Bluestem High School - Lions Tales Yearbook (Leon, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1973 volume:

1972-73 - a year of memories and excitementf All the students of Leon High School lej? the old school this year, some to the new school, Bluestem, and some to encounter llif-8,5 responsibilities. For many, the thought of leaving the old high school and going to other persuits was an exciting experience. But still, for most of the seniors and underclassmen, 1973 will be one year to remember. The memories of Leon High will never die even though the sur- roundings and names are new. 1972-73 - a school year to remember! 7 LIONS TALES 1 973 LEON HIGH S CH 00L Table of Contents Calendar of Events 3 Athletics 22 Activities 34 Administration and Faculty 62 Freshmen 68 Sophornores 70 faniors 72 Seniors 74 Senior Records 78 School Activities Began in August 6 7 8 9101112 13141516171819 20 2122 23 24 25 26 2728293031 AUGUST S M T W 1' F S 1 2 3 4 5 August was a month for beginning school, begin ning football practice., feeling the heat of excite- ment in a new year, and the cool of the pop mach- ine at the noon break. .. XQWA-ii! . wb Q XTX X 'X .yn Nu. Ng. x X 35 x X X' , i:f,f:f.f.gfi 'g i1U .f. x ' Q ' 1 :itm y fi? , K 71. H11 ' W gh .xr 'x 4 kr r ff X . r if' ,4 ,. Ny., fy ,,,,,YV j f .,.....l e'wf,g?. A A .I 1:25 r 'ri XIZTEIITIIIHDH September Sparked Activity Ground breaking marked the beginning of the building of the new school and September activities. Football games, cross country, and girls' volley- ball games began. Class organizations planned projects such as senior maga- zine sales for the year. Spirit Week, the last week of September, concluded with the Homecoming game and coronation. 4 1 W Compliments of BUTLER RURAL ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE ASS'N El Dorado, Kansas Compliments of MURRAY INSURANCE INC E1 Dorado, Kansas Autumn, Bustled in Autumn bustled in with the sense of excitement as the students hustled to the football games with the fever of victory. October was also filled with volley ball toumaments, cross-country meets, and picture taking. Compliments of MORGAN DRUG 9 2 - - Augusta, Kansas IDI Ill ll UI I 'NV as ? ' 'N fd . jd s 1 ' 0 'af + F ' - ' ' '1vf.,.J ' . A ' -, - - .' H'- If '- f, 1., , ' . ', .. fl ,L 5 f ,gn ,.f -, Y f-- .n Jar ' .- - :hy-rQ3,,N, I- , eff -.Xi ,.,,1x,,,-..f-f?5Vg3- I .ki Y I j .-.., W-A -L .- , -1 .- , L- - .:, , . . . . A 4 . V ., . 4 ., 1 - - -4-4 .. - fin., A .J if . R D ' '1To-Q., Compliments of ALAN'S AUTO SERVICE ' KV' . .fu ., . J j 4 , i N, , '+1'J ,,,, ' 41 5 '57 fL,,,:., 3 v B Augusta, Kansas Compliments of P AND D SALES, INC Augusta, Kansas r!x.x. 5? 4 - , x Civ Y:- QUYlNlH!HI Students Kept on Trucking in Novem- ber November was the month of Thanksgiving and grade cards when the first nine weeks ended. Football season and indoor practice began as days grew colder. The dress code committee worked on the handbook to change the dress code. New school construction was slowed with wintry weather, but November ended with a short vacation to brighten students' spirits. Compliments of L, A, KNEBLER CONSTRUCTION CO, INC Augusta, Kansas 64.4 Wa fs . ,L 2 5-F' R X' 'fr .. f? 1. -f WG' av I X 3Z',,Q'.'f4W?vx' if- M ,iq ,lfaya if -'I '1l4,'- -2 Q, Wifi 'Flys 'l'q,,f ,5hrf1, , W K ,. fiuunemwmwse-f ' Q -5 U 1 0 vpl . , , ,. L . . . ir. . n . l December Holiday Q Q- . ' + 0 X. .ff 4 IIDDIIPIIIIIDII December was a month of giving. Maybe the teach ers just skipped a test or let the students lead the class discussion, but the holiday spirit was strong and vibrant Sports were important during this month. The Lions lifted their records to the top in both wrestling and bas- ketball. Preparation for toumaments was their direct goal. The long-awaited vacation arrived to finish the 1972 year. Snow Scenes Semesterfs End in January January was the month of suspense and thrills. vt Q ' - '- Q s - Q17 H The school was buzzing with enthusiasm as the an- . .0 . A nual homecoming came around and preparation for '- ' . , ,.... basketball homecoming began. Midnight cramming - - ' and sleepy-eyed momings helped pass alot of semester I 1 exams which both the students and the teachers could have done without. 6 N Sig , xml rn .- 4,-jk' 5. K 721 - i kr? AXE f'k .gx g .J,-,.g.f A x , I fi' 4? 43 'f'X.1Si'S-i'- SSI' - Irv 'W 'k .,.5 R, 5 -, --fk --U , , 5 xv Q ' I -my ' . .VJ ' - h ,diff ,. A- , I M-. ,, -f ' 2. - ' , 1-'h Y1?ga441'-Z!,f fl I f vx , - -, 5 LQHN- f f J ,-,--9-A-1 ax . I' .A Q, -6-qqqxz '-' Q R .,1 -:X V V 7 sl .' +I'- 41' 1. A 1?-'S 5 .mliurm Sports activities, toumaments, competed with Mr. Weatherman during February as the snow drifted across the campus of LHS. But classes continued as usual as nothing could keep February Days Dnfted by for Lion Fans wi Q s the students from en- joying the pleasures of school life. A change in the dress code became effective. I5 March Brought Rain, 3 XXX 'ge 4' NX NX m X m w. March was a month of weather. Tempera- tures ranged from lower 20's to upper 60's. But most of the month was continuous rain. School builders lost valuable time, ranchers lost cattle, and everyone lost patience, Activities were also varied. Basketball sea- son ended with state toumament, band and mu- sic classes participated in SCKL contests, track season opened for both girls and boys, senior play practice got underway, and the 1972-73 Rain, and More Rain ,Yip xx ai x- 5'-vgv' athletes were given recognition at the A11- Sports Reception and Dance. 1 lil! 3. -X 'ff X f X I WA? ff, L AW 243312-Saw 412.4 Anxiety for Summer Compliments of HANDICRAFT DECO ART Augusta, Kansas truck in April Along with April flowers came studying for business and music contests, decorating for prom and going to far-away track meets. Even though it was an exciting month, some people were dreaming of near-by summer places. 1 S -Hi Compliments of M.F.A. INSURANCE E1 Dorado, Kansas . , 4, I May Was a Maze of Final Activities The finishing of track, rehearsing for grad- uation, leaving for senior trip, and taking it f '55 '55 easy for awhile highlighted spots in May. The pace soon began to get faster as students stud- ax ied for final exams. ATHLETICS In this fresh evening each blade and leaf looks as if it had been dipped in an icy liquid greenness. David Thoreau ll! Craig McElroy Cross Country Road ver H ill, 'ver Dale Craig McElroy set the pace for the Leon cross-country team throughout the 1972 season. He is a two-year letterman in this sport and we have high hopes for him next year. Craig placed in regional competition and from there went to state. He represented Leon quite well. Don Linnell, Joe Pierce, Steve Austin, Clint Carson, Monte Thompson. BEST TIMES Craig McElroy Steve Austin Don Linnell Clint Carson Joe Pierce Monte Thompson 10:26 11:27 11:47 12:28 12:38 13:16 Jim Hull, Coach Compliments of DICK HATFIELD CHEVROLET Augusta, Kansas FRONT ROW: Joe Wonser, Dave Stevenson, Loren Jack, Jerry Gray, Lyle Shaffer, Sam Seward, Ernie Holmes, Dave Winzer, Robert Lowe, Gene Calvin, Robert Bolton. SECOND ROW: Tom Edwards, Royce Lakin, Mark Jones, Chris McClure, Bob Hickerson, Kevin Dawson, Audie Thompson, Junior Calvin, Randy Prewitt, Rick DeLaughder, Richard Reed. THIRD ROW: Monte King, Sid Lakin, Jesse Talkington, Bill Garcia, Vincent