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

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With deep concentration, Shirley Davit gives all her attention to her typing in Typing I, seventh period. [ Proud ot her straight teeth, Theresa Keith shows her Algebra lll IV seventh period class whst miracles Dr. Risinger can perform with braces. Giving a spirit boosting speech at the Blanco pep rally, Edward Anguiano (61) and Monty Walker (20) prepare to give the flower for the most spirited individual of the week. In the dark, the Eagle sign stands brigl and tall announcing that We re Numb One.” 2 JUS ttmooucvoM Sponsored by Dairu Queen of Junction Box 166, 446-2121, hfagood and Woodward, Inc.

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Starting from Scratch... To Make 1984 Golden Eagle Volume 37 Junction High School 1700 College Street Junction, Texas 76849 Visiting with friend at the Junction Basket- ball game, junior Norma Sanchez celebrates at the varsity girls' victory. Goofing off in second period Art I, freshmen Todd Bannowsky and David Davis pass the time by telling jokes. While sitting by the high school auditorium, senior Cheryl Keith and freshman Jake Hagemann enjoy lunch together. Working on the yearbook slide show, senior Cindy Russell digs out a slide which is stuck in the projector in seventh period yearbook class. a Champion ’ OTMIMO FROM 9CBAICH JHS 1

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Busy? You've to be Kidding! School started for yet another year for the students of J.H.S. School was different from last year with a new superintendent, a new principal, three new teachers, a new yearbook advisor, a new counselor, a new librarian, a new cheerleader and pep squad sponsor, new office personnel, a new class of freshmen, one hundred of them, and whew ... should we go on? Lunch had been shortened during the summer, so a seventh period could be added to the school day. Miss Paula Chrisman, the new counselor, had to reshift schedules because senior privilege was not state credited and seniors could not use this as a credit for graduation. Tardies and absences were handled in a different fashion and students had to become accustomed to new changes in rules and regulations. Yet, the students overcame all the changes and still strove for the excellence of which J.H.S. is known. During the year, the juniors raked up the money for their senior rings while the seniors anxiously awaited their senior pictures, graduation invitations and their beloved diplomas. The sophomores and freshmen were just trying to get credit for their seven classes and get use to the new state laws. Although the Eagles Started from Scratch” with all of the new obstacles that girded their way, the students at J.H.S. pulled together and began to “Make a Champion. Back from lunch. Monica Menchaca laughs with friends on the “H. mmooucnon JHS 3