Eads High School - Eagle Yearbook (Eads, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1978 volume:

The 1977-78 Seniors would like to Dedicate the 1977-78 Annual to Mr. Pete Schleining. JVC. flOWf MtSTRflT tOM © Top Row To Right; Monte Richardson, Leonard Smart, Scott Bowen, Mark Weirich, Paul Stavely, Bill Dawson, Coach Gilletti, Middle Row; Steve Uhland, Bill Wilcox, Richard Monson, Perry Dunlap, Jack Barnes, Kirk Branom, Barry Holthus, Bradley Buck, Allen .'.atts, Dennis Gulley, Bottom Row; Jack Dixon, Brian Patterson, t Parker, Barry Koch, Doug Uhland, Lonnie Eder, Milton Watts, Tim Williams, John Calkins, Lonnie Munson. © They 15 Crowley County 6 Cheyenne Welle kk Limon k7 Holly 7 Waleh Ik Granada 12 Swink 28 Sringfield It was a good year but there is room for improvement 77 CQ2MEI IT5 W____________________________________________________ 1977 Football season Summary The 1977 football season had some very bright spots along with dark moments. The brightest spot was of course the convincing victory over Granada on homecoming, This performance shows just how good our team could have been if we would have been consistent and played as a team all season. The frustration of this season was evident in the games against Holly and Limon. The team succumbed in these games without much effort, lack of true desire to sacrifice for victory was easy to see. The 3-5 record for this season is at least disappointing. Although there were only 5 seniors out for football, experience was on the field with 17 re- turning lettermen. . The seniors will definitely be missed next season. Mark Weinch was outstanding and gave 100 percent every time. Scott Bowen and Leonard Smart developed into fine players. Monte Richardson and Bill Dawson made good defensive contributions. One fact that should make the team contemplate what could have been; two teams from are league made the state playoffs. One beat us 7-6, the other we outplayed 36-1 +. What if we had been willing to sacrifice to win? ______________________Coach C-illetti------- --------------- © Juniors Jr, High Freshmen Seniors HOWeCOWMHG 1999 poomi. ,. CH99RL99C )5_ JR. HI CHEERLEADER Gina Jones Tina Hulteen Cheryl Knoblock Sheila Baxter Kassie Diel n??-?a -1 • JR.HIGH EAGLETS JUNIOR HIGH FOOTEALL I 1977 Eads Junior High football team this year was undoubtedly the small est in size but the biggest in desire we have seen in several years. The smallest being 72 lb. Derek (Fly) Gulley to 110 lb. Mike (Moose) Weeks. Eads went from a Wing-T formation,to a double wing, and to a pro-set every series of downs, with the precision of a college team. Actually the Eads Junior High team this year was one of the most diver- sified scoring teams of our area. Scoring came from the quarterback options of Steve Shotton to fullback Mike Weeks and to running back Roger Calkins, then to the flanker passes to Terry Brown and Scott Pearcey. The final scoring attacks came from aerial catches of Derek (Fly) Gulley to the quickness of Tony Vitacco, our ends. The defensive team of Eads ran from a 6 slant to a k-5 regualr to a 5-2 standard. The defense was led by Mark Kelley, Kevin Hebberd, Mike Weeks, Steve Shotton, Roger Calkins and Derek Gulley. Only one injury came this year to veteran Ken Kelley, our top flanker, with a broken arm early in the season. by Coach Lay Back Row L to R: Jeff Kelley, Mark Kelley, Randy Smart, Mike Weeks Steve Shotton, Kevin