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

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REVVING UP! During the Invernla pep rally Michael Castillo and Max Schwarz enjoy the new stadium. IN SHADES! Kelly Kothmann cuts up while Carr Thomson diligently paints In 3rd period Art I. LAID-BACK. Michael Blese, Hoyt Moss, Charlie Chapman and Nicole Newbury all chat about different subjects during their spare time. GOOFING OFF AGAIN. While wearing shades. Charlie Chapman has difficulty deciphering a note. shades 3

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5a, What's New? This was a year of modifications. One of the most significant changes was the addition of a new building which contained a state-of-the-art computer lab, biology lab, a large library, and ad- ministrative offices. Another change was the new football stadium. Built inside the existing track, it was completed in time for the Homecoming game. The varsity football team itself took a new twist when the advanced in the State Play-Offs and traveled to Kerrville, where they defeated Lytle, 20- 0 which won them the Bi-district champion title. The teachers were issued new upholstered chairs and the students found them to very comfortable. On occa- sion, students were forced to surrender the chair, and return to their uncomfortable wooden desks. Still another improvement was the patio at the north end of the cafeteria. Being in between the High School and Middle School, the younger students usually staked their claims, however, at the sound of the bell calling them back to their classes, the High School students moved in to steal a few minutes to sit there in peace. These were a few of the changes that were made around campus, and they remain a key to what the future holds. BRAND SPANKIN’ NEW. Junction Eagle supporter fill the new stadium at the LaVernla pep rally. LAZY BOY CHAIR. Jerry Stewart takes time out of his busy day to col- lect his thoughts. STUDENT LIFE 5