SUTTON SPECIALTY COMPANIES Larry and Susie Maddux, Junction (446-2180), Sonora. Eldorado (853-2574) Student Lite • 15

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©©Qfl© ®E) People Reading with Garfield. Courtney Wicker reveals her tired feeling after a long day in San Angelo at the yearbook workshop. Linda had a little lamb. Toby, he followed Linda Redding to school one day and wherever she went. e’ pal: a body of students ad- ministrators, teachers, coaches, custodians, bus drivers, advisors, cafeteria staff, counselors, etc. Who were the particular people con- gregated at Junction High School? Individuals comprising the Eagles were Daniels. Janes. Stevens, Mikes, Belindas. Bills. Todds, Rudys. Jeffs, Danas. Sheilas, Davids. Treys. Debras. Travises, Jennifers. Roberts. Connies. Randys, Montys, Adrians, Jerrys. Cin- dys. Ramiros, and Tammys. Lindas, Normas, Roberts. Marks. Dales, Ronalds, Carlas. Sandras. Marys, Gails. Normans, and Karens, joined together and formed classes to gain a broader outlook on life. Vicente, Nicky. Lynn. Hal, Gail, Alisa. Coby, Edwina. Ernestina, Leonard. Kim, James, Charles, Donovan, and Theresa constantly proved who the eagles were. A closer look through the Eye of the Tiger” revealed that each Eagle was •‘somebody.” Focus on People 17