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

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IN A CLOWNISH manner, Shari Templeton explains how the Eagles are ON THE SIDELINES, Oscar John Abilez and Marky Burch observe lunchtime activities. sptnt going to smear the Comfort Bobcats to her third period Physiology class. WITH DETERMINATION, Cathy Stawart listens intently to photography instruc- tions during sixth period Yearbook.

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Influences, Inside and Outside Feeling the controversy of world powers, students were also confronted with local and na- tional events... from the cracking of the junior high building to the shooting down of the Korean airplane, from the twenty-year anniversary of J. F. Kennedy's assassination to the invasion of Grenada, from a bomb threat to blow up city hall to Jessie Jackson being the first black to run for president, from Michael Jackson's hair catching on fire while filming a Pep- si commercial to Kiss removing their makeup, from 259 Marines being killed in Lebanon to the death of Premier Yuri Andropov, from the United States first woman astronaut, Sally Ride, to the landmark Wright house burning on North Llano Street. These and many other events brought students’ thinking together and made them more aware of the world around them. Event 15

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Spirit Adds Life 111 y m proud to be a part of our I school spirit,” said twirler Norma Riojas. “Without school spirit we would have no reason to play said Steven Brawley, and band, cheerleaders and pep squad members really give our teams the will to give an extra bit. Each Friday afternoon pep rallies helped fill varsity football players with spirit. Playing Eagle,” the school song, and the fight song, the band aroused thoughts of pride and victory. Yells led by the cheerleaders like We've got spirit, Go — Go Get'um Get'um,” We’re Number One,” Go Black Go, and Two Bits” brought the entire student body to life. A great deal of student life dealt with spirit-raising activities, pep rallies, Eagle Pride, spirit dress-up days, dances, and banquets. PREDICTING the outcome of the Comfort football game. Chris Castillo and Robert Sutton poll the crowd of hungry fans in fourth period Algebra 3 and liaten to their opinions. EXCITED over the Australian victory for the American Gold Cup in sailing. Debbie Graham and Lesley Niven discuss their native land down under.” ASSISTED by the Eagle mascot. Coach Lynn Spivey formally introduces the varsity football team at the Ozona pep rally.