Eads High School - Eagle Yearbook (Eads, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1977 volume:

D E D 1 C A T i a ni i i 7 7 D0LQBE5 r BOB L iFiO TO OUR FRIENDS Because you are our friends We long today To bring you some imperishable gift Of beauty. Something glowing and warm Like the coals of living fire, Something as cool and sweet As lilies at dawn, Something as restful and clean As smooth white sheets at night When one is very tired, Something with the taste of spring water From high places, Or like the tang of cool purple grapes To the mouth. But Friends, Since we cannot buy such gifts for you, Come go with us Out into the little everyday fields of living, And let us gather in our baskets, like manna, God's gift to us: The down-pouring, exquisite beauty Of life itself. Grace Noll Crowell SENIOR CLASS ! LYNEITE LEA ABRAMS Class Officer 2; Pep Club 1, 2.3, ; FBLA 3, ; Chorus 1,2, 3, ; Band 1,2,3, ; Pep Club 1.2.3, ; Journalism Staff 3; Annual Staff 4; H. S. Office Help ; Elenu Office Help ; Library Help 3� M Class Play ♦; Scholastic Bowl 1,3 SPONSOR: CHET DEVAUUiN BLAYNE WALTER BATTERTON E Club 3, ; Year Book 3i M Wrestling 1,2,3, Class Play 3; Football Team 1,2; Rodeo Club 3i ; MARTY LANCE BARNETT Class Officer +; E Club 1,2 ',, +; Annual Staff +; Papei Staff +; Homecoming Escort ; Student Council ; Foot- ball 1,2,3, ; Baseball 1,2, 3, ; Track 1,2,3, ; Powder Puff Coach 2,3; 1,2,3; Basketball ; Class Play ; FCA +; I ( KiHLEKLY MAY BRANOM DAVID P2IKIE BLAKEMORE Picture Not Available Class Favorite 2; ..omecoming Attendent 3; FCA Officer 3� Track 1,2,3; Cheerleader 2,3 Footba1! Cheerleader 3i + Wrestling Cheerleader 2,3, Class Oificer 2; FBLA 2,3� Pep Club 1,2,3, ; FCA 2,3, � Hand 1,2,3; Band Officer 3i Student Council 4; CINDY MAE BRIGHT Class Officer 1; ' Pep Club 1,2,3; FBLA- 2,3, ; Paper Staff 3; Pom P°n Girl 3; Homecoming Attendant k; Of- fice Help 3, ; Chorus 3; Class Play 3,i. PAMELA SUE BROWN • Pom-Pon Girl 1,2; Track 2,3 Pep Club 1,2,3; N.H.S. 3, ; E Club 1,2,3, ; FBLA 2,3, ; Girls Basketball 1,2,3, +; Library Help 3; Eagle Echo 3, +; Powder Puff 1,3; Band 1; Cheerleader 3; Who's Who 3, M Volleyball +; Sponsored by Lloyd Voss FRANK STACEY CROW E Club 2,3,4; FELA 2,3, +; Band 1,2,3; Paper Staff 3,4; 3,4; Baseball 2,3, 4; Basketball 1,2; Class Play FCA 4; PAMELA EILEDI DAVIS Class Officer 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3; N.H.S. 3,4; E Club 2; 3,4; FBLA 1,2,3,4; Pom Pom 2 Cheerleader 3, ; Girls Track 1,2,3; Girls Basketball 1,2 3; Powder Puff 2,3,4; Libr- ary Help 3; ro A r--; •JERRI ANN DUNLAP Sponsored by Lloyd Voss JACQUELINE KAY ELLICOTT Pep Club 1,2; FBLA 2,3; Band 1; Powder Puff 1; Class Play 3; Class Officer 1,2; MICHAEL EARL GARNER Wrestling 4; Baseball 4. PRENTICE MARK FORSYTH Basketball 1,2,3� 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Football 1; Powder Puff Cheerleader 1,2,3; FCA 3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; (Pres, 4); E Club 3,4; FBLA 2,3; Stu- dent Council 2,3,4; Honors Institute Award 3; Class- Play 3, . Sponsored by Lloyd Voss k ll ULTEE JOHN ARTl Picture ot Available DEBORAH ANN JACOBS Pep Club 1,2,3; FBLA 2; Band 1,2; Cheerleader 2,3; Girls Track 1; Homecoming Attend- ant 2; Girls Basketball 1; Powder Puff 1; Pom Pom Girl 1; Scholastic Bowl 3; Class Play • BONITA LYNN JAMES Class Officer ; Pep Club 1,2,3; Treas. 3; FBLA 2,3, ; Band 1; Paper Staff 3� ; Girls Basketball 1,2,3; Man- ager ; Office Help 3; Li- brary Help 3, ; Powder Puff 1,2,3, ; Class Play ; Vol- layball . DONALD DEAN KELLEY Class Officer 2, ; E Club 1. 2.3, ; Paper Staff ; Track 2.3, ; Varsity Captain 3, ; Homecoming Escort ; Football 1.2.3, ; Baseball 1,2,3, ; Basketball 1,2,3, ; Powder Puff Coach 3; Class Favorite Sponsored by Andy Voss GARY LEE KNOBLOCK E Club 2,3� 5 FBLA 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Paper Staff 3,4; Varsity Captain 4; Football 1,2,3, ; Baseball 1,2,3, ; Track 1,2,4; Wrestling 1,2,3, 4; Powder Puff Coach 4; Class Play 4; ROBERTA SUE iiAR. LE Pep Club 3, ; FBLA 3; land 3; Paper Staff 3;Girls Bas- ketball 4; Powder Puff 3; Student Council 3� « DONALD EUGENE OSWALD N.H.s. 3, ; E Club 2,3, ; Student Council 3; Track 1, 2,3, ; Basketball 1,2,3, ;' FCA 3, ; Class President 3« Class Play 3 KIP DEE PECK E Club 1,2,3, ; fBLA 3, +; Paper Staff 3,4; Varsity Can tain 4; Homecoming Escort 4« Student Council 4; Football’ 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Office Help 4; Powder Puff Cheer- leader 1,2; Class Play 3,4; FCA 3, . o Sponsored by Andy Voss STEVE LELAND PARKER E Club f; Chorus 4; Band 1,2, 5,4; Homecoming Escort 3;Stu- dent Council 2,3; Football 1, 2,3,4; Wrestling 2,4; Library lelp 2,3. RONALD LEE PHILLIPS Most Improved Wrestler, 2; Varsity Captain Football 4 Football Team 1,2,3� ; E Club 1,2,3, ; fbla 3, ; Track 1,2,3, ; Baseball 2; Class Play 3; Wrestling 1,2,3, ; fca 3, ; JEFFERY SCOTT UHLAND DEBORA JEAN THOMAS E Club 2,3, ; Year Book 4; Student Council 3, ; Foot- balj. Team 1,2,3; Baseball Team 2,3, ; Wrestling 1,2 3, . Pep Club 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2? Annual Staff 3; Office Help 1,2,3; Powder Puff 1,2,3, ; Art Fair 1; Class Play 3,4; Library Help 3. ANDY LEROY VOSS Basketball 1,2,3,4; Year Book 3 4; Class Play 3� Homecoming Escort 1; Track 3', Baseball 2; Football Team 1. JOHN FRANKLIN WEIRICH E Club 1,2,3; ear dook 3� 4; Homecoming Escort 2; Football Team 1,2,3; Track 1 2,3; Office Secretary 3; Basketball 1; Baseball 2,3 Wrestling 2,3; DENNIS MICHAEL WEIRICH Wrestling 1,2,3. , E Club 1,2,3 4; Football Team 1, 2,3,4; Varsity Captain 4; Baseball 2,4; Track 2,3,4. P0WY DIANNE WEIRICH rep Club 1,2,3?4; Cheerlead- er 2,3 4: Powder Puff 1,2,4, vCaptain 3); Annual Staff 4; nomeconTlng Queen 4; Chorus 3; Debate 4. Sponsored by Andy Voss LEANNA DAWN WOODS CHARLENE LYNN WOELK Band 1,2,3, M FBLA 2 3, +; Pep Club 1,2,3; N.H.S. 3, ; Pep Club 1,2,3, +; FCA 3, +; E Club 1,2,3, +; PBLA 1,2,3, + Office Help 3, +. Chorus 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; Paper Staff 3, +; Cheerleader 2,3; Homecoming Attendant 1; Student Council 1,2; Girls Basketball 1,2,3, +; Powder Puff 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Pom Pon 1; Sponsored by Andy Voss FALL ACTIVITIES FOOTBALL '76 Football Team Members: Top row: Mr. Gilletti (Head Coach), Barry Holthus (Manager), Gary Knoblock. 2nd row: Frank Crow, Mark Weirich, Donnie Kelley, Marty Barnett, Kip Peck, Ronnie Phillips, Steve Parker, Monte Richardson, Brett Legg. 3rd row: Randy Thomas, Jack Dixon, Jack Barnes, Scott Bowen, Richard Monson, Perry Dunlap, Bill Glover, Milton Watts, Lonnie Eder. Bottom row: Bill Dawson, Steve Uhland, Bradley Buck, John Calkins, Kirk Branom, Allen Watts, Stan Diel, Bill Wilcox, Brian Patterson. Not pictured: Denny Weirich. Sponsored by TTT Livestock senior magic:::: A mean Eagle defense ALL-STATE 2nd Defensive Team Going down for a loss Paul rounding the corner Must be a new kind of style Eads 0 Crowley Co. 0 Eads 12 Lamar JV• 21 Eads 6 Limon 29 Eads 8 Springfield 6 Eads 18 Holly 6 Eads 0 Walsh 3 Eads 6 Granada 30 Eads 14 Swink 6 RECORD Milt getting help from Mark t Fine protection for quarter- back Stavely. A sizeable gain for the Eagles Crowley trapping up Mark JV FOOTBALL JV FOOTBALL EADS 0 SPRINGFIELD kb EADS 2b LAMAR 36 EADS 6 LIMON 18 EADS 0 LIMON 12 CQdCM'5 COPirUER I have enjoyed working with the 1976 EHS Football Team. It was a learning experience for the team and myself. Coach Lay and I feel that the team developed into a good solid team. The defense trimmed 156 points off of the points allowed in 1975« (132 vs 288) Although the offense didn't do quite as well, there was improve- ment 6k points vs 52 in one less game. This promises a bright future for EHS Football as l8 lettermen are returning including 3 starting backs. Eight seniors will be missed, Gary Knoblock, Kip Peck, Ronnie Phillips, Steve Parker, Marty Barnett, Donnie Kelley, Denny Weirich, and Frank Crow. Gary, Kip and Ronnie were instrumental in our de- fense and Marty was our leading rusher on offense. With the likes of starter Mark Weirich, Paul Stavely, Milton Watts, Lonnie Eder, Richard Monson, Scott Bowen, John Calkins, Monte Richardson, and 10 others who lettered and will find positions next year, it's hard to feel anything but optomistic about EHS Football next fall. COACH GILLETTI HEAD COACH GILLETTI HQ DECO DING COURT'76 left to right: Stanley Diel, Rhonda Davis, Bill Dawson, Julie Sniff, Kip Peck, Penny Weirich, Marty Barnett, Cindy Bright, Donny Kelly, Para Davis, not picture Brad Buck, Lorrie Lynn Watts. Night of game, Penny receiving her robe from Kip Peck. Queen Penny Weirich. woflErDflinjG PdRdDE FLDi3T5 We are proud of this year's Homecoming Parade floats. Pictured above is the Sophomore float which took First Place. Pictured on the float are Stanely Diel and Rhonda Davis. Below is the second place Jr. High float with Julie Oswald, Ron Avery and Darla Richardson. These are the other floats which were in the Homecoming Parade. Pictured at the top is the Junior class float which placed third. Pictured to the right is the Senior class float. Pictured at the bottom is the Freshman class float. Unfortunately these two didn’t place in the competition. WQflffCQ IUNB -ACT1171T1E5 Foley s Used Cars , Inc. SENIOR float ( full of BULL ) Flag raising ceremonies PQtT CfPi PUFF Broad Squad Leaders - Brad Buck, Mike Thomas, Paul Stoker, Brian Patterson, Steve Trujillo. Natalie runs for a Flankers touchdown. Foxy Flankers Broad Squad Justin Ellicott Scott Bowen Bill Dawson Robert Daniel John Calkins Mike Thomas Paul Stoker Brian Patterson Brad Buck Steve Trujillo Justin, Robert, Bill, Scott and John dc a cheer for the Flankers. The annual E.H.S. girls Powder Puff football game was held Friday night, November 5th. It started out with the announcing of the coaches, captains, and cheerleaders. After the pre-game show the captains and referees met to flip the coin. The Foxy Flankers won the toss and chose to receive. The game got under way with the kick off from Monica Richardson of the Broad Squad to Konda McKnight of the Foxy Flankers. The kick return by Konda was good for 22 yards. The first offensive drive of the Foxy Flankers failed as the Broad Squad defense held their ground. The only offensive threat came in the late part of the second quarter when Shoni McKnight took the ball all the way to the Foxy Flankers 5 yard line. The Broad Squad had a little bit of bad luck with a few costly penalties and failed to take the ball in for the score. Thus ending the first half with a 0-0 tie. The half time activities began with the announcing of the mothers of the players. Then the king candidates and their escorts were announced, Marty Barnett and Cindy Bright, Donnie Kelley and Pam Davis, and Kip Peck and Penny Weirich, with Kip being crowned Powder Puff King of 1976. The second half started out with the kick off from Karen Ebright to Lorrie Lynn Watts which was good for 25 yards. The first score of the game came in the third quarter when Konda McKnight of the Foxy Flankers picked up a Broad Squad fumble and took it 29 yards for the touchdown. Suzette Barnett went in for the 2 point conversion, making the score 8-0. The Broad Squad failed to move the ball and punted it to the Foxy Flankers. A few plays later Suzette Barnett took the ball 56 yards for the score and also got in for the extra points which made the score 16-0 in favor of the Foxy Flankers. The only other score came in the fourth quarter on a 10 yard pass play from Monica Richardson to Teena Monson, of the Broad Squad. The extra points failed and the score was 16-6. With 52 seconds left to go, the referees called the game because it was getting too rough, thus ending the game with a 16-6 Foxy Flankers win. n FOOTBALL I CMEEBLEdDER5 P □ Tina Fredrick Kathy Garrison Kendra Nelson Mary Hulteen 5 1 R L 5 Standing: Kim Branom, Penny Weirich, Pam Davis, UP: Suzette Barnette, DOWN: Rhonda Davis. Jim Gilletti Carl Bock Beverly Foley I Susan Proctor Nancy Foss Doris Lesseden . Mike Foley Bill Woelk Harry Ham. y Joe Lay Jim Pearl Chet DeVaughn Jacob Diel Rusty Laughridg Gail Crawford JR. HIGH FOOTBALL This year our Jr. High team had somewhat of an average season. Build- ing our offense from an eleven man wish-bone to an eight-man rat race we managed to hold our own. Really it wasn't too bad. The boys really learned alot about the game of football. Of course, we seem to have to gear ourselves to the officiating of the day. One main comment I have is I wish everyone could realize that Jr. High sports is a learning situation and officiating is a very important fact- or. Just remember one thing, fellas — Win or Lose isn't as important as how you, yourselves, participate. Thanks for a great attitude. Coach Lay Back row: Keith Parker, Barry Koch, Coach Lay, Keith Smart, Ron Avery, Carl Blodget, Ricky Garrison, Steve Shotton, Kevin Hebbard. Middle row: Dennis Gulley, Mike Weeks, David Marble, Doug Uhland, Dick Sniff, Lonnie Monson, Carl Mays, Van Brown, Andrew McCracken. Front row: Tommy Chappel, Ken Kelley' Derek Gulley, Brad Owens, Roger Calkins,Terry Brown, Tony Vitacco. Oooo Ug Ouchi Where did he goi What are you looking at Ref ?? Follow the leader. RESULTS E 0 Sept. 7 Cheyenne Wells 30 8 Sept. 16 Stratton 12 20 Sept. 30 Limon 2k k8 Oct. 7 Kit Carson 6 12 Oct. Ik Granada 12 6 Oct. 21 Holly 6 20 Oct. 28 McClave lk 12 JUM !� ! VtV $LW First row: Lori McKnight, Lori Kelley, Marlynn Eder, Sally Weil, Angie Pearcey, Charla Crow, Marie Nelson. Second row: Marci Woods, Darla Richardson. Third row: Vikki Lyon, Lana Jacobs, Sabrina Bradfast, Sarah Seibel. Fourth row: Cindy Berry, Rhonda Griswould. Fifth row| Darla Pfingston, Ginger Diel, Leisha Dunlap, Julie Oswald, Cheryl Knoblock, Tina Hulteen, Gina Jones, Ms. Barnes. JK, lf« rwtnbu ga ttxizkbmv Sarah Seibel % f ■ ' 9 Sabrina Bradfast Vikki Lyons VtfLLt V8 ALL Top row: C. Kelley, R. Kelley, K. McKnight, N. Watts, D. James. Second row: P. Brown, C. Woelk, D. Garrison, B. Legg, L. Watts. Rottom row: L. Oswald, D. Watts, K. Ebright, M. Richardson. The sport of volleyball for the girls of EHS had a slow beginning. We had sev- eral hurdles to overcome before we could concentrate on the finesse of the game. Thirty-six girls reported the first day of practice with sand lot experience. In addition, to sand lot experience, prac- tice in serving, spiking, passing, and bumping the ball with limited equipment (balls) prohibits perfection. Our season began in the exact proced- ure outline for a winning season; a home match and a win. Reality took over for the remainder of the season; we could serve the ball well, but couldn't return to keep the volley going. As the season came to a close, we were closing the gap in points with each match, closing the season with a 1-5 record. The season was climaxed with +th place in the league tournament at Hugo. Experience and practice provide a winning combination, and the girls gained in both this past season. We can look for- ward to next year with enthusiasm. i S COOKS Jane Rittgers, Alice Glover, Dorothy Collins, Mary Peck, Daisy Hebbard, Dolores Rector BUS DRIVERS JANITORS k Larry Gifford, Beverly Rehm, Bob Laird, Dolores Laird, James Flick, Edgar Jacobs, Not pictured, Jim Pearl, Larry Rehm, Pete Schleining Vic Earlow HOflECD DifllB D£HICE The 1976 Homecoming Dance was held Saturday after the win of the game Friday night. The music was provided by Hitch- cock Road Band from Lincoln, Neb. The band played a lot of good songs and everyone seemed to enjoy themselves. Top: Everybody s Shakin Their Booty”. Lower right: Karen having fun. Bottom: The Band Playin That Funky Music . Prom left to right: Lori Zimmerman, Justin Ellicott, Laura Linsacum, Bill Dawson, Julie Sniff, Scott Bowen, Karen Ebright, and Randy Thomas What have you been wondering Aaron? Aaron Slick From Punkin Creek Aaron Slick Mr. Wilbur Merridew Clarence Green Mrs. Rosy Berry Gladys May Merridew The Girl in Red Little Sis Riggs Stage director Scott Bowen Bill Dawson Randy Thomas Julie Sniff Lori Zimmerman Karen Ebright Laura Linsacum Justin Ellicott Maybe if you chased the old cow enough we wouldn’t have to use a churn at all I'll sell for 0,000 dollars Oh, how interesting Randv and Scott bein the m-selves II’ you don't go I'll throwu off I think old Slick wants to propose to her Very well, Rosa B. Berry Tell us and don't go around Robin Hood's barn neither FOTO PHUN future profession Marty? I vant to drink your blood11 ss Iri I til Hi Is this your v Pick a Senior from the Eagle Bouquet! Stude t life survival kit. Back row: S. Flick, S. Parker, F. Crow, S. Bowen, P. Glover. Second row: M. Thomas, D. Lulf, J. Ellicott, J. Barnes, B. Legg. Third row: B. Glover, B. Holthus, S. Diei, B. Legg, D. Gulley, R. Daniel. Fourth row: L. Woods, S. Cook, D. Garrison, L. Abrams, P. Delong, L. Abrams. Front row: K. Ebright, V. Marble, S. Knoblock. Top row: J. Calkins, B. Glover, J. Ellicott, J. Phillips, S. Parker, S. Bowen, S. Diel. Second row: D. Gulley, L. Abrams, D. Beeson, K. Garrison, M. Blakemore, P. Weirich, J. Brown, Mr. Bock. Third row: P. Robertson, S. Shotton, M. Hulteen, M. Beeson, P. Delong, T. Fredrick. Bottom row: L. Abrams, S. Marble. BBiliiB Stay in the room Dawson! Oh, it's so nice to be perfect. What’s the matter Honeybelle, did Mr. Stinson wear his new suit to school today? See, I told you I could tie my own shoelaces. UNDERCLASSMEN Sponsored by Rusty and iancy Laughridge Bill Dawson President Lori Zimmerman Stu.-Co. Rep. Karen Ebright Robbie Frazee Vice-President' Justin Phillips Julie Sniff Konda McKnight Sec.-Treas. Justin Ellicott Monte Richardson Reporter Scott Bowen Raeann Kelley Laura Linsacum Mandy Weirich Mark Weirich Sandy Knoblock Leonard Smart Bill Glover Lisa Penn David Lulf Kathy Garrison Charles Mast Lonnie Eder Jack Barnes ibo Busy % A A+Ztwi,,!iUt Peggy Brown Shelly Shotton Richard Monson Mary Kulteen David Miner Ross Trujillo Tim Williams John Calkins Debbie Watts Patty Peck Robert Daniel Kendra Nelson Donna James Debbie Avery Barrv Holthus . Violet Marble Paula Weirich Martha Blakemore Theresa Knoblock Patty Glover Mr. Crawford Sheila Mayo Suzette Harnett Michelle heeson Paul Stavely Jack Dixon Johnnie Brown Kirk Branorr, Linda Oswald Linda Delaney Stan Diel Tina Fredricks Cheree Philips President Dreama Griswould Vice-President Steve Trujillo Deborah Oswald Connie Watts Sec.-Tres. Sam Flick Darla Batterton Stu-Co Rep. Pam Robertson Mftnira Richardson John Brown Teena Monson Mike Thomas Patti Frazee Brett Legg Shonie McKnight Mary Lou Cook Allen Watts Delton Eikenberg Lorrie Watts Paul Stoker rian Patterson Cindy Dawson WINTER ACTIVITIES A” TEAM COACH’S COMMENTS The past 1976- ? basketball season was not what the coaching staff could call a total success but was successful in the 18-2 record and in winning the Sub-District Tournament to earn a berth in the District Tournament. The defensive phase of the game was the most decisive factor in our ability to achieve winning performances. Whether man-to-man or zone we were able to hold ’’most ' of our opponents below 65 points per game while the offense averaged 72 points. We had several games during the year that we had to struggle to come out on top and some we didn't! We feel the major reason for this was the inability to be men- tally ready on the offense end. Many times we struggled to get our patterns organized and forced shots which enabled our opponents to stay in the running. Every year teams lose players due to graduation and this year is no exception. The seniors this year put forth effort and had determination to win: Donnie Kelley maintained a 20-point average, was the team's leading rebounder with 11 per game, led the team with a 52% FGP, and will be missed in the 1977-78 season; Mark Forsyth came off the bench early in the season and became the starting center at 6'1 . He was very determined and held his own on the boards throughout the year; Donald Oswald was always a great competitor and came off the bench in many situations to contribute to the winning effort; This was Marty Barnett's first year of basketball competition he came a long way. He was a great asset to have coming off the bench at the guard position. We truly wish the best in the future for the graduating seniors. With this year's season at an end we have to start to look to the future. Next year we have a strong nucleus to work around: Ross Davis with hi6 always consistent play at the guard and wing positions, averaging 15 points per game this season; Mark Weirich who is an excellent passer and one of the strongest rebounders around at 5'10 ; Paul Stavely who was this year's leading assist man with 9 and averaging 14 points per game with his outside shooting; Other people with experience are Lonnie Eder, a good rebounder and wing shooter; Robbie Frazee who likes defense; Tim Williams who has the potential to become a excellent rebounding and scoring center; Jack Barnes and Milt Watts whose hustle .akes up for their weaknesses; Steve Trujillo who has potential at the guard position; and strong personnel coming up from the Junior High, which leaves us with the goal to work hard for the upcoming season to regain basketball dominance. COACH DeVAUGHN EADS 69 WALSH 6 2 EADS 69 CHEYENNE WELLS 56 EADS 71 STRATTON 56 EADS 52 HUGO 43 EADS 68 ROCKY FORD bj EADS 61 KARVAL 49 EADS 89 HOLLY 59 EADS 00 KIT CARSON t 7 EADS 75 STRATTON 66 EADS 89 PLAINVIEW 73 EADS 70 HUGO 69 OT EADS 92 ARAPAHOE 60 EADS 72 KARVAL 61 EADS 46 CHEYENNE WELLS 52 EADS 70 KIT CARSON 48 EADS 76 KIT CARSON 46 EADS 74 PLAINVIEW 53 EADS 70 HUGO 67 EADS 77 ARAPAHOE 59 EADS 64 STRATTON 76 BQV5 B TEAM The 1976-77 J«V. basketball season turned out to be longer than in the past. We were inexperienced at the guard positions which slowed our of- fense. The guards did show improvement through the season which will help in the future. Our centers and forwards carried us through most of the season. Lonnie Eder was a consistent scorer for us and Milton Watts, Tim Williams, Monte Richardson, and Jack Barnes worked the boards. Our main problems were turnovers. We made far too many bad passes to consistently win. The team didn't have an abundance of excellent shooters so wc needed a shot every time we had the ball and we didn't get it. In rebounding we failed to box out consistently. Boxing out has to be made a habit and must be done each time the ball is put up—not once in a while. I was satisfied with the defense throughout the season. We held the other team down on offense, but we just didn’t score enough. The coaching staff feels that the man-to-man defense is the best, and we played this type through most of the season. There were several sophmores on this J.V. team this season who will help the varsity next season. I feel there is a lot of potential. Other sophmores and freshmen gained valuable experience which will help the J.V. team in the next season. The two areas that will be stressed next year will be position on the rebounds and a better passing game. In the past we have been a fast break team and in order to fast break, you need the rebounds and must make accurate passes. COACH CRAWFORD i Left to right: Christie Kelley, Dawn Gulley, Linda Delaney, Michelle Beeson, Pam Delong. Dawn, Chris, Michelle, Linda. Chris, Dawn, Pam, r H £ £ ft 1 f J a c T i □ r j Back Row: Karen F right, Raeann Kelley, Debbie Watt6 , Donna James, Monica Richardson, Betsy Legg, Cheree Philpy. Front Row: Konda McKnight, Lori Lynn Watts, Suzette Barnett , Rhonda Davis, Char Woelk APG FGP FTP PTS REB. TO. ASS. BS. ST. Woelk C. 2.4 17.1 41.0 47 38 33 11 1 31 Barnett S. 4.4 23.7 33.3 87 25 73 18 1 63 Watts D. 4.9 27.0 30.6 97 116 34 10 26 35 James D. 3.1 41.8 31-3 61 63 43 13 1 13 Legg B. 3.6 27.3 42.9 112 57 44 16 5 47 Keile P. 2.9 30.8 35.7 58 91 37 5 10 16 Davis R. 1.3 19.6 23.0 25 25 36 9 1 20 Richardson M. 2.3 28.4 28.0 45 63 32 10 4 25 Watts L. 2.6 20.3 42.7 44 36 22 9 3 17 Ebright K. .3 25.0 0 4 6 1 0 0 0 McKnight K, 6.3 32.1 34.8 94 10 57 14 0 53 Phil? py C. .9 73.0 -.00 7 5 2 0 0 0 TOTAL 56.8 27 • 0 34.4 681 535 414 115 52 312 LADS 26 22 50 29 26 39 28 29 22 49 OPPONENT Walsh 15 Genoa 23 Arriba 23 Holly 31 C County 20 Hugo 31 Karval 46 K Carson 21 Plainview 17 Arapahoe 23 EADS OPPONENT 37 C Wells 41 34 Hugo 24 37 Karval 45 46 K parson 27 37 Flainview 43 43 Arapahoe 20 19 C Wells 45 49 K Carson 20 32 C Wells 45 36 Plainview 26 COMMENTS It has been a pleasure and a new experience working with the girls' basketball program. The team was young: one senior, three juniors and the remaining sophomores and freshmen. The girls lacked basketball knowledge which comes from early introduction to basketball, grade school, junior high school and into high school. This being the first year of a girls competitive Junior High basketball program will be a great asset for the incoming freshmen. Our shooting percentage increased throughout the season, to . from the field. Our free throw percentage increased from 26% to 1%. Turn- overs were a big reason for our losses, averaging 20 per game. all handling, passing, dribbling, shooting, driving, use of left and right hands, concen- tration, determination and will to win comes through constant practice on the part of the individual. Team work comes during formal practice. We used a person-to-person defense, 2-1-2 zone, 1-3-1 zone and a 3 person press this past season, ending up with a 10-7 season record, and a 2-1 tournament record. More practice time will be needed. A 50-niinute class scheduled during the day is not adequate to develop a good program. I feel the girls improved greatly during the season; and being a young team, the future looks very good for EHS. I have welcomed the opportunity to coach again for Eads High. By giving our daughters a basketball instead of a doll, and working with them from the age of 2 the girls will become better shooters and their program will be par- allel with the boys. I hope the girls have learned and enjoyed this past season, and are looking forward to the coming years ahead. JR Mi B45ti£TB4LL Front Row: (left to right) Derek Gulley, Dick Sniff, Mike Weeks, Terry Brown, Steve Shotton, Keith Smart, Rick Gar- rison, Barry Koch,Keith Parker, Van Brown, Coach Joe Lay. Front Row: (left to right) David Marble, Tommy Chappel, Brad Owens, Roger Calkins, Tony Vitacco, Steve Mays, Kevin Hebberd,Carl Blodgett, Ken Kelley, Lonnie Monson. JR HIGH ACTION Eads Jr. HI COACHES COMMITS Eads Jr High finished up the season losing only to two teams, Granada and Kit Carson. The record this year was 10-5 winning two trophies one at the Cheyenne Wells tourney and one at the Kit Carson Jr. High tourney. The tournament record was four wins and two losses and in league play we were 6-5 The Jr. High scord some 700 points this season led by Barry Koch and Rick Garrison and Keith Smart. I would like to thank all the boys this year for a job well done. I believe we had one of the finest sportsman- ship teams I ever coached. Thanks Coach Lay JX «f 6« sixt’s nnycams AM Team: Coach Ms. Barnes, Angie Pearcey, Vickie Lyon, Julie Oswald,Cathy Weirich Lori Kelly, Charla Crow, Marlynn Eder, Marie Nelson, Cindy Berry, Lana Jacobs Kneeling: Marci Woods, Lori Mcknight. B Team: Coach Ms. Barnes, Darla Richardson, Ginger Diel, Leisha Dunlap Rhonda Griswould, Cheryl Knoblock, Sarah Seibel, Sabrina Brandfas, Serena Dixon Kneeling: Tina Hulteen, Sally Weil. m f I JK )1 £V) SfXfcf Jr. High Girls Basketball Season Both varsity and Jr. Varsity teams held outstanding records this past year. The girls put forth a great deal of effort and were reward- ed justly in their final scores. I feel that the gills improved immensely from the first of the sea- son play and learned alot in the process. Their season record for varsity stands at fifteen (15 ) wins and two (2) losses, which primarily speaks for itself. T sincerely appreciated their team work and spirit. They all de- serve congratulations for a job well done. - am proud of eacu and every one of them and I appreciate the opportunity to have had the privel- edge of coaching such an outstanding group of young ladies. Coach Barnes M, mm SasrrrSALL From left to right: Ginger Diel, Cheryl Knoblock, Darla Richardson, Sally Wiel. mswELL sm isee Standing: Deana Griswould, Lorretta Bright, Melynda Mitchell, Lisa Bright, Carrie Mitchell. Kneeling: Rosalie Trujilo, Delene Eikenberg, Delisa Eikenberg, en ThisJseason our team was young with only one eigth grader. Our six players that played the full season put out a tremendous effort even though they faced teams that were taller and had greater bench strength. Our record of and 2 in regular season play and 3 and 3 for tournaments, does not really tell about the effort these girls put out. For bench strength during tournament play we had to turn to our two fourth graders. Delene Eikenberg did an excellent job playing forward and wing for us this year. She will be really missed next year. Much of our strength came from under the boards and the play of Delisa Eikenberg. I am expecting great things from her next year. Glenda Lessenden improved a great deal this season playing forward and center, she will really help us next season. Our guards Rosalie Trujillo, Melynda Mitchell, qnd Lisa Bright will realy help us as they improve. This season they played well against opponents that outsized them so with experience they will get better. During tournament play Carrie Mitchell and Loretta Bright did an excellent job for us. In the Lamar tournament they even played against ninth graders and did well. Next year they should really add to our overall team strength. Overall next year will prove to be a good one. Coach Cameron. Litf NS !N 1977 Top row: Coach Laughridge, John Brown, Kip Peck, Leonard Smart, Coach Gilletti. Second row: Ronnie Phillips, Gary Knoblock, Richard Monson , Randy Thomas, Billy Wilcox, John Calkins. Third row: Kirk Branom, Steve Uhland, Jack Dixon, Brian Patterson, Bill Dawson, Mike Garner. The Eagles will lose Knoblock, Phillips, Peck, Uhland and Garner by graduation this year, but will have most of its team returning , includ- ing five of the seven who qualified for the state meet. Among those re- turning will be Sophomores Branom, Monson, Dixon, and Freshman Steve Uhland and Junior Leonard Smart. Coach Laughridge In many ways this was a successful season for our wrestlers. We won trophies at three tournaments, picked up many individual medals and had two wrestlers (Gary Knoblock Ronnie Phillips) finish fourth at state. Although the team didn't place as high as I felt they were capable of, the five state qualifiers that will return will certainly help next year's team. Leonard Smart, Jack Dixon, Richard Monson, Kirk Branom, and Steve Uhland will provide state tourney experience towards a fine 1977-78 season. I have enjoyed working with these young men and have learned alot this season. I really believe they can lead Eads to a trophy at state next season. Coach Gilletti Jeff attempting a escape. My, ‘don’t we look excited today? Leonard takes first. JR. HIGH WRESTLING Back row, left to right: Kevin Hebberd, Mike Weeks, Tony Vitacco, Steve Shotton, Van Brown, Steve Mays, Barry Koch, Carl Blodgett, Rick Garrison. Front row, left to right: Derek Gulley, Ken Kelley, Brad Owens, Tery Brown, David Marble, Dennis Gulley, Roger Calkins, Dick Sniff, Tommy Chappel, Randy Smart, Lonnie Monson, Doug Uhland. Standing: Coach Lay In Jr. High wrestling we work on the very basic moves and counter moves. Working on takedowns and from the referees position is most essential to prepare for the High Sc o te ngs look very promising for EHS wrestlers next year. We placed 3rd at the Spring- S tourney 1st a? the Eads Jr. High Invitational tourney. Thanks for a great season! COACH LAY wit err cms csccKti: a cxs Teresa Phillips Tina Hulteen Angie Pearcey JR. HIGH TRdCK Best seat in the house. Where is that @!!S ! finish line? EEEK! A Mouse Up,up, and away I OOH! There is that cute Leonard Smart £ CLUB BO1 5 ' Back: Mr. DeVaughn, Ron Phillips, Kip Peck, Denny Weirich, Donnie Kelley, Mark Forsyth, Jeff Uhland, Frank Crow, Marty Barnett. Middle: Randy Thomas, Scott Bowen, Ross Davis , Bill Dawson, Paul Stavely, Mark Weirich, Monte Richardson, Milton Watts. Front: Jack Barnes, Jack Dixon, John Calkins, Stan Diel, Perry Dunlap, Barry Holthus, Lonnie Eder. GIRLS' Back: Linda Oswald, Char Woelk, Pam Davis; Midde: Mandy Weirich, Sandy Knoblock, Karen Ebright, Natalie Watts , Konda McKnight, Lori Zimmerman, Raeann Kelley; Front: Debbie Watts, Donna James, Rhonda Davis, Suzette Barnett, Michelle Beeson, Patty Glover. Karen and Cadet Mike Rock Ccfnferges at Adams State College Debbie, Theresa, DiL, Linda you should have seen my date last Stand still, I want to tell you something. Sponsored by the FCA. Cadet Robb Shaw Eads FCA Rally Top row: Sandy Knoblock, Shoni McKnight, Linda Oswald , Deborah Oswald , Mary Cook, Leanna Woods. Second row: Peggy Brown, Johnnie Brown, Shelley Shotton, Terri Herrell, Darla Batterton. Third row: Dreama Griswould, Rae Ann Kelley, Laura Linsacum , Lynette Abrams, Susie Marble, Lori Abrams,Wrest- ling Cheerleaders: Theresa Knoblock, Kim Branom, Penny Weirich, Sonya Cook, Basketball Cheerleaders: Christie Kelley, Dawn Gulley, Pam Delong, Michelle Beeson. Pom-Pon Girls: Lizzie Hulteen, Kathy Garrison, Kendra Nelson. Not pictured: Paula Weirich, Linda Delaney, Tina Fredericks, Mandy Weirich. 0FFICCX5 Patty Glover Manager Mary Lou Cook Manager Darla Batterton Drummer Dreama Griswouxd Reporter Raeann Kelley Treasurer Violet Marble Secretary Laura Linsacum Vice President Susie Marble President FBLd Back row- Mr. Pearl, Stan Diel, Char Woelk, Pam Davis, Bonita James, Cindy Bright, Frank Crow, Kip Peck; Middle row- Lynette Abrams, Lori Zimmerman, 'latalie Watts, Karen Ebright, Sandy Knoblock, Leanna Woods, Jackie Ellicott; Front row- Martha Blakemore, Suzette Barnett, Donna James, Kandae Brown. STUDENT COUNCIL Lori Z. Mr. Laughridge Sponsor Natalie W. Mark F. President Vice-fres. Darla B. Pam D. Konda M. Mary Lou C. Marty B. Jeff U. Paul S. Bill D. Kip P. Suzette B. PHOTO ANNUAL Back row: Jeff Uhland, Marty Barnett, John Weirich Justin Phillips, Andy Voss, Blayne Batterton, Front row: Sonya Cook, Julie Sniff, Lynette Abrams, Penny Weirich. L to RsJan Burrows, Jerri Dunlap, Randy Thomas, SPONSOR: Mr. Diel, Gary Knoblock, Mark Weirich, Monte Richardson, Gina Amerine. Top row: Pam Davis, Bonita James, Charlene Woelk, Pam Brown, Gary Knoblock, SPONSOR: Mr. Pearl, Karen Ebright, Frank Crow, Mike Garner, Donnie Kelley, Kip Peck. EAGLE STAFF Penny Weirich Gina Amerine Director Mr. Laughridge Debbie Thomas Peggy Brown Paula Weirich Jerri Dunlap ELEMENTARY PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Faye Hyatt Dennis Gulley Rick Garrison Rhonda Griswould Vickie Lyons Keith Parker Marie Nelson Keith Smart Dick Sniff Cathy Weirich Marci Woods Roger Calkins Steve Shotton V ice-President Sebrina Erandfas Secretary Darla Richardson Treasurer Ken Kelley President Terry Brown Serena Dixon Gina Jones Cheryl Knoblock David Marble Julie Oswald Erad Owens Verle Bean Sponsor ■■■■ Vicki Cook Mike Chappie Diane Brown Greg Griswould Todd Dunlap Mike Dixon NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Rhonda Igou Doyal Hyatt Melanie Hogan Scott Pearcey Mark Kelley Kelli Marble Shelly Mayo Angie McKnight Marlene Nelson Jeff Kelley Scott Patterson- Joey Vitacco Kristin Kelley Todd Frazee Shelly Watts David Crow Tommy MarbJe Dana Legg James Carley Derrick Crow Tina Walker Dawn Pfingston Snome Mayo Andrew James Marsha Koch Julie McKnight Cheryl Dreacher Cody Priddy Danny Walker Devin Kelley Mark Reinert Billy Woelk Rusty Howlett Monty Weeks Watts Shelly Hines Kim Pittman Mardell McKnight Melissa Baxter Jimmy Brown Michael Crawford Dak Vitacco Jami Vitacco Marcy Watts Gary Weisdorfer Danny Wickman Mrs. Woodward Lannette Barlow David Bright Clinton Bean Sharon Crow Scotty Englehardt Mark Brown Tracy Hogan Mike Hines Polly Howe Cindy Kelly Shane Les6enden Rodney McDaniel Jimmie Patterson Wendy Priddy iChristy Pittman Heath Spady Brenda Swim Stacy Uhlanq Jeff Woelk Mrs. Bishop Larry Gifford Davina Bright Mrs. Lumez Mr. Cameron Melynda Mitchell Rosalie Trujillo Shannon Lessenden Diana Mitchell Donna Mitchell Deana Griswould Jeff Englehart Kristi Griswould Glenda Lessenden Carrie Mitchell SPRING ACTIVITIES On April 4, 1977 the Senior Class presented an old-fashioned melo- drama, The Curse of an Aching Heart; or Trapped in the Spider's Web!” MELODY LANE our priceless heroine who will run through your heart like a song.................................................. . Debi Jacobs LUCIUS GOODENOUGH the dashing young hero who always manages to arrive in the nick of time...........................................Mark Forsyth WINDERMERE HIGHTOWER the top-hatted, moustache-twirling villian full of evil plans ........................................• • Frank Crow HIRAM ABERNATHY an old man with a heart of gold who runs the None Such ranch...................................................Kip Peck SARAH ABERNATHY Hiram's devoted wife who runs Hiram with a will of iron .................................................... Lynette Abrams AURELIA ABERNATHY Hiram and Sarah's attractive young daughter who has been away in the East ...........................••••• Charlene woelk RED WING a sometimes silent Indian maiden..................Lynn Hoeye BATTLE AXE ANNIE the local sheriff eager to make an arrest Debbie Thomas NELLIE BLYTHE an important visitor from Four Corners • • Cindy Bright MURIEL ATKINS a visitor who covers up her real identity Bonita James AN UNEXPECTED MALE ARRIVAL turns out to be the long lost son, Aloysius Abernathy ............................................... Marty Barnett STAGE CREW.................................................Mike Garner Jeff Uhland Ronnie Phillips Gary Knoblock STUDENT DIRECTOR ......................................... Susie Marble DIRECTOR................................................. Michael Foley Cindy, Lynn, Bonita, Frank, Marty, Debi, Mark, Lynette, Kip, Charlene, Debbie Oh, Mr. Hightower, you say the nicest things. Will you meet me down by the old mill stream? What is going on here? I'd do anything for youl Lonnie Eder doing the broad jump. Jack Barnes and Denny Weirich running the 880 relay. Billy Glover Gary Knoblock a mile runner Marty Barnett sets school record ■' 0 BOYS TRACK Standing, left to right: Coach Joe Lay, Barry Holtus , Mike Thomas, Jack Barnes, Lonnie Eder, Bill Dawson, Bill Glover, Stan Diel, Coach Jim Gilletti. Kneeling, left to right: Mark Forsyth, Donald Oswald, Gary Knoblock, Denny Weirich, Marty Barnett. I would personally like to thank the boys who particapated in Track this year. Track is a sport in which every individual must endeavor to do his best. Track is one sport where personal pride and intestional fortitude pre- vails. I feel certain the boys who were representating EES this track Season should be commended for a job well done. I would also like to thank all those who supported our team and the en- tire athletic program at EES. I can see nothing less than a fantastic track program in store for 1978. Thanks again Joe Lay Donna springing for the jump Besty Legg making the start. Donna going for the finish!! Raeann giving it all shes got. Konda striving for the lead ElPiLB'S TPidCK Back row: Gail Crawford, Dana Beeson, Theresa Knoblock, Cheree Philpy, Karen Ebright, Betsy Legg, Donna James, Sandy Knoblock , Debbie Watts, Raeann Kelley, Kendra Nelson, Pam Delong. Front row: Lorrie Watts, Cindy Dawson, Teena Monson, Violet Marble, Patty Glover, Shoni McKnight, Suzette Barnett, Konda McKnight, Patti Frazee, Connie Watts, Terri Herrell. The 1977 girls' track season, as in any sport, had its highs and lows. There were several school records broken during the season which shows im- provement and dedication. Records are set to be broken and I feel that each individual in their particular event should use that as a personal goal. As a team we won our own invitational meet which was actually the highlight of the season. The team consisted of all underclassmen which makes the fu- ture look bright. Those who were out for the first time this season gained valuable experience which will help them achieve success in future years. I would like to extend my appreciation to those who worked at our invitational to make it a suc- cess, and to Mr. Woelk who took charge of practice while I was at baseball games. Gail Crawford ST B SllMBJ T B: M Front Row: Frank Crow, Bill Glover, Kirk Branom, Barry Holtus, Kip Peck, John Calkins, Steve Uhland, Paul Stavely, Mike Garner. Back Row: Mr. Crawford, Denny Weirich, Jeff Uhland, Marty Barnett, Donnie Kelley, Gary Knoblock, Lonnie Eder, Bradley Buck, Richard Monson, Mr. Hamby. The 1977 baseball season ended with a winning record of 10 wins and 8 loses. We set our goal on the state championship and although we failed attain that we still had a successful season. There were eight seniors on the team this year, all started who deserve credit for their respective roles. These men will have to be replaced next year and I feel that they have set standards for the underclassmen to strive to beat. These seniors have helped to main- tain a winning baseball tradition for Eads High School which should be a goal for others to follow. I wish to thank all those who supported our team and baseball program, and especially Mr.DeVaughn for keeping the scorebook and Mr. Hamby for assisting me as coach. Coach Crawford HONOR NIGHT Marty Barnett, outstanding track participant. Donnie Kelley, outstanding basketball and baseball player. Gary Knoblock, outstanding wrestler and Athlete Of The Year. 1976 Lettermen of E.H.S. Penny Weirich recieving Outstanding Pep Club Girl Award. Other candi- dates were: Raeann Kelley, Laura Linsacum, Susie Marble, and Kim Branom. Brett Legg and Patti Frazee Gary Knoblock recieving Athlete of The Year Award. Dawn Gulley, Theresa Knoblock, and Patty Glover recieving Band Awards JJ S’ Uj nj a % n It 1 • 0 0 ij m if Oj If The 1977 Junior-Senior Prom was held on April 30. It lasted from 8:00-12:00. The band was Saint Elmo’s Fire. Char Woelk, Marty Barnett, Kim Branom, Jeff Uhland N i g hjt;Si are Forever QUEEU-Pam Davis, KING-Mark Forsyth, Jackie Ellicott, Donald Oswald Sponsored by Julie Sniff EUROPEAN STUDIES So many times, a teacher sees very few changes in his or her students during the course of school year. In the back of our minds, we hope that in some distant time and place, that students will remember some contribution of his teacher. I was given a chance this year to become a- part of an over night transistion. To see students experience sights and sounds that before were with unknown or simply Textbook facts. Eads students left Lamar, International Stu- dents returned. Mr. Laughridge Lori Barry Koch, Lorrie McKnight Sponsored by Delene Eikenberg Stephen Juanita Komonce Eigth grade processional. Kelley, Lana Jacobs, and Dennis Gulley. 400 ty t V . 74Mi'3A'X$T?iJ O0 ! Buddy Wiser Jr. High Principal Shirley Barlow School Board Members: Gilbert Brown, Tyronne Mitchell, Dora Gulley , Pete Koch, L.D. Nelson, Jesse James Jr., Virgil Lessenden. Mr. Woods Superintendent Mr. Stinson Principal Cindy Blakenbaker Secretary Honeybelle Dixon Secretary Jan Lane Secretary School Nurse THANKS FDR THE AIEAIDFUES! ASSOCIATED GROCERS or Colorado,Inc. Eiovi Him ms: [ Quality Printing Office Supplies All the News of Kiowa County —• W ■ W W-5352 The Oasis % Jim Mary Vitacco Good Luck Seniors! - Bill Barnett Myri E. Legg Brent Batterton David Batterton Cardon Berry T.T.T. Livestock L.D. Nelson Roy V. Pearcey V+ Art Blooding Marvin Richardson Gilbert Brown Jack Dixon B.W. Fisher Sonny Judd Donnie Kelley V JX. Lloyd Philpy J.D. Riggins Leonard Sniff Z-A f'l uc AX Earl W. 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