Eads High School - Eagle Yearbook (Eads, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1952 volume:

Virglyn Lessenden, Virgil Lessenden, Carol Hooker. Carl Lindholm, Matt Ferman. Tommy Stoker. Karen Uhland. Stephen Hollis. Raymond Wissel, Wanda Dunlap. Paul Chaffin. Phyllis Chaffin. Jean Durrett. Jimmy Seiret. Gala Frazee, Bill Benner, Otis Peck. Dianne Scroggins. Joyce Aldrich. Fifth row: Donald Kelley, Marie Sarah, Lauren Lee Patterson, Frances Bird. Darrell Phillips. Junior Homan. Neil Addington, May Morton, Philomene Liesen, (director). Not shown: Donna Durrett. Duane Williams. Joyce Woodcock. _______________ TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY To You: It is with utmost humility and pride that v e are able to include this autographed picture of Our President, Harry S. Truman, in our annual. Regardless of one's political affiliations, we are sure you feel as ws do—that the President of our country is symbolic of our dear United States and we shall be eternally grateful for the honor he has bestowed upon us by allowing us to present this page to you, our readers. Gratefully, Eads Seniors of '52 to thank the community of Eads for having been your guests for the past twelve years, and for having enjoyed the privilege of free educa- tion in your public school. We es- pecially jnant to thank our parents and our teachers. Our plan of repay- ment for this endowmentis our prom- ise to become useful citizens. It is with sincere appreciation that We dedicate this book to all of you. OUR SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE I wish to commend you on remaining in school to complete your high school course. Too many people, I fear, think a high school education is not important. However, in my opinion, those who do not finish will soon re- gret it. To you the class of 1952, who continued, even though the going was hard, I congratulate you for your faithfulness. Roy D. Farthing ANNUAL STAFF Seated-W. DUNLAP, Advertising Co-Manager; F. BIRD, Assistant Art Editor; R. SCHMITT, Secretary; L. J. HOLTER, Literary Editor; V. DEINLEIN, Co-Business Manager; P. DUNLAP, Assistnat Business Manager; C. JACKSON, Editor; D. WIMP, Subscription Manager; E. AMYX, Senior Editor; D. CARTHEL, Class Editor; J. NELSON, Activities Editor; B. PATTON, Snapshot Editor; I. B. MILLS, Advertising Co-Manager; Standing-M. AMERINE, Athletic Editor, MRS. BARKER Sponsor, G. MAST, Art Editor. CAROLYN JACKSON, Editor MARGARET BARKER, Sponsor THERESA RUTLEDGE Co-Business Manager GORDON MAST An Editor VIVIAN DEINLEIN Co-Business Manager ANNUAL KING AND QUEEN 1952 MRS. SIMPSON Principal MRS. DUNLAP 3rd Grade Home Economics MRS. FARTHING 7th and 8th Grades MRS. CHAFFIN 1st Grade MRS. SIBCY 4th Grade MISS CLARA MORRIS English MRS. LIESEN Band, Music, Glee Club MR. GUSE Shop 6th Grade MRS. WHITE 5th Grade First Row; KEITH UHLAND, Treasurer; GENE WEISER, Secretary; WANDA DUNLAP, President; BETTY KELLEY, Vice-President; MR. FARTHING, Sponsor. Second Row; VERNA KELLEY, CAROLYN JACKSON, SHIRLEY LAIRD, BRUCE FISCHER. STUDENT COUNCIL SCHOOL BOARD JOE BARNETT, Secretary; ROY FARTHING, Superintendent; J. C. LaVELLE, President; LLOYD BERRY, Treasurer. f JUNIOR CRISWELL Eads 12 Athletics 1 Annual Staff 4 VIVIAN DEINLEIN Woodward, Okla 2 Prairie Queen 2 Haswell 6 Eads 2 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 2, 4 Eagle Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Class officer 1, 4 WANDA DUNLAP Eads 12 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 4 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Eagle Staff 4 Class officer 2 Student Council 2, 4 GORDON MAST Eads 12, Band 1, 2, 3 Annual Staff 3, 4 LOIS JEAN HOLTER Owaneco, 111. 