Hebberd, David Marble, Bret Hester, Front Row: Mike Dixon, Terry Brown, Derek Gulley, Brad Owens, Greg Griswould , Roger Calkins. Scott Patterson, Scott Pearcev. Top Row Left To Right; Monica Richardson, Rhonda Davis, Betsy Legg, Donna James, Cheree Philpy, Karen Ebright Bottom Row Left To Right; Patty Glover, Lorrie itfatts, Kendra Nelson, Cathy Weirich, Connie V atts, Coach Blakey 1977 Volleyball Comments The volleyball season started off rather slowly, but ended in a pleasing note this ye« .r • With only ten days before their first leaque match, well over thirty girls took to the court with the intention of becoming a competitive volleyball team, and competitive they v ere! Although their season record was 4-6, records don't always prove to be too valid an indicator of a team's abilities. Eads took all but one team to three games in each match. When you lose a match in three games, you can never be too upset-it could have easily gone the other way. There were three very bright spots to the season that shouldn't be forgotten. First of all, we defeated Kit Carson, the leaque champion, during regular season play. Secondly, we managed to place 4th in the Sub-District Tournament, losing the Istand 2nd place teams of that tournament. Third, and more importantly, we will lose only two girls to graduation this spring and will be able to start off next year with sound fundamentals and a team with experience, poise, and con- fidence, the lack of which cost us so many games this season. I am confident that this year was the building year and that next year is the year that Eads will prove to be the power in power volleyball. Coach Blakey dihhh, got it! (John Calkins) And I got my hair fixed today!! Our own Howard Cosell Lonnie Eder Coach Crawford Barry Koch, Milton Watts, and Rob Frazee. Tim Williams getting the tip. Ross and Tim hustling back. Ross Davis scores again! Number 20 is Ross Davis. GO! EADS! GO! Paul with the ball. Stavely bringing the ball up. Milton getting ready to jump ball. This year's basketball season even with it's ups and downs turned out to be suc- cessful season with a record of 15- ; win- ning the High Plains Leaque, the Sub- Dis- trict Championship, and obtaining a berth in the District Tournament at Birlington. The biggest highlight of this past sea- son was our defensive work. We held our opponents to 5 points a game during the regular season while our offense which sputtered much of the season averaged points a game. We had a balanced attack with four play- ers averaging in double figures; Ross Davis Paul Stavely, Tim Williams, and Lonnie Eder Even though Mark Weirich did not average in double figures he did a good job on the boards and defensively. This year's team played very well toget- her and we received good play from our bench of Milt Watts, Rob Frazee, Barry Koch who played very consistently as a Freshmen, Barry Holthus first year as a Junior, and Jack Barnes. With this years season wver the coaching staff has to look at the future and it looks promising even though we will lose Ross Davis our leading scorer, Mark Weirich and Rob Frazee to graduation this spring. However we do have coming back Tim Williams Paul Stavely, Lonnie Eder, Milt Watts, Barry Koch, Jack Barnes,Rick Garrison, Paul Stoker, and others who show promise with some hard work in the summer month. On behalf of the coaching staff we thank you all for your support this past season. Chet