Eads High School - Eagle Yearbook (Eads, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1959 volume:

0. ie Senior G ass of C ac s yiiyfi C ac s, Go o. JJresen s . . . The 1959 • Con en s Zflcfministraiion • Gfasses • G acufiy • Oryan za ions • Zflctiuiiies • Gtduorites • Spor s • Staff EAGLE % Our Sponsor. . . who has made our high school one of the most wonderful times in our lives; who has been understand- ing and helpful and who has been a genuine pal,” with heartfelt love and appreciation... ()e Dedicate O iis jooA . . . . Principals TJTessaye Congratulations to the Seniors of 1959 and also to the Annual Staff who labored so many hours in preparing this book. Your efforts, I'm sure, will be appreciated with each use of it. Thanks for a job well done. It is my sincere desire that your life has been enriched by the people, places, ideas, times and events that this yearbook has recorded. Also, I hope that you have added your share to the improvement of them - that you have helped to make them better and deserving of recognition. May this yearbook forever be a source of enjoyment and inspiration to you. Superintendent's JKessape May the memories recalled by this school annual inspire you to work a little harder to at- tain success. As years go by, this will become the most valued book that you want, not only because of its memories, but also because you had a part in making it. May this book also be an inspiration to all of the underclassmen of the school year of 1958-59. We hope that someday you, too, will be seniors. Sincerely, R. E. Anderson ' Superintendent Principal Hoard Cducation RALPH KOCH JAMES LA VELLE LLOYD BERRY ROBERT ANDERSON EARL KELLEY LYLE GRAHAM KAREN JEAN UHLAND Band 1.2,3; Glee Club 1; Pep Club 1,2; PE 1; Student Council 1. Eads 12 Years. SHIRLEY ANNE MAST Sam Paper Staff 3, 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; PE 1; Class Play 3; Student Council 1.4. Eads 12 Years. LARRY WATTS Athletics 1.2. 3,4; Class Play 3; Class Officer 2. 3. 4; Student Coun- cil 3, 4; General Ag. 2; E Club 3.4. Eads 12 Years. FRED BUCK Athletics 1.2. 3.4; Class Play 3; Class Officer 2; Student Council 3: General Ag. 2; E Club 1,2,3. Eads 12 Years. VIRGINIA CHERYL CULVER Ginny Annual Staff 3,4; Paper Staff 2, 3, 4; Band 1,2,3. 4; Glee Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 1.2. 3. 4; PE 1; Class Play 3; Class Officer; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Dramatics Club 1. Eads 12 Years. DIANE DELENE MOHLER Annual Staff 3.4; Paper Staff 3.4; Band 1,2; Glee Club 1,2; Pep Club 1,2, 3.4; Athletics 1; Class Officer 3,4; Student Council 3; Dramatics Club 1; Cheerleader 2. Eads 12 Years. JANICE M. EDER J. D. Annual Staff 3,4; Paper Staff 3.4; Pep Club 1,2. 3.4; PE 1; Class Play 3; Class Officer 3. Eads 12 Years. CLO SANNE TEAL Doodle Paper Staff 3.4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; PE 1; Student Council 3; Dramatics Club 2; Cheerleader Sub. 4. Dalhart, Texas 5 Years Eads 7 Years. JOHN DAVID ADAMSON •’David Paper Staff 3,4; Class Play 3; Gen- eral Ag. 2. RONNIE BICKEL Athletics 1.2, 3, 4; Class Officer 1; General Ag. 1. BETTY KAY McKNIGHT Punk Paper Staff 1,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; Class Play 1; Class Officer 1,3; Student Council 3, 4; Cheerleader 1.3.4. Haswell 6 Years Fairview 3 Years Eads 3 Years. PHYLLIS ANN WATTS Wattie Paper Staff 3,4; Band 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2, 3.4; Glee Club 1; Class Officer 1,2,4; PE 