6 Hunter, Kansas 3 Eads 3 Pep Club 1, 2, 3 Annual Staff 4 Eagle Staff 4 Cheerleader 2, 3 DOROTHY WIMP Black Lake 7 Eads 5 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Eagle Staff 4 DOROTHY CARTHEL Dimmit, Texas 8 Eads 4 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Glee Club 1 MAYNARD AMERINE Hayes, Kansas 1 Claflin, Kansas 2 Holyroad, Kansas 3 Rocky Ford 1 Eads 5; Band 1, 2 Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff 3, 4 Class Officer 1, 3 Student Council 1, 3 Eagle Staff 3, 4 CAROLYN JACKSON Eads 12 Band 1. 2. 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff 3, 4 Eagle Staff 4 Class Officer 3, 4 Student Council 3, 4 ROSEMARY SCHMITT Galatea 8 Eads 4 Band 1, 2 Glee Club 1, 2 Annual Staff 3, 4 Eagle Staff 4 ESTHER AMYX Eads 12 Band 1, 2 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Eagle Staff 4 Class officer 2 Cheerleader 4 THERESA RUTLEDGE Eads 6 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2. 3, 4 Eagle Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 BETTY PATTON Denver 2 Haswell 2 Eads 8 Band 1, 2. 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 4 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 4 years Annual Staff 4 Eagle Staff 4 Class Officer 3 ILA BELLE MILLS Eads 12 Band 1. 2 Glee Club 1 Eagle Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 JOYCE NELSON Prairie Center 5 Eads 4 Grandview l Black Lake 2 Band 1, 2, 3 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 CLASS HISTORY The first day of school twenty little demons, feeling very important, stomped into the classroom and began their twelve years of trying to learn. They were: Raymond Barrows, Duane Borneman, Alfred Greever, Vernon Hollandsworth, Gerald Smith, Sharyn Abrams, Esther Amyx, Joan Burger, Wanda Dunlap, Barbara Huddleston, Carolyn Jackson, Vena Koch, Tressie Lane, Ila Belle Mills, Geneva Hainer, Betty Patton, Wilma Mapson, Elizabeth Rose, and Jeanie Latham. The second year we lost Alfred Greever, Vernon Huddleston, Arthur Hollandsworth, Sharyn Abrams, Joan Burger, Barbara Huddleston, Wilma Mapson, Elizabeth Rose, and Jeannie Latham, but we gained Lealon Brumley, Junior Criswell, Dick Crow, Jack Hines, Gordon Mast, Richard Darrell, Geneva Hainer, Joyce Hutt, May Morton, and Norma Jean Broof, making the total one more than that of the preceding year. We gained Gus Anderson, Henry Baxter, Sharyn Abrams, and Rosemary Schmitt during the third year. We lost Duane Borneman, Jack Hines, Gerald Smith, Richard Darrell, Geneva Hainer, and Norma Jean Broof. At the end of the second semester, we lost Carolyn Jackson and gained Mildred Hieronymus. The fourth year Carolyn came back to help us annoy teachers, but we lost Rosemary Schmitt. The fifth year we gained Cloyce Conner, Delano O'Dell, Thomas Bordell, Judith Hastings, and lost Gus Anderson, Sharyn Abrams, and May Morton. In the sixth grade we were honored with the addition of six boys and six girls. They were: Donald Haynes, Clyde Jones, Leo Mays, Tommie Zordel, Joseph Hooker, Bobby Vandergriff, Geneva Hainer, Rosie Mays, Ruth Sturgeon, Mamie Zordel, Billie May and Daisy Diemart. We lost Dick Crow, Delano O'Dell, Thomas Bordell, and Judith Hastings. The seventh year Theresa Rutledge and Sharyn Abrams joined our tittle mob. We lost Raymond Barrows and Donald Haynes in the eighth grade, and gained Maynard Amerine, Mildred Hibler, Fritzi Hogge, Dorothy Wimp, and Betty Brookfield. In the