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

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Eighty Years Planning a variety of careers, Ernestina Martinez listed famous chef, accomplished musi- cian and composer, artist, singer, librarian, air traffic controller, publisher, and television camera person to name a few. “I expect to live another 80 years and do them all, she said. Spending six years in the band, Ernestina also took private music lessons. She played the piano, organ, and trumpet. A dreamer, she enjoyed getting lost in music. Other spare time activities of Ernestina's included singing and learning to play the guitar. She plans to attend UT in Austin or North Texas State University. In one of her more serious moments. Ernestina Martinez awaits further informa- tion for her yearbook assignment. Edwina Gonzales Nicky Haines Hardy Hardin Michael Harrison Robin Heap Jeanette Hernandez Sponsored by MARTINEZ GROCERY AND DRY GOODS 201 Morelos Street, 446-2158

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Through his rose colored glasses. “Mr Hollywood (Rob Spiller) observes fellow students from the H during lunch. Resting after completing her accounting problems in third period. Sheila Adams tinkers with the paper release. Because it was Halloween. Rusty Mahnken wears his Cover Girl face and during lunch he sits on the “H . Carl Davis JUt Dobbins David Doyal Steven Ford James Gentry Hal Gilbert 24 • Focus on People Sponsored by WEST TEXAS UTILITIES COMPANY 702 College Street. 446-2119

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Country Living i i T“ he most important event in I my school life has been work- ing in the office and meeting so many interesting people,” said Dee Ann Taylor. Loving her office aide class and working with children in- fluenced her to go to Schreiner Col- lege and pursue a degree in business or education. Selected as class favorite her junior and senior years, Dee Ann said, It was an honor I’ll never forget.” She also received the Na- tional Leadership Merit Award. Experiencing the freedom of country life, Dee Ann enjoyed the peacefulness and pets. She camped, fished, read, and played the piano in her spare time. Seriously concentrating in Typing I. Dee Ann Taylor types a business letter perfectly. Alan Herring Mickiel Hodge Bill Johnston Rusty Mahnken Mike Maples Ginny Martin 26 • Focus on People Sponsored by LOEFFLER MOTOR COMPANY Ford and Mercury, We re Proud of Our School, 702 Main, 446-2416