McClellan, Roger Scovell, Dale Denner, Neil Boyce, Troy Doyal, Todd Kingsley, Richard Pharr. BACK ROW: Donnie Carbon, Defensive Coach, Mr. Sam Phillippig Head Coach, Mr. Doug Kinleyg Manager, Don Holmes, Assistant Coach, Mr. Martin Littleg Eric Schimdt, Lions Strove for Success Against Tough League Competition, Ranked 3rd Varsity Scores Leon - O Sedan Leon - 16 Argonia Leon - 6 Oxford Leon - 0 Udall Leon - 27 Rose Hill Leon - 33 Burden QCentra1J Leon - 6 Douglass Leon - 12 South Haven Leon - 14 Pretty Prairie Compliments of THE STA TE BANK OF LEON Leon, Kansas 72 - Season of Ups and Downs The 1972-'73 Football season was one of extreme ups and downs with the boys in blue and gold winning five and losing four. Injuries to key players hampered the Lions' hopes of being League Champions. W All-S.CK.L. Awards FIRST TEAM: Joe Wonser, Senior, Offensive End and Defensive Linebacker. Robert Lowe, Senior, Defensive Lineman. Randy Prewitt, Junior, Defen- sive End. SECOND TEAM: Robert Bolton, Senior, Offen- sive Tackle. Gene Calvin, Senior, Offensive Back, Defensive Linebacker. HONORABLE MENTION: Ernie Holmes, Seniorg Junior Calvin, Junior. Leon Leon Leon Leon Leon B Scoreboard 8 Ox ford 18 Rose Hill 46 Udall 42 Douglass - 28 Remington Compliments of HOLMAN INSURANCE AGENCY Leon, Kansas SENIOR LETTERMEN - FRONT ROW: Sam Seward, Joe Wonser, Ernie Holmes, Dave Winzer. SECOND ROW Jerry Gray, Dave Stevenson, Loren Jack, Lyle Shaffer. THIRD ROW: Gene Calvin, Robert Lowe, Robert Bolton, Defensive Coach, Mr. Sam Phillippig Assistant Coach, Mr. Martin Little. TOP: Head Coach, Mr Doug Kinley. A-TEAM - Joe Wonser, Junior Calvin, Sam Seward, Bob Hickerson, Chris McClure, Jerry Gray. Jesse Talking ton, Gene Calvin, Robert Lowe, Craig McElroy, Lyle Wolf, Assistant Coach, Doug Kinley: and Coach Jim Hull Leon Leon Leon Leon Leon Leon Leon Leon Leon Leon Leon Leon Leon Leon Leon Leon Leon Leon Leon Leon Leon Mighty Lions Pressed for Victory A-TEAM SCORES 81 Flinthills 37 Berean Academy 60 Argonia '79 Oxford 72 Douglass 33 Berean Academy 83 Rose Hill 56 Andover 82 Udall 83 Rose Hill '74 Central 72 Douglass 56 Sedgwick 87 South Haven 53 Sedan LEAGUE TOURNAMENT 84 Central 29 Douglass 51 Argonia DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 81 Rose Hill 57 Douglass REGIONAL TOURNAMENT 56 Halstead The Leon Lions compiled a pretty fair rec- ord by capturing second place in the South Central Kansas League. They finished the season with a 5-2 league record and a 13-8 overall record. The boys went into the Regional Tourna- ment with a first place District trophy and high hopes of advancing into the State, but their hopes were deflated when Halstead downed the Lions in the first game. After the season, the SCKL coacnes selected the top ten league performers. Three Leon boys were chosen for these honors. They were Se- niors , Sam Seward and Gene Calvin and Junior, Junior Calvin. B-TEAM - FRONT ROW: Troy Doyal, Lyle Wolf, Craig McElroy. BACK ROW: Dan O'Bryan, Bob Hickerson, Roger Scovell, Chris McClure, Jesse Talkington, Richard Pharr. IR. -VARSITY SI-IOWED 9-6 SEASON FROSI-I DID WELL, lst IN TOURNEY Leon 64 Flinthills 49 Leon 54 Flinthills 28 Leon 48 Berean Academy 51 Leon 40 Oxford 39 Leon 41 Argonia 35 Leon 49 Douglass 45 Leon 63 Ox ord 43 Leon 33 Berean Academy 50 Leon 54 Douglass 42 Leon 50 Udall 36 Leon 45 Berean Academy 50 Leon 33 Andover 56 Leon 63 Rose Hill 27 Leon 52 Rose H111 43 Leon 56 Agdover 58 Leon 44 Central 39 Leon 50 U all 52 4 54 Leon 65 Rose Hill so Leon 3 Sedan Leon 81 Central 51 FRESHMAN TOURNAMENT Iieon Zi goglglefssk 50 Leon 40 Douglass 18 Con 6 QW 58 Leon 27 Uda 1 23 Leon 71 Sout Haven 60 Leon 51 South Haven 34 Leon 43 Sedan 63 FRESHMEN FRONT ROW: Sid Lakin, Mike Burleson, Monte King, Bob Pilcher. BACK ROW: Troy Doyal, Dan O'Bryan, Neil Boyce, Roger Scovell, Richard Pharr, Randy Self. 1 1 1972-73 WRESTLING RECORDS Leon 23 Fredonia 27 Leon 27 Clearwater 24 Leon 58 Maize 3 Leon 20 Augusta 31 Leon 23 Va ley Center 30 Leon 42 Chase County 13 Leon 41 Eureka 18 Leon 32 Douglass 20 '73 SENIORS' CAREER RECORDS Loren Jack, 38-23-Og David Stevenson, 20-10-lg David Winzer, 50-16-2. Matmen Achieved Ultimateg Beat Douglass Throughout the season the wrestlers put forth great effort. These boys entered many tournaments. They received lst at Valley Center, tied for 1st at Clearwater, 3rd at Leon Freshman B Team, tied for 2nd at District, 3rd at Regionalsg and 1 point, made by Randy Prewitt, at State. The i h point man for the year was Loren Jack with 91 152 points. Loren also received the most pins 035. For the most wins, Randy Prewitt gathered 19. 105 lbs 126 lbs 138 lbs 155 lbs 185 lbs: 1 32 lbs Loren Jack - Outstanding Wrestlerg Steve Austin - Most Improved Wrestlerg David Winzer - Team Captain, Mr. Martin Little - Coach. NOT PICTURED: Mr. Sam Phil- lippi - Assistant Coach. NEW PIN RECORDS Steve Austin 1: David Winzer - Loren Jack :37 Todd Kingsley 157 Randy Prewitt -46 Junior Zogleman 1:00 35 36 STATE WRESTLING COMPETITORS - STANDING: Loren Jack, 1385 Randy Prewitt, 185, David Steven- son, 145. KNEELING: Matthew Bacon, 132g Steve Austin, 1055 David Winzer, 126. -N K ., ,,.. ' ,W - -,.,,.,X. -x ,g.. f'NS .. ,qv x 145353 xyx N 3 K .. --'-Q' Q 2 X ,x QTY' 1 fi, KMA 1 T we-Q,. aw ef liwfti ent 1 2 Y- 'L' , ' SSW' X.-, M, xiii - K 'XG' Uri' -5 ,1 1 ffmg MN. 9 wer 'ke -x , 'v-A A Y . Q Y Q 5 T ' '5' 5 4 ' W, i S3 . .. 4K ' X. wb'-' LS t... ' I lik, A I 3 ' , I .. 2 2 . A Mi 'xfiu . . YP' ' 1 Mr.. K Girls Took Regionalsg Went on to State Leon ended their 1972 volleyball season with a 7-4 winning record, With spirit and determination the girls worked their way towards the regional tour- nament. The girls, filled with excitement, put forth a great effort, and with a great deal of enthusiasm won first at the regional toumament. They went on to state, but came home without a win. Even though the girls didn't place at state, they gained new ideas in hopes for an even more successful future. REGULAR SEASON PLAY fLeon's score is always firstj Udall '1-15 9-15 Central 15-12 15-12 Douglass 9-15 15- 7 2-15 Oxford 15-13 15-10 South Haven 4-15 15- 5 15- 8 Rose H111 15- 5 15-13 LEAGUE TOURNAMENT PLAY Rose Hill O-15 13-15 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT PLAY Belle Plaine 15-12 15- 8 Rose Hill 15- 9 15- 5 Douglass 5-15 16-14 15-10 STATE TOURNAMENT PLAY Washington 2-15 9-15 FRONT: Nikke Watkins, Connie Cross, Co-Captains. ICNEELING: Tanya Eastin, Cheryl Woodard, Joyce Bode, Dianna Mead, Rejetta Lowe, Donna Mead, Paula Allen, Julie Mead, Ava Allen, Debbie O'Bryan, Karen Wil- son, Debbie McAllister, Nancy Watkins. BACK ROW: Susan McE1royg Diane Hiedeman, Trainer: Carol Car- penter, Coachg and Pat Lowe. STANDING: Monica Drouillard, Shirley Moomey, Susan McElroy, Dianna Mead, Deandra Daniels, Cheri Lee, Connie Cross, Joyce Bode, Julie Mead, Regetta Lowe, Vicky Basquez, Margaret Wright, Coach Carol Carpenter. SEATED: Mona Boone, Theresa Stevenson, Karen Wilson, Debbie Tyson, Judy Wedman, Oneda Olinger, Linda Loupee. NOT PICTURED: Denise Glidden, Jan Elliott, Karla McCoy, Judy Keplar, Debbie O'Bryan. Girls' Basketball Renewed as HS. Sport The '72-'73 Girls' Basketball team brought about 3 wins and 5 losses for the season. The high point men were Cheri Lee 39, Debbie Tyson 32, Debbie O'Bryan 21, and Deandra Daniels 19. Susan McElroy hit 4 of 6 freeshots for a 66070, There were fourteen Lettermen, They were Debbie Tyson, Jan Elliott, Cheri Lee, Joyce Bode, Theresa Stevenson, Susan McElroy, Deandra Daniels, Mona Boone, Denise Glidden, Karla McCoy, Karen Wilson, Dianna Mead, Judy Wedman, and Judy Keplar, REGULA R SEASON PLAY Leon 18 Central Leon 36 Oxford Leon 18 Douglass Leon 38 Douglass Leon 18 Udall Leon 24 Rose Hill DISTRICT TOURNAMENT PLAY Leon 12 Douglass REGIONAL TOURNAMENT PLAY Leon 27 South Elk FRONT ROW: Manager, Donnie Carbon, Don Linnel, Clint Carson, David Cornish, Richard Pharr, Randy Self Matthew Bacon, Troy Doyal, Manager, Eric Schmidt. BACK ROW: Assistant Coach, Jim Hull Jesse Talking ton, Robert Lowe, Chris McClure, Roger Scovell, Neil Boyce, I-lead Coach, Doug Kinley. NOT SHOWN Sam Seward. BEST TIME - 1973 Mc Elroy Mc Elroy Talkington Lowe Scovell Lowe, Hickerson, Scovell, Talkington St-ward, Talkington, Lowe, Hickerson Carson, Boyce, Scovell, Pharr Kingsley, Carson, Scovell, Pharr Mile 4:50. 