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

Page 21 text:

Cjreut ChanyeS d riny lew ylttituJei “ Q believe the 'changes in the auditorium definitely helped, stated Allison Ragland, now it radiates with light and when the student body is in the auditorium, the excellent lighting promotes enthusiasm and involvement. New tiles and lights were added to the auditorium, classrooms and halls during the summer so that when the students resumed classes, their working facilities would be more adequate. The faculty believ- ed these renovations would make a better learning facility for the students. A new computer room, a new library, and a biology lab were plan- ned to make more room and to give the students a more sophisticated school. I think the new library, computer room, and biology lab will do a great deal for JHS. The new computer room will not only offer more advanced courses, but also better computer hardware, said Brad Sutton. The future students of JHS will no doubt be affected by these renova- tions. They will have a better, more modern environment in which to learn. I believe these changes will help the future students of JHS because they will have a better at- titude toward JHS and have more pride in it, commented Juan Alvarez. Giving the school a new look, Greg slab for the new addition to the school. The coming school year of 1987. Robledo and his workers pour the concrete addition should be completed for the up- RENOVATIONS 17

Page 20 text:

Learning a new idea in fifth period Physiology-Anatomy class, Michea Booth and Shelia Hayes listen carefully to the discussion being held in the newly tiled classroom. While visiting with classmate in fifth period English III, John Bynum waits for class to begin in the new Ag. building classroom. Watching the construction below them, Tam- mie Dale, Susan Akers, Susan Martin, Chris Casaday, and lames Stewart wait for the bell to ring in fifth period Spanish I class. Discussing the day's events, Geneva Condarco and Elvira Bernal visit quietly in English III fifth period in the new room in the Ag. building. Giving a frown of displeasure, Traci David- son listens to the news of an upcoming Spanish test in Spanish II sixth period in the newly lighted and tiled room. Reading with delight the comic strip on the bulletin board, LeAnn Stockton waits in the newly tiled hall for the other cheerleaders to begin setting up for the Comfort pep rally. 16 RENOVATIONS Sponsored by LOEFFLER MOTOR COMPANY 702 Main, 446-2416

Page 22 text:

Intently listening to her date, Christie Zeiters enjoys the Football Banquet. Enjoying the music at the Football Banquet, John Bynum and Shannon McNett dance to the beat of Shot Through the Heart. Proudly displaying their awards at the 1986-87 Football Banquet, Mar- shall Heap receives the Defense Award, Oscar Abilez receives the Paul Bynum Memorial Award and David Rojas receives the Offense Award. As they dance to a country song, Carr Thomson and Courtney Caudle discuss the banquet. Giving special recognition to the coaches, lamie Whitehead reminisces about the football season as Oscar Abilez and Mr. Bob Wright look on. Singing along. Ranee Roberts keeps in time with the music at the Football Banquet. 18 FOOTBALL BANQUET