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

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Discussing their cheerleader tryout routine, Pam Weaver and Kim Happner plan their next move. After a long day of practicing the one act play, Shelia Clark and Susan Henry find time to en- joy the afternoon in Fredericksburg. With coke and pizza in her hand, Tina Tired after a long day at school, Renee Nixon Tomlinson heads for the baseball field to works on her homework after school. support the Eagle baseball team. Bouncing down the steps with her heart shaped balloon, Angela Alverado sets out for an afternoon of fun. Setting up their next move, Amy Alvarez, Kelly Martin, Kim Happner and Pam Weaver prac- tice diligently for cheerleader tryouts. AFTER SCHOOL 21

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O,ime of One A Own J fter finishing my homework, my -friends and I get together and relax, replied Renee Nixon. Most peo- ple like Renee have many things to do such as: running errands, homework, and being with friends. There are other people who practice after school which take up much of their time. Courtney Caudle is one of many people who have basketball practice and have errands to run after school. Although others may not have homework or errands to run, they are left with hobbies. Playing the piano, riding horses, cooking, sewing, reading, writing letters, and 4-H, quoted Jean- nie Randolph, are the hobbies that oc- cupy some of her time. In Melissa Evans, Susan Henry, Amanda Weaver, and Shelia Clark spare time, they attend aerobic classes on Monday's, Tuesday's and Thursday' from 5:30 to 6:30 at The Baptist Church. All-in-all, after school is a time of one's and own a time to pursue different opportunities. Shuffling to the “Cotton Eyed |oe, Stacy Skero, Becky Fleming, Sara lordon and Karen Clark enjoy the music of Cary Cold at the after school MORP dance. Following the lead of the others. Shelly Bitner, David Rojas, Stacy Martin and lerry Stewart enjoy themselves at the 50' dance. Keeping time to the music with crazy antics, Michea Booth and Ftolli Heap move to the music, while |ohn Bynum watch the crowd around them. 20 AFTER SCHOOL

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she t u5 JlopA . . . rtlonday Jhrouyh Friday he setting is a street-corner restaurant in a small Kansas town. It is one A.M. on a night in early March and a near blizzard is raging outside. When the curtain goes up, Elma (Laura McGuire) stands looking at the elements. Grace (Courtney Caudle) is at the telephone, behind the counter. Bus Stop, a drama by William In- ge, was presented by the Junction High School drama students. The play was under the direction of Mrs. JoElla Bolt, senior English Speech teacher. From 4:00 to 5:30 Monday through Fri- day beginning in February the one-act play cast and crew com- pleted many hours of practicing before competing. Competing on March 27th in the UIL District meet, members travel- ed to Fredericksburg. Although they were not successful in their performance to go on to Regional competition, they made a good showing by placing 4th in District competition. One person was selected to all star cast and two students were given honorable mention. It seems such a shame that we work so hard for something and only perform it one time. That's why I decided to let the students do the play for the school, said Mrs. JoElla Bolt. This is exactly what the students did. On April 9th at 6:30 P.M. the cast and crew once again performed Bus Stop for the students and parents. There was an overwhelming response and all agreed that it was a job well done. Miss, I ... wanna apologize, says Bo (Ross while Cherie (Susan Henry) sleeps and Elma (Laurie McGuire) dries the dishes. Cashman) to Grace (Courtney Caudle) 22 ONE ACT PLAY