1; Cheerleader 3.4. Sherwood, Oregon 5 Years Eads 7 Years. LOIS ANNETTE WISSEL Red Band 1,2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1,2; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; PE 1. Eads 12 Years. JOYCE ARLINE GALBREATH Ruby Red Rock Band 1.2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1,2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3; FHA 2, 3. Estancia, New Mexico 2 Years Cedaredge 4 1 2 Years Holly 4 1 2 Years Eads 1 Year. GRADY EUGENE LARKINS Chorus 1,2,3; Athletics 1,2,3, 4; Class Play 3; Class Officer 4; E Club 4; Dramatics Club 3. Benedict, Nebraska 1 Year Bradshaw, Nebraska 1 Year Keensburg 2 Years Johnstown 7 Years Eads 1 Year. R. M. BENTLEY Bob-O Athletics 1, 3; Class Play 3; General Ag. 3; E Club 2. Eads 12 Years. ARLENE SCHLEIN1NG Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; PE 1. Eads 12 Years. PATRICIA ANN BUCK Pat Pep Club 1, 2,3,4; PE 1. Eads 12 Years. BERNICE PHYLLIS KASZA Paper Staff 3. 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; PE 1. Eads 12 Years. DIANN SCROGGINS Sog Paper Staff 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1.2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; PE 1; Class Play 3; Class Officer 1,2; Student Council 1,2. Eads 12 Years. BILLY JOE MAYS Bill Athletics 1,2, 3, 4; General Ag. 1; E Club 3,4. Eads 4 Years. HUBERT LEON CAREY General Ag. 2. Boaker, Texas 5 Years Fargon, Oklahoma 3 Years Eads 4 Years. SHIRLEY ANN HARRIS ’’Harris Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3; PE 1. Eads 6 Years Chivington 6 Years. PHYLLIS MAE SARAH Band 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Class Of- ficer 1; PE 1. Chivington 1 Year Eads 11 Years. CLASS MOTTO: SANDRA CHARLENE ALDRICH Bean- Paper Staff 3,4; Band 1,2,3; Glee Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader Sub. 3; Eads 12 Years. Forward ever, backward never CLASS FLOWER: Rose CLASS COLORS: Blue and White MISS CHRISTINE CUZZETTO Class Sponsor 4 Years 3 ars IsJou cf a ... . Grady didn't do his English. Phyllis Ann wasn't with Wally. Shirley H. went to the show by herself. Karen wasn't jealous. Bill did his English. Sandra didn't ask questions. Arlene was going steady. David had a slim physique. Joyce had her bookkeeping finished. Pat remembered her boy friend's name. Shirley wasn't writing to the Army. Fred was agreeing with Mrs. May. Bernice was driving a car. Phyllis wasn't talking about Allen. Bob was nice. Lois had black hair. Diann didn't go with a junior boy. Larry was short and fat. Clo Sanne didn't go to college. Hubert didn't go to Ordway. Arlene was going steady. Betty didn't like college boys. Ronnie drove 20 miles an hour down Main Street. Virginia was serious. Janice wasn't wanting Don. Diane Delene wasn't getting married. (’ ass rophecu It is the year 1989 and the Space Ship EHS - '59 is leaving Cape Carnival, Florida. It is one of the many rockets going to Mars with cargo from Earth. Grady Larkins is to pilot this rocket and under his guidance it should reach Mars in record time. Bob Bentley is also a very important figure around Cape Carnival. If it wasn't for his expertness in the field of electronics I'm sure our rockets would not be so successful as they are. With such capable men commanding the crew, the journey to Mats turned to be very pleasant and fast. I was very pleased to have such a charming hostess for my trip who was none other than Phyllis Watts. She looks so very nice in her flight suit of wooly cotton orlon. Her suit