Eads High School - Eagle Yearbook (Eads, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1961 volume:

Dedication faculty Classes Athletics Activities Snapshots Advertisements Published by: THE ANNUAL STAFF EADS HIGH SCHOOL Eads, Colorado 1961 FIRST ROW: Laurene Jones, Lawanda Fischer, Arnitha Ritchie. SECOND ROW: Linda Mays. Carol Durrett, Richard Ritchie, Mr. Lobach, Dennis Larkins, Richard Moore, Kenny Koch, Wally Mosher, Mark Hollis. Laurene Jones, Picture Editor; Lawanda Fischer, Copy Editor; Dennis Larkins, Art Editor. Richard Moore, Editor; Mr. Lobach, Sponsor; Wally Mosher, Sales Manager; Richard Ritchie, Business Manager. Juniors at Work Annual Staff at Work Mr. Supulski We, the senior class of 1961, wish to dedi cate this annual to you, our sponsor. With it we send thirty-three wishes of good luck and happiness in the future Your patience and understanding, your good humor, and your wholehearted sup port in all our projects have made our four enjoyable s book be a small token of our ap May this book be to you a means for calling back to your mind those pleasant memories of your high school days those experiences which enabled you to be the fine citizen which you are today. Your Superintendent, with fond memories and cherish each happy occa- sion. Sincerely, ft As you look through this annual many years from now, you will have many fond memories of people and events. It is my sincere hope that these memories are happy ones. May each of you live a peaceful and a fruitful life. Sincerely, May the students of District RE-1 look back over the 60-61 yearbook SCHOOL BOARD: Bob Hetzer, Bill Anderson, Ralph Koch, Lloyd Berry. Robert Anderson, Frank Barlow, Don Rose, Earl Kelley. Left to Right: Mrs. Clark, Mrs Lindholm, Mrs. Kingsley Cooks at Eads Top left - Mrs. Spady Cook at Haswell JANITORS Mr. Rebel - Haswell Dutch - Eads Leo Wally Stoker not shown Left to Right, B. ROW: Ronnie McDaniel, Ray Buck. F. ROW: Johnny Adamson, Above - Ross Anderson. Jr. Glen McKnight, Sam Rehm, Burl Wissel, George McDaniel, Fred William, Mina Loy Teal, Floyd Griswold. FACULTY faculty MRS. MILDRED ANDERSON Elementary Education State Teacher's College Colorado State College MR. R. E. ANDERSON School Administ A. B. and M. A. State Teacher's College Colorado State College MRS. ETHELDEAN F. BELL History, English, Sociology, Guidance A. B. Degree Sterling College Graduate Work- CSU. CU MR. K. CARPENTER History Wilburton A M, SE St. Teacher's College MRS. EDNA CROWL Elementary Education Otero Jr. College, Colorado State College, Adams State College MR. R. DECKER Music Education B. A. Degree Pueblo College Adams State College MRS. MARY BUCK Bus. Ed-Elem. Ed. A. B. Degree Colorado State College MRS. DONALD DURRETT Music, Inter. Ed. A. B. Degree Colorado State College MRS. CLARA DUNLAP Home Ec B. S. Degree in Ed. Central Mo. Central S. T. MRS. GENE FORSYTH Business English B. S. Degree University of Denver CLARA GEREKE Social Studies A. B. Degree Colo. State College MR. FRANK JACOBS Math, and Phy. Ed. B. S. Degree East Texas State MR. FRANK LOBACH Vocal Music B. S. Degree Black Hills Teacher College MRS. LOIS MILLS Elementary Ed. Bachelor of Arts C. U. and C. S.C. MRS. LILLIE FOX Elem. Ed. Colo. State College of Ed. Western State R. L. GREENWELL Music Ed. and Ed. Ad. B. A. and M. A. Colorado State Col. MISS DORIS LESSENDEN Homemaking Education B. S. Degree Colorado State Un. MISS ALMA MATTHEWS Elementary Colorado State of Education MISS CLEO OSBORNE Fine Art-Lib. Sc. B. A. Degree Colo. State College MARVIN PIERCE P.E. B. S. in Education Southeastern State Teachers College MRS. LOIS B. SHERIDAN Commerce B. A. Degree Colo. State College GERALD B. STUMP P.E. and Ind. Arts Black Hills Teachers ALVAHM. WHITE Elementary Ed. A. B. Degree Colo. St. College BUDDY E. WISER Ind. Arts and Elem. B. S. Degree E. Central St. KENNETH RITTER Vo. Ag. Ed. A. A. and B. S. NEOA M, Miami, Okla. CSU, Fort Collins MRS. LOIS SIBCY Elementary A. B. Degree Colo. St. College Colo. College DAN SUPULSKI H. and P. E. . Hist. , Sec. Education B. A. Degree Adams State, Southwestern St. WALDO W. WILSON Social Science B. A. in Ed. East Central St. WILLIAM N. WOELK Bus. Ed. B. A. Degree Lamar Jr. College, Colo. St. College Sponsored by SOUTHEAST COLO. POWER ASS'N. AaVlN3W313 Has well Grades 1,2,3 FRONT ROW: K. Larrew, K. Baer, J. Blakemore, E. Davis, G. Voss, C. Covalt, C. Stavely. SECOND ROW: K. Stoker, R. Cloyd, V. Briggs, L. Davis. K. Hetzer, R. Smith, K. Peek. THIRD ROW: D. Kelly, D. Cronkhite, B. Mitchell, C. Hetzer, R. Spady, L. Gifford, J. C. Rebel, R. Smith. TEACHER - Miss Matthews. grades 4. 5. 6 FRONT ROW: D. Forsyth, J. Cronkhite, S. Briggs, G. Larrew, D. McCormac, R. Howe, G. Baer. SECOND ROW: D. Ohrman, D. Cronkhite, J. Ohrman, E. Mitchell, R. Smith, S. Larrew, B. Larrew. THIRD ROW: G. Voss, C. Covalt, M. Howe, C. Voss, F. Stavely, R. Stoker. TEACHERS: Mr. Carpenter and Mr. Stump. grades 7 and S FRONT ROW: M. Riggins, D. Gifford, M. Wing, K. Kelly, D. Stoker. SECOND ROW: B. Stavely. G. Cloyd, L. Wing, D. Spady, J. Stavely, R. Ohrman. TEACHER: Mr. Wiser. FRONT ROW: Patricia Anderson. SECOND ROW: Charolette Anderson, Beverly Groves, Ruth Bernard, Michial Wychoff, Cecil Anderson. TEACHER - Mrs. Crowl. Not Shown: Dougles Bernard, Jan Bernard. Left to Right: Rex Weirich, Faye Ann Lane, Nancy Rose, Shirley Rose. 1st (jradc BACK ROW: J. Jones, J. Brenton, E. Criswell, J. Brown, D. Lulf, B. Ritter, B. Popp. B. Gray, Mrs. Anderson. THIRD ROW: B. Tyrell, S. Miner, L. Kelly, L. Hieronymus, D. Popejoy, T. Richards, R. Berry. C. Johnson, C. Bethel, L. Hoffman. SECOND ROW: E. Hensley, R. Crabtree, C. Little. N. Frederick, B. Van Schooten, C. Laird, L. Skipper, C. Drescher. FIRST ROW: A. Cunningham, D. Igon, B. Hollis, A. Vaughn, D. Mays, N. Record, L. Crow, K. Lyon. BACK ROW: R. Evans, L. Popp, M. Miller, J. Schleining, J. Tramel, D. Shotton, S. Blooding. THIRD ROW: E. Parker, D. Segers, S. Kelley, M. Moyer, D. Skipper, M. Eder, C. Rehm, B. Fischer, L. Baker. SECOND ROW: R. Jackson. K. Negley, C. Dawson, Alan Helton, S. Miner, K. Edwards. FIRST ROW: K. Lindholm, M. Miller, B. King, V. West, K. Barlow, L. 2nd Grade McCoy, I. Japhet. Not shown, B. Sterling. 3rd $rade 4th Qrade M. Alexander B. Baxter Mrs. Durrett Mrs. Sibcy J. Addington J. Aldrich T. Bendorf C. Bowen R. Buck J. Barlow M. Berger C. Brenton D. Crisler K. Everman S. Fischer C. Frazee S. Criswell L. Dawson C. Delaney V. Drescher V. Holcomb J. Jones D. Lyons C. Ellaesser M. Fischer J. Frazee M. Garner J. Negley V. Osthoff P. Parker B. Gray S. Hensley W. Immer J. Japhet D. Pearson D. Penn E. Popejoy V. Koch T. Laird C. Larkins J. Lefferdink K. Richardson M. Richardson P. Severson S. Osborne C. Pearson C. Peterson M. Pope joy J. Smith S. Vaughn N. Watts B. Popp T. Record S. Ritchie H. Robertson T. Weeks R. Wyatt J. Crisler D. Segers G. Shotton C. Simmons D. Supulski K. Helton J. Record Mrs. Dunlap H. VanSchooten K. Wilcox K. Wissel Sponsored by PLAINS THEATER PHOTO Jifth Grade Don Aldrich Joe Brenton Lee Brown Larry Forrest Jerry Kelley Bobby King Daryle Lovett Gary Rehm Blaine Schmitt Gary Skipper Kenneth Van Schooten Roy Watts Robert Weil Terry Bendorf Beth Bowen Mary Herrena Deborah James Marlene Jacobs Esther Lane Maralyn Lyons Bonnie Mays Aleta Nunnery Charlotte Olson Lacretia Williams Sixth Grade Ted Abrams Kenneth Baker Kirk Barlow Mary Blooding Edwin Buck Jan Campbell Lynda Cooper James Crow Joe Dunlap Linda Easley Roger Evans Wesley Fischer Gary Forrest Dennis Frazee Gale Garner Kathy Gray Patricia Johnson Robert Kelley Lauren Lefferdink Jimmy Lyons James Pearson Barbara Pope joy Velma Reeves Daniel Richards Mike Shotten Jackie Watts Jimmie Woods Larry Wyatt Seventh tirade jpl 0 Mrs. Gereke Jimmy Alexander Rex Barlow Dan Baxter Nick Bowser Herman Carey Norman Cooper Roger Eder Larry Hoffman Johnny Holcomb Thomos King Chuck McCall Dennis McDaniel Lonnie McGill Gene Parker Joe Popp Larry Rehm Fred Rollo Arthur Severson Dennis Singer Wayne Skipper Randy Weiser Linda Adamson Lois Adamson Brenda Addington Pamela Aldrich Marilyn Baker Linda Bethel Areta Blooding Shaleta Blooding Yvonne da Brabb Lauretta Frazee Jolyn Gereke Carol Jean Jacobs Betty Kelly Jill Messenger Lynda Penn Janette Pe terson Jolene Schmitt Marlene Schmitt Joyce Simmons Donna Watts Kenda Weil Linda Wilcox Mr. Pierce Eighth Qrade Bud Adamson Rudy Aldrich Billy Barlow Lewis Brown Frank Delaney Forrest Frazee Jack Fuller Jimmy Garner Robert Hoffman Dean Homan Boyce Kelley Warren Mays Jimmy Offill Roy Popp Don Roy Rittgers Stanley Severson Paul Simmons Leon Tanck Marilyn Anderson Florence Baxter Patricia Crabtree Beverly Durrett Kathleen Fischer Judy Gray Una Hieronymus Mary Immer Karla Koch Shirley Mays Carolyn Oswald Jeanne Richards Bonita Ritchie Dorothy Schleining Marsha Schmitt Leann Scroggins Marie Wilcox Phyllis Womack Absent when pictures were mode Mr. Jacobs Sponsor FRESHMEN 1 Clyde Lane Karilyn Lovett Joe Marble Wilma Mascarenas Patricia McCall Richard Olson Linda Parker Sandy Penn Norman Peterson Carl Ritter Diann Rittgers Paul Simmons Eldon Stoker Eddie Templer Joe Uptergrove Johnny Weber Judy Williams Mr. Woelk Patsy Koch Norman Krueger SOPHOMORES G. Hainer B. Kelley R. Mays D. Smith L. King J. Uhl and Sophomores C. Aldrich D. Jacobs N. Larkens D. Nelson D. Wieser B. Buck V. Japhet T. Messenger E. Oswald H. Williams D. Bagget J. Crabtree R. Jones M l.indholm C. Parker Mr. Decker S. Barber B. Edwards N. Kelley L. Rittgers 63 ft c. Campbell E. Carey M. Dawson C. Durrett J. Forrest C. Foster V. Conner G. Crow L. Fuller K. Graham M. Hollis P. Kelley D. Kempf B. Mays PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE L. Parker R. Riggins A. Ritchie J. Uptergrove D. Weeks R. Weiser C. Womack WALLACE GLENN MOSHER Railly Eads-12 yrs. Annual Staff-4 E Club-2,3,4 Athletics-1,2,3,4 Play Cast-3 Student Council-1,3,4 Class Officer-1,3,4 Paper Staff-3,4 DALE GLEN ADAMSON “Dale Eads-6 yrs. E Club 2,3,4 Athletics-1,2,3, 4 Student Council-3 Class Officer-4 JANET RUTH LANG Janet” Eads-12 yrs. Pep Club-1,2,3,4 Play Cast-3,4 Class Officer-4 Paper Staff-3, 4 PATRICIA F. DELANEY Pat Eads-1 yr. Class Officer-4 Secretary-Treasurer Student Council Rep. DONNA MAE STOKER Donna Eads-2 yrs. Pep Club-3,4 Student Council-4 MR. DANIEL SUPULSKI Vice President Reporter Sponsor JOHN NELSON CROW Clyde Eads-12 yrs. E Club-2.3,4 Athletics-1,2,3,4 Play Cast-3,4 Mixed Chorus-4 LAWANDA ROSE FISCHER Fish Eads-12 yrs. Pep Club-1,2.3,4 Annual Staff-4 Play Cast-3,4 Student Council-4 Class Officer-3 Mixed Chorus-4 Paper Staff-3,4 Girls' State-4 VANCE DONALD HERZOG Dog Eads-2 yrs. E Club-3.4 Athletics-3,4 Play Cast-3 Class Officer-3 MARLIN KEITH DUNLAP Merv Eads-12 yrs. E Club-2,3,4 Athletics-1,2,3,4 Play Cast-3,4 Mixed Chorus-4 LARRY DALE FRAZEE Fuzz Eads-12 yrs. Athletics-1,2,3 Play Cast-3 Band-1 DANIEL CLAIR HOLLIS Danny Eads-11 1 2 yrs. Athletics-2,3,4 Play Cast-4 JOYCE ANN HOLLIS Joyce Eads-12 yrs. Pep Club-1,2,3,4 Play Cast-3,4 Class Officer-2 Mixed Chorus-4 B Cheerleader-3 Paper Staff-3,4 RONALD EUGENE HOMAN Snerdly” Eads-12 yrs. E Club-3,4 Athletics-1,2,3,4 Play Cast-3,4 Student Council-4 SANDRA SUE JOHNSON Sandie Eads-1 yr. Play Cast-4 Mixed Chorus-4 Pep Club-4 JUANITA MAXINE JACOBS Juanita Eads-2 yrs. Play Cast-3,4 Mixed Chorus-4 Band-3 LAURE NE MARIE JONES Jonesy Eads-12 Pep Club-1,2,3,4 Annual Staff-3,4 Play Cast-3,4 Mixed Chorus-4 A Cheerleader-3,4 Paper Staff-3,4 ARTHUR C. LANE Worth Eads-4 yrs. Athletic-2, 3, 4 DENNIS ALLEN LARKINS Lark Eads-3 yrs. Annual Staff-4 E Club-2,3,4 Athletics-2,3,4 Play Cast-3,4 Mixed Chorus-4 Paper Staff-3,4 Student Council -3, 4 Class Officer-3 Sponsored by CLYDE CROW'S STOP AND SHOP GROCERY DWIGHT HENRY LESSENDEN Dinger Eads-12 yrs. E Club-3,4 Athletics-1,2,3,4 Play Cast-3,4 Mixed Chorus-4 SHARON KAY LOVETT Sharon Eads-7 1 2 yrs. Pep Club-3,4 Play Cast-3 WANDA LOU MAYS Wanda Eads-12 yrs. Pep Club-1,2,3,4 Play Cast-3,4 Student Council-4 Paper Staff-3,4 RAMONA LEE MAYS Monie Eads-12 yrs. Pep Club-1,2,3,4 Play Cast-3 Glee Club-1 RICHARD LEON MCDANIELS Dick Eads-12 yrs. Athletics-1,2,3,4 CHARLES WAYNE Mcknight Tank Eads-5 yrs. E Club-2,3,4 Athletics-1,2,3,4 Play Cast-3 Mixed Chorus-4 Band-1 RICHARD HOWARD MOORE Doc Eads-12 yrs. Annual Staff-3,4 E Club-2,3,4 Athletics-1,2,3,4 Play Cast-4 Boys' State-4 Sponsored by KIOWA COUNTY PHARMACY and EASTERN COLORADO UTILITY JOAN CAROLYN NUNNERY Jean Eads-12 yrs. Play Cast-3,4 Student Council-1,3 Class Officer-1,3 Mixed Chorus-4 Glee Club-1 B Cheerleader-2 A Cheerleader-3,4 Paper Staff-3, 4 Girls’ State-4 JERRY DEAN RITCHIE Jerry Eads-8 yrs. E Club-1.2,3,4 Athletics-1,2,3,4 Play Cast-4 Student Council-2 Class Officer-1,2 Mixed Chorus-4 JAMES LEE ROOKSTOOL Rook Eads-7 yrs. Play Cast-4 Class Officer-1 JOHN ROGER NUNNERY John Eads-12 yrs. E Club-4 Athletics-2,3,4 Play Cast-3,4 Class Officer-1 RICHARD EUGENE RITCHIE Cece” Eads-8 yrs. Annual Staff-3,4 E Club-1,2,3,4 Athletics-1,2,3,4 Student Council-1,3, 4 Class Officer-1,2 Mixed Chorus-4 Band-1 Paper Staff-3,4 Boys' State-4 Class Play-4 BERT A. STOKER Bert Eads-2 yrs. E Club-4 Athletics-3,4 BETTY JOAN WEBER Web Eads-12 yrs. Pep Club-1,2,3,4 Play Cast-3,4 Band-1,2 Glee Club-1.2 Paper Staff-3,4 Class Prophecy We're off to a flying start from California on our jet-propelled 1971 model bicycle tour of the U.S. And A—way we go!!! There's CBX, the famous TV broadcasting company - that building on the left. Wayne McKnight is starring in their new western series. Tank says he enjoys the work but the saddle makes his back sore. Another classmate who is famous for his Cowboy acting is Dale Adamson. He has been a smash hit in all 31 of his pic- tures. However, he has only said Yeah, Nope and I don't know. Rumor has it he may bring back silent films. But let's get on with the trip. Here in Las Vegas, we find an old friend, Keith Dunlap. Keith is making much money - he stands in the lobby of a night club, disguised as a slot machine. As we zoom across Nevada and Utah, let me tell you about our famous classmates abroad. Ramona Mays and Sharon Lovett are working in Paris as fashion models; Dick Moore is a doctor for the Peace Corps in Africa. He specializes in cur- ing tobacco. Dick McDaniels is also on the Peace Corps - in China. He has a highly technical job - teaching the Chinese to chew rice. Dan Hollis is still following John Nunnery around. He is back seat driver in John's new jet airline service. John, with the help of genius mechanic Bert Stoker, has invented a new wingless, propellorless, motorless, type airplane. He has Juanita Jacobs, who is employed as stewardess conducting a guided tour of Outer Mongolia. Let's take a side trip into Arizona, to see John Crow, who is a famous bull thrower for a national wild west rodeo. As long as we’re so close, we might as well take a jaunt into Texas. Larry Frazee and Dwight Lessenden own a ranch near the border. They are adding stock to their herd in the usual manner - wetback cattle from the Rio Grande. It's time to head North. It sure was nice to see the boys, wasn't it? This blooming metropolis is Lamar. Changed, hasn't it? Larry Krueger is a test Pile it for Marx Master Bakers - that 30 story building over there. We'll have to backtrack a couple minutes if we want to see Donna Stoker, who's still in Haswell. She was voted Home- maker of America last year, but couldn't attend the pageant because no one would baby sit with her 7 children. Here in the Eads area are several members of that long remembered Class of 1961. Peggy Buck has a million dollar a year business - the Buck Drinkwell Dairy Corporation. She is going to add chocolate milk to her line as soon as she can find some pure brown Dutch cows. Art Lane, prominent citizen of that uranium boom-town Prairie Center, has won national fame for his public speaking abilities. Ronnie Homan is car salesman and test driver for Knudston Chevrolet Company. Janet Lang is secretary to an international trucking line. She says she dispatches about 800 trucks daily, to all parts of Kiowa County. On again, let's head for Wyoming, and Joyce Hollis. She, also, is a private secretary - for the Richard Morton Com- pany, Inc. I've heard she's getting tremendously wealthy - by embezzling company funds. Here, in Pitchfork Junction, Montana, we find our dearly beloved Don Herzog, who’s a test pilot for the Sleepwell Mattress Company. In the Woody Pines Forest, we find Joan Nunnery, working as a model for a toothpick factory. Since they’ve used Joan in their advertisements, they say their sales have improved 30070 - in two weeks! Pat Delaney is in Chicago, doing good works in a school for juvenile delinquents. Also in Chicago is Lawanda Fischer. It seems Lawanda got carried away in her food demonstrating and sampling. She has become a 250.1b. well rounded individual. Sandie Johnson is working as a chambermaid for the Mayo Medical Center. Wally Mosher's part time job must have paid off. for he is night janitor for the Monty Mulligan Mortuary. Dennis Larkins is working in New York as interior decorator for public restrooms. Betty Weber and Wanda Mays, are famous hairdressers and designers. Down in South Carolina. Jerry Ritchie is setting records as a coach ... his team hasn't won a game in 10 years. Richard Ritchie and Laurene Jones are still going steady, in Washington, Richard has a big political job in the White House - his job is keeping it white. Laurene is receptionist to the President; in her spare time she sells German Chocolate Cakes in the lobby. On to Cape Canaveral, and James Rookstool, who has a job of glueing together split atoms in the new Atomic Research Center. Well, we've been all across the continent and in only 5 mi. The tour is over, and you all are free to go your separate ways, if you've paid your fees. In case you’ve forgotten, the cost of the trip is 2 1 2 herns. Class Mist ory In 1949-’50 this graduating class had their first day at school. There were 20 boys and 18 girls. Those being: Roy Frank Baxter, Jean Brover, John Crow, Peggy Buck, Keith Dunlap, Shirley Carthel, Larry Dale Frazee, Sophia Eespinoya, Ronald Eugene Homan, Danny Hollis, Jimmy King, Lawanda Fischer, Joyce Hollis, Larry Krueger, Dwight Lessenden, Lau- rene Jones, Gary Lee, Carol Kling, Wallace Mosher, Janet Lang, Laverna Mays, Sharon Kay Lovett, Johnnie Mays, Richard Moore, Janice Linsacum, Gary Nordick, Ramona Lee Mays, Ronald Portrey, Benjamin Reeves, Wanda Lou Mays, John Nun- nery, Joan Nunnery, Norma Jean Weber, Dallas Talbott, Betty Joan Weber, Linda Goodson, Lester Warnell, and Barbara Kitchen. Mrs. L. B. Chaffin was our first grade teacher. In the second grade with Miss Jessie Morris as our teacher we gained: Richard McDaniel, Bill Stoner, Lewis Dalton Por- tor, Kenneth Miller, Charlotte Miller, Susan Swisher, and Carol Carpenter. We lost; Gary Nordick, Jean Brover, Benjamin Reeves, Sophia Eespinoya, Dallas Talbott, Barbara Kitchen, and Lester Warnell. The third year we gained LeRoy Harrington, Eugene Wilson, and Christina Ward. We lost Johnnie Dean Mays, Carol Kling, Lewis Dalton Porter, Janice Linsacum, Kenneth Miller and Charlotte Miller. Mrs. Raymond Dunlap helped us through that year. The fourth grade we lost Ronald Portrey, Shirley Carthel, Norma Jean Weber, LeRoy Harrington, Carol Carpenter, and Eugene Wilson. We didn’t gain anyone. Mrs. Lois Sibcy was our teacher. We lost Bill Stoner but gained Jerry Ritchie, Richard Ritchie, Jane Anderson, Judity Williams, James Rookstool, and Karen Thompson in the fifth grade under Mrs. Alvah White's directions. The sixth grade with Mrs. Aria Durrett as our teacher we gained Lynn Baxter, Billy Hubbard, and Louis Cole. We lost Jane Anderson, and Judity Williams. Junior High was our next step with Dale Adamson, and Johnnie Mays joining us. Billy Hubbard, Sharon Kay Lovett, Christina Ward, Louis Cole, and Karen Thompson left us though. The eighth grade we lost Lynn Baxter and Jimmy King; we gained Wayne McKnight, Sharell Wyatt, and Donna Sue Riggins. With the gaining of Jim Boggess and Pat Delaney and the loss of Donna Sue Riggins 31 were promoted into High School. Mr. Dan Supulski became our great sponsor. As Sophomores we lost Gary Lee, Pat Delaney, Jim Boggess, and gained Dennis Larkins, Roger Woodrome, and Russells Hofmeister. The Junior year we gained Donald Herzog, Bert Stoker, Jaunita Jacobs, Sharon Lovett, Donna Sue Riggins, Donna Mae Stoker, Pat Delaney, and George King. We didn't lose anyone of our classmembers. The Senior year we lost George King, Russella Hofmeister, Roger Woodrome, Sharell Wyatt, Donna Sue Riggins, and Roy Frank Baxter but gained Sandie Johnson. The Senior Class of 61 graduates with 19 members out of 34 that have at- tended 12 years at Eads Public School. They are as follows: Wallace Mosher, Janet Lang, Dwight Lessenden, Betty Jo Weber, Wanda Mays, Ramona Mays, Larry Krueger, Ronald Homan, Lawanda Fischer, John Crow, Keith Dunlap, Laurene Jones, Larry Frazee, Joan Nunnery, John Nunnery, Daniel Hollis, Joyce Hollis, Richard Moore, Shirley Buck, These others have joined us along the years: Dale Adamson, Patricia Delaney, James Rookstool, Sharon Lovett, Bert Stoker, Donna Stoker, Richard Ritchie, Richard McDaniel, Dennis Larkins, Arthur Lane, Sandra Johnson, Juanita Jacobs, Donald Herzog, Wayne McKnight, and Jerry Ritchie. These are the mighty Seniors of 1961. ACTIVITIES Royal Court The queen and her royal court, reigning over the Homecoming festivities, added radiance to the affair and turned many heads as they passed in their regal glory. PRINCESS JUDY PRINCESS WILMA PRINCESS MARBY QUEEN JOAN favorites {junior SANDY WEBER and GARY KELLEY Senior JOAN NUNNERY and JOHN NUNNERY favorites Paper Staff SEATED: Joyce Hollis. Lawanda Fischer, Editor; Mrs. Bell, Sponsor. FIRST ROW: Charlene Dunlap, Arnitha Ritchie, Linda Mays, Wanda Mays, Pat Delaney, Janet Lang, Don Roy Rittgers, Jill Messenger. Laurene Jones, Vicki Conner. Betty Weber. Kenny Koch. SECOND ROW: Pat Koch. Carol Durrett, Sandy Weber, Joan Nunnery, Richard Ritchie, Howard Hooker, John Forrest. Phyllis Kelley, Cheryl Foster, Roberta Mays, Dennis Larkins, Wally Mosher, Ronnie Weiser. “S” Club FIRST ROW: Richard Ritchie, Ronnie Homan, Don Herzog, Dale Adamson, Keith Dunlap, Jerry Ritchie John Crow, Wally Mosher, Wayne McKnight. SECOND ROW: Leslie Rittgers. Dennis Larkins. John Forrest. Damon Weeks, Dan Hollis, John Nunnery, Doug Smith. Don Weiser. Dan Supulski. Coach. THIRD ROW: Frank Lobach, Coach. Dick Moorre, Charles Campbell, Bud Mays, Ronnie Weiser, Gary Crow, Dwight Lessenden, Bill Woelk,' Coach. Student Council FIRST ROW: Howard Hooker, Leo King, Damon Weeks, Richard Ritchie. SECOND ROW: Louis Brown, Wilma Mascarenas. Cindy Aldrich, Donna Stoker, Pat Benner, Wanda Mays, Nina Harrison. Chuck McCall. THIRD ROW: Jim Alexander, Lawanda Fischer, Doug Smith, Dennis Larkins, Gary Kelley, Paul Simmons, Kenny Koch, Kath- leen Fischer, Mr. Greenwell. Office Secretaries Mrs. Mays, Phyllis Kelley, Joan Nunnery, Lawanda Fischer, Vickie Conner, Pat Benner, Joyce Hollis, Donna Stoker, Betty Jo Weber, Arnitha Ritchie, Laurene Jones, Kenny Koch. High School Pep Club BACK ROW: J. Lang. J. Hollis, W. Mays, D. Stoker, K. Baker, P. McCall, B. Adamson, S. Johnson, M. Lind- holm, J. Jacobs, E. Oswald. SECOND ROW: B. Weber, K. Lovett. S. Penn, J. Williams, P. Koch, M. Wing, S. Barber, B. Durrett, C. Dunlap, P. Buck, J. Crabtree, D. Jacobs, J. Bethel. FRONT ROW: Miss Lessenden, L. Fischer, C. Fluke, M. Blooding, V. Conner, J. Uptergrove, C. Durrett, L. Mays, C. Foster, M. Dawson C 0rih m'D w,,8e ' ‘Junior High Pep Club BACK ROW, LtoR: F. Baxter, J. Simmons. C. Jacobs. D. Watta. J. Gereke, J. Messenger, M Anderson V Heironymus. B. Hainer, L. Wilcox, Y. Brabb, P. Aldrich. SECOND ROW: J. Pternson, L. Scroggins. M Wilcox P. Womack. K. Fischer. M. Immer, T. Helton, P. Crabtree. J. Richards. M. Schmitt, S. Blooding, L Adma- son. THIRD ROW, LtoR: A. Blooding, J. Gray, C. Oswald. B. Durrett, J. Schmitt. L. Frazee, B. Addington M. Schmitt. C. Koch, K. Weil. L. Penn. CHEERLEADERS, LtoR: M. Baker, S. Mays, B. Ritchie. L. Bethel, L. Adamson, Dorothy Schleining. FOOTBALL: Laurene Jones, Arnitha Ritchie, Joan Nunnery, Pat Benner. FIRST ROW: C. Durrett, J. Peterson, C. Fluke, P. Crabtree, C. Ritter, C. Aldrich, C. Dunlap, M. Blooding, S. Barber, P. Benner. SECOND ROW: B. Durrett, L. Penn, K. Baker, E. Templer, M. Baker, L. Scroggens, M. Lindholm, J. Alexander, S. Blooding, J. Uhland. H. Hooker, P. Aldrich, L. Mays. THIRD ROW: D. Schleining, J. Gereke, S. Weber, D. Watts. K. Weil. L. King, F. Rollo, J. Holcomb, D. Homan, Mr. Decker, Director; B. Durrett, S. Mays, G. Kelley. MR. RICHARD DECKER Director c CINDY ALDRICH, Miwd Chorus FIRST ROW: W. Mascarenas, J. Williams, J. Hollis, L. Fischer, D. McDaniel, P. Koch, D. Lessenden, D. Berry, W. McKnight, J. Ritchie, K. Koch, S. Barber, C. Aldrich, J. Uptergrove, A. Ritchie, M. Wing, J. Uhland, C. Dunlap. SECOND ROW: S. Penn, P. Benner, N. Harrison, C. Durrett, S. Weber, V. Conner, M. Hollis, G. Kelley, H. Williams, H. Hooker, N. Larkins, L. King, J. Nunnery, K. Howe, B. King, B. Durrett. J. Crabtree, K. Gra- LINDA MAYS, Pianist ham, D. Jacobs, L. Jones. THIRD ROW: K. Lovett, N. Krueger, C. Ritter, C. Lane. D. Nelson, R. Ritchie, D. Weeks. J. Forrest, D. Larkins, B. Mohler, J. Crow, K. Dunlap, M, Blooding, C. Foster, M. Dawson, J. Jacobs, S. Johnson, P. McCall. Elementary B. Mays, M. Bowen, B. Popejoy, J. Watts, M. Jacobs, K. Gray, L. Forrest, R. Weil, D. Alrich, J. Crow, J. Dunlap, D. Richards, B. King, J. Lyons, G. Forrest, D. James, M. Blooding, J. Kelley, C. Williams, L. Brown, K. Baker. Mr. R. Decker. Director. Sponsored by RAY BAKER Cibrarians L. to R.: Joe Uptergrove, Joe Marble, Mark Hollis, Miss Osborne, Librarian; Dee Anne Jacobs, Peggy Buck, Joan Nunnery, Jeanne Crabtree. ‘■Junior High Mixed Chorus FRONT ROW: Pam Aldrich. Brenda Addington, Marilyn Baker, Beverly Durrett, Rudy Aldrich, Chuck McCall, Forrest Frazee, Judy Gray, Areta Blooding. Lynda Penn. SECOND ROW: Jolene Schmitt, Yvonneda Brabb, Mar- lene Schmitt. Lauretta Frazee, Bill Barlow, Fred Rollo, Kathleen Fischer, Phyllis Womack. Joyce Simmons. THIRD ROW: Jolyn Gereke, Terana Helton. Shaleta Blooding. Janette Peterson, Jimmy Alexander. Gene Parker, Carol Jean Jacobs, Donna Watts, Karla Koch, Carolyn Oswald. Boys' State - Richard Moore and Richard Ritchie were chosen to attend Boys' State by the faculty and be- cause of their academic standings. Girls’ State - Lawanda Fisher and Joan Nunnery were chosen on the basis of an essay written to the American Legion and of their aca- demic standards. James Rookstool was chosen as our school's representative to the Frontiers in Science Insti- tute at Colorado State College because of his scholastic abil- ities. He was sponsored by the Martin Co. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY - Chosen by the faculty because of their leadership and scholastic abilities. BACK ROW: Joan Nunnery, James Rookstool. Richard Ritchie, Gary Kelley. FRONT ROW: Phyllis Kelley, Lawanda Fisher, Judy Uptergrove, Amitha Ritchie. BACK ROW, Left to Right: Laurene Jones. Joan Nunnery. Joyce Hollis. Lawanda Fischer, Sandie Johnson. Juanita Jacobs, Pat Delaney, Donna Stoker, Janet Lang, Betty Weber, Wanda Mays. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: Mr. Supulski, Class Sponsor; Keith Dunlap, Richard Ritchie. Dick Moore, John Crow. Jerry Ritchie, Dennis Larkins, Don Herzog, James Rookstool, John Nunnery, Dwight Lessenden, Dan Hollis, Wally Mosher, Ronnie Homan. Mr. Lobach, Sponsor. BACK ROW, Left to Right: Linda Mays, Cheryl Foster, Mary Lou Dawson, Mrs. Bell, Sponsor; Judy Uptergrove. Kathy Graham, Mrs. Ritter, Class Sponsor. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: John Forrest. Ronnie Weiser, Charles Campbell. Gary Kelley. Mark Hollis. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: Carol Durrett, Vicki Conner, Pat Benner, Sandy Weber. junior Play Cast “Class Wight” Outstanding Boy and Girl LA WANDA RICHARD National Honor Society Members Athletic Letter Awards Gift for our Sponsor MR. SUPULSKI Athlete of the Year RICHARD RITCHIE Science Fair Awards Sponsored by FISCHER’S SERVICE and PLATEAU NATURAL GAS CO. CLASS FLOWER Red Rose CLASS COLORS Pastel Green and White Commencement Speaker DR. W. L. McDIVITT President of Otero Junior College Commencement Speech “THE GREAT GIFT ’ LAWANDA FISHER JAMES ROOKSTOOL V $ a a I I e u d t i a c t t o 0 r r 1 a Q Sponsored by the M FIRST NATIONAL BANK ATHLETICS Eads J thletics 1960-61 For the second year in a row, the Eads Eagles, under the direction of head coach Dan Supulski, finished with a fine Football season, losing only to state runner-up Holly on Homecoming night. With an outstanding team effort, the Eagles rolled to an 8-won, 1-lost record. Several highlights of the season were the 13-6 revenge win over defend- ing co-champion Springfield, 13-0 triumph over arch-rival Fowler, and a fantastic 62-0 trompling of Ordway. Supulski's Eagles piled up a total of 248 points, holding their op- ponents to only 69 while completely shutting out four of nine opponents. Although several outstanding Seniors graduate from the ranks of the squad, several underclassmen show much promise and the Eagles are sure to have an outstanding grid season this com- ing fall. The Eads Basketball team, under the coaching of William Woelk, also made a fine showing, finishing with a 9-8 record, and second place in the Final Western Division standings. High points of the season were: a disappointing 43-41 non-league loss to Hugo, a thrilling, come-from-behind 50-48 victory over Ordway, and a 51-40 win over the Walsh Eagles in the first game of the District Tournament. The Eagles will lose several top athletes from the Basketball squad because of graduation but everyone is anticipating a good season next year. Unfortunately the Eads Wrestling team, because of having to forfeit many points every match, did not do so well record-wise, compiling a 3-won, 8-lost, 1 tied record. Several individual boys, however, had fine records. Seniors Bert Stoker, Dale Adamson, Dennis Larkins, and Richard Ritchie, and Junior Charles Campbell all had good seasons. Bert Stoker, at heavyweight, finished with a 11-3 record and won 4th place in the Dis- trict Tournament. Dale Adamson, in the 180 pound bracket, had an exceptional season, at 14-1, losing only to Banks of Limon in the District Championship. Dennis Larkins, 154 lbs., compiled a 9-5-1 record and won 3rd place at District. Richard Ritchie, at 133 lbs., also had a very fine season, finishing with a 13-3 record and caping 2nd place honors at the District Tourney. Junior Charles Campbell, at 120 lbs., was able to wrestle only part of the season because of an injury, but had a 11-3 record. At the time of this writing. Track season has not progressed sufficiently to give a summary, but several athletes are showing promise and an exceptional season is antici- pated. Sods Sagies “ 960” Season Keeoni Stratton Kit Carson 12 Springfield 6 Fowler Manzanola 0 Ordway Walsh Lamar B Coaches’ Woelk, Supulski, Lobach The white shirts make yardage around end. A red-vested back al- most