Devaughn NO GAMES FGA FGM R. Davis 16 201 98 R. Frazee 12 19 8 M. Weirich 16 90 bZ J. Barnes 9 24 8 L. Eder 16 160 71 B. Holthus 8 3 1 P. Stavely 13 158 6b M. Watts 12 22 7 T. Williams 16 153 72 B. Koch 13 bO 16 R. Garrison 1 6 5 P. Stoker 1 0 0 FG% FTA FTM FT% 49 93 56 60 bZ 6 2 33 b6 79 51 65 33 5 2 40 bb 58 36 62 33 5 0 0 bl 61 37 61 32 18 9 50 b7 85 50 59 bO 15 10 66 83 2 0 0 0 1 1 100 PTS REBOUNDS AVE OFF DEF AVE 15.8 40 58 6.1 1.5 3 12 1.3 8.4 41 87 8.0 2.0 7 11 2.0 11.1 35 83 7.4 .2 1 1 .2 12.7 15 41 4.3 1.9 7 22 2.4 11.9 63 105 10.5 3.2 4 34 2.9 ,10.0 1 5 6.0 1.0 0 0 .0 BLKD TOT AST TO STLS SHOTS PTS 51 45 36 r O 252 7 12 6 1 18 63 38 37 2 135 9 15 4 1 18 30 40 27 5 178 4 19 5 0 2 91 71 54 2 165 6 19 4 1 23 24 47 27 31 190 2 10 11 0 42 1 2 1 2 10 0 2 0 0 1 i t L'tritm Back Row, L. To R. Mike Thomas, Bill Howard, Barry Koch, Allen Watts, Rick Garrison, Middle Row, Coach Crawford, Delton Eikenberg, Stan Diel, Brett Legg, Bottom Row, Van Brown, Barry Holthus, Jack Barnes, Paul Stoker. J.V. Basketball Summary Looking back at the 1977-78 J.V. basketball season, we didn't win as many games as we had hoped. But there was im- provement throughout the season. Turnovers caused us prob- lems this year, but by the end of the season we were cutting them down. Against Lamar the first time they beat usffairly easy. Their press caused alot of turnovers, but the second time we beat them in over time because we handled their press well and held our turnovers down. As I see the future their are only a few positions open for the varsity. There are several J.V. ballplayers of about equal ability to be selected from and as I see it, those sel- ected will probably be the ones who work the hardest in the off-season to improve on their weaknesses. Coach Crawford Left to Right; Lorrie Watts, Cheree Philpy, Monica Richardson, Debbie Watts, Donna James, Raeann Kelley, Betsy Legg, Coach Stinson, Bottom Row; Violet Marble, Konda McKnight, Suzette Barnett, Patty Glover, Rhonda Davis. Top Row L. to R.; Coach Blakey, Debbie Oswald, Dreama Griswould, Shoni McKnight, Patti Frazee, Connie Watts, Middle Row; Terry Herrell, Marci Woods, Lana Jacobs, Lori McKnight, Marlynn Eder, Lori Kelley, Bottom Row; Sandy Mast, Cathy Weirich, Marie Nelson, Cindy Berry, Delene Eikenberg. Now watch, this is how you do it. What is she trying to prove? Do you have something strong for a headache? Is this basketball or volleyball? Back row, left to right: Coach Blakey, Eula Cox, Sabrina Brandfas, Sarah Seibel, Dawna Howard, Julie Oswald, Charla Crow, Tina Hulteen, Serena Dixon, Cheryl Knoblock, Gina Jones, Shelly Mayo, Rhonda Igou, Kelli Marble, Diane Brown, Kassie Diel, Marlene Nelson. C0Q£5£D£r  a)Q41 CX C0 0 0) First Row: Mike Weeks, Bob Taylor, Kevin HebLerd-, Steve Shotton, Jeff Kelley . Second Row: Greg Griswould, Roger Calkins, Scott Patterson, Terri Brown. Third Row: Ken Kelley, Derek Gulley. Coach’s Comments Again this year the Eads Jr. High Boys developed into a very fine basketball team. Our record of 10 wins and 1 loss for leaque play and an overall record of 13 and 3 came only from hard work and the desire to be a winner. In Jr. High sports we try to develope the concept of being a win- ner but only through good sportsmanship can this be done. Learning to be an athlete has direct correlation with academics and this Jr. High program instills in the boys mind both. I would like to say also that much of our