Eads High School - Eagle Yearbook (Eads, CO)

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Class History In the fall of 1944, 29 very scared little kids started on the first year of a journey that was to last for twelve years. Miss Jessie Morris was our teacher. The following students were enrolled: Gordon Crow, Glen Dye, Wayne Frederick, Leon Hudson, Johnnie Hoffman, Phillip Johnson, Wayne Laing, Carl Lindholm, Bobbie Mast, Raymond Mays, James Morton, Robert Porterfield, Charles Shane, Allen Watts, Stanley Watts, Kenneth Miller, Elaine Covey, LeEtta Crow, Donna Rose Durrett, Mary Gerdes, Ramona Barnes, Barbara Kelley, Rita Kay Koch, Mary Beth Kuiken, Irene Manley, Helen Schleining, Kay Womack, Barbara Jean Thomasson, and Doris DeAnn Lancaster. In 1945 we started our second year of school with Mrs. Amy Trotter as our teacher. That year we gained Wallace Dunlap, Roger Shott, and Ralph Zordell. We lost Mary Gerdes, Barbara Jean Thomasson, and Glen Dye. Our third grade teacher was Mrs Clara Dunlap. During that year we gained quite a few new members. They were Russell Bell, Bill Rainey, Loran Smith, Alan Schmitt, Larry Welsh, Jackie Lyons, Glenna Stroup, Barbara Welsh, and Judith Howland. We lost Allen Watts, Carl Lindholm, Philip Johnson, Johnnie Hoffman, Charles Shane, Roger Shott, Robert Porter- field, Elaine Covey, Irene Manley, and Barbara Jean Thomasson. In the fourth grade we gained five new members. They were: Jimmy Perkins, Gary Smith, Melvin Foxworthy, George Holter, and Marie Sarah. We lost Russell Bell, Wayne Frederick, Leon Hudson, Bill Rainey, Loran Smith, Ralph Zordell, Alan Schmitt, and Jackie Lyons. Our teacher was Mrs. Sibcy. Our fifth grade teacher was Mrs. Mable Ligon. Our new members that year were Russell Bell, Junior Homan, Charles Shane, Billy Parker, and Phyllis Chaffin. We lost Melvin Foxworthy, and Glenna Stroup. In the sixth grade we had Miss Jessie Morris as our teacher. We gained C. M. Moffatt, Alan Schmitt, Jim Williams, Wynell Alexander, Shirley Bickel, Nora Meier, Mary Sarah, Shelby Sue Sellers, Lorraine Tennant, Son Raye Cave, and Elaine Covey. We lost Judith Howland. Our seventh year we really felt big, because we were finally upstairs. We gained Peggy Smith, Irene Manley, Juanita Dufur, Laurence Dooley, and LeRoy Mays. We lost C. M. Moffatt, Billy Parker, Jimmy Perkins, Alan Schmitt, Charles Shane, Jim Williams, Wynell Alexander, Shelby Sue Sellers, Lorraine Tennant, Sona Raye Cave, and Elaine Covey. Our eighth grade teacher was Miss Clara Morris. That year we gained Charles Barber, Elvin Buck, Donald Root, and Bill Sheesley. We lost Laurence Dooley, Peggy Smith, and Irene Manley.