1 'IWNO Mile 10:19. O 440 53. 9 High Hurdles 16. 9 Discus 118 ft. Mile Relay Team 3:45.0 880 Relay 1138.2 Freshman Mile Relay 3:54. 6 Freshman 880 1:42. 6 Faster Times Achieved By Boys The 1972-'73 track team was held back by rain and mud, but plunged forth in an effort to make this a successful year in track. New times were set and excitement felt, as many raced to their goals ,-.a.. 'mlb ll BACK ROW: Debbie Tyson, Judy Keplar, Diane Proctor, Karen Wilson, Jan Elliott. SECOND ROW: Julie Mead, Cheryl Woodard, Joyce Bode, Donna DeMoss, Linda Loupee FRONT ROW: Susan McElroy, Donna Mead, Debbie DeMoss, Dianna Mead, Judy Wed- man. NOT SHOWN: Coach Carol Carpenter. GIRLS' TRACK TEAM PROVED SUCCESSFUL This year's girls track team seemed to compete for top trophies and always on the go as they ran for medals. Debbie Tyson was chosen one end of the state to the other as most Outstanding Girl Athlete. Joyce Bode - lst 75 yd. dash lst 100 yd. dash lst 220 yd. dash Reiional Meet - 4th 100 yd. dash Dc bie Tyson - lst 100 yd. hurdles 2nd 50 yd. hurdles 3rd 440 yd. run lst 440 yd. relay Judy Keplar - lst 440 yd. relay 4th 880 yd relay Diane Proctor Jan Elliott Karen Wilson 3rd Long Jump lst 440 yd. relay 4th 880 yd. relay 3rd 880 medley 5th Shot Put 5th 100 yd. hurdles 4th 50 yd. hurdles 3rd 880 yd. medley Compliments of ITCO-LONG'S FARM SUPPLY and ROY'S WESTERN SHOP El Dorado, Kansas INDIVIDUAL LEAGUE AND TRIANGULAR MEET STANDINGS Cheryl Woodard - 3rd 880 yd. Judy Wedman - 3rd 880 yd. Leon Triangular Donna Mead Dianna Mead Donna DeMoss Julie Mead Susan McElroy Linda Loupee Debbie DeMoss medley medley 2nd Discus 3rd Discus 2nd 880 yd. medley 2nd 880 yd. medley 4th Discus 4th Softball 3rd 880 yd. run 4th 880 yd. run 5th High Jump 3rd 50 yd. hurdles ACTIVITIES It is true, I never assisted the sun materially in its risingg but, doubt not, it was of the last importance only to be present at it David Thoreau BAND - FRONT ROW: Vickie Young, Debbie O'Bryan, Julie Peterson, Deandra Daniels, Peggy Hearne, Carey Flattery, Hope Holem, Lyn Doyal, Leslie Henn. SECOND ROW: Marlene Burden, Dorothy Pat- terson, Debbie Delvioss, Judy Meredith, Karen Wilson, Travis Cagle, Jill Gibb, Nikke Watkins, Dale Dcnner, BACK ROW: Margaret Wright, Sharon Cunningham, Randy Preuitt, Mr. Craig Cruitt, Instruc- tor, Monte King, Todd Kingsley, Richard Pharr, LeRoy Wolf. Band Added Gusto to School Year Providing entertainment at ball games and play- ing songs at the Spring musical were two of the band's activities for the 1972-73 school year. Under the direction of Mr. Craig Cruitt, instru- mental ensembles were taken to contest. Clarinet Quintet, composed of Carey Flattery, Julie Peterson, Peggy Hearne, Debbie O'Bryan, and Deandra Daniels, received a I for their contest arrangement. Flute Trio, consisted of Leslie Henn, Lyn Doyal, and Hope Holem. A II rating was given to 'them. Another II was awarded to Jill Gibb in recognition for her trumpet solo. The other band ensemble representing Leon, was the Brass Sextet. LeRoy Wolf, Richard Pharr, Todd Kingsley, Travis Cagle, Monte King, and Jill Gibb are the individuals who made up this group. They achieved a III for their effort at contest. Compliments of MFA INSURANCE COMPANY Augusta, Kansas ,Aw-Nxh'N BRASS SEXTET: LeeRoy Wolf, Richard Pharr, Travis Cagle, Monte King, Jill Gibb. NOT SHOWN: Todd Kingsley. Compliments of Compliments of SOUND ELECTRONICS C. R. CALVERT CO. Augusta, Kansas Augusta, Kansas CLARINET QUINTET: Debbie O'Bryan, Julie Peterson, Deandra Daniels, Peggy Hearne, Carey Flattery. FLUTE TRIO: MAIORETTE: Nikke Watkins. Compliments of STARDUST BARBER SHOP and LEWIS 8L WEST, INC. E1 Dorado, Kansas Hope Holem, Lyn Doyal, Leslie H CHU Four Years of Effort Paid at State Four years ago, Miss Marsha Zink and this year's LEAGUE STATE graduating seniors entered LHS together. Through- Mixed Chorus I I out those years, Miss Zink and the Mixed Chorus had Girls Glee I I been working to achieve the goal of a I rating at both Boys Glee II II the League and State Music Contests. During the Mixed Ensemble I I 1972-'73 school year this goal was achieved. Valettes I I Ever since the first day of music class in August, Boys Ensemble II II the students practiced on songs for the special pro- Freshman Girls II III grams presented at LHS and also for music contests. Doris Britt III The vocal music department put on programs for Peggy Hearne I I Thanksgiving and Christmas, and presented a Spring Steve Watson I musical just before the end of school. Jacob Inkelaar II This year the vocal music department captured Donna Mead I II more honors than ever before. LHS received plaques Debbie McAllister I II for the I ratings of Mixed Chorus and Girls Glee. Sam Seward I II Jerry Gray II II Dale Denner II Rene Lakin III Donnie Carbon III III Debbie Lackey II III Jolene Woodard I III Tindel Jennison II III Lyle Shaffer II III MIXED CHORUS - FRONT ROW: Miss Zink, Instructor: Margaret Wright, Deandra Daniels, Rene Lakin, Vickie Young, Diane Proctor, Peggy Hearne, Jolene Woodard, Kenna King, Ava Allen, Leigh Ann Hodges, Debbie Lackey, Dianna Mead, Lisa Ades, Vicky Basquez, Debbie McAllister, Hope Holem, Sheri Morgan, Jill Gibb. SECOND ROW: Julie Mead, Judy Wedman, Terry Vandeventer, Carey Flattery, Susan Ingalls, Steve Watson, Travis Cagle, Monte Thompson, Brad Hall, Audie Thompson, Sam Seward, David Wilson, Monte King, Sid Lakin, Donnie Carbon, Connie Vandeventer, Debbie Tyson, Paula Allen, Doris Britt. THIRD ROW: Joyce Bode, Donna Mead, Trisha Devine, Karen Morgan, Mary Gray, Connie Allmond, Tinde1Jennison, Tom Graves,' Mark Killough, Roger Seovell, Neil Boyce, Danny Devine, Randy Suits, David Cornish, Nancy Wat- kins, Diane Heideman, Diane Gray. BACK ROW: Jacque Beaumont, Linda Loupee, Cathy Seovell, Rex Reed, Ronnie Ingalls, Matthew Bacon, Junior Zogleman, Rick Delaughder, Chris McClure, Rand Prewitt, Lyle Shaf- fer, Jerry Gray, Dale Denner, Jesse Talkington, Jacob Inkelaar, Doug Basquez, Scott Noeiller, Eric Schmidt. NOT SHOWN: Leslie Henn, Steve Austin, Kevin Dawson, Richard Reed, Tim Breeden, Trisha Perkins, Nikke Watkins, Rhonda Aldrich, Gwen Genrer, Jeanne Squier, Lisa Algrim, Tanya Eastin, Julie Peterson, Sharon Cunningham. GIRLS GLEE - FRONT ROW: Lisa Ades, Peggy Hearne, Rhonda Aldrich, Diane