ninth grade we lost Henry Baxter, Leo Mays, Bobby Vandergriff, and gained L. D. Nelson, Don Williams, Earl Mitchell Albert Ady, Dorothy Carthel, Clara Bell Hill, Joyce Nelson, Florence Weiser, and Carma Lorenz. In the tenth grade, we gained Don Carlson, Robert Wimp, Arthur Hollingsworth, Darlene Bickel, Marilou Tappana, and Lois Henney. We lost Cloyce Conner, Don Williams, Earl Mitchell, Albert Ady, Sharyn Abrams, and Mildred Hibler. Cupid took its toll during the junior year. They were: Betty Brookfield, Darlene Bickle, Rosie Mays, and Florence Weiser. In addition, we lost Terry Clinesmith, Clifford Kennedy, Bob Wimp, Jean Chronister, Mildred Hieronymus, Fritzi Hogge, Carma Lorenz, Maynard Amerine Don Carlson, L. D. Nelson, Arthur Hollingsworth, and Marilou Tappana. Maynard returned this year, and our graduation glass consists of: Maynard Amerine, Junior Criswell, Gordon Mast, Esther Amyx Dorothy Carthel, Vivian Deinlein, Wanda Dunlap, Carolyn Jackson, Ila Belle Mills, Joyce Nelson, Betty Patton, Theresa Rutledge, Rosemary Schmitt, Dorothy Wimp, and Lois Holter, CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and fifty two, of Eads High School, city of Eads, county of Kiowa, state of Colorado, being of sound body and unsound mind do herewith justly make and publish our last will and testament, in order to dis- tribute as fairly as possible our interests in Eads High among the people herewith stated. JOYCE NELSON wills her lovely voice to Byron Lynn, in hopes that he will use it as she has. ROSEMARY SCHMITT wills her ability to get A's to John Holter. WANDA DUNLAP wills her sweet disposition to Junior Kelley LOIS HOLTER wills to Marvin Richardson her ability to be a good driver. GORDON MAST leaves his ability to build muscles to Joyce Woodcock. ESTHER AMYX wills to Bob Greenwell her ability to act as a tomboy. JUNIOR CRISWELL wills his ability to tell time to Richard Baxter. BETTY PATTON wills to Joyce Aldrich her luck in becoming a cheerleader every year. Good luck, Joyce, keep it in use. ESTHER AMYX Wills to Tommie Stoker her natural curls. Goodby, Toni. VIVIAN DEINLEIN wills to Henry Baxter her springing walk, (hint) BETTY PATTON wills to Bruce Fischer her cute laugh. ILA BELLE MILLS wills her ability to steal cakes to Dorothy Kaza. DOROTHY WIMP wills her loud voice to Betty Kelley LOIS HOLTER wills her promptness to Larry Brandlinger. WANDA DUNLAP wills her ability to get in at nights to Francis . JOYCE NELSON wills her long legs to Sharyn Abrams. MAYNARD AMERINE wills love for athletics to Bill Mast. THERESA RUTLEDGE wills her excess weight to Pattie Dunlap. MAYNARD AMERINE wills to Charles Crow his ability to charm the girls. CAROLYN JACKSON wills her ability to make wisecracks to May Morton. DOROTHY CARTHEL wills her Texas drawl to Wanda Laird. VIVIAN DEINLEIN wills her rosy cheeks to Verta Koch. VIVIAN DEINLEIN Died of Too Much Ambition Last Words O Spit BETTY PATTON Died Of Choked on Bubble Gum Last Words Suffer CAROLYN JACKSON Died of Brilliant Ideas Last Words Don't Be A Prude DOROTHY WIMP Died of Early School Hours Last Words Holy Mackerel ESTHER AMYX Died of Love Last W ords So There, Too WANDA DUNLAP Died of Dreaming Last Words Ye Gads MAYNARD AMERINE Died of Sleeping Last Words •'Well, Gee Whiz JOYCE NELSON Died of Overeating Last Words ”Icky Poo CLASS PROPHECY It was the year 1962 in the town of Eads, Colorado. The Legion Hall was crowded as we made our way to our seats. We were attending a banquet in honor of the seniors of '52. As Wanda Dunlap, Theresa Rutledge, and I walked across