skirt is pleated and comes just above the knees. This enables her to show off her smartly made-up knee caps. Upon my arrival on Mars I took a raxie cab to the hotel where I was to stay. You can imagine my surprise when I realized the driver was Hubert Carey. He told me he was the owner of Marstown Raxie Cab Company and was doing quite well. I wanted something to drink so after putting my luggage in my room I went down town and decided to go into a little place called Joyce's Jolley Joint. I ordered a Jolley burger and a coke but I didn't like either one. Joyce Galbreath was the cook and forgot to put any jolley stuff in the Jolley burger and because of the altitude the coke didn't have any fizz. After eating I didn't feel too good so I went to see a doctor. He was busy taking care of Earthern Flu victims, but his nurse, Diann Scroggins, fixed me up with a Burpo-seltzer. I felt better immediately. That evening I attended a concert at the large auditorium. Every seat was filled as the Marstown 175 piece symphony orchestra under the direction of universally famous Virginia Culver took its place on the stage and began to play. The orchestra played Miss Culver's own arrangement of By the Light of the Silvery Earth. ” It is easy to see how this orchestra has become so famous with a director from the EHS class of 1959. After a wonderful night's sleep I remarked to the hotel manager how comfortable my bed was. I was told that each mattress is carefully inspected by Ronnie Bickel before it is used. Ronnie tests three mattresses every 24 hours--sleeping on each one for 8 hours. I decided to visit a Marstown school and see how the Earth people had improved them so when I arrived at the grade school I was shown into the kindergarten class. The teacher who turned out to be David Adamson was having a lot of difficulty teaching his pupils how to draw a picture of the Purple People Eater. At noon I ate in the school cafeteria and was surprised to see my old pal Clo Sanne Teal bossing every one around in the kitchen. She told me she was the Home Economics teacher and also had charge of all meal planning. During the afternoon I took a sight-seeing tour around the country-side and when we stopped to look at a large crater I saw someone I thought looked familiar and sure enough it was Sandra Aldrich. She had on a very practical space suit with a wide belt which carried a geiger counter, pans, picks and shovels. She told me that since her marriage to a graduate of the Colorado School of Mines, she had been prospecting with her husband. After my sight-seeing trip I decided to have my hair cut and fixed in the latest Mars style. I went to the Lois-Arlene Beauty Shoppe and discovered that the operators were Lois Wissel and Arlene Schlein- ing. two former classmates. While sitting under a dryer I noticed a familiar person sitting close by. After talking to her for a minute I realized it was the former Janice Eder. She said her husband was in the Navy and she was here on Mars because of her health. I didn't think she looked any worse than she ever did. I was invited to Captain and Mrs. Hurley's for supper. Mrs. Hurley is the former Diane Mohler. She told me she would like to travel around with her husband but because of their large family there would be too many little sailors. After supper we watched the Universal Basketball Series on Marsavision and I was very happy when the Might Martians defeated the Plucky Plutos by a score of 495 to 27. The great