sucess developes out of the attitude of leadership which many of our eight graders possess. Finally, every great high school program depends upon our program on the Jr. High level. I can see several potential assets to the high school team emerging from the Jr. High. Coach Lay Shelly, Vicki, Sabrina, and Sarah H m£ IHhi® in IUmf vim Top,left to right;Bill Wilcox,Leonard Smart,Randy Thomas,Richard Monson Coach;James Gilletti.middlesKirk Branom,Brian Patterson,Jack Dixon,Bill Glover,Bill Dawson,bottom:Steve Uhland,Doug Uhland,Lonnie Monson, Dick- Sniff,Dennis Gulley. not pictured;John Calkins. Nine Eads grapplers qualify for State Tournament Dick Sniff 98 lb. Freshman 4 Jack Dixon 126 lb. Junior Doug Uhland 105 lb. Freshman John Calkins 138 lb. Junior I 'ichard IMonson 185 m. Junior Steve Uhland 112 lb. Sophomore Leonard Smart 145 lb. Senior Tim Gilletti Kirk Branom 119 lb. Junior Randy Thomas 167 lb. Senior Coaches Comments: The 1977-78 Wrestling season was successful on many notes. The team won two tournaments and placed second at three others including District. The second place finish at District was the highlight of the season. Eads placed ahead of Springfield which was ranked third in the State, coming into the tournament and was second to one ranked Holly. Nine Eagle wrestlers qualified for State out of our eleven man District team. Dick Sniff won District as a freshman. Smart was third at State, Monson fourth, and Doug Uhland sixth. The wrestlers broke nearly every individual school record. Most State qualifiers, most points at District, most points at State, highest team finish at State most take downs, most reversals, most escapes, and tied most pins. All but Smart and Thomas return for the 1978-79 season from the State qualifiers. A good year, but lots of room for improvement. I have enjoyed work- ing with these young men and I'm proud if their achievements. Best of Luck next year. Coach Jim Gilletti WR53TLIH8 CHSCRLeFIOCRS Theresa Knoblock Debbie Garrison Sandy Knoblock Kathy Garrison m pom Rhonda Griswould Leisha Dunlap The pays off Springfi trol of Cheyenne Wre am sure Jr. High Wrestling 1978 Jr. High boys once again proved to themselves that hard work . Our record was unblemished against the following schools eld, Holly, Stratton and Cheyenne Wells. Also my boys took con- the Eads Jr. High Wrestling Tourney defeating Crowley County, Wells, Stratton. stling is a very up comming sport in our Jr. High Program. I :he High School program will blossom with the boys comming up. Coach Joe Lay On your marks, get set, go! Oh my, just a little ways to golII Eeksi She s going to beat me!!I Keep on going guys, your almost done! Todd Frazee broadjumping Oh, Noli I Shelley Watts Highjumping I m Good! I They're taking my picture. Stan the Man D. North Top Row L. to R. Coach Crawford, Patty Glover, Karen Ebright, Betsy Legg, Debbie Oswald, Donna James, Raeann Kelley, Cindy Dawson, Lori Abrams, Connie Watts, Middle Row; Delene Eikenberg, Angie Pearcey, Marlynn Eder,Lori McKnight, Kathy Weirich, Terry Herrel, Cindy Berry Pam Robertson, Dreama Griswould, Cheree Philpy, Bottom Row; Suzette Barnett, Lori Kelley, Rhonda Davis, Lorrie Watts, Konda McKnight, Shoni McKnight, Teena Monson, Sandy Mast. © f gmelk Linda Oswald Coache's Comments The 1978 girls track season was a success, winning the League and District Championships, and finishing high in the other meets. I feel one of the major goals during a season should be to improve ones time or distance in events as the season progresses and to challenge existing school records, we achieved several of these goals in setting new school records in the open K), 880 medley relay, and the mile relay. Congradulations girls, on a fine season. Coach Crawford Patty G. Angie P. 1978 Baseball Due to wind, rain, and other circumstances. The 1978 baseball season was cut short. We played 11 games compared to the 18 we had scheduled. Although we only won three games and lost eight, I felt we played some good baseball. In the 11 games we had 76 base hits compared to 57 by the opposing teams. Key errors and walks were the decisive factors in our losing record. As the team consisted of only jjuniors, sophomores, and freshmen, the future should be bright. With defensive ly, I look for a league contender next year. Coach Crawford R. Monson LETS GO MEN ? WHAT A RELIEF fe® © € E. BUCK 4ASS AC ISSA Robby Howard Sean Wyatt Joanie Weeks Nikki Hopkins Duff Liebl Pommy Swopes Rebecca Howlett Arrow nope Chris Menges Tammy Kelley Tammy McFarling Oscar Ridgeway Amy Morgan Scott Rehm Scotty Bnglehardt Brack Hester Matthew Oyen Albert Bright Shelly Crawford Jeff Stipe Missy Barlow Niel Koch Christine Pittman Mark Brown Sharon Crow Mike Hines ::rad Taylor 1st AAA Billy Smith Michelle Erickson Mona Cook Heather Stips UT J Tracy Stovall Rodney McDaniel Clint Bean Stacy Uhland Lannette Barlow Jeff Woelk Ms. McGuire Cindy Kelley Stacy Evans Idftd ■  ■ ’.i. . 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Kim Pittman -V____.y Ray Richards Heather Mosher Julia Spencer Mike Kelley Geleslie King Darwin Nelson Eric Zimmerman Lisa LaCost Shelly Hines Kelly Hebberd Paul Wissel Annette White Kendra Oyen Monty Weeks Mrs. Pearl Lori Jones Robin Watts Sonya Spencer Bryan Cook Cody Priddy fAtt TH ARAA Devin Kelley Mrs. I ay Rusty Howiett Hutch Johnson Tom Lulf NO PHOTO AVAILABLF Terry Cox Dick Lull' illy Woelk Brian Dunlap Mark Reiner.t Danny Walker Id Steve Phillips Becky Thomas Diana Pearcey Larry Taylor Ms. Pearson Kelly nyatt Max Owens Kichard Beeson fiflH fiAAAfc Curtis Parker . «51 Tut Sixth Tina Walker S.ionie Mayo Julie McKnight UJ Shelly Watts Miss Blakey Joey Vitacco Dallas Abrams Jeff Johnson Derrick Crow By Richard Monson Vicki Cook Vice-President A Kim Hester President Viola Wissel Secretary-Treasurer Diane Brown Mike Chappel Kassie Diel Mike Dixon Mr. Bean Sponsor Ronda Igou Jeff.Kelley Mark Kelley Kelli Marble Shelly Mayo Marlene Nelson Scott Rearcey Charla Crow Sarah Seibel Eula Cox Dawna Howard Cheryl Knoblock Serena Dixon ftTA Gina Jones Julie Oswald Tina Hulteen Cdndy Hickman t Roger Calkins Kevin Hebberd David Marble 4 Mike Weeks fi RAA£ Tony Vitacco Bob Taylor Halloween Costumes Jim Vitacco Neil Richardson, Charles Collins. Bus Drivers (picture not available) Jim Flick, Bob Dolores Laird, Jim Pearl, Kay Brown, Ralph Lancaster, Larry Bev Rehm, Bud Wiser, Larry Gifford. seventy-eight SUPPORTING STRPP Jane Rittgers, Dolores Rector, Mary Peck, Alice Glover, Dorothy Collins. Jerry Phingston, Marie Hamby. Mark Weirich Dave N.; Robert Donna J.; Dill D.; Stanley D.; Rhonda D.; Karen E.; Dawn G.; Robert D... MIMI WM'M 1j9j7 7 7 8j Left to Right: Dora Lu Gulley, Tyrone Mitchell, Gilbert Brown, L. D. Nelson, Virgil Lessenden, and Darrell Koch: not pictured Jesse James Jr. Mr. DeVaughn Miss Ross Mrs. Jones Mr. Crawford Miss Proctor Mr. Laughridge ftASWfcll Heath Spady Polly Howe Jeff Engelhardt Shane Lessenderi David Bright Ward Mitchell Laretta Bright Carrie Mitchell Ham Mortic Leroy Kecky ttftSWLLL Melynda Mitchell Glenda Lessenden Loretta Bright Delisa Eikenberg Linda Watson Tom Cameron Deana Griswuld Larry Giffora STUCfl Talent Show First Place Grades 5 6 Dudes Dames 2nd Robert D., Stan D., Dave N., Dawn G., Mike T. 3rd Dawn, Shelley, Linda Cindy T., Teresa P. Becky T. BCW5 ruo G1BL5 f'CLUBS First Row: John Calkins, Steve Uhland, Lonnie Eder, Tim Williams, Milton Watts , Barry Holthus. Second Row: Bill Wilcox, Stan Diel, Brad Buck, Bret Legg, Barry Koch, Doug Uhland, Dick Sniff. Third Row: Perry Dunlap, Jack Barnes, Kirk Branom, JacK Dixon, Paul Stavely, Fourth Row: Bill Dawson, Rob Frazee, Scott Bowen, Randy Thomas, Top Row: Chet DeVaughn, Monte Richardson, Mark V eirich, Ross Davis. First Row: Theresa Knoblock, Suzette Barnett, Shoni McKnight, Natalie Watts, Cindy Dawson, Karen Ebright. Second Row: Reann Kelley,Cheree Philipy, Patty Glover, Teena Monson, Monica Richardson, Betsy Legg, Connie Watts. Third Row: Rhonda Davis, Lorrie Lynn Watts, Kandae Brown, Debbie Watts, Donna James, Gail Crawford. Lois LeGrand, Karen Ebright, Deborah Oswald, Sitting: Patti Frazee, Cheree Philipy, Donna James. eneLe 5TRPP Jim Pearl, Karen Ebright, Lois LeGrand, Kandae Brown, Rhonda Davis, Deb Watts, Laura Linsacum. flHHUflL PHOTO Mark Weirich, Brett Grahm, Ross Davis, Lynn Meeks, Richard Monson, Kirk Branom, Paul Stavely, Nat Watts. Sponsor Mr. Diel, Gina Amerine, Patty Glover 5TUC0 Top Row Left to Right. Raeann Kelley, Barry Koch. Middle Row Left to Right. Lorrie Lynn Watts, Connie Watts, Laura Linsacum Lois LeGrand, Konda McKnight, Rob Frazee, (Sponsor) Mr. Laughridge, Officers-Cheree Philipy-Sec.-Treasurer, Cathy Weirich-Reporter, Stanley Diel-Vice-Presidnet, Bill Dawson-President. Not pictured Justin Ellicott. E4D5 PEP CLUB Top Row: Shoni McKnight, Patty Glover, Violet Marble, Pam Delong, Kendra Nelson. Second Row: Laura Linsacum, Karen Ebright, Terry Herrel, Linda Oswald, Pam Robertson, Nancy Ross. Third Row: Johnnie Brown, Dreama Griswould, Cindy Dawson, Lori Abrams, Cheree Philipy, Angie Pearcy. Fourth Row: Cindy Berry, Cathy Weirich, Deb Oswald, Patti Frazee, Theresa Phillips, Sonya Cook, Vivki Lyons. Fifth Row: Doris Lessenden, Lori Kelley, Lana Jacobs, Marlynn Eder, Lori McKnight, Marci Woods, Marie Nelson, Delene Eikenberg. Sixth Row: Raeann Kelley, Christie Kelley, Betsy Legg, Connie Watts, Peggy Brown, Ginger Diel, Sally Wiel. Seventh Row: Sandy Knoblock, Kathy Garrison, Mary Hulteen, Dawn Gulley, Shelly Shotton, Debbie Garrison, Theresa Knoblock, Eigth Row: Leisha Dunlap, Rhonda Griswould. Cindy Berry Ginger Diel V ice-President Secretary-Tresurer Leisha Dunlap Carl Blodgett Sally Weil Andrew McCracken Keith Smart Marci Woods Tommy Chappie Marlynn Eder 1 9 Delene Eikenberg Reporter Barry Koch Stuco-Rep. Mr. Pearl Sponsor Van Brown Rick Garrison Lori Kelley Vickie Lyons Doug Uhlanc Lonnie Monson Lorrie Watts Fam Ko’-ertson Shoni McKnight Cheree Piiilpy I UI I R John C . Dawn Gulley. Martha...Theresa Knoblock Stagehand...Pam DeLong Girl...Violet Marble Monster...Donna James Stephanie Mildaur . ..Kandae Brown Gregory...John Calkins Jane... Mary Hulteen Box Office Girl...Kendra Nelson Deb G , Barry H. Stan D • Barry H John C, Stan D, Bob D, Mary H, Jack B. Jessica Olive...Dawn Gulley Whitney Olive...Bob Daniel Mildred Z. Maxwell...Deb Garrison Brad Benedict...Jack Barnes Rodney Duckton...Barry Holthus Jason Summers...Stan Diel George... Tim Williams Man...Patty Glover Dawn G. Stan D u s ] Rhonda Davis Debbie Watts Pam DeLong Oristie helley Theresa Knobiock heliey bhotton Tina 1 redenck r. n u i T H Dawn GulleyLinda OswaldDonna JamesPatty Glover Sheila Mayo Suzette Barnett Kandae Brown Johnnie Brown Linda Delaney mim n: 4 Mary hulteen Kendra kelson Peggy Brownl 11' p ! Violet Marble Michelle Beeson Robert Daniel John Calkins Stanley Diei Lynn Meeks Bret Granm Charles Mast Miss Proctor Mr. Fooshee Mr. Laughridge Julie Sniff NHS 4; Chorus 2; Annual Staff 3; STUCO Rep. 2; Vice Pres. 3; Powder Puff 2, 3 +; Class Play 3,4; Home Ec. Award 1; Library 1,2,3. Natalie Watts Pep Club 1,2; E-Club 1,2,3, 4 Reporter 3; FBLA 2,3, +, Vice- Pres. Annual Staff 3, +', Sec. Homecoming Attendent 1; STUCO 2,3; Basketball 1,2; Powder Puff 1,2,3, +; Home Ec. Award 1; Volley Ball 3; Pon Girl 1,2; State Track 1,2. Scott Bowen E-Club 3,4; Chorus 3; Band 1,2, 3; Varisity Captain +; Homecom- ing Escort +; Football 2,3,4; Wrestling 1; Powder Puff Cheer- leader 2,3, +; Class Play 3,4; FCA 1,2,3,4; Honor Institute 3; Boys State ? . Bill Dawson E-Club 1,2,3,Homecoming At- tendent 2; STUCO 3, +, Pres. +; Football 1,2,3, +; Wrestling 1, 2.3, +; Powder Puff Cheerleader 1.2.3, +; Class Play 3,4; FCA 1 ,2,3, +; Boys State3;Honors In- stitute 3« Konda McKnight Pep Club 1,2; E-Club 2,3, +; Pres. t; FBLA 2; Chorus 1; STUCO 3, +? Basketball 1,2,3, +; Powder Puff 1,2,3, +; Vol- ley Ball 3; Pom Pon Girl 2; Track 1,2,3, +; Leonard Smart E-Club 2,3, +; Annual Staff 3; Homecoming Escort +; Football +; Wrestling 1,2,3, +. riob Frazee E-Club 3, +; Band 1,2; Home- coming Escort 2; STUCO Rep. if; Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3, +; Baseball 2; Class Officer 3, + •Jackie Weirich Pep Club 1,2; E-Club 2; FBLA 1; Chorus 1,2; Band 1,2; An- nual Staff 3; Cheerleader 2; Homecoming Attendent 2; Off. Sec. 2; Basketball 1,2; Pow- der Puf f 1,2. Sandy Knoblock Pep Club 1,2,3,  Drummer 1, Cheerleader 4; E-Club 3, 5 FBLA 2,3, Chorus 4; Band 1, 2,3,4; Paper Staff 3; Bask- etball 1,2; Powder Puff 1,2, 3,4; Library 3; Volley Ball 3; Track 1,2,3; State Track Team 2. Bill Glover Band 1,2; Football 2,3; Baseball 3, Wrestling 1,2,3 Mandy Weirich Pep Club 1,2,3, Cheerleader 2; Chorus 2, Band 1; E-Club 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1 2; Powder Puff 1,2,3; STUCO 1,2,3; Library 1; Class Of- ficer 1. Sonya Cook Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,3, 4; Vice Pres. 3; Band 1,2,3, 4; Annual Staff 2,3; Wrestl- ing Cheerleader 3; Basket - ball 1; Powder Puff 1,2,4, Outstanding Artist 2,3; Honor able Mention Band 2; Pep Club Manager 4; FCA 2,3,4;Pep Club Drummer 2. Lisa Penn Batterton Powder Puff 3 4; Volley Ball 3 Dana Brown Pep Club 1,3; Chorus 1,4; Band 2; Queen candidate 4; Off. Sec. 3; Powder Puff Escort 4; Class Play 3; Track 3; FCA 2. Ross Davis E-Club 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Dumb ? ! 0 % 1, 2, 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Class Pres. 1; STUCO 1. Monte Richardson E-Club 3,4; Annual Staff 3; Varisity Captain 3,4; Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2, 3; Basketball manager 3,4. r Raeann Kelley Pep Club 1,2,3,Treas. 3 ' Pres. 4; NHS Sec-Treas. 3, Pres. 3; Homecoming Atten- dent Queen 4; STUCO 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4 ; Track 1,2,3,4; Powder Puff 1,2,3,Volley Ball 3,4 , Off. Sec. 4; Library 4; FCA 2,3,4; Gina Amerine Pep Club 1,2; Chorus 2; An- nual Staff 3, 4, Editor 4; Off. Sec. 3; Powder Puff 1, 2,3,4;Library 1; Class Fav- orite 1. Mark Weirich E-Club 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Varisity Captain 3,4; Homecoming Escort 1,4; Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4, Powder Puff Coachl,2,3; Library 4. Karen Ebright Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Sec-Treas. 2; STUCO Rep. 4; NHS 3,4; Re- porter 3 E-Club 3,4, Sec- Treas. 3, FBLA 2,3,4; Vice- Pres. 3, Sec-Treas. 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pres. 3; Paper Staff 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3 3,4; Homecoming Attendent 4; STUCO 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Office Sec. 4; Powder Puff 1 2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Volley ball 3,4 ; FCA 2,3,4, Treas.3 Justin Phillips Lois LeGrand Pep Club 1,2,3; FBLA Pres. 4; Paper Staff 4; Cheerleader 2; Varisity Captain 3; Basket- ball 1,2,3; Powder Puff 1,2, 3,4; Honors Awards: Basket- ball All Conference, Typing I II 2,3; Science 3; Short- hand I 3; Volley Ball 3 Justin Ellicott Chorus 2; Band 3,4, Pres. 4; Annual Staff 3; STUCO 4; Basketball 1,2; Powder Puff Cheerleader 1,2,3; Class Play 3; Outstanding Artist 1,2; FCA 3,4; Class Favorite Randy Thomas E-Club 3, 4; Annual Staff 3 Varisity Captain 4; Football 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Off. Sec. 4; Powder Puff Cheerleader 2,4; Class Play 3,4; FCA 2,3,4. Kathy Garrison Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4, STUCO Rep. 3 Pres. 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 2; Cheerleader 4; STUCO 3, 4; Powder Puff 1; Home Ec. Award 3; FCA 2,3; Pom Pon Girl 3. Laura Linsacum Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Vice Pres. 4; NHS Reporter 4; Paper Staff 4; STUCO'4; Basketball 1,2; Powder Puff 1,2,3 4, Track 1,2; Class Play 3,4; Library 3; FCA 3, 4; Girls State 3; Home Ec. Student of the Year 3; Class Report- er 4. 1 m a star!! me Senior Class Play 'hat do you want to talk about? Who s that over there 90090 D 0 n n 1 e K. and I o a a D. afe emor g . rom Ross D. and Laura L, The Y IMNAAAAAATAN AAAAttATAAN The Class of 1990 Rev. Sammons Marching to the beginning. 8Vn Julie Oswald Kevin Hebberd .The Class of 82. Ka auatU iViCjtv SoVwO Ok Co Class of 1978 COLOR TV AKOTA RADIO 6 TV Llutuj r barber!  SHOP 5 10 6 TV E TV 9! _1 Petroleum Fertilizer Eads Eads Haswell Eads Consumers Supply Co., Inc. 438-5534 438-2201 436-252]. D R Locker Service Pattie- Marvin Richardson 1+38-5802 Eads, Colo Eads Recreation Parlor Owner, Gale Garner Eads, Colo. 1+38-5594 Allen Wat Steam Clean Farm Machinery , . In the field or at home Ph 08-5673 Eads, CO ch'ps Lamar, CO CANDY ■ PEANUTS PASTRIES EAT-A-SNAX Congratulations to the 1978 Seniors of EHS! Haswell Garage Gas-Oil-General Repairs Kaswell Garage Gas-Oil-General Repairs Co oroc a nterstate Gas Company STAP ROUTE EADS. COLORADO 81036 Reinert Agency Colo. Farm Bureau Insurance Western Farm Bureau Life Tns. A Full Line of Insuramce Phone it38-5 71 Home 58-5559 1 Congratulations to the Graduating Seniors of Eads High School. Good Luck in The Future! We would like to thank the Patrons who bought advertisements in the 77-78 yearbook. The Annual Staff Haswell Propane Service Frankie, Rosemary Sons 36-2581