Eads High School - Eagle Yearbook (Eads, CO)

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At half-time the King candidates came out on the field in cars and were helped down by their escorts. Candidates and escorts were Lonnie Eder and Rhonda Davis,Milton Watts and Christie Kelley, Jack Barnes and Suzette Barnett, Steve Uhland and Connie Watts, Doug Uhland and Marlynn Eder, Terry Brown and Sebrina Brandfas. Jack Barnes was crowned the 1978-79 Powder Puff King. In the first, second, and third quarter there was not any scoring for either team, but in the fourth is when the game broke lose. Kendra Nelson scored in the fourth quarter with the help of her teammates. Darla Richardson intercepted a pass which gave the ball back to Beaty's Beauties and abled them to finish out the game. The final score was 6-0. Tougher them I thought I Sponsored by Kiowa Drug

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MW o foi c u r c- 3 TO reiiL 11 u In r F il J V- liulnl 3 Un Family Fued The 1978 Powder Puff game took place on Friday, November 4th at 2:00 p.m. It was the Seniors and Freshmen girls (Beaty's Beauties), against the Junior and Sophomore girls (Miller Lites). All week long the girls practiced hard to get prepared for the big game. On Monday each team met in sep- erate rooms to decide on their names, captains, color of football jerseys and cheerleaders. Nothing else went on during the school week except Powder Puff practice. Jack Barnes and Brian Patterson Just like the Pros. Kick off. The captains for Beaty's Beau- ties were Johnnie Brown and Delisa Eikenberg. Captains for Miller Lites were Lorrie Lynn Watts and Marlynn Eder. Cheerleaders for B's B's were Tony Vitacco, Kevin Hebberd, Steve Shotton, Derek Gulley and Robert Daniel. The Miller Lites' cheerleaders were Rick Garrison, Dennis Gulley, Lonnie Monsoh, Andy McCracken and Brian Patterson. Sponsored by Kiowa County Press 18

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