seven-foot Bill Mays is captain of the winning team and made 490 of the points by himself. It was said that he could have made the other 5 points but someone put suction cups on his shoes. The next morning I was startled to see a herd of black, white face cattle being driven down main street of Marstown. Someone said the herd belonged to Larry Watts, a very successful rancher. Larry came riding by on a horse so I stopped him. We talked a minute and he said he also raised Hernsey Gernseys for milking. He told me that Patty Buck did all of the milking and that Bernice Kasza was his private secretary and bookkeeper. As I said goodbye to Larry I bumped into a very lovely girl who turned out to be Shirley Mast. She is the owner of the Shaperight Model Agency. She looked very pretty in her suit of pink, orange, and red ruffles. She has a five foot pony tail that just touches the ground. As 1 prepared to leave to travel in the rocket back to my home on earth I saw a man and woman standing in the middle of the road. I recognized the woman as the former Miss Cuzzetto, I stopped her and asked what was going on. She said she and her husband were out calling in the little Brabbs. As my rocket approached earth again I thought about my exciting trip to Mars. When I left the rocket after it landed I noticed a little excitement close by. Some children seemed to be pitting the space ship with atomic beans from their bean shooters. As three mothers rushed up I recognized them as the former Karen Uhland, Phyllis Sarah, and Shirley Harris. Karen grabbed four boys. Phyllis--three boys, and two girls, and Shirley--five girls. I hear Phyllis say she was glad she hadn't brought all of her monst--I mean children or there would have really been trouble. I wonder how many she has? I must hurry if I'm to get to the Lemon Bowl in time for the big game between the Eads University and the Chivington Military Academy, I'm counting on EU winning because Betty McKnight's husband, Marlin Eder is the coach and I just don't see how he could lose by marrying a graduate from The Class of 1959. I, Betty McKnight, will my ability to get a boyfriend that likes short hair to Nadine Kelley. I, Karen Uhland, will my ability to pop gum to Linda Grahm. I, Janice Eder, will my love (brotherly, that is) to Harold Pfingston. I, Phyllis Sarah, will my ability to catch and keep a boy friend for longer than ONE month to Bonnie Weeks. I, Grady Larkins, will my ability to stay awake in church to Richard Morton. I, Bob Bentley, will my ability to get along with Mrs. May to Norman Parker. I, Pat Buck, will my short hair to Carol Pfingston. I. Virginia Culver, will my clowning ability to Melvin Brian. I, Larry Watts, will my wrestling ability to Becky Hooker. I, Lois Wissel, will my freckles to Joyce Barber. I, Diane Mohler, will my excess weight to Carolyn Moore. I. Phyllis Watts, will my page-boy to Pete Koch. I, Fred Buck, will my running ability to George King. I, Ronnie Bickel, will my ability to bring my car to town and drive to Cardon Berry. I, Bill Mays, will my ability to get along with the teachers to Roland Mays. I, Bernice Kasza, will my ability to wear tight jeans to Diane Crow. I, Shirley Harris, will my ability to dance to Margaret Bell. I, Shirley Mast, will my pony-tail to Byron Sumner. I, David Adamson, will my slimness to Bob Crabtree. I, Diann Scroggins, will my musical ability to David Harrison. I, Hubert Carey, will some of my solid weight to Melvin Brian. I, Arlene