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NOVELA KAY WOMACK BROWN Kay” Band 1 2-3; Glee Club 1-3; Pep Club 1-2-3; Mixed Chorus 1-2-3; Paper Staff 3-4; Class Officer 1; Play 3; Eads 12 yrs. SHIRLEY LEE BICKEL WISSEL Shirl Band 1-2-3; Glee Club 1-2-3; Pep Club 1-2-3; Mixed Chorus 3; Play 3; Galatea, Colo., 3 yrs.. Garden City, Kansas, 2 yrs., Eads 7 yrs. Class Will , Larry Welsh, will my hair cut to Don Brown. , Charles Barber, will my excess height to Kay Parnett. , Bob Pfingston, will my little feet to Evelyn Lane. , Marie Sarah, will my ability to keep from writing in literature books to Linda Crow. , Betty Harrison, will my love for Texas to Betty Durrett. , James Morton, will my curly hair to Harold Campbell. , Rita Kay Koch, will my soft voice to Virgyln Lessenden. , Stanley Watts, will my ability to jump to Jimmy Adamson. , Barbara Kelley, will my ability to catch and keep a man to Gala Frazee. , Raymond Mays, will all my love to Mable Hieronymus. , Ramona Barnes, will my excess height to Beverly Aldrich. , Wallace Dunlap, will my physique to Gailen Buck. , Nora Meier, will my ability to stay thin without dieting to Vera Kelley. , George Holter, will my ability to get along with the teachers to Alan Watts. , LeEtta Crow, will my springy walk to Dixie Weber. , Junior Homan, will my running ability to Duane Williams. , Mary Beth Kuiken, will my ability to get to school on time to Barbara Aldrich. , Frank Moltane, will my Texas drawl to Nadine Dunlap. , Donna Durrett, will my excess hair to Ellen Root. , Russell Bell, will my ability to have several girl friends to Philip Hollis. , Curtis Gold, will my basketball ability to Loy Jones. , Elvin Buck, will my bookkeeping ability to Jimmy Seirers. , Junior Homan, will my heart to Norma Jennings. , Don Root, will my height to Charles Stucky. Sponsored by EADS IMPLEMENT and KIOWA CAFE

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We finally made it into high school. Our Freshman year Mrs. Simpson was our sponsor. We gained Curtis Gold and Mary Jane Hodgkinson. We lost Wayne Laing, LeRoy Mays, and Mary Jane Hodgkinson. Our class officers were: President, George Hotter; Vice President, Mary Beth Kuikcn; Secretary-Treasurer, Barbara Kelley; Reporter, Rita Koch. Mr. Simpson was sponsor during our Sophomore year. We gained Don Collins, Bob Pfings- ton, Charlotte Ritchie, and Betty Harrison. We lost Bill Sheesley. Our class officers were: President, Mary Beth Kuiken; Vice President, Phyllis Chaffin; Secretary-Treasurer, Barbara Kelley; Reporter, George Holter. Our Junior year we had Mrs. Bayles as our sponsor. We finally got our class rings. The theme for our prom was April in Paris; our class play was Dear Diary.” We gained Frank Moltane and Donald Kerr. We lost Phyllis Chaffin, Helen Schleining, Mary Sarah, and Don Collins. Our class officers that year were: President, Rita Koch; Vice President, Charles Barber; Secretary-Treasurer, Betty Harrison; Reporter, Barbara Kelley. We made it at last; we were the mighty Seniors. Our officers were: President, Larry Welsh; Vice President, Donna Durrett; Secretary-Terasurer, Rita Koch; Reporter, Marie Sarah. Our sponsor was Mr. Don Davis. We lost Barbara Welsh, Charlotte Ritchie, Gary Smith, and Donald Kerr. - Class When I was told by our very busy, but efficient annual editor, Nora Meier, that I was to write the class prophecy, I wondered how to begin. I decided to go to an expert for advice. After school I went to the office of the famous time expert, Dr. von Higgledome. After listening to my problem, the good Doctor told me that he would lend me his time machine for a very small fee of a thousand dollars. I accepted his generous offer. A week later, I stepped into the time machine and set it for the 10th day of December in 1972. When it stopped, I stepped out in a maze of helicopters, jet airplanes, highways going every which way, and jet propelled subways. I asked a passerby where I was and he, looking at me in an odd manner, replied, New York, of course. The next thing I decided to do was to call an airport and check on reservations for air travel to Eads, Colorado. They told me that the first plane was filled to capacity due to the fact that the soil around Eads was even more valuable than uranium, but I found that I could get a reservation on the next plane that would leave in six hours. As I walked around New York, my curiosity was aroused by a large crowd in front of a furniture display window. Elbowing my way to the front of the crowd, I saw a former class- mate lying on a very soft-looking bed, sleeping soundly. I noticed by the sign in the window that it was Charles Barber, the King of the Bed Testers. He had become a millionaire in this profession. It was almost time for my plane so I went to the airport to be sure my bags were all in order. When I walked into the coffee shop, a flyer was sitting at the counter. When he turned mv way, I recognized him . Russell Bell, the world famous jet air pilot. After talking to him for a while, I found that he was going to fly the plane I was to go on. Sponsored by THE SOPHOMORE CLASS