the dining room, we saw many of our old classmates. As we approached our seats, we saw three charming ladies, standing next to us and chatting gaily. We looked the second time to make sure, and we saw that it was Dorothy Carthel, Betty Patton, and Dorothy Wimp. After much hand shaking and laughing we were told that they were all three nurses, employed at the St. Mary's Hospital in Pueblo. As we took our seats, we noticed two very handsome service men sitting next to us. The black, curly-haired sailor was Maynard Amerine, our favorite football player. We weren't too sure about the other boy, but Gordon Mast informed us that his uniform was of the Merchant Marine. Maynard told us about his encounter with Joyce Nelson, who was now a famous opera singer. She was unable to attend because of a previous engage- ment with the Metropolitan. As we were eating our salad, we noticed two distinguished looking women sitting across the table. We immediately recognized the lady with the rosy cheeks and lovely complexion. It was Vivian Deinlein, who was a first grade teacher in Denver. With her was our old friend and buddy, Rosemary Schmitt, who was a commercial teacher also employed in Denver schools. They had come together in Miss Deinlein's new Cadillac. Miss Schmitt was wearing a lovely creation, which we learned was designed by another of our old classmates, Carolyn Jackson. She is the fashion designer for VOGUE. Vivian told us of the new home she was building. Her interior decorator was Esther Amyx, whom we had also gone to school with. She owned her own business, and was doing quite well. As the evening was drawing to a close, we met Junior Criswell and Ila Belle Mills. We learned they were employed with a lumber firm in Oregon. Junior was a lumberjack, and Ila Belle was the private secretary. After bidding them goodby, we hurried to our waiting families. Our husbands were baby sitting. - Lois Jean Holter - First Row; Mr. Wright, Sharyn Abrams, Joyce Aldrich, May Morton, Pattie Dunlap, Dorothy Kaza, Wanda Laird, Verta Belle Kochj Second Row; Byron Lynn, Larry Brendlinger, Bruce Fischer, Betty Kelley, Richard Baxter, David Baxter Frances Bird, Third Row; Marvin Richardson, Bob Greenwell, Earl Kelley Jr., John Holter, Charles Crow, Bill Mast, Henry Baxter, Tom Stoker. Not Shown; Joyce Woodcock, James Ward, Jr. WE SHOOK THE FAMILY TREE Byron Lynn, Joyce Woodcock, May Morton, Joyce Aldrich, Verta Kock, Frances Bird, Bob Greenwell, Betty Kelley, Charles Crow, Bruce Fischer, Billy Mast, Dorothy Kasza. SOPHOMORES First Row; Mr. Mitchell, Mary Schleining, Gloria Barnett, Donita Rice, Shirley Laird, Donna Aldrich; Second Row; Bernie Henny, Doris Adamson, Retha Whaley, Rosie Wimp, Lois Abrams, Delmar Patterson; Third Row; Neil Addington, Bill Benner, Donald Kelley, Gene Weiser, Billy Brookfield, Paul Chaffin, Otis Peck. FRESHMEN First Row: Doris Lessenden, Keith Uhland, Peggy Kabel, Edward Smith, Carol Dixon, Phyllis Smith, Helen Freeman. Second Row: Mrs. Hicks, Phyllis Woodcock, Ann Louthan, Verna Kelley, Madonna Wissel, Donna Kelly , Donna Reisweg, Glenda Dye; Third Row; Larry Meeks, Jack Parker, Gordon Buck, Robert Weirich Gilbert Brown, Raymond Wissel, Dwayne Baxter, Billy Barnett. EIGHTH GRADE First Row: Stanley Watts, LeEtta Crow, Kay Womack, Phyllis Chaffin, Helen Schleining, Mary Beth Kuiken, Barbara Welsh; Second Row: LeRoy Mays, Larry Welsh, Mary Sarah, Ramona Barnes, Shirley Bickel, Rita Koch, Barbara Kelley, Miss Morris; Third Row; James Morton, Wallace Dunlap, Wayne Laing, Junior Homan, Charles Barber, George