Schleining, will my ability to be a good driver to Jean Durrett. I, Clo Sanne Teal, will my big feet to Nancy Anderson. I, Sandra Aldrich, will my ability to drive to Steve Woodrome. I, Joyce Galbreath, will my ability to get a boyfriend to Margaret Bell. We, the proud class of '59, being weak of head and sound of body do hereby declare that this is our last will and testament. Sandra Aldrich Karen Uhland Diane Mohler Virginia Culver Joyce Galbreath Phyllis Watts Grady Larkins Bob Bentley Larry Watts Shirley Mast Arlene Schleining Diann Scroggins Shirley Harris Clo Sanne Teal Betty McKnight Fred Bucks Janice Bder Bernice Kasza Phyllis Sarah Patty Buck In September 1947, the Senior Class of 1959 had the first insight of Eads Public School as member of the first grade. Our group of thirty included Fred Buck, Robert Bentley, Norman Crow, Billy Easley, Allen Hooker, Sammy Kuntz, Kyle Lindholm, Roland Mays, Dale Stoner, George Smith, Larry Watts, Gene Wimp, Earl Gilbert, Sandra Aldrich, Pat Buck, Virginia Culver, Janice Eder, Bernice Kasza, Shirley Mast, Diann Scroggins, Arlene Schleining, Beverly Weber, Lois Wissel, Karen Uhland, Diane Mohler, Carol Brooks, Nancy Dye, Bemardine Tesner, Pat Talbott and Brenda Jo John. Our teacher was Miss Laura Balgue. The Second year our teacher was Mrs. Chaffin. We lost Bernardine Tesner, Kyle Lindholm, and Earl Gilbert but we gained Jimmy Carthel, Phyllis Sarah, Eloyce Stouffer, Raymond McCraken and Clearance McCracken, making a total of thirty-two. In the Third grade we gained Eddie Bush, Darrel Cordrey, Bobby Floyd, J. D. Moffatt, Harold Niqu- ette, James Goodson, Harvey Stoner, Bonnie Dobbs, Lawanda Dobbs, Geneva Kuxhaus, Carol Pfingston, Viola Reeves, Luella Hollandsworth, and Shirley Hollandsworth. We lost Norman Crow, Sammy Kuntz, Roland Mays, Dale Stoner, and Carol Pfingston. Our teacher was Mrs. Dunlap. The fourth year we gained Sharon Ford. Our teacher was Mrs. Sibcy. The fifth year Mary Dufur, Joy Carpenter, Gary Rice, Sandra Owens and Cheryl Addington joined our little mob. Our teacher that year was Mrs. White. In the sixth grade we were honored with the addition of two new boys and two new girls. They were Clo Sanne Teal, Phyllis Watts, Bill Creaser, and Billy Mays. We lost Allen Hooker and Billy Easley. Our sixth grade teacher was Mr. Guse. In the seventh grade we gained David Adamson, Melvin Brian, William Collins, Charles Farris, Lonnie Ramey, William Bunyard, Timmy Thompson and Shirley Harris. We lost Billy Creaser, Will- iam Collins, Charles Faris, Bobby Floyd, James Goodson, and William Bunyard. Our teacher was Mrs. Farthing. In the eighth grade we gained Hubert Carey. We lost Melvin Brian and Darrel Cordrey. Our teacher during that year was Mr. Foxall. We finally made it into high school. Our Freshman year we gained Wayne Fredrick, Floyd Rogers, Carleen Cook, Shirley Lane, and Donna Retchloff. We lost Wayne Fredrick. Our Sponsor was Miss Cuzzetto. Miss Cuzzetto was our sponsor during our Sophomore year. We gained James Baxter, Jackie Bolser, and Betty McKnight. We lost Floyd Rogers, Lonnie Ramey, James Baxter, and Sharon Ford. Our Junior year we had Miss Cuzzetto as our sponsor. We finally got our class rings. Our junior play was Do You Trust Your Boyfriend? We lost Gene Wimp during our Junior year. We made it at last; we were the mighty Seniors. We gained Joyce Galbreath, Rosalie Taggart and Grady Larkins. We lost Jackie Bolser. Miss Cuzzetto was our sponsor. In our graduating class there