breaks into the open. FIRST ROW: Mr. Supulski, D. McDaniel, R. Homan, D. Herzog, D. Lessenden, D. Adamson, K. Dunlap, J. Ritchie. J. Crow, W. Mosher, W. McKnight. SECOND ROW: G. Kelley, D. Larkins. L. Rittgers, C. Amerine, J. Forrest, D. Weeks, R. Ritchie, J. Nunnery, D. Smith, Mr. Loback, Mr. Woelk. THIRD ROW: M. Hollis, C. Campbell, L. Brown, B. Mays, R. Weiser, D. Baggett. J. Weber, J. Buck. D. Hollis, G. Crow, D. Weeks, N. Krueger, D. Weiser. Coach Supulski's white shirt team take on Coach Woelk's red-vested squad in a post season scrimmage cumulating a highly suc- cessful season. Chalk Calk basketball FRONT ROW: John Nunnery, Don Herzog, Dwight Lessenden, Dick Moore, Dan Hollis. BACK ROW; Coach Lobach, Ronnie Wieser, John Crow, John Forrest, Wayne McKnight, D. L. Weeks, Ronnie Homan, Jerry Ritchie, Coach Woelk. “A” team Eads 44 Sugar City 22 Eads 60 Kit Carson 43 Eads 49 Hugo 74 Eads 42 Cheyenne W, . 35 Eads 51 Wiley 67 Eads 58 Kit Carson 48 Eads 41 Hugo 43 Eads 55 Ordway 48 Eads 43 Fowler 63 Eads 46 Manzanola 57 Eads 68 Sugar City 62 Eads 50 Ordway 48 Eads 59 Fowler 67 Eads 57 Manzanola 33 Eads 36 Wiley 65 •Eads 51 Walsh 40 •Eads 41 Wiley 59 •Denotes District Tournament Won - 9 Lost - 8 Bads Bogles “ti” Zeam Eads 54 Eads 34 Eads 39 Eads 18 Eads 45 Eads 40 Eads 42 Eads 15 Eads 33 Eads 29 Eads 57 Eads 47 Eads 44 Eads 43 Eads 35 Eads 72 Eads 30 Eads 43 Eads 41 Won - 13 Sugar City 40 Kit Carson 22 Hugo 34 Cheyenne W . 32 Wiley 31 Kit Carson 29 Towner 33 Hugo 18 Ordway 30 Fowler 35 Manzanola 38 Sugar City 27 Ordway 23 Sheridan L. 45 Fowler 40 Towner 40 Manzanola 20 Sheridan L. 56 Wiley 44 Lost - 7 FRONT ROW: Dan Hollis, Ken James, John Nunnery. SECOND ROW: Scott Graham, Norman Kruegar, Jim Buck. BACK ROW: Mark Hollis, Eddy Templer, John Weber, Doug Smith, Paul Simmons. Hugh Williams, Don Wieser, Dan Nelson, Damon Berry, Coach Woelk. DWIGHT LESSENDEN DON HERZOG RONNIE WEISER Guard RICHARD MOORE Guard DON WEISER DOUG SMITH wayne Mcknight Center JOHN CROW Center COACH WOELK RONNIE HOMAN Guard “J” Squad DAMON WEEKS Forward JOHN FORREST Forward JERRY RITCHIE Guard L. to R.: Cecil Japhet, Ron Riggins, Dennis Larkins, Lynn Brown, Richard Ritchie, Keith Dunlap, Don Gifford, Dale Adamson, Bert Stoker, Neil Larkins, Charles Campbell. Coach Supulski Eldon Stoker - 165 Record: 1-1-0 Don Gifford - 145 Record: 0-9-0 Richard Ritchie - 133 lbs. Record: 13-3-0 Keith Dunlap - 138 lbs. Record: 1-3-0 Dennis Larkins 154 lbs. Record: 9-5-1 Lynn Brown 165 lbs. Record: 4-5-0 Center: Dan Supulski, Coach Supulski, Dale Adamson 180 lbs. Record: 14-1-0 Bert Stoker Hwt. Record: 11-3-0 Charles Campbell 120 lbs. Record: 11-3-0 Neil Larkins - 138 lbs. Record: 0-5-0 Ron Riggins 127 lbs. Record: 2-8-0 Cecil Japhet 112 lbs. Record: 0-2-0 1961 Zrack Season Broad jump: Richard Ritchie In 1961, Eads had one of its most suc- cessful track seasons. In the district track meet at Lamar we had four boys qualify for the state meet at Fort Collins. Richard Ritchie, Jerry Ritchie, Dwight Lessenden, and Dennis Larkins qualified for the 880 yard relay; Richard Ritchie also qualified in the broad jump. Richard Ritchie, Dwight Lessenden, Dennis Larkins, and Jerry Ritchie Dennis Larkins and Jerry Ritchie Richard Ritchie and Dennis Larkins, Richard Ritchie, Coach Woelk, Jerry Dwight Lessenden Ritchie, Dwight Lessenden ‘Junior High Basketball BACK ROW, Left to Right: John Holcomb, Rudy Aldrich. Chuck McCall. Jim Alexander, Fred Rollo, Gene Parker. Dennis Singer, Stanley Severson. SECOND ROW: Randy Weiser, Art Severson, Dennis McDaniel, Larry Rehm, Larry Hoffman. Dan Baxter. THIRD ROW: Robert Hoffman, Jim Of fill. Leon Tanck, Don Roy Rittgers, Russel Simmons, Dean Homan, Mr. Pierce, Coach: Wayne McKnight, Ass't. junior High Wrestlers BACK ROW: Bill Barlow, Boyce Kelley, Bud Adamson, Warren Mays, Wayne Skipper, Herman Carey, Roy Popp. BOTTOM ROW: Dan Supulski, Coach; Jack Fuller, Ass't.; Rex Barlow, Phil Zordel, Forrest Frazee. Mtogmpks Sponsored by M G BODY SHOP and KIOWA COUNTY FARM BUREAU Sponsored by CROW'S STOP SHOP Snapshots Building a bird The better half Gee, 5 words without Had your cheerios nest, maybe? 3 rnistake lately? How's that? Queen candidate of 61 Been keeping late What's going on hours? here? 1 Flytraps Sweet Enjoying Yourself? Early Mornings! The Lineup Please Is That So? Where are Sleepy Time Gal you going, Ez? We use Colgate Gossiping? What's this??? 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