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

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RECOGNIZING GUESTS. Freddy Lombrano speaks during the football banquet program. TOGETHER, Adrian Condarco and Jerry Gonzales give the coaches recognition in their speeches at the football banquet. AT THE BANQUET, aenior players, coach, and speaker include Coach Lynn Spivey, Mr. John O’Hara, speaker; Leon Abrigo, Jerry Gonzales. Ladd Campbell, Vicente Menchaca. Robert Sutton. Jay Cashman, Wealey Treadwell. Adrian Condarco, Todd Overstreet, Bobby Carpenter, and Freddy Lombrano. JUST VISITING. Jennifer Kothmann talks with friends at the football banquet before the dance begina. DIRECTING CHEERS, Jay Cashman leads Jo Ann Boyd at the girls’ bi-district Anson Derrick Menchaca, Lynne Boyd, Timmo basketball game in San Angelo. Hulko, Chris Castillo, Sandra Martin, and 18 Football Banquet Sptrit

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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.

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Spirit Flies High “I t made me feel like a million | bucks,” said Shawn Murff about the pyramid at the Anson bi- district girls' basketball game in San Angelo. Fifteen boys built pyramids at the two Mason games in Junction and Kerrville and the Anson game. There was more spirit shown at these games than the rest of the season because everyone stuck together and the girls won their first district title and beat Mason for the first time in three years, said Shawn. On February 4, Eagle boosters, parents and coaches gave the foot- ball players a banquet. After the grilled steak dinner, students listened to their speaker, Mr. John O’Hara, head football coach at Southwest Texas State University. Mr. O’Hara cut his speech short because he said, “Sheri has things planned.” Reminiscing at the banquet brought back memories of Jay Cashman forgetting his jersey pants at the Bangs football game. “Jay had to borrow a pair from the Bangs team,” said Greg Brawley. Following the program, students danced to music furnished by The Music Man in the cafeteria. TWO BITS, FOUR BITS. Brian Carpenter, Bobby Carpenter, Greg Brawley, Shawn Murff, Steven Brawley, Clay Simon, Doby Murr, Jay Caahman, and Marky Burch sup- port the varsity basketball girls against Anson. Sponsored by The Junction Eagle 215 North Sixth. 446-2610, Printed Since 1882” Football Banquet Spirit 19