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UTILIZING hit lunchtime end the picnic teblee, Sammy Conderco completes hit homework just in time. CAREFULLY BLENDING in ell the ingre- dients, Donne Sexton end Jo Ann Boyd make a chocolate pie in first period Home Economics I on punk day. INTENTLY watching lunchtime activities, Jeennie Randolph end Missy Brooks join the crowd on the “H.” sponsored by Dairy Queen of Junction Box 166. 446-2121. Hagood and Woodard. Inc.
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E Team Promotes Unity and Pride Summer passed with students going to cheerleading, twirl- ing, flag, and church camps, or speech and journalism workshops, or earning money from jobs, and getting tans at the dam on Lake Junction. After attending the FFA conven- tion in San Antonio, Sean Yancy participated in the Baylor Univer- sity debate camp in Waco. Cor- inne Robles attended the Farm Bureau Citizenship Seminar in San Angelo. August arrived early. With foot- ball players attending two-a-days, eight and four o’clock came regularly. Following afternoon practice, David Alvarado said, We were ready to get to the lemonade which the cheerleaders brought to us. On Tuesdays and Thursdays from six to nine o’clock, the band members joined forces including the eighth graders. They met Mr. David Venable, the new band director, and learned new music. They also learned to march to the commands of Debra Sanchez, drum major, and participated in the Race Meet Parade. August 18th arrived. All games, contests, and meets were not won by JHS, but students became one big E Team promoting unity and pride with respect for person and property. IN NO RUSH, Steven Brawley viaits with claesmatee in third period Engliah III juet before the tardy bell. SOLEMNLY, Traci Happner aita on the “H dur- ing lunch preparing heraelt lor the afternoon claaaea. Introduction sponsored by Barker’s Food Store, Inc. 310 Mam. 446-2219. We Lead and Others Follow
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“NOT REALLY NO! Emphatically. Jerry Gonzales answers a question in second period American History. FLYING with Eagle Spirit, the mascot marches around the gym at the San Saba pep rally while Tina Tomlinson energetically applauds. AFTER her concentration was broken. Cheryl Keith gives the evil eye to rowdy members ol her third period English III. Sponsored by Wsmef Business Machines, Bill and Marna Warner Fredericksburg (512) 997-3856, Kerrville(512) 896-5266. “Sales and Service
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