Hopkins S GA Football Awards Given at Campus Meeting
The campus editor notes Coach Hopkins presented football awards after chapel. Sweaters were given to reserves including Lawrence Adams and Max Munn, gold footballs to twenty two players led by Gwen House. Regional Champions titles marked on the footballs. first-string awards pending arrival. Volunteers and volleyball champions also highlighted. student body sang Dear Old Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edita
Chib
Poco Roenrnenener
Couch Hopkins
Irene Ferris
Hopkins
Lawrence Adams
Preston Wright
Fred Hausmann
Max Munn
Hilly Allen
Johnnie Lee
Udell Barker
Roy Dale McKay
Ill Whitworth
John Cowsert
J. J. Haugh
Coffer
JL. Smith
Frank Jackson
James Herring
Rothmann
Miss Jensen
Dear Old Junction
James Liverman
Robert Burns
Max
Doris
Gwen House
Me Archer
Bens
Charles Bissett
Cameron Wright
Willy Aven
Billy
Hais
Cam
Enemyan Orchetre
Jimelion High School
Mr Archer
Fred Hoesmann
Maureen Miller
Roy
J. J. Baugh
Fred
Peaberts
Carroll
Meredith
Herman
Billy Riley
Mall
Alexander
Johnie Lee Cox
Virgil Ferris
Celia
Charger
Johnie
Johnnie
Cuero
Lawence Gentry
Lioyd Kirkpatrick
Herman Meredith
German Coller
IML Assembly Honors First-Year Jacket Recipients
The IML assembly on Monday, January honored first year lettermen and awarded jackets. Roy McKay served as master of ceremonies as Lawrence Gentry and Preston Weight competed in a blindfolded boxing mock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy McKay
Dee
Lawrence Gentry
Preston
Mitch
Max Munn
Increased Interest to Own in Basketball
Basketball is a relatively new sport for many in Imble County. It grows in popularity across the United States, especially in the Midwest, with winter participation rising as high schools favor football demand. Taller players excel through different moves, and well played games offer wholesome public entertainment while keeping athletes in trim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imble County
United States
Sina
Vigg
Dunetion
Homemaking Classes Take Up New Work in Semester
Miss Fowler's home economies class enters a new semester with first year students learning about budgeting and basic home tasks. Second year students study first aid and nursing basics while third year girls tackle home management to help establish a well run home.
Phemistry Class Begins Nitrogen Study For Students
Chemistry students have just finished sodium and potassium compounds and are beginning nitrogen studies. General science classes also study magnetism and electricity. The study of science will prove helpful in later years to students who study it.
Hill Country League Volleyball Meet Leads Junetion Victory
Elderslo hosted a Hill Country League volleyball meet on Saturday night with Junetion emerging winner from twelve girls. Junetion captured two games, 15 to 0 in the first and 15 to 5 in the second, as each player contributed. the Eldorado match was praised as the season’s best by coach Rothmann. The team travels to Hrady on January 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elderslo
Junetion
Eldorado
Rothmann
Hrady
Civics class ponders foreign issues from Readers Digest
Civics students discussed foreign problems after Mr. Archer distributed February Readers Digest issues. They read titles about Catholics in Germany and Manuel Quezon, President of the Philippine Commonwealth, and debated the topics in class.
Typing Students Shine in Speed Tests for Meet
Typing and shorthand students conducted speed tests last week to sharpen accuracy for the Interscholastic Four County Meet set for March 24. National Honor Society members met with Edgar Taylor Tuesday about a chapel program and sponsoring a movie. all present except Jo Margaret Buster who was ill. Jo Margaret serves as Junction chapter president.
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National Honor Society
Edgar Taylor
Margaret Buster
Jo Margaret
Junction
FORA Boys Win Second in District Contest
Junction Chapter of Future Farmers of America placed second in the district conducting contest held in Junction on January 21, 1939. Seven schools were invited but only Melvin, Rocksprings and Junction competed. Melvin won first, Junction second, Rocksprings third. a small plaque accompanied the win. Charles Bishop named outstanding secretary in Eden District. Melvin earned best president, vice president, and treasurer. Rocksprings reporter named best reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junction
Future Ranchers of America
Melvin
Rocksprings
Charles Bishop
Eden
Rock Prings
Vest
Wanted Rancher Type Husbands For Junction High
A campus survey of Junction High School girls shows a strong preference for young ranchers. They desire a candidate with black curly hair a Roy McKay like physique and a Dick Borden like voice. They want the rancher to be wealthy own a car and have ranch funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy McKay
Dick Borden
Junction High School
Het
Sophomore Class Hosts Golden Eagle Staff Outing
The wit rs of the annual selling contest, the Sophomore class, were guests of the Golden Eagle Staff last Thursday. The group left the high school at 4:30 for the race tracks and, after a hotly contested baseball game, were served with refreshments.
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Golden Eagle
Study Hale Conpecies And School Life Note
A fragmented classroom piece lists quirky opinions on literature reading and behavior. It mentions Romeo and Juliet as substitutes for readings, various teachers and students, and quirky maxims like Never say fail and tomorrow never come. The tone mimics a school diary or yearbook ramble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vigor
Taylor
Rothmann
Gregory
Felps
Mare
Julius
Miss Fowler
Mr. Archer
Backwoods Broal Ast and Local Gaiety Scribbles
A fragmentary column jokes about Cheesie misunderstood as a woman hater then praised for sending Miss Jensen a live mouse. It questions Herman credit for kindness and notes Miss Fae discarding the gift. Vague chatter about Billy R running over roses and a red haired sodajerker entering a drug store. Rumors of a Sunday wreck linger as Beth and Patty’s time is queried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheesie
Sonora
Herman
Miss Jensen
Billy
Hankin
Eldorado Boys
Beth
Patty
Lawrence
Weekend Rides and School Showdown at Junction High
Students recall weekend antics as Deacon, Jill, and Wanda keep the crowd guessing. Cam and Billy threaten Miss DeBellevue with a dance exhibition in Monday assembly. Junction High shipped a truckload of muttons to Fort Worth, discarding poorer stock to sharpen focus on prime lots for the February 22 show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel
Menard
Deacon
Jill
Wanda
Cam
Billy
Miss DeBellevue
Mr. Rothmann
Votational Agriculture
Junction High School
Fort Worth
Who's Who in High School Nancy Durst
Nancy Durst is a senior at Junction High, vice president of the Journalism Club and class editor of Campus tier. She serves as Art Editor of the Golden Eagle and reporter for the senior class, active in Commercial Club and pep squad, with high grades, musical talent, and drawing hobby. She aims to help publish the best annual and become a fashion artist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Durst
Ancy
The
Golden Eagle
Commercial Club
Junction
Nancy
Junction High
Directors for League Events Chosen at Junction Grammar
Interscholastic League directors for Junction Grammar School were selected last week. Ready Writers include Mrs Otis Faus hion. Gold sweaters bearing black J s were awarded to reserves. Wool jackets with satin lining and gold bodies were given to first string players. Twenty two players received small gold footballs with rings for chains. Captain McKay's jacket bears a star above the J. No dissent voiced among jacket recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junction Grammar School
Otis. Faushion
Rothmann
McKay
Band members compete for place in Abilene clinic
Three members Dick Borden Edwina Longren and Lent Hardeman traveled to Abilene on Saturday January 21 to compete for membership in a band clinic to be held in San Antonio in April. About ninety students from seven states Wyoming New Mexico Texas Arkansas Oklahoma Missouri and Kansas will form the band conducted by an outstanding director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Borden
Edwina Longren
Lent Hardeman
Abilene
San Antonio
Wyoming
New Mexico
Texas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Kansas
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Ramsey Randolph Us
West Texas Livestock Motor Lines
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King House
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Menard National Bank
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Honor Society
ME Taylor
HALE
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O’daniel
O'Daniel
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Houston
Tom Miller
Austin
Coke Stevenson
George Waverley Briggs
Dallas
Gore
Jim W
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Maureen M
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John C
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