Proctor, Gwen Genter, Jeanne Squier, Tanya Eastin, Debbie Lackey, Leslie Henn, Patricia Devine, Karen Morgan, Hope Holem, Judy Mere- dith, Mary Ellen Henn, Julie Mead, Jill Gibb. SECOND ROW: Carey Flattery, Susan Ingalls, Rene Lakin, Judy Wedman, Mary Gray, Ava Allen, Kenna King, Lisa Algrim, Donna Mead, Sharon Cunningham, Patricia Lowe, Vicky Basquez, Debbie McAllister, Connie Haworth. THIRD ROW: Joyce Bode, Dia.nna Mead, Jacque Beaumont, Cheryl Woodard, Connie Allmond, Doris Britt, Cathy Scovell, Diane Heideman, Nancy Watkins, Nikke Watkins, Oneda Olinger, Julie Peterson, Leigh Ann Hodges, Diane Gray, Trisha fPetersony Perkins, Margaret Wright, BACK ROW: Kathy Shaffer, Frankie Hoover, Terry Vandeventer, Gale Noeller, Cheryl Henderson, Judy Rierson, Dorothy Patterson, Paula Allen, Paula Edwards, Sheri Morgan, Marlene Burden, Debbie O'Bryan, NOT SHOWN: Connie Cross, Connie Beach, Jolene fShaffery Woodard, Deandra Daniels, Shirley Moomey, Tammy Gregory, Debbie Tyson. BOYS GLEE - FRONT ROW: Sid Lakin, Monte King, Ti.rn Breeden, David Wilson, Monte 'I'hompson, Don Car- bon, Travis Cagle, Steve Watson. SECOND ROW: Brad Hall, Scott Noeller, Tom Edwards, Mark Killough, Audie Thompson, Sam Seward, Steve Austin, Matthew Bacon, David Cornish. THIRD ROW: Tindel Jennison, Danny Devine, Kevin Dawson, Richard Reed, Clint Carson, Ronnie Ingalls, Tom Graves, Warren Nuce, Randy Suits, Doug Basquez, BACK ROW: Chris McClure, Randy Prewitt, Lyle Shaffer, Owen Barnes, Jerry Gray, Rex Reed, Dale Donnor, Jacob Inkelaar, Roger Scovell, Neil Boyce, Junior Zogleman. NOT SHOWN: Jesse Talk- ington, Eric Schmidt. Compliments of REX AND MORRIS DRILLING COMPANY, El Dorado, Kansas MIXED ENSEMBLE - FRONT ROW: Debbie McAllister, Jerry Gray, Diane Gray, Donna Mead, Sam Seward, Stcvc Austin. SECOND ROW: Nancy Watkins, Karen Morgan, Vicky Basquez, Rhonda Aldrich, Deandra Daniels, Rene Lakin, Jacob lnkclaar, Richard Reed, Don Carbon. BACK ROW: Stcvc Watson, Travis Cagle, Tindel Jennison. Complinlents of SONIC DRIVE IN E1 Dorado, Kansas VALLETES - FRONT ROW: Debbie Lackey, Dianna Mead, Jeanne Squire, Nikke Watkins, Trisha Perkins, Jolene Woodard, Vicky Basquez. BACK ROW: Diane Proctor, Leigh Ann I-lodges, Rene Lakin, Peggy Hearne, Lisa Ades, Ava Allen, Kenna King, Dcbbic O'Bryan, Debbie McAllister. Madrigals Caroled Musicality Soared ,ffiffrf BOYS' ENSEMBLE - FRONT: Dale Denner, Jerry Gray. BOTTOM TO TOP: Jacob Inkclaar, Roger Scovell, Montc Thompson, Monte King, Tindel Jennison, Steve Austin, Don Carbon, Richard Reed, Audie Thompson. FRESHMAN GIRLS: Sharon Cunningham, Susan Ingalls, Joyce Bode, Carey Flattery, Hope Holem, Sheri Morgan, Cheryl Woodard, Julie Mead, Judy Wedman, Peggy Hearne, Lisa Ades. MQ. SOLOISTS - FRONT: Doris Britt, Donna Mead, Jolcne Woodard, Rcnc Lakin, Dcbbic Mcfxllistcr, Pcggy Iloarnc, Jill Gibb Qrrumpcrj, Dcbbiu Lackey, Str-vo Watson. STANDING: Sam Seward, Jacob Inkelaar, Tin- dul JL-nnison, Dale Dcnncr, Jcrry Gray. NOT SHOWN: Lyle Shaffer. Compliments of BACON INSURANCE INC. EI Dorado, Kansas ACCOINIPANISTS - STANDING: Rhonda Adrich, Nancy Watkins, Nikkc Watkins, Hope Holcm. SEATED: Trisha Perkins, Vicky Basqucz. NIGHT OF DRAMA Joe Pierce, Audie Thompson, Rhonda Aldrich, Mark Jones, Jolene Woodard, Jerry Gray, Joe Wonser, Diane Proctor, Gwen Genter, Jan Elliot, Mrs. Sturges, Steve Austin, Catiy Cunningham, Rex Reed, Cheri Lee, Ava Allen, Karen Doyal, Pat Lowe, Susan Petersen, Jeanne Squier, Julie Boyce, Doris Britt, Donna DeMoss, Mary Henn, Connie Hawroth, Diane Gray, Karen Morgan, Nancy Watkins. DRAMA STUDENTS - BACK ROW: Rhonda Aldrich, Ava Allen, Kathy McCoy, Nancy Watkins, Mrs. Sturges. FRONT ROW: Lisa Algrim, Tanya Eastin, Susan Petersen, Debbie Petersen, Jill Gibb. KNEELING Tindel Jennison. Debbie Petersen Susan Petersen Jill Gibb Ava Allen Nancy Watkins Kathy McCoy Lisa Algrim Rhonda Aldrich Tindel Jennison Nancy Watkins Tanya Eastin Ava Allen Rhonda Aldrich Tx Speak, Act, Compete On March 22, 1973, the Speech Il students, under direc- tion of Mrs. Catherine Sturges, presented to the public a Night of Drama. Jill Gibb, Nancy Watkins, Susan Petersen, Karen Doyal, Karen Morgan, Rhonda Aldrich, presented their contest material. Two plays, The Clocks and The Lottery were presented by the drama students. Informative Informative Oration Prose Interpretation Prose Interpretation Poetry Interpretation Poetry Interpretation Duet Acting Duet Acting Duet Acting Duet Acting Dramatic Interpretation Dramatic Interpretation League District State II II I+ II II II ll II I- Il Il ll I I II II I II II I I1 ll Il ll ll Il ll I I ll If 9 1 i ., STANDING: Loren Jack, Robert Bolton, Mary Gray, Jerry Gray, Nikke Watkins, Sain Seward, Joe Pierce. SIQATIZD: Kathy McCoy, Jill Gibb, Leslie Henn, Vicky Basquez, Connie Beach, Connie Allrnond, Debbie Tyson. PC' ' 97 A Wind Between the Houses Cast of Characters Jason March - Amelia Pritchard- - - - - Connie Allniond Mr. Farrington Lucinda Sparks- - - ---- Mary Gray Stage Manager- - Ilonier ----- - - -Jill Gibb Stage llands - Sheila Winter - - - Kathy McCoy - Morton Winter - - - - Sam Seward Prompters - - Gracie Martin - - - - Nikke Watkins John Martin - - - - - Jerry Gray Lanrert Winter ---- - - Debbie Tyson Stand-In- - - Directed By - Made Good - - Joe Pierce - - - - Loren Jack - -Robert Bolton - - -David Winzer - - David Stevenson - - Vicky Basquez - - -Connie Beach - -Mr. Donald Jones - - - - - - -Leslie llenn - - - ----- Mrs. Catharine Sturges Mary Gray, Jill Gibb, Loren Jack, Kathy McCoy, Jerry Gray, Nikke Watkins, Connie AllIllOllLl, Sant Seward, Debbie Tyson, Joe Pierce. s T I . Z FRONT ROW: Connie Haworth, Debbie Petersen, Tony Allmond, Jesse Talkington, Rick DeLaughder, Randy Prewitt, Junior Calvin, Richard Reed, Steve Austin, Tindel Jennison, Donna Mead, Gwen Genter. BACK ROW: Mary Ellen Henn, Julie Boyce, Dianna Mead, Jan Elliott, Cheri Lee, Jolene Shaffer, Paula Allen, Rhonda Aldrich, Kenna King, Ava Allen, Judy Keplar, Diane Proctor. DIRECTOR: Mrs. Catharine Sturges. UNI ONS IN THE STE W Was Smashing Success Betty MacDonald ........ Don MacDonald, Betty's husband Anne, their oldest daughter , . , Joan, their younger daughter , , Howard, Anne's city boyfriend , Roger, Anne's local boyfriend , Claud, Joan's steady ,,,,.,, Claire Fessenden, a neighbor . . Lesley Amold, a charming visitor Margo, Lesley's niece ,,,,,, Miss Garvey, a welfare worker , BeeGee, a teenage friend ,,,, Salsie, a teenage friend , , CAST OF CHARACTERS , , Ava Allen , Richard Reed Rhonda Aldrich Debbie Petersen Tindel Jennison , Steve Austin , Mark Jones , , , , Donna Mead . . . Jolene Shaffer , , , Gwen Genter , , Dianna Mead , , Kenna King , , , Diane Proctor Kitsie, a teenage friend , , , , , Mary Ellen Henn Director , , , , , , , , , Mrs. Catharine Sturges Props , . . . . Debbie O'Bryan and Donna DeMoss Mrs. Watson's Harry, plumber New-Motor Marvin, plumber, Mr. Curtis, plumber ,,,,, Mrs. Curtis, plumber , , , Lyda, visiting relative , , , Jim, visiting relative , , , Dotty, visiting relative , , Joey, visiting relative ,,,, Phil Murray, visiting friend , Delia Murray, visiting friend Old Buddy, an off-stage voice Announcer, on the radio , , , Grover, a sailor ,,,, Sailor ...... Sailor ..... General Stage Manager , , , Jesse Talkington , Randy Prewitt , Tony Allmond . . Julie Boyce , , , Cheri Lee Rick Delaughder . , , Jan Elliott , Paula Edwards , , Don Holmes Connie Haworth , Kevin Dawson , Ronnie Ingalls . Junior Calvin Audie Thompson Marty Junghann , Ronnie Ingalls Prompters and Props . Judy Keplar and Denise Glidden Compliments of LOSH MOTOR COMPANY, Leon, Kansas Debbie Tyson Honored as FHA. Queen Merry Christmas, Darling, softly emphasized the sentimental mood of senior Debbie Tyson as she was crowned 1972-'73 FHA Queen, December 22, by David Stevenson, her escort. Presentation of a spray of red roses and white carnations, in addi- tion to the crown, highlighted the coronation ceremony at the begin- ning of the dance. The Queen's attendants were juniors Cathy Scovell, vlce-presi- dent of FHAg and Kenna King, pres- ident of the local association. Cathy's escort was Rex Reed and Kenna's was Steve Pringle. They were presented corsages and crowns also. FHA Royalty, members and their dates, sponsors, and parents danced to the music provided by a KLEO disc jockey under a ceiling of mis- tletoe and tinsel. The yuletide dance introduced a festive holiday vacation. QUEEN - Debbie Tyson. ATTEND- ANTS - LEFT: Cathy Scovell, RIGHT: Kenna King. 10, J, Football Princess Reigned in Beauty Amid tears of joy and excite- ment Debbie Petersen, a petite junior clad in a purple velvet ensemble, was crovmed 1972 Football Princess in a ceremony at half time of the Leon-Rose Hill football game, September 29. She was presented a tiara and a spray of gold mums by escort Gene Calvin, Football Co-Captain, First runner-up was Diane Proctor, also a junior. She was escorted by Halfback Sam Se- ward, Ivmior Lyn Doyal, the second attendant, was escorted by Co-Captain Loren Jack. The attendants received bracelet charms as mementos. FOOTBALL ROYALTY: Diane Proctor, Debbie Petersen, Lyn Doyal, Compliments of ELSON L. PETERSEN CLU ii? ,ii-,. Ava Allen Reigned as Baskr Ava Allen, a junior, was crowned Basketball Princess at half- time of the B game between Leon-Central, February 2, to the theme A Song for You. Her escort, Gene Calvin, presented her crown, a spray of red carnations and traditional kiss. Her attendents were Lyn Doyal escorted by Sam Seward and Diane Proctor escorted by I oe Wonser. The attendents received bracelet charms as mementos. 'I'he little helpers were Marshall Hull and Gretchen Loupee. Compliments of KIRBY FUNERAL HOME El Dorado, Kansas ,ft PRINCESS: Peggy Ades, ATTENDANTS: Connie Allmond, Cathy Scovell. Wrestlers Selected Peggy for Princess Peggy Ades, a senior, was crowned 1973 Wrestling Princess to the theme of On Top of the World during the Cottonwood Falls match January 18, David Winzer, captain of the Wrestling Team, presented her with the crown and a bouquet of yellow and white daisies. Her attendants were Connie Allmond, a senior, who was escorted by David Stevenson, and Cathy Scovell, escorted by Loren Jack. The girls were presented corsages of white daisies and charms as a memento of the spe- cial occasion. The three wrestlers were se- niors, Cathy, a junior, Compliments of ANTRHWS LUMBER CO, and DUNSFORD'S Augusta, Kansas V -. lf,J ' 'XX 12, . iw A ,13 kt, . 0 Q QW' f' T tm i ,fx ,Q ,rf -f' N x A Q L: Q Q . I fm O David Winzer, Debbie Petersen, Gene Calvin, Peggy fAdesj Kingsley, Ava Allen, Joe Wonser. Peggy, Gene Elected 72-73 Sports Royalty Peggy QAdesy Kingsley was crown- ed first annual All sports Queen by King Gene Calvin on a night to re- member, March 31, 1973. Peggy, a senior, was wrestling princess. Orig, 1 el Q '02 60 AQ f ll In 1972-'73 she was active as a cheerleader and helped with senior class projects. Her escort, Gene Calvin, was also a senior. He was a member of the football and bas- ketball team and was elected cap- tain of both squads. Peggy's attendants were Ava Allen and Debbie Petersen. Ava was basketball princess. As a jtmior she has worked hard as a cheerlead- er and as a member of FHA, She also participated in vocal music and speech competition. Her es- cort, Joe Wonser, was an active senior football and basketball ath- lete, Debbie Petersen, a junior, reigned as Football princess. She was State Vice-President of Mem- bership for FHA, a cheerleader, and also entered a speech in con- test. David Winzer, her escort, served as senior class vice-president and was also a member of the foot- ball and wrestling teams. He was selected as captain of the wrestling squad, Q, td - 0 0 92, Qs-Q4 Intellectual Scholars, Received Honors I Wll ' UPPERGLASSMEN - TOP TO BOTTOM: Joe Pierce, Rex Reed, David Winzer, Sam Seward, Kathy McCoy, Ava Allen, Trisha Perkins, Jolene Woodard, Gale Cation, Cheri Lee, Mary Henn, Janett Webster, Debbie O'Bryan, Debbie Petersen, Cindy Cun- ningham, Gwen Genter, Kathy Shaffer, Rhonda Aldrich, Debbie Tyson, Diane Proctor, Jill Gibb, Nikke Watkins. Booster QUALITY OIL, INC. Augusta, Kansas CUM LAUDE - FRONT: Trisha Per- kins, Sam Seward. BACK: Kathy Mc- Coy, David Winzer. NOT PICTURED:' Toni Graves. LOWERCLASSMEN FRONT: Richard Pharr, Peggy Hearne, Judy Wedman, Lisa Ades, Tanya Eastin, Bob Pilcher, Monte King, Julie Mead, Linda Loupee, Travis Cagle. BACK: Nancy Watkins, Karen Morgan, Neil Boyce, Don Linnell, Matthew Bacon, Deandra Daniels, Leigh Ann Hodges, Karla McCoy, Julie Peterson, I-Iope Holeni. I SOPHOMORE SERVERS - FRONT ROW: Karen Doyai, Rene Lakin, Deandra Daniels, Susan Pctcrscn. BACK ROW: Matt- hew Bacon, Kylc Dawson, Craig McElroy, and Junior Zogleman t. .r.. Butterflies Are Free Prom-Banquet Theme PROM SERVERS - Lyle Wolf and Della Chasak. C 4 2 5 3 ,W .Az ., ' L X . , ,Q A ' ' 3 - Personality - - Appearance- - - Leadership - - Sportsmanship Scholarship - - - David Winzer, Kathy McCoy, Sam Seward, Debbie Tyson, Gene Calvin. - - David Winzer Personality - - - - - - Sam Seward Appearance- - - - - - Sam Seward Leadership - - - - - - Gene Calvin Sportsmanship - - - - - Sam Seward Scholarship - - - - J'r 1-fy YI:-Qt: hp ' -,f ,3 J. ' . I ,-. M r. L. H. S. Sam Seward Miss L.H.S. Debbie Tyson Compliments of BARB COMPANIES and OTASCO El Dorado, Kansas .A ,W ,, , Dyk si Debbie Tyson Debbie Tyson Kathy McCoy Debbie Tyson Kathy McCoy .,M ' Lettermenps Club FRONT ROW - SENIOR LETTERMEN: Robert Bolton, Dave Stevenson, Seeretaryg Loren Jack, Vice-President, David Winzer, Rex Reed, Sam Seward, Joe Pierce, Robert Lowe, Joe Wonser, Jerry Gray, Ernie Holmes. SECOND ROW: Audie Thompson, Richard Reed, Mark Jones, Royce Lakin, Kevin Dawson, Steve Austin, Bob Hickerson, Chris McClure, Don Holmes, Jesse Talkington, Randy Prewitt. BACK ROW: Coach Jim Hull, Sponsor, Clint Carson, Don Linnell, Matthew Bacon, Junior Zogleman, Don Carbon, Dale Denner, Vincent McClellan, Coach Doug Kinley, Sponsor. NOT SHOWN: Lyle Shaffer, Todd Kingsley, Gene Calvin, President JOURNALISM STAFF - FRONT ROW: Leslie Henn, Vicky Basquez, Connie Beach, Debbie Tyson, Diane Proc- tor, Janet Webster, Newspaper Editor. SECOND ROW: Trisha qPetersonj Perkins, Photographerg Nikke Watkins Connie Allmond, Yearbook Editorg Gwen Genter, Mrs. Kay Highbarger, Advisor. BACK ROW: Audie Thomp- son, Lyle Shaffer, Loren Jack, Jerry Gray. foamalism Class Created Publications Ioumalism class, a new class offered this 1972-73 school year, published week- ly newspaper articles in The Leon News and organized the yearbook, Lions Tales. The class leamed techniques of jouma- lism, essentials of layouts, and different styles of newswritings. Compliments of lst NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY El Dorado, Kansas STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Tindel Jennison, Secretary-Treasurerg Audie Thompson, Vice-Presidentg Sam Seward, Presidentg Mr. Sam Phillippi, Sponsor. Compliments of IOHN'S DONUT SHOP and CROOKS CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY Augusta, Kansas Stuco Reorganization Showed Results In the past Student Council has been organized with C1eSS. and the Presidents from the organizations. Iected representatives from all classes and organiza- During the 1972-'73 SCh001 year. Stuco was active ions. During the 1972-73 school year Stuco Represen- most of the time. They sponsored a Freshman recep- atives were the presidents and secretaries from each Ii0I1 S0Ck-h0P and organized the dress Code Committee. STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS - FRONT ROW: Jean Ann Damell, Debbie O'Bryan, Pat Lowe, Kenna King. BACK ROW: Richard Pharr, Trisha qPeterson5 Perkins, Mona Boone, Nikke Watkins, Sharon Cunningham, Gene Calvin. r '---V i . 57 a. BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS - FRONT: Kath McCoy, Head Cheer- leader. KNEEBLING: Della Chasak, Diane Proctor. STANDING: Debbie Petersen, Ava Allen. b. WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS - TOP: Deandra Daniels, Head Cheer- leader, Vickie Young, Rene Lakin, Peggy Ades, Susan Petersen. c. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS - STANDING: Pe Hearne, Head Cheerleader. IEFEIELHXIG: Cheryl Woodard, Julie Mead. PEP CLUB - FRONT ROW: Mrs. Kay Highbarger, Sponsor, Rene Lakin, Head Cheerleader, B Team Football - Cross Count: , Deandra Daniels, Head Cheer eader, Wrestling, Jean Darnell, Point Keeper, Nikke Watkins, President, Julyie Peterson, Treasurer, Jolene Shaffer, Point Keeper, Carey Flattery, Point Keeper, Mona Boone, Point Keeper, Nancy Watkins, Secretary, Peggy Hearne, Head Cheerleader, Freshman, Kathy McCoy, Head Cheerlea er, A Team Football - Basketball, Miss Carol Carpenter, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Peggy Ades, Sheri Morgan, Julie Boyce, Connie Beach, Mary Gray, Hope Holem, Oneda Olmgg-3 Debbie DeMoss, Joyce Bode, Judly Wedman, Lisa Ades, Rejetta Lowe, Tammy Gregory, Ava Allen. TH ROW: Vickie Young, Connie A lmond, Trisha fPetersonp Perkins, Vicky Basquez, Donna DeMoss, Charlotte Beach, Frankie Hoover, Patricia Devine, Mary Henn, Marlene Burden, Doroth Patterson, Leslie Henn, Jill Gibb, Debbie Petersen. FOURTH ROW: Susan Petersen, Julie Mead, Rhonda Aldrich, Kathdy Shaffer, Connie Cross, Paula Allen, Jan Elliott, Connie Haworth, Karla McCoy, Karen Wilson, Judy Mere ith, L15-in Dcgyal, Debbie O'Bryan, Debbie McAllister, Diane Proctor. FIFTH ROW: Cheryl Woodard, Cathy Scove , Ju y Keplar, Kenna King, Jeanne Squier, Gwen Genter, Pat Lowe, Leigh Ann Hoggjas, Janet Haworth, Tanya Eastin, Karen Morgan, Karen Doy- al, Diane Heideman, Della Chasak. NOT PIC RED: Lisa Algrim, Vice-President. Leon, Pep Club Roared With Spirit The 1972-'73 Pep Club, with sixty-eight members, was busy helping with concessions, attending ballgames and matches, and havincg a lot of fun at the same time. In the summer, Pep lub sold Leon Lion T-shirts and managed three firecracker stands. 'I'he money was used in assisting cheerleaders purchase uniforms. Pep Club also made new uniforms to brighten their spirits. During the summer, a committee, selected three outfits, one to be chosen by a vote by Pep Club mem- bers. Another phase of Pep Club was the spirit-minded cheerleading squad. For the '72-'73 year, a method of selection recommended by student study committee was tried. Ten girls were elected cheerleaders by the students, Each girl who tried out for cheerleader de- signated her choice between basketball and wrestling. The top five were A-team football - Kathy McCoy, Head Chearleader, Debbie Petersen, Diane Proctor, Ava Allen, and Deandra Daniels. These girls attended ICF camp at Lawrence, B-team football-cross country cheerleaders were Rene Lakin, Head Cheerleader, Peggy Ades, Della Cha sak, Vickie Young, and Susan Petersen. After football season, the A and B team squads re- organized as basketball and wrestling squads. Compliments of PRAIRIE INSURANCE INC. and LEHR'S RESTAURANT Augusta, Kansas FRONT ROW: Leigh Ann Hodges, Co-Captaing Patricia Lowe, Tanya Eastin, Karen Morgan, Diane Heideman, Nancy Watkins. SECOND ROW: Janet Haworth, Jeanne Squire, Cathy Scovell, Karen Doyal, Kerma King BACK ROW: Gwen Genter, Co-Captaing Rhonda Aldrich, Drill Team, Captured The Leon Lions Drill Team of 1972-'73, spon- sored by Mr. Craig Cruit, were the center of at- tention at half-times of Leon athletic events. They also appeared in the Augusta United Fund Parade, Douglass Appreciation Day Parade, and Latham 4th of July Parade. Co-Captaing Kathy Shaffer, Judy Keplar. Hay- Time Interest The Drill Team has grown considerably over the previous number. Membership increased from eight to the current 15, As projects, Drill Team members attended summer camp, fumished concessions at some football games and wrestling matches. FRONT ROW: Rhonda Aldrich, Treasurer, Kathy Shaffer, Secretaryg Cathy Scovell, Vice-Presidentg Debbie Pet- erson, Vice-President of State Membershipg Kenna King, President, Gwen Genter, 2nd Vice-President of District Ig Judy Keplar, Historian, Diane Proctor, Song Leader, Carey Flattery, Freshman Representativeg Mrs. Rada Pogo, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Debbie Tyson, Connie Beach, Vicky Basquez, Kathy McCoy, Debbie McAllis- ter, Lyn Doyal, Ava Allen, Jeanne Squire, Denise FHA. Uphezd Motto, In 1972-'73 the Leon FHA organization had a state officer and a district officer in its membership, Debbie Petersen and Gwen Genter. The officers wrote a con- stitution for the local FHA. As projects FHA girls sponsored a program on drug abuse given by the Rock Castle Jayceesg they sold cand- les to raise money, they won second in the district Glidden. THIRD ROW: Tammy Gregory, Lisa Ades, Judy Wedman, Susan Ingalls, Oneda Olinger, Cheryl Woodard, Joyce Bode, Lisa Algrim, Debbie DeMoss. FOURTH ROW: Karen Doyal, Julie Boyce, Donna De- Moss, Hope Holem, Peggy Hearne, Frankie Hoover, Paula Allen, Connie Cross. BACK ROW: Twyla Cowan, Connie Haworth, Julie Peterson, Leigh Ann Hodges, Susan Petersen, Mona Boone, Karla McCoy, Deandra Daniels, Theresa Stevenson, Janet Haworth. To Dare Is to Care Display Contest with a booth illustrating the objectives of FHA. In addition they held a Christmas dance De- cember 22, with the theme Merry Christmas, Darling and an annual soup supper at the last home football game. Forty-seven girls went to District Meeting at Win- field. Compliments of FARM Sz, CITY MARKET AND MAYNARD'S BAIT El Dorado, Kansas l X. ff' v-- QI 'bg' -4 J' A- Xas- ff qu. D we '99 L .N A ,f 'ji yi -'kwz-f, NMS! 1 'R avtrilfw J i '!'-. .A j ff! my, QL, Nfl rikx -fc?1' 1.- 9 fix? wk! X 'bl' X 1 3 f 8556. zfipx YW!! an -.1 91 gfff my W.. Lg N :xxx-Q -,Q yn-wx f--tive, N ,f J A Q .r . f ' ' -.f'LK ':3'Q.1','.- ,. '9' , -P f -'rr .Dx , .NV , M ' 'xqy-r vl- ,, . N A A ,?Q','f1 ,23.-4- -. xx H. L ' ' xsfi ' x -A .M g-1. Q.. ,,.f. , f. x'?9V l T j hr ' W ,v,.s,- 751' Ndwfs 7 S .. ab- X A 2 .1 f x , f X 4, X, ' . . ' X Y x , N :' 1 , , 'Sn ,ga-'!'l '-, h K - NN? wk :QA -f5N' f ' I J v ' A A X ' if ' J! ff Tknv. xjg . 2' 'N Q ' x '--- Q . J, gf. M3 - ,-- ' ' R x ' I 1 ,gnk X xl .H ,g -Qfffw M--fl ix.. J' XL, 'lm' is N N. l . . -' . ,J Xxg 4, Mk' , f' 'a,,,':.-..i,,M f... Vt, ..,,,,,M BOARD OF EDUCATION: Phil Reder, Vice Presidentg Milford Boucher, G. Vernon Henn, Ken- neth King, Presidentg George R. Sphar, Eldon Petersen, Secretaryg Nelson Olinger. Board of Education Sought Improvements Superintendent of Schools Kenneth T. Pharr Lynda Gardner, Clerk of Boardg Sue Caglc Secretary l l Compliments of ARNOLD 85 HARVEY GRAIN 85 SEED CO. Leon, Kansas Administrators, Faculty Paced Education STAFF a. MR. JACK ELLIOTT, principalg b. MRS. DOROTHY FLATTERY, secretary: C. MR. LAFAYETTE HAUGHN, counselor: d. MR. DONALD JONES, scienceg e. MRS DELORES JENNISON, math and scienceg f. MISS CAROL GRIEKSPOOR, mathg g. MRS. RADA FOGO, home economicsg h. MR. EVERETT WATKINS, drafting and drivers' educationg i. MRS. NITA PATTERSON, business: j. MR. DOUG KINLEY, industrial educationg k. MR. CRAIG CRUIT, instru- mental musicg 1. MISS MARSHA ZINK, vocal music. Compliments of JAY'S APCO SERVICE and I 85 B IMPLEMENT, INC, Augusta, Kansas Z i -Qi Compliments of X4 HIZEY SERVICE AND SUPPLY and Z,EINER'S MINI-STOP Augusta, Kansas 3. a. MR. JIM HULL, psychology and bays' phcysical educationg b. MISS C ROL ARPENTER, psychology and physical education: c. MR. S MUEL PHILLIPPI, social scienceg d. MRS. ALICE MONTEMURRO, foreign Ian- gluage and art: e. MR. ED BOGART, 'brary scienceg f. MR. LOREN INGRAM, Englishg MRS. CATHER- INE STURGES, Eng ish and speechg h. MRS. KAY HIGHBARGER, English and advanced composition. Compliments of RANGER RESTAURANT AND MOTEL and AUGUSTA WELDING AND MACHINE SHOP Augusta, Kansas f 7' x , , CLASSES You must not know too much, or be too precise or scientific about birds and trees and flowers and watercraftg . . . Walt Whitman Afrighted Freshman Encounter New World The most important person to listen to is oneself, and our most important task is to develop an ear that can really hear what we are saying. - Syden I. Harris LOWER - FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS SEATED: Sharon Cunningham, Secretary-Treasurer: TOP ROW: Lisa Ades, Joyce Bode, Neil Boyce. BOT TOM ROW: Tim Breeden, Ianell Buckhannon, Mike Burleson. Sheri Morgan, Vice-President, Richard Pharr, President. A STANDING: Miss Marsha Zink, Sponsor, Mr. Craig l Cruit, Sponsor. Compliments of SUNSET RESTAURANT and TRIPLE A BUILDERS SUPPLY El Dorado, Kansas ,,,, n A rs. N .4-I 1 N lj Q.. i fs, fi S 'X ROW: Clint Carson, Travis Cagle, David Cornish, Twyla Cowan, Sharon Cunningham, Dale Denner, Deb- bie DeMoss, Danny Devine. SECOND ROW: Troy Doyal, Carey Flattery, Bill Garcia, Pat Glidden, Tam- my Gregory, Peggy Heame, Hope Holem, Susan In- galls. THIRD ROW: Barbara Inkelaar, Steve Keller, Monte King, Todd Kingsley, Sid Lakin, Linda Loupee, Rejetta Lowe, Vincent McClellan. FOURTH ROW: l 5 T' H-fv 'ANL' Susan McElroy, Julie Mead, Sheri Morgan, Danny O'Bryan, Oneda Oli.nger, Richard Pharr, Jim Pickett, Bob Pilcher. FIFTH ROW: Mike Rogers, Roger Scovell, Randy Self, Rose Ann Talkington, Monte Thompson, Connie Vandeventer, Steve Watson, Judy Wedman, BOTTOM ROW: David Wilson, Cheryl Woodard, Mar- garet Wright. NOT PICTURED: Mike Edwards. Compliments of PRUDENTIAL and BOYD'S SPORT STORE, El Dorado, Kansas ,,,,Y,,, , The roots of education are bitter, but the fruit is sweet - Aristotle SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS - SEATED: Craig McElroy, President, Mona Boone, Vice-President, Kenneth Hunnell, Secretary-Treasurer. STANDING: Sponsors - Mr. Ed Bogart, Mrs. Alice Montemurro. Sophomores Encounter orld of Responsibility J 2 ,, 5 A his---152' , X V N 231, . 1 ' 'iiilesrf' ,, ii iwfffis iw' Q, I , an s I . ., ,...... , TOP ROW: Lisa Algrim, Paula Allen, Matthew Bacon, ROW: Charlotte Beach, Mona Boone, Don Carbon, Randy Baker, Wade Barkus, Doug Basquez. BOTTOM Della Chasak, Deandra Daniels, Kyle Dawson. Compliments of BA LL LUNCH and DAIRY QUEEN AND BURGERTERIA, El Dorado, Kansas W - ' dfwk, ., 3. A 7 N1 ' is if , ,K 'J' 8 ,, K. ,....,, E ,L fx f x Diane Heideman. SECOND ROW: Bob Heitzen- ny Ohl, Susan Petersen, Julie Peterson, Gilda Rogers, Kathy Henderson, Leigh Ann Hodges, Frankie Eric Schmidt, Patricia Self. BOTTOM ROW: Roberta er, Kenneth Hunnell, Richard Jones, David Kill- Spivey, Theresa Stevenson, Randy Suits, Nancy Wat- ough, Rene Lakin. THIRD ROW: Don Linnell, Frank kins, James Webster, Karen Wilson, Lyle Wolf, Junior Maness, Debbie McAllister, Ken McClure, Karla Mc- Zogleman. Compliments of PRAIRIE HOUSE RESTAURANT AND M 8: M DRILLING , Leon, Kansas ROW: Patricia Devine, Karen Doyal, Tanya Eas- Coy, Craig McElroy, Judy Meredith, Shirley Moomey, Mike Finley, Gary Gillum, Brad Hall, Janet Ha- FOURTH ROW: Steven Moomey, Karen Morgan, Dan- Juniors Found Year Excitingg Activities, Concessions, Prorn 'E' O y . : E W Q - O'-ke:-6' 39 QS W is gn . X- V A ' I -I A l Q i F 'H , X ,. ' L x , f x ' sf W My 1, 1 B 6 . A .I X N 5 '- f JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS - TOP: Mrs. Delores Jenni- qfi-' - X 1 3- , X rf X. X Q f X tl son, Sponsor, Mr. Everett Watkins, Sponsorg Pat Lowe, , V -W' S ' ' O O' Secretary, Steve Austin, Vice-Presidentg Debbie - ' B - ' , Q Y ., O'Bryan, President. W WWW H X ' Rx , . A . an 3' -5' ..- I , ' ., , sf , B, N.-' ,, - B J ' .-, Q. i , , , w. 4 L U - ' 5 f K . , E . 2. .f' D- 'W iii 1 .,- V .narvi TOP ROW: Rhonda Aldrich, Ava Allen, Tony Allmond. Frank Chambers. BOTTOM ROW: Cathy Cunningham, SECOND ROW: Steve Austin, Brad Bannon, David Bar- Kevin Dawson. Rick DeLaughder. Donna DSMOSS. Lyn kus. THIRD ROW: Julie Boyce, Doris Britt, Marcella Doyal. Monica Drouillard. Paula Edwards. Bruha. FOURTH ROW: Marlene Burden, Junior Calvin, Compliments of The little I know, I owe to my ignor- PRAIRIE STATE BANK ance - Sacha Guiltry Augusta, Kansas NW ... I N if m.,'-'rf .-' -. . 2iau'fs1ff5s?3?f5kff,1 . A of' L is . In , J 5 Pl . is . 3 2. 1 , 1 s A - ix sf, Xe if ' 4, K , - x ..- . Q Q V f-'Q . gf U 1 V . . l I TOP ROW: Tom Edwards, Jan Elliott, Gwen Genter, Denise Glidden, Diane Gray, Connie Haworth, Mary Ellen Henn. SECOND ROW: Bob Hickerson, Don Holmes, Melody Holmes, Ronnie Ingalls, Tindel Jenni- son, Mark Jones, Marty Junghann. THIRD ROW: Judy Keplar, Mark Killough, Kenna King, Royce Lakin, Cheri Lee, Pat Lowe, Chris McClure. FOURTH ROW: John , f .5 ' . an sw ,f 4 ' J. Q sr ,,. a Q, .3 x ' B .A ' .. , , ,,.- .. . 4 4 U LA ' 'B W -C., . J 1' 3 X 1. QL- , Vx 14, 1:-z., ,4-fo, .. -'-Q 1- n ' I , 1.99-Q' W-:-if, x , . F ' . A Nr- -- '.4' L . . I J' Ls::!NTa::i7f J. McQueen, Dianna Mead, Donna Mead, Scott Noeller, Debbie O'Bryan, Debbie Petersen, Dorothy Patterson. FIFTH ROW: Randy Prewitt, Diane Proctor, Richard Reed, Judy Rierson, Jeff Rogers, Cathy Scovell, Sally Self. BOTTOM ROW: Jolene Shaffer, Kathy Shaffer, Jeanne Squier, Jesse Talkington, Audie Thompson, LeeRoy Wolf, Joe Wright. QNot Pictured: Shirley Baileyy CONNIE MARIE ALLMOND DAVID KEITH ASHTON OWEN WILBUR BARNES VICKY IO ANN BASQUEZ CONNIE FAY BEACH JACQUELINE SUE BEAUMONT ROBERT LEE BOLTON RONALD GENE CALVIN CONNIE MARIE CROSS CINDY RUTH CUNNINGHAM JEAN ANN DARNELL ALICE JILL GIBB Seniors Ponder Past and Present for Posterity Whatever your lot in lje, build something on it Compliments of RAYMOND BASQUEZ CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Augusta, Kansas '- fix Nt 1'.,,T? DOUGLAS RAY KINGSLEY THOMAS EDWARD GRAVES I ERRY LEE GRAY MARY LOUISE GRAY CHERYL ANN HENDERSON LESLIE ANN HENN LOREN PAUL IA CK PEGGY IANETTE QADESJ KINGSLEY DEBRA SUE LACKEY EUGENE GEORGE LEEDY A I 75 ROBERT LYNN LOWE KATHY ANN MCCOY GALE LYNN NOELLER PATRICIA RENEA QPETERSONJ PERKINS FRANKLIN JOSEPH PIERCE M., I Q I I .-VI, AIM' -'II , ..,t..5qsS Only some of as learn by other people's mistakes. The rest of as have to be the other people. REX ALLEN REED SAMUEL CLARK SEWARD V-Q fr LYLE GREG SHA FFER DAVID RAY STEVENSON DEBORAH JEAN TYSON TERRY LYNN VANDEVENTER NIKKE DIANE WATKINS 41,-X IANETT KAY WEBSTER Y'r 7 DAVID ALAN WINZER DONALD IOE WONSER SENIOR CLASS OFFI- CERS - KNEELING: David Winzer, Vice- Presidentg Trisha Per- kins, President: Tom Graves, Treasurer, and Jean Ann Darnell, Sec- retary. STANDING: Mr. Donald Jones, Sponsor, and Mrs. Nita Patterson, Sponsor. CONNIE MARIE ALLMOND - Mixed Chorus 1, 3, 45 Girls Glee 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 15 Volleyball 25 Drill Team 1, 35 Band 1, 35 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 Senior Play 45 Brass Ensembles 1, 35 Honor Roll 25 Drill Team Cap- tain 25 Wrestling candidate 45 Yearbook editor 4. DAVID KEITH ASHTON OWEN WILBER BARNES - Mixed Chorus 1,25 Boys Ensemble 1,25 Basketball 15 Junior Play 35 Stu- dent Council 35 Class Secretary- Trcasurer 1. VICKY JOANN BASQUEZ - Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,45 Girls Glee 1,2, 3, 45 Mixed Ensemble 2, 3,45 Valettes 1,2, 3,45 Basketball 45 Volleyball 35 Pep Club 45 F,H. A. 45 Accom- panist 3,4. CONNIE FAY BEACH - Mixed Chorus 1,25 Girls Glee 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 45 F. H.A. 1, 2, 3,4. IACQUELINE SUE BEAUMONT - Mixed Chorus 1, 2,45 Girls Glee 1,2, 3,45 Junior Play 35 F. H. A. 1. ROBERT LEE BOLTON - Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 35 Mixed Ensemble 25 Boys Ensemble 1,25 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 25 Band 1, 25 Lettermen's Club 2, 3,45 Junior Play 35 Student Council 1, 35 Honor Roll 1, 25 Vocal Solo 15 Class Vice-President 35 Lettermen's Stuco Representative 35 Banquet Server 2. DENISE SEYMOUR CALLANAN - Band 1, 2, 3,45 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3,4. RONALD GENE CALVIN - Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3,45 Lettermen's Club 2, 3,45 Student Council 1,45 President Lettermen's Club 45 Prom Server 25 Football Captain 45 Basketball Captain 45 All League Football 3,45 All- Sports King 45 Mr. Sportsmanship 4. CONNIE MARIE CROSS - Mixed Chorus 1,25 Girls Glee 1,2,3,45 Track 1,3,45 Volleyball 45 Pep Club 45 F,H,A, 4. CINDY RUTH CUNNINGHAM - Mixed Chorus 2,35 Girls Glee 2, 35 Band 1,2,35 Pep Club 15 Stu- dent Council 15 Flute Trio 25 Honor Roll 2,45 Flute Solo 2,3. JEAN ANN DARNELL - Mixed Chorus 15 Girls Glee 1,2, 35 Band 1, 2, 35 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Play 35 Student Council 2,45 F. H. A. 1,25 Saxophone Quintet 35 Class Secretary 45 Pep Club point keep- er 4. ALICE JILL GIBB - Mixed Chorus 1, 3, 45 Girls Glee 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 45 F.H.A. 15 Brass Ensembles 3,45 Honor Roll 45 Speech Contest 3,45 Trumpet Solo 3,45 Outstanding Instrumental Music Student 4. THOMAS EDWARD GRAVES - Mixed Chorus 45 Boys Glee 45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3,45 Speech Con- test 35 Class Secretary- Treasurer 3- Class Treasurer 45 Cum Laude 4. JERRY LEE GRAY - Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,45 Boys Glee 45 Mixed En- semble 45 Boys Ensemble 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 3, 45 Football 1, 3,45 Lettermen's Club 3,45 Senior Play 45 Vocal Solo 2, 3,45 Outstanding Vocal Music Stu- dent 4. MARY LOUISE GRAY - Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls Glee 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 35 Pep Club 1,2, 3, 45 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 45 F. H. A 1, 2. CHERYL ANN HENDERSON - Girls Glee 4. LESLIE ANN HENN - Mixed Chorus 1,2,45 Girls Glee 1,2, 3,45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 F. H. A 15 Flute Trio 3,4. JACOB OTTO INKELAAR - Mixed Chorus 2, 3,45 Boys Glee 45 Mixed Ensemble 3, 45 Boys Ensemble 3, 45 Vocal Solos 3,4. LOREN PAUL JACK - Football 1,2, 3,45 Track 25 Wrestling 1,2, 3,45 Band 1, 2, 35 Lettermen's Club 1,2, 3,45 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 45 Brass Ensemble 2, 35 Honor Roll 35 Football Royalty 45 Wrestling Royalty 45 Most Outstanding Wrest- ler 45 Vice-President Lettermen's Club 45 Banquet Server 25 Football Team Captain 45 All League Foot- ball 2, 3. PEGGY ADES KINGSLEY - Volley- ball 25 Cheerleader 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Junior Play 35 Wrestling Princess 45 All Sports Queen 4. DOUGLAS RAY KINGLSEY - Basketball 1. DEBRA SUE LACKEY - Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,45 Girls Glee 1,2, 3, 45 Valettes 1,2, 3,45 Band 25 Pep Club 45- Junior Play 35 Instrumental nsemble 25 Vocal Solo 3,4. UGENE GEORGE LEEDY Junior lay 3. IOBERT LYNN LOWE - Basketball , 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track , 3, 45 Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 45 llonor Roll 1, 2, 3,45 All League 'ootball 3,45 KSHSAA Citizenship rward 4. CATHY ANN McCOY - Girls Glee .5 Band 25 Cheerleader 3,45 Pep Iilub 2, 3,45 Junior Play 35 Senior 'lay 45 F. H.A. 2, 3,45 Honor Roll , 35 Speech Contest 2, 45 Basket- fall Queen 35 Banquet Server 25 'aledictorian 45 Cum Laude 45 iss Scholarship 45 Miss Leader- ip 45 DAR Citizenship Award 4. 'VILLIAM ALAN MOORE ALE LYNN NOELLER - Mixed horus 1,25 Girls Glee 1, 2, 3,45 and 1,2, 35 Clarinet Ensemble 3. ATRICIA PETERSON PERKINS - ixed Chorus 2, 3,45 Girls Glee , 3, 45 Valettes 45 Band 2, 35 Pep lub 2,45 Junior Play 35 Student ouncil 2, 3, 45 Flute Solo 35 Class resident 45 Banquet Server 25 nfearbook Photographer 45 Cum aude 45 Drum Majorette 35 Ac- liompanist 2, 3,4. FRANKLIN JOSEPH PIERCE - Bas- -getball 1,25 Track 15 Cross Coun- 'ry 45 Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 45 unior Play 35 Senior Play 45 Honor Roll 45 Track Manager 25 Basket- nall Manager 35 Football Manager 3. X ALLEN REED - Mixed Chorus , 3,45 Boys Glee 45 Cross Country 1, 35 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 45 Lettermen's Club 2, 3,45 Junior Play 35 Football Manager 1. SAMUEL CLARK SEWARD - Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 Boys Glee 45 Mixed Ensemble 1, 3,45 Boys En- semble 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 15 Lettermen's Club 3,45 Senior Play 45 Student Council 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council President 3,45 Vocal Solo 45 Banquet Server 25 Class Presi- dent 15 Basketball Captain 45 Foot- ball Captain 45 Salutatorian 45 Cum Laude 45 All League Basket- ball 45 Mr. Leadership 45 Mr. Appearance 45 Mr. Scholarship 45 Mr. LHS 45 Athlete of the Year 4. LYLE GREG SHAFFER - Mixed Chorus 2,45 Boys Glee 45 Boys Ensemble 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 45 Junior Play 45 Vocal Solo 4. DAVID RAY STEVENSON - Basket- ball 15 Football 3,45 Lettