Eads High School - Eagle Yearbook (Eads, CO)

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S eaion in eview As the football season ends and winter sports start the coaches look back at the kind of season we had. The Junior Varsity ended up with a 1-5 win-loss record but Coach Wayne Trousdale said that inspite of what seemed like a down season for the junior varsity they showed much improvement through out the season. This was evident by the improvement in the running of the plays and what developed into a fine defense. He also stated that the same things plagued the J.V. team as the varsity; namely costly, key mistakes which would turn the game completely around. The team was young and very impres- sive. He said that the team was made of a lot of Freshmen playing key positions. His final comment was that he enjoyed coaching this fine group of young men because of their fine attitude which will be exhibited in Eads' football in the future.

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Our Marching Band in Fort Collins Chris and Scott helping C.S.U. Shelia tells Pam her newest joke. On Saturday, September 20th, at 3:15 a.m., the Eads High School Band left for Fort Collins. The band arrived at the Town N Country Motel around 7:30 a.m. We changed into our uniforms and proceeded to the parade. After the band had marched, we went to McDonalds and then to Hughs Stadium for the game at 1:30 P.M. between Colorado State University Utah. C.S.U. won with the score of 21 and 17. That evening some of the kids stayed at the motel and had pizza delivered to the motel; others went out to eat pizza and went roller skating. On Sunday the 21st, the band left the motel at about 10:00 a.m. to eat breakfast, leaving Fort Col- oins at about 11:30. At 5:00, the band arrived in Eads.