Eads High School - Eagle Yearbook (Eads, CO)

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AL'S GALS Top row: Rhonda Griswould, Lori Kelley, Leisha Dunlap, Cathy Weirich, Marci Woods, Marie Nelson, Angie Pearcey, Sally Weil, Delene Eikenberg, Vicki Miller. Middle row: Coach A1 Cozzetto, Lori McKnight, Shelly Watts, Julie McKnight, Marlynn Eder, Vickie Lyon, Cindy Berry. Bottom row: Michelle Krei, Dana Legg, Tina Walker, Kristin Kelley. Wait a minute Julie, it's this wayi Ready and Waiting. JOE'S JOCKETTES Top row: Cheryl Knoblock, Charla Crow, Julie Oswald, Delisa Eikenberg, Darla Richardson, Sarah Seibel, Sebrina Brandfas, Dawna Howard. Middle row: Serena Dixon, Tina Hulteen, Jean Seibel, Gina Jones, Tammy Stowell, Vicki Cook. Bottom row: Melynda Mitchell, Diane Brown, Ronda Igou, Marlene Nelson, Jackie Lubbers, Kelli Marble. 29

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IPmirif Mr. Stinson's better half. Powder Puff Royalty: Lori Kelley, Barry Koch, Cathy Weirich, Dennis Gulley, Angie Pearcey, King Doug Uhland, Julie Oswald, Steve Shotton, Melynda Mitchell Scott Pearcey, Kristy Hines, Todd Frazee. The glory is soon over. The 1980 powder puff game was played by Al's Gals, which were the Seniors and Freshman, and Joe's Jockettes, which were the Juniors and Sophomores. Although they ended in a 0-0 tie, there were many times when a touchdown was evident but penalties always got in the way. The cheerleaders for Al's Gals were as follows: Doug Uhland, Dick Sniff, Todd Frazee, and Tommy Marble. The cheerleaders for Joe's Jockettes were as follows: Steve Shotton, Mark Delley, Scott Pearcey, and Scott Patterson. Doug Uhland was crowned powder puff king, his escort was the homecoming queen, Angie Pearcey. We had two very humorous announcers, Mr. Chet DeVaughn and Mr. Larry Gifford. Al's Gals showing spirit. 28

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mm§ a iftgTjmiLi Row 1; K. Marble, Mgr. S.Bradfast, A. Pearcey. Row 2; D. Eikenberg, D. Richardson, S. Watts J. Oswald, K. Hines, Coach B. Woelk. Row 3; M. Eder, C. Weirich, D. Eikenberg, C. Crow, L. Kelley. The Girls Basketball team had a very successful season, closing with an 18-3 record. We have strived for team work and dedication from all our players during the year, thus a winning attitude. Two of our lossess came at the State Level where the competition is at its best. I am proud of the accomplishment made during the season. We placed two girls on the All State Team, Senior Cathy Weirich, and Junior Delisa Eikenberg. This is the second year for Delisa. The team will miss the graduating seniors, but we have a good nucleus of underclass members coming up with experience and a good understanding of the game. A thank you to all who have part- icipated in the program and the contribution you have made. I would like to thank the parents and fans for their support during the season, at the Lamar Community Building and the State Tournament in Denver. It has been a very rewarding experience for me to see the interest in the girls basketball program. The competition is becoming keen and the more enthus- iasm the better the players become. Thank you for a wonderful year. William N. Woelk