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

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SUMMER CHIC. Pert and pretty Chrlttle Zelter lends spirit to the Menard pep rally. 5easnnal 5tglES 1”Ifter having put up a good fight the Student Coun- cil members were proud to announce that the school board had finally agreed to pass the short’s law.” The students enjoyed the privilege of being able to wear shorts during the first and last six weeks of school. The styles of shorts varied from solid colors to Hawaiian jams. Jams were not the only stylish clothing students wore. When winter came, the students could be seen wearing jackets, coats, and sweaters of their choice. The main winter attraction was scarves of different colors, and sizes. Almost every student had his own scarf. No matter the season, summer or winter, students proved to be in- to the latest fashion. JAMMIN' EAGLES. John Bynum and Mr. Mack Newbury participate In the downtown Lytle pep rally. SEASONAL STYLES 9

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LOOK AGAIN! Here we have an example of two individuals who have totally confused their concept of style. (Rambones and Blaine Meyer) SENIOR CUT UPS. In their own unique style, Amy Goodman. Stacy Davis, and Kel- ly Martin are ready to workout in the gym. 8 STUDENT LIFE DECKED OUT! Jennifer Loeffler says ahoy to classmates in the hall between classes. COMPUTER CLASSIC. Geometric designs on a warm sweater gives Amy Alvarez an exotic look. WARMLY DRESSED. In his winter sweater, Owen McNett relaxes In Mrs. Theola Monroe's English class. LIVIN IT UP! In high style Carr Thomson and Matt Menchaca model their dandy duds.

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LOOKING PRETTY. Janel Stockton tells the newest gossip while ap- propriately wearing her Jammln Raisins sweatshirt. Get the Laoh! Before you open your closet door, ask yourself, Do I feel like making a fashion statement or do I want to re- main incognito?” Now, open your closet door. If your answer was the former, you may choose rolled-up, faded jeans, a color- ful sweater, high-top tennis shoes, and a denim jacket. A chick would have this choice or to wear a frosted denim mini skirt, a baggie Coca-Cola sweatshirt, and walking shoes with brightly-colored socks. It could also be possible for those who prefer western attire to wear red, gray, or black Wranglers or Levi's, a sweater or oxford, and a pair of ropers of any color but brown, and a duster to keep you warm while you’re look- ing great. If you chose to be incognito and dress casually, but still like to look sharp, a baggie shirt, loose trousers, and a pair of loafers or simply a warm-up suit of your favorite college, brand-name, color, or design with a pair of ten- nis shoes would suit you. Girls, don't forget your silver jewelry. Guys, don't forget to mousse your flat-tops. Nobody forget to wear your shades!!! STRUTTIN' IN. Kary Hosford makes her entrance In a stripe oxford and bandana belt. Sponsored by PAKS CORPORATION EMPLOYEES P 0 Box 625, 446 3366 10 STUDENT LIFE