Eads High School - Eagle Yearbook (Eads, CO)

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s h EHS BonFire s The Eads Bonfire of 1973 was a large success due mostly to a mini- mal collection of wood, but a good effort on behalf of the Freshman Class. It was a cold, windy night for burning the wet pile of wood, due to heavy rains on the days preceeding this annual event. The cheerleaders and pom-pon girls however, livened up the event, with a large amount of encouraging, cheers to liven up the cold crowd and boost the Eagles to victory.

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HOMECOMING The 1973 Homecoming Parade was on a cold and windy Sat. morning. The EHS Band led the parade followed by the class floats and Homecoming Oueen candidates, escorts, and attend- ants . The first place float was a giant mouse chewing on a piece of cheese. The Juniors were very proud of their float especially after working on it until 3:00 a.m. Saturday morn- ing. The second place float was by the Freshmen Class. Chase the Savages out of our Terri- tory was the theme of their float. The third place float was a big tennis shoe by the Sopho- more Class. Homecoming Oueen candidates were Cathy Woelk, Barbara Barlow, and Shelly Holthus. Their escorts were Eddie Lang, Rod Brown, and Bruce Stavely. Homecoming Candidates Escorts PARADE 73 First Place Class of 75 Second Place Class of 77 Third Place Class of 76