were, David Adamson, Ronnie Bickel, Fred Buck, Shirley Harris, Shirley Mast, Bernice Kasza, Grady Larkins, Betty McKnight, Billy Joe Mays, Phyllis Sarah, Phyllis Watts, Arlene Schleining, Diann Scroggins, Diane Mohler, Clo Sanne Teal, Larry Watts, Lois Wissel, Virginia Culver, Joyce Galbreath, Hubert Carey, Sandra Aldrich. Janice Eder, Karen Uhland, Bob Bentley, and Pat Buck. LA Jean Durrett, S. Council; Becky Hooker, Vice President; Nancy Anderson, Reporter; Linda Grahm. President; Joyce Barber, Secretary-Treasurer. Mrs. May Linda Graham Becky Hooker Joyce Barber Nancy Anderson Jean Durrett Cardon Berry Melvin Brian Dean Carey Margaret Bell Pete Koch Bonnie Weeks Bob Crabtree Nadine Kelley Roland Mays Richard Morton Diana Crow David Harrison Harold Pfingston George King Roger Woodrome Sharell Wyatt Dale Adamson Roy Baxter John Crow Keith Dunlap Larry Frazee Arthur Lane Dennis Larkins Dwight Lessenden John Nunnery James Rookstool Peggy Buck Janet Lang Romona Mays Wanda Mays a s 6 1 Dick McDaniel Wayne McKnight Dick Moore Carol Durrett - Pat Benner - - Arnitha Ritchie Cheryl Foster - Phyllis Kelley ■ OFFICERS ----------President ------------Reporter -----Vice President Secretary-Treasurer - Student Council Carol Durrett, Arnitha Ritchie, Cheryl Foster, Pat Benner, Phyllis Kelly, Bill Buck Cindy Womack, Charles Campbell. Sandy Weber, Gary Crow, Lora Parker, John Forrest Linda Mays, Darrell Frederick, Peggy Maggart, Mark Hollis, Kathy Graham, Gary Kelley. Mary Dawson, Kenny Koch, Vicky Conner, Buddy Mays, Evelyn Carey, John Mays. V-v 1' Louise Brian, Ben Reeves, Alan Summer, D. L. Weeks, Ronnie Weiser, Mr. Bell. a s s o 1 9 6 2 s o ROW 1: Mrs. Hamilton, Don Baggett, Roger Bentley, Damon Berry, Lynn Brown, Bruce Edwards, Jack Hodges, Robert Jones, Elmer King. ROW 2: Leo King. Jim King, John Klinge, Neil Larkins, Tommy Messenger. Bill Mohler, Danny Nelson, Norman Peterson, Vernon Reeves, Leslie Rittgers. ROW 3: Jerry Severson, Doug Smith, Don Weiser, Hugh Williams, Bonnie Adamson, Cindy Aldrich, Shirley Barber, Sharon Buck, Jeanne Crabtree, Nina Harrison. ROW 4: Dee Anne Jacobs, Violetta Japhet, Brenda Kelley, Nola Kelley, Mary Lindholm, Ro- berta Mays, Doris McDaniel, Emily Oswald, Connie Parker, Judy Uhland. ROW is Buddy Adamson, Bill Bentley, Jim Buck, Terry Eder, Scott Graham, Howard Hooker, Joe Grass, Kenny James, Cecil Japhet. ROW 2: Boyce Kelley, Norman Krueger, Joe Marble. Richard Olson, Carl Ritter, Clyde Simmons, Eddie Templer. John Weber. ROW 3: Peggy Ballard, Karen Baker, Micki Blooding, Charlene Dun- lap, Barbara Durrett, Cathy Fluke, Norene Frederick, Bertha King. ROW 4: Connie Kling, Patsy Koch, Pat McCall, Linda Parker, Sandra Penn. Diane Rittgers. Phyllis Rouse, Mr. Ritter. elementary ROW 1: Rudy Aldrich, Dan Baxter, Alvin Buck, Forrest Frazee, James Garner, Dean Homan, James Offill. ROW 2: Roy Popp, Don Rittgers, Stanley Severson, Russell Simmons, Florence Baxter, Patricia Crabtree, Berly Dur- rett. ROW 3: Kathleen Fischer, Judy Gray, Una Hieronymus, Mary Immer, Karla Koch, Shirley Mays, Mary McNeill. ROW 4: Carolyn Oswald, Jeannee Richards, Bonita Ritchie, Dorothy Schleining, Marsha Schmitt, Leann Scroggins, Phyllis Womack. ROW 1: Nick Bowser, Herman Carey, Roger Bder, Johnny Holcomb, Charles McCall, James Reeves, Fred Rollo, Arthur Severson, Gary Sallee. ROW 2: Brenda Addington, Pamela Aldrich, Marilyn Baker, Shaleta Blooding, Lauretta Frazee, Carol Jacobs, Betty Kelley, Jill Messenger, Janette Peterson. ROW 3: Lynda