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WE DIO IT! After the performance for the high tchool. Laura Halbrooks, Rex Lackey, Marc Simon, Amy Lovelace, Angle Mot , Mike Lovelace, Tina Lopez, and Ray Lom- brano jump with |oy. Award Winning Play For the first time in seven years the One-Act play won in district competition. Seven high schools competed in Mason on March 26. Junction High School’s production of Mr. Flannery’s Ocean and Wimberly's Scarerorw were the two advancing plays. Senior Marc Simon won Best Actor with his portrayal of Mr. Flannery. Laura Halbrooks was named to District All-Star Cast with her role as Mrs. Pringle. Maug, the cockney maid, was played by Amy Lovelace, who was named to the Honorable Mention All-Star Cast. Other cast members included: Rex Lackey, Mr. Morrison; Pamela Weaver, Mrs. Mor- rison; Tina Lopez, Mrs. Klapington; Mike Lovelase, Young Boy; and Angie Moss, Young Girl. Senior Teri Jetton served as student director and a crew member. In area competition in Georgetown Marc Simon was named to area All-Star Cast and Laura Halbrooks was named to area Honorable Mention All-Star Cast. The One- Act play is under the direction of instructor Mrs. Jolyn Meadows. HOW COULD YOU! Pamela Weaver (Mr . Morrlton) turn her head away from Rex Lackey (Mr. Morrlton) a the wall a loud a possible. ONE-ACT Member and Crew are. Front Row: Sherrll Woodward, Angle Mo , Tina Lopez, Pamela Weaver. Back Row (Right to Left): Terl Jetton, Marc Simon, Amy Lovelace, Ray Lombrano, Rex Lackey, Shon Fornerl . Mike Lovelace, Laura Halbrooks and Roy Peyton. WHY ME? Mrs. Pringle (Laura Halbrooks) receives a good reprimand from Mr. Flannery. one-act 1»
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THEY’LL BE MISSED. The retiring foot- ball players are: Samuel Valverde, Kevin Kothmann, Max Schwarz, Steven Smith, Luis Rios, Junior Sanchez, Jamey Newbury, Billy Bob Castleberry, Jerry Stewart, John Bynum, Carr Thomson, and Alan Brawley. (Coach Ron Hubby In the center) Bi-District Champ Banquet Lin Saturday. Jan. 17, the annual football banquet began with ap- petizers served in the cafeteria, followed by dinner in the new gym The speaker was the Rev Jerry W Kunkel. known for his humorous stories and delightful speaking delivery. A former All-State football player and pro draftee before he entered the ministry, the reverend had the background and stories to keep the Eagles and their dates entertained. John Bynum received the most valuable offensive player award. Sammy Valverde the most valuable defensive player award, and Steven Smith the Paul Bynum award The senior players gathered for a last group shot with their coach “The seniors of the team were very good leaders and will be missed a lot because they led the team to win district, bi-district and to play in area finals for the first time in 32 years,” said Coach Ron Hubby. 20 FOOTBALL BANQUET BANQUET MEMORIES. Brad Sutton. Pamela Weaver and Billy Bob Castleberry discuss some funny memories of the past football season. THE PRIDE OF EAGLES. On display for everyone at the Banquet to see was the trophy won by the Eagles when they defeated Lytle 24 to 0 and became the bi-dlstrlct champs. PROUD FATHER. Samuel Valverde receives his football participation award from his father at the football banquet. MAKE 'EM LAUGH. With a lit tie humor, Reverend Jerr} Kunkel spoke on hli philosophy of life.
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