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

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Lending a ' at the bonfire, Mr. Max Schwarz earns respect from the students because of his Eagle Pride. Gathering boxes for the bonfire Clay Simon has fun building school spirit. Sponsored by Warner Business Machines Bill and Mama Warner. Fredericksburg (512) 997-3856. Kerrville (512) 896-5266. Sales and Service'' SPIRIT JHS 13 13611633

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ii “LLlLU LliLr 1 LiLi.LrL:1 pirit to me means to support and care about your school,” commented Travis Murr. To most of the students spirit meant cheering tor their team, showing their pride, and caring about their fellow classmates. Decorate the doors contest and dress up days were sponsored by the cheerleaders and a food drive was sponsored by the National Honor Socie ty to raise spirit Students felt that spirit was impor- tant because it made Junction High a better place to live and study. Spirit is the driving force to the pride and winn- ing confidence of a school, stated Keith Latham. The community also assisted in rais ing spirit. They attended school func tions and donated supplies. The citizen: of Junction showed that they caret about JHS and its members. Sponsored by Warner Business Machines Bill and Marna Warner. Fredericksburg (512) 997 3856. Kerrville (512) 896 5266. Sales and Service 12 JHS SPIRIT

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Looking down at her book, Susan Henry does her homework while sitting on the H during lunch. As students return to school from lunch, Julie Lovelace watches cars drive by and park. Arguing over who embarrassed who at lunch, Rodney Tucker and Kim McClurg wait for the after lunch bell. Sponsored by Barker's Minimax Food Store 14 jhs FRIENDS 310 Mam. 446 2219. We Lead. Olhers Follow