Penn, Joyce Sim mons, Marlene Schmitt, Kenda Weil, Areta Blooding, Tom King, Mike Kling, Dennis McDaniel, Robert Mag- gart. ROW 4: Alberta Mays, Joe Popp, Larry Rehm, Doug Rouse, Jolene Schmitt, Dennis Singer, Wayne Skip- per, Donna Watts, Randy Weiser. ROW 1: Mary Blooding, Linda Easley, Kathy Gray, Lauren Lefferdink, Barbara Pope- joy, Jacklyn Watts, Elizabeth Sallee. ROW 2: Ted Abrams, Kenneth Baker, Edwin Buck, Jan Campbell, Jim Crow, Roger Evans, Joe Dunlap, Wesley Fisher. ROW 3: Gary Forrest, Dennis Frazee, Gale Garner, Robert Kelley, Jimmie Lyons, Daniel Rich- ards, Mike Shotton, Larry Wyatt. ROW 1: Donnie Aldrich, Joe Brenton, Larry Forrest, Jerry Kelley, Bobby King, Gaylin Lack, Gary Rehm, Blaine Schmitt. ROW 2: Gary Skipper, Kenneth Van Schooten, Ro- bert Weil, Roy Watts, Terry Bendorf, Margart Bowen, Marlene Jacobs, Deborah James. ROW 3: Ester Lane, Maralyn Lyon, Linda Maggart, Bonnie Mays, Debbie Mays, Aleta Nunnery, Charlottee Olson, Lacretia Williams. ROW 1: Bonnie Gray, Sandy Ritchie, Donald Reeves, Herbert VanSchooten. Carla Ellsaesser, Vernon Koch, Dan- iel Supulski, Yvonne Sallee, Betty Popp. ROW 2: Edward Carter. Marjorie Bentley, Julia Addington, Juanita Frazee, David Lyons, Kathleen Everman, Donna Conner, Merle Garner, Kenny Wissel, Bob Buck. ROW 3: Gary Shotton, Mike Cook. Connie Larkins. John Lefferdink. Edward Criswell. Walter Immer, Jeanie Aldrich. Milton Fischer, Cheryl Simmons. Terry Laird. ROW 4: Nancy Maggart, Kerry Buck, Charlotte Peterson, Mary Berger, Cristine Brenton, John Dwight, Mike Dressel, Janet Japhet, Mike Popejoy, Stephen Harms. ROW 1: Debby Penn, Bill Baxter, Konda Edwards, Vicki Holcomb, Trudy Bendorf. Eddie Popejoy, Patty Sever- son, Timmy Weeks. ROW 2: Judy Smith, Steve Kelley, Jeff Jones, Dora Conner, John Wheeler. Sharon Fisher. Charles Bowen. Ronnie Wyatt. ROW 3: Cheryl Frazee, Marilyn Richardson, Karilyn Richardson, Valerie Osthoff, Teresa Harms, Ricky Hartley, Norman Grass. Mr. Anderson Mr. Supulski Miss Cuzzetto Mr. Woelk Mr. Cook organizations ROW 1: Miss Cuzzetto, Sponsor; Diana Crow, Janice Eder, Linda Graham, Joyce Galbreath, Wanda Mays, Sheri 11 Wyatt, Cindy Womack, La Wanda Fisher, Mary Lou Dawson, Joyce Hollis, Laurene Jones, Janet Lang, Romona Mays, Peg Buck, Russela Hofmeister. ROW 2; Bernice Kasza, Louise Brian, Carol Pfingston, Phyllis Kelley, Peggy Maggert, Kathy Graham, Evelyn Carey, Diann Scrog- gins, Bonnie Weeks. Patty Buck, Sandy Weber, Margaret Bell, Shirley Mast. Shirley Harris. ROW 3: Vicky Conner, Carol Durrett, Arlene Schleining, Joyce Barber, Betty Weber, Linda Mays, Lois Wissel, Virginia Culver, Pat Benner, Lora Parker, Cheryl Foster, Diane Mohler. “03” C’Aee rle a rfers Clo Sanne Joan Jean Nancy CJufj ROW 1: Richard Morton, Dave Harrison, Wayne McKnight, Bill Mays, Pete Koch, Roland Mays, Fred Buck, Bob Bentley, Grady Larkins. ROW 2: Cardon Berry, Dale Adamson, Richard Ritchie, Wally Mosher, John Crow, Larry Watts, Steve Woodrome. ROW 3: Coach Supulski, Buddy Mays. Keith Dunlap, Jerry Ritchie, Dennis Larkins, Ronnie Weiser, Coach Woelk. ROW 1: Nina Harrison, Violeta Japhet, Emily Oswald, Sandra Penn, Kathy Fluke, Phyllis Rouse, Norene Fredrick, Judy Uhland, Pat Koch. ROW 2: Nola Kelley, Connie Parker, Patty McCall, DeAnn Jacobs, Jeanne Crabtree, Doris McDaniel, Bertha King, Bonnie Adamson, Mickey Blooding. ROW 3: Roberta Mays, Shirley Barber, Linda Parker, Karen Baker, Charlene Dunlap, Peggy Ballard, Mary Lindholm, Barbara Durrett. cStucfenl Gouncif STANDING: Phyllis Kelley. Howard Hooker, Neil Larkins, Jerry Ritchie, Jean Durrett, Virginia Culver. Linda Graham, Carol Durrett, Roger Woodrome, Fred Buck, Don Weiser, Mr. Cook, Sponsor. SITTING: Pat Koch, Joan Nunnery, Nadine Kelley, Betty McKnight, D. L. Weeks, Larry Watts. STANDING: David Harrison, David Adamson, Diane Mohler. Becky Hooker, Diana Crow, Bonnie Weeks, Linda Graham, Clo Sanne Teal, Jean Durrett, Nadine Kelley. Pete Koch, Sandra Aldrich, Nancy Anderson. SITTING: Janice Eder, Phyllis Watts, Virginia Culver, Diann Scroggins, Betty McKnight, Bernice Kasza. activities cc ementar(j Jiancf )anc ROBERT GREENWELL. Director Office Secretaries Shirley Harris, Betty McKnight, Janice Eder, Sherill Wyatt, Carol Pfingston, Pat Buck, Joyce Barber. Hubert Carey, Linda Graham, Margaret Bell, Betty Jo Weber, Clo Sanne Teal, George King. Sponsor - Mrs. May mam £zjj Zf'auoriies mt s uss tl?t -rsaz hV.‘Vr' j.v.V ifffgll ijSKSiu ■S2 ’Vr’ JUNIORS Becky and Pete «|i� llill 0H � §� «si illisa FRESHMEN Arnitha and Bill SOPHOMORES Janet and Richard Queen and Attendants ROW Is Coach Supulski, Richard Ritchie, Larry Watts, Harold Kingston, Norman Parker, Roy Baxter, Gary Crow, Keith Dunlap, Bill Buck. ROW 2: John Mays, Fred Buck, Bob Bentley, Bob Crabtree, Steve Woodrome, Dale Adamson, Charles Campbell, Darryl Fredrick. Coach Baxter, Joe Marble, Bill Bentley, Buddy Adamson, Les Rittgers, Bill Mohler, Roger Bentley, Jerry Severson. Bovce Kelly. Left to right Coach Woelk , Dwight Lessenden Ronnie Weiser Larry Frazee Wally Mosher John Forest Wayne McKnight John Crow Grady Larkins Buddy Mays Roger Woodrome Joe Marble John Weber Ed Templer Coach McKnight Elmer King Richard Olson Jim Buck Terry Eder Norman Peterson Scott Graham Norman Krueger Robert Jones Kenny James Joe Grass Coach Supulski Ronnie Weiser Dale Adamson Richard Ritchie John Crow Dennis Larkins Wally Mosher Roland Mays Gfass of ’59 1 ie “— 7. WH 77TT7 'ottoms a’ ’ Tcfi3 VCR Hangover? Peaches Bashful 'Atta way to Function, Coachjl Vhat a QueenV 18y your supporter's V shovd.n -I'- Study Hall IV Sweater Girl I' f bean' Younger days j ton I tfhat a We, the 1959 Eagle Staff, offer our thanks to the people who have helped us make this yearbook possible. And last, but not least, we hope that you, the students, cherish the memories and recollections that this annual holds. Editor DIANE MOHLER Sponsor MR. 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GET HER GIFT Smith’s Dry Goods - Shoes - Ready-to-Wear Phone GEneva 8-5422 Eads, Colorado Conn YOUR SEARCH ENDS '' Bundy Olds Selmer McKenzie MUSIC FURNITURE COMPANY in La Junta, Colo. Pianos - Organs - Appliances Music Headquarters for the Valley Instrument Repair - Sales - Quality Accessories Leblanc Armstrong Haynes D. L. EPPELE, Mgr. , Music Dept.__________Ph. 346-347 Best Wishes to the Class of '59 THE KIOWA COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. THERON K. FLUKE RICHARD S. FLUKE DOUG’S AUTO SERVICE Parts and Service All Makes RADIO LAUNDRY EQUIPMENT SALES AND SERVICE Eads EASTERN COLORADO UTILITY COMPANY Phone GE-8-5526 EADS PROPANE CO P. O. Box 435 1100 Goff St. Eads, Colorado L. P Gas Household and Tractor Fuels Ph. Ge-8-5432 Anywhere - Anytime EDGAR VANSCHOOTEN Owner .seavicE . iW IS OUR 3? FIRST i THOUGHT r s JONES IMPLEMENT Ph. GE-8-5871 BUICK Eads, Colorado HI Congratulations to the Eads Graduates of 1959 KIOWA COUNTY PRESS From One of Your Most Faithful BOOSTERS JAMES C. 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