Holter, Gary Smith. Not Shown: Marie Sarah, Nora Meier, Donna Durrett, Juanita Dufer, Russell Bell, Donald Root, Bill Sheesley, Raymond Mays. SEVENTH GRADE First Row; Mrs. Farthing, Barbara Aldrich, Beverly Aldrich, Nadine Dunlap, Kay Barnett, Vera Kelley, Johnny Huffman, Ben Carpenter; Second Row: Luella Richardson, Virgyln Lessenden, Betty Durrett, Myrtle Harrington, Jimmy Seirer, Loy Jones Gailen Buck Third Row: Wayne Frederick, Billy Hutt, Darrell Phillips, Carol Hooker, Gala Frazee, Patsy Carthel, Dixie Weber, Alan Brendlinger, Not Shown; Philip Hollis, Duane Williams, Linda Crow Mabel Hieronymus. SIXTH GRADE First Row: Jeanette Laird, Barbara Louthan, Creeta Shirley, Floyd Blooding, Jack Dixon, Billy Wimp, Kenneth Kasza, Gene Koch, Mr. Guse; Second Row: Stephen Hollis, Alma Mays, Carolyn Dufur, Rebecca King, Sharon Hastings, Loren Patterson, Virgil Lessenden, Matt Ferman, Carol Morton; Third Row; Bill Barber, Leo Nelson, James Baxter, Roberta Barrows, Phyllis Wissel, Harvey Kelley, Carl Lindholm, Dennis Leech, Leland Holter, Marlin Eder. FIFTH GRADE First Row; Nancy Dye, Arlene Schleining, Karen Uhland, Joy Carpenter, Mary Dufur, Cheryl Addington, Lois Wissel, Sandra Aldrich, Viola Reeves; Second Row: Mrs. White, Patty Buck, Bernice Kasza, Gene Wimp, Gary Rice, Diann Scroggins, Darrel Cordrey, Virginia Culver, Allen Hooker; Third Row; Phyllis Sarah, Bobby Bentley, Sharon Ford, Larry Watts, Diane Mohler, Billy Mays, Janice Eder, Jimmy Carthel, Beverly Weber. Not Shown: Fred Buck, George Smith, Ronnie Bickel, Shirley Mast. FOURTH GRADE First Row: Earl Lee Gilbert, George Harrington, Phyllis Hutt, Delores Brendlinger, Delmer Frederick: Second Row; Mrs. Sibcy, Byron Torkelson, Richard Morton, Pete Koch, Bonnie Weeks, Jean Durrett; Third Row; Dudley Jackson, Dale Stoner, Nadine Kelley, Joyce Barber, Rebecca Hooker. Not Shown; Cardon Berry, George King, Roland Mays, Linda Buck, Diana Crow, Carolyn Moore, Sue Hargate. THIRD GRADE First Row; Dwight Lessenden, Leroy Harrington, Larry Frazee, Larry Krueger Danny Hollis, Peggy Buck, Wanda Mays, Ramona Mays, Laurene Jones; Second Row: Carol Carpenter, Norma Jean Weber, Gary Lee, Keith Dunlap, Betty Jo Weber, Buddy Mays, Jimmy King, Ronald Portrey, Shirley Carthel, Joan Nunnery; Third Row; La Wanda Fischer, Janet Lang, Ronnie Homan, Wally Mosher, John Nunnery, Bill Stoner, John Crow, Dick McDaniel, Roy Baxter; Not Shown: Joyce Hollis, Sharon K. Lovett, Dick Moore, Mrs. Dunlap. SECOND GRADE First Row; Lonnie Gilbert, Patsy Barber, Robert Jones, Carol Durrett, Lucinda Womack, Mark Hollis; Second Row: Miss Morris, Sandra Weber, Darrell Frederick, Patty Benner, Bobby Osborne, Gary Kelley, Ronnie Lee, Ronnie Weiser; Third Row; Linda Mays, Vicki Conner, Judy Clark, Phyllis Kelley, Benny Reeves, D. L. Weeks, Gary Crow. FIRST GRADE First Row; Jeanne Kerfoot, Fayrene Shirley, Shirley Barber, Patty Rutledge, Roberta Mays, Lynne Stoner, Doris McDaniel, Judy Uhland, Cynthia Aldrich; Second Row; Pat Dye, Richard Sarah, Jerry McDaniel, Norman Peterson, Tommy Messenger, Vernon Reeves, Sue Hollars, Dee Anne Jacobs, Nola Faye Kelley; Third Row; Mrs. Chaffin, Damon Berry, Danny Nelson, Hugh Williams, Roger Bentley, Billy Mohler, Bill Ballard, Don Weiser, Mary Frances Lindholm, Ruby Carthel. Not Shown; Sharon Buck, Leo King, Tommy Rutledge, Leslie Rittgers, Katherine Carr, Emily Ann Oswald, Brenda Kelly, Anna Mae Ekstrand. GLEE CLUB First Row; Peggy Kable, Gloria Barnett, Doris Lessenden, Donna Aldrich, Wanda Dunlap, Glenda Dye, Joyce Aldrich, Phyllis Smith; Second Row: Philomene Liesen, Shirley Laird, Carolyn Jackson, Joyce Nelson, Betty Kelley, Vivian Deinlein, Ann Louthan, Madonna Wissel; Third Row: Verta Koch, Donna Reiswig, Mary Schleining, May Morton, Retha Whaley, Donna Kelley, Betty Patton, Frances Bird, Carol Dixon. M IXED CHORUS First Row: Verta Koch, Donna Aldrich, Paul Chaffin, George Holter, Otis Peck, Gloria Barnett, Peggy Kable; Second Row; Vivian Deinlein, Joyce Nelson, Tommy Stoker, Junior Homan, Neil Addington, Carolyn Jackson, Glenda Dye, Phyllis Smith; Third Row; Philomene Liesen, Director; Phyllis Chaffin, Ann Louthan, Bobby Greenwell, Johnnie Holter, Raymond Wissel, Charles Barber, Joyce Aldrich, Mary Beth Kuiken. Absent; Russell Bell. PAPER STAFF Seated: Wanda Dunlap, Frances Bird, Carolyn Jackson, Lois Jean Holter, Vivian Deinlein, Pattie Dunlap, Rosemary Schmitt, Dorothy Wimp, Betty Kelley, Mrs. Barker, Esther Amyx, Betty Patton, Joyce Aldrich. Standing: Bruce Fischer, May Morton, Dorothy Carthel, Verta Koch, Maynard Amerine. junior Maud First Row; Cheryl Addington, Joy Carpenter, Jeanette Laird, Carol Morton, Allen Hooker, Viola Reeves, Dudley Jackson; second Row; James Baxter, Larry Watts, Mary Dufur, Sharon Ford, Dianne Mohler, Lois Wissel, Byron Torkelson, Joyce Barber, Janice Eder; Third Row: Bonnie Weeks, Phyllis Sarah, Philomene Liesen, Bobby Greenwell, Gary Rice, Carolyn Dufur, Sandra Aldrich, Beverly Weber, Gene Koch. Absent: Cardon Berry. PEP SQUAD CHEERLEADERS: Vivian Deinlein, Betty Patton, Esther Amyx: First Row; Joyce Aldrich, Verta Koch, Pattie Dunlap, Dorothy Wimp, Wanda Dunlap: Sponsor; Mrs. Hicks: Second Row; Doris Lessenden, Donna Aldrich, Glenda Dye, Carol Dixon, Phyllis Smith, Gloria Barnett, Peggy Kable, Donna Reiswig, May Morton: Third Row: Donna Kelley, Ann Louthan, Verna Kelley, Joyce Nelson, Betty Kelley, Frances Bird, Ila Belle Mills, Dorothy Carthel, Mary Schleining. CHEER LEADERS Vivian Deinlein, Betty Patton, Esther Amyx First Row; Merle Harris, Keith Uhland, Otis Peck, Byron Lynn, Gilbert Brown, Billy Benner, David Baxter; Second Row; James Ward, Don Kelley, Raymond Wissel, Gene Weiser, Tommy Stoker, Maynard Amerine, John Holter, Mr. Simpson; Third Row; Marvin Richardson, Junior Kelley, Charles Crow, Bruce Fischer, Paul Chaffin, Billy Brookfield. First Row; Don Kelley, Junior Kelley, Raymond Wissel, Charles Crow, Gene Weiser, John Holter, Tommy Stoker; Second Row; Marvin Richardson, David Baxter, Bruce Fischer, Maynard Amerine. Lamar 0 Eads 0 Kit Carson 13 Eads 0 Granada 0 Eads 0 Lamar 0 Eads 7 Holly 38 Eads 0 Granada 13 Eads 6 Springfield 25 Eads 6 Kit Carson 0 Eads 24 Cheyenne Wells 0 Eads 6 ♦ SING FOR YOUR SUPPER -Cast- Esther Amyx Dorothy Carthel Vivian Deinlein Wanda Dunlap Carolyn Jackson Ua Belle Mills Joyce Nelson Betty Patton Rosemary Schmitt Dorothy Wimp Maynard Amerine Junior Criswell Gordon Mast COOKS Mrs. Edna Clark, Mrs. Pearl Bell, Mrs. Elsie Tucker. JANITORS -«ft ifW And Me Too!! ! Mr. B Mr. Barber Mr. Bell Drunks!! ! Behind Bars!!! SEPTEMBER 3 School Started 21 Glee Club Dance OCTOBER 5 Freshman Initiation 18 Senior Pictures Taken 19 First Paper Publication 25 Teachers Convention NOVEMBER 22 Second Paper Publication 22 Thanksgiving Vacation 31 Junior Class Play DECEMBER 18 First Annual Shipment 21 Xmas Vacation Begins JANUARY 2 Xmas Vacation Ends 11 End of Semester 14 Group Pictures Taken 18 Third Paper Publication 18 Senior Career Conference 23 Country Teachers Meeting FEBRUARY 1 Last Annual Shipment 1 Senior Hush Day 15 Men’s Visiting Day MARCH 15 Senior Sucker Day APRIL 5 Holly Music Festival 16 Solo Day at Carson 23 Carson Music Festival 25 Senior Class Play MAY 3 Junior and Senior Prom 11 Baccalaureate 15 Graduation 16 Last day of School 17 School Picnic SENIOR CLASS MOTTO COLORS FLOWER Blue and White Carnation Less Than Our Best Is Failure SCHOOL CALENDAR These Things Come from Saving11 FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN EADS Established IBS7 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Maximum Insurance for each Depositor no,000.00 Colo. Eads CULVERS' SERVICE STATION Eads, Colo Gas Oil Accessories EADS COLD STORAGE LOCKER SERVICE ART'S GROCERY Heats—Groceries—Vegetables Agent Model Steam We give National Gift Seals Phone 2811 Kit Carson Colo Congratulations FROM A FRIEND to Seniors of 1952 EADS MOTOR PETROLEUM CO. Chrysler Plymouth Butane Propane Maytag Eads Colo KIOWA TRUCK LINE Freight of All Commodities Phone 2061 Eads Colo COOPER'S BOOT SADDLE SHOP 103 North Main St. Lamar Colo PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS MEN'S LIFE INS. CO. 203 Tabor Building Pres.—William P. White Special Repesentative— INA L. HARRLS Denver Colo BRRNSGROVES DRUG STORE The Best In The West Fountain Service Drugs Cosmetics Prescriptions Weldon and Lawrence TRY OUR Eads, Colo. OLD STYLE BREAD FAMOUS FOR ITS FLAVOR . EADS READY MIX FORD BODY SHOP Sand Auto Glass Gravel Cement Refinishing George Crow Eads Colo Eads Colo Meet Your Friends at ROSE MARIE BEAUTY SALON GranMed The Friendly Store rfadio Fluid Eska N jA Protein «aves Cleo R. Everman Lamar Colo Eads Colo Me NEILL Phone 2751 Colo JONES' IMPLEMENT International Farm Equipment Trucks Eads, Phone 2583 Colo. C° TORES Everything for the Farm Home Auto Lamar, Colo. FRANK CLARK'S Shoe Repair and Quick Service EADS-LAMAR INTER-LINE TRANSIT The Humming Bird of Eads. Eads, Colo. HART BARTLETT 5TURTEVANT GRAIN CO. Eads, Colorado. A Complete Line of Feeds. Your PURINA Dealer We Are Always In The Market For Grain See Us Before You Sell Bonded Storage Leroy Foster Mgr. Phone 4791 Florsheim Arrow KEYSTONE GROCERY MARKET Hickok Home of Quality Meats and Produce PULTZ'S MEN'S WEAR Lamar Colo Lamar Colo Phone 7 And 11 Shop Leisureley in our new Self serve store BEN FRANKLIN STORE Lamar Colo LAMAR TACKLE SHOP 300 So. Liain Everything For The Sportsman Lamar Colo CARTER'S ELECTRIC DICK'S GRILL Best wishes to the class of 1952 Try our Hambu ers Lamar Colo Eads Colo PROBAK GREEN'S JEWLERY GASsAPPLIANCECO. rtppreciation from your friendly Gas Dealer in Natural Gas, Propane Appliance Best wishe? to tue class of 1952 Lamar Colo Lamar Colo Congratulations to Cs Seniors of 1952 and EADS PUBLIC SCHOOL Vfe are pleased with your C v success U, Jaraes C. Edith LaVelle Eads, Colo. °iT DRUGS Fountain Cosmetics Prescriptions Mr. Mrs. Fred Kerst Eads, Colo. MOM'S MODERN MOTEL E. A. SCHOGGEN Eads, Colo. Dry goods shoes Edna Dufur Phone 2021 Eads, Colo. G. A. SMITH Congratulations to the Seniors of 1952 NORTHWEST L. C. Rutledge Prop. APARTMENTS nads, Colo. Eads, Colo. OSOLIN'S SERVICE STATION Gas Oil Tires Phone. 453d y Groceries - Meats h01 Frozen Foods % % Phone 4531 Eads, Colo. cads, Colo. +J EADS CLEANERS Eads, Colo. tr, General Building Materials Mr. P. L. Prop. Reed Crown Quonset Type buildings Haswell, % Colo. V BURREL'S BARBER SHOP We need your head in our Business W. L. DUFUR Contractor General Construction Work Phone 2021 ads, Ph. 2682 Colo. Eads, Colo. FISHER'S SERVICE STATION wholesale and Retail Oil, Gas, Kerosene SCHOGGEN GROCERY Meats, Fruits, Vegetables Frozen Foods Eads, Colo, Eads, Phone 2171 Colo. The Best in Oil, A O Qas und accessories % _ Phone. 4131 Roy Sibcy x Owner O Eads, Colo. MOTEL 96 Stop and Rest a Spell Benny LaVerne Eads, Colo FOSTER Paint ’oal LUMBER CO. Hardware Ray.nond Rouse Mgr. Phone 2151 Eads Colo. BASIL BUCK MACHINE CO Tractors Farn liachinery Overhauled Fhone 2J71 Eads Colo. KIOWA CAFE On highway 96 V.es Barber Fir.e Food Eads Colo. KELLY HARDWARE V� 'e wish the be. t of luck to the class of 52 as they go out on life's highway. Eads Colo. ART'S REPAIR SHOP You wreck e.a, '..e fix en Eads Colo. J. B. MILLER HARDWARE I aint Hardware Congratulations to the class of 1952 Eads Colo. Compliments from j SPROUTS HAST REPAIR SHOP Lloyd E. M . t Sons Lamar's Quality Cleaners Sanitone Dry Cleaning Best Wishes to The Seniors of '52 Pick up Delivery Service to Earns Daily Phone 2431 or 2382 Block Mo. F.O. Lamar Colo. Eads Colo. For Heatir.g—Refrigeration—Cookirr Water Heating—Air Conditior inr Use Natural Gas The Perfect Fuel PIKES PEAK NATURAL GAS CO. RAY CHEVROLET CO. Chevrolet Cory- ret uRations From the Finest 01ismobile Cndill c Ready to Wear and Dry Goods Store in Southeastern Colo. Lamar Colo. Lamar Colo. Tractors ----------- Combines Llachinery Congratulations To The Seniors of 52 EADS IMPLEMENT CO. JOHN DEERE Sales and Service Eads Phone 2781 Colo. JONES STORE Drug - Fountain Kit Carson Colo. BUCK'S GARAGE We specilize in radiators Clarence 2uck Eads Colo. ROBINSON GRAIN CO. FEED and GRAIN EADS Phone 2971 COLO. EADS GAS 7 0 APPLIANCE U. G. Bentley Servel Refrigerators Philco Refrigerators Electric Wiring Propane and Natural Gas Heating Equipment Eads Colo. A. L. WENGER REALESTATE BROKER Let me list your farms, homes or city businesses, or if you need a business. Ranch or a city home r.ear or in Colorado Springs, Colorado, Write or Phone A. F. WENGER 23 N. Ifeade Ave., Phone ]i. A76 Colorado Springs, Colorado STOP SHOP FOOD STORE Clyde Crow Eads Towner FRONTIER CAFE Kit Carson Colo. KNUDT50NI OIL CO. Congratulations To The Class of '52 Eads, COOPER'S BOOT SADDLE SHOP Complete Line of Boots ard Hiding Equipment Lanar, Colo. W T HOLLAND Heal Estate Insurat.ee Eads, Colo. KEN COATNETS SPORTS Everything Colo. BLOSSOM SHOP Flowers for all Occasions Eads, Colo. FLOYD ANDERSON GARAGE BUIJK OAKS Eads, Colo. STORE INC. Sportsmar Pueblo, Colo. is r u w III .Congratulations Sizzling Steak t to the Seniors of ’52 Waffles Home Made Pies Eads, Colo. TV Vesta Brian, Owner WEISBROD MEMORIAL Eads, Colo. COUNTY HOSPITAL A Congrattilations to the KIOWA COUNTY ABSTRACT OFFICE Seniors of '52 Eads, Colo. H. H. King T. K. Fluke Eads, Colo. PLAINS The Heart Of Your Community Movies Are Your Best Entertainment Woody Williams, Prop. Eads, Colo. — B - TEAM Granada - Eads ------ 30-36 Granada - Eads - -------32-72 Kit Carson - Eads - - - - -30-27 Lamar - Eads - ---------13-33 Cheyenne Wells - Eads - - 30-24 Towner - Eads-------- - - 39-42 Kit Carson - Eads ----- 19-46 .. V A .,. ■ . 7 First row; Bruce Fischer, Maynard Amerine. Second row: Gene Weiser. Donald Kelley. Paul Chaffin. Charles Crow, Junior Kelley. Mr. Mitchell, (coach). Tommy Stoker. Bill Brookfield. A - TEAM Granada - Eads - - 38-39 McClave - Eads - -41-27 Granada - Eads - - 29-38 McClave - Eads - -28-26 Granada B - Eads A - - - - 35-48 Hartman - Eads - - 43-34 Granada - Eads - - 44-52 Kit Carson - Eads - - 32-27 Lamar - Eads - - - 28-53 Cheyenne Wells - Eads - - 31-29 Towner - Eads - 46-48 Kit Carson - Eads - - 30-35 Bui Benner, Marvin Richardson, Richard Baxter. Third row: Keith Uhland Barnett, Raymond Wissel. Dwayne Baxter, Otis Peck, Byron Lynn. 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