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

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With a solemn expression, Lee Warden listens to the captains talk during the homecoming pep rally, as Ranee Roberts and Skip Campbell watch. With a sure command John Bynum calls to the Eagles, during the homecoming game, to move the ball across the goal. The homecoming game was won by the Junction Eagles over the Johnson City Eagles The senior candidate Michea Booth and her escort Marshall Heap stop under the Stu- dent Council arch during the halftime presentation. Chosen to represent the Junior class are Christie Zieters and her escort, John Bynum. The Sophomore's choice for homecoming candidate is Sherry Sutton and her escort Ranee Roberts. During the homecoming presentation, Chad Taylor escorts freshman candidate Stacy Martin across the field. HOMECOMING

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With a radiant smile, Michea Booth ed as the 1986 Homecoming queen, displayed her bouquet of roses she receiv- J Vi9kt (or Remembrance With thirty to zero on the score board, and proud mothers with their cameras on the sideline, the 1986 )unction homecoming candidates made their way across the field, with excite- ment and apprehension showing on their faces. For sophomore candidate Sherry Sut- ton, homecoming was a surprise. She remarked, Since I am a newcomer at Junction High School, it made me feel welcome and really great to be chosen to represent my class. Senior candidate Michea Booth said, I was very surprised the senior class chose me because I was a candidate my sophomore year. With halftime activities underway, the candidates, their parents and the foot- ball fans were delighted to hear Alan Brawley, junior student council member call Michea Booth's name as the 1986 Homecoming Queen. Michea stated after the presentation, “I was really shocked, that's all! As the night went on, the Student Council threw a smashing homecoming dance, with food provided by the stu- dent council members and music by Oscar John Abilez. The Eagles also added excitement to the night by beating the Johnson City Eagles 37-8. The score placed the Junc- tion Eagles one step closer to a district runner-up and a showing in a bi-district game. After all the celebrating and clean-up, the Junction High School Student Body agreed that Homecoming '86 was a special night to remember. The candidates and escorts include: sophomore Sherry Sutton and Ranee Roberts; senior Michea Booth and Marshall Heap; junior Christie Zieters and John Bynum and freshman Stacy Martin and Chad Taylor. 8 HOMECOMING

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Laughing with friends at lunch, Tate Ban- nowsky enjoys the company while |im Wyatt listens in on the conversation. Playing with his pen, Frank Frietsch, foreign exchange student from Germany listens to discussion in fourth period Government class. Getting last minute help on homework, Kim Happner consults with Amy Lovelace during lunch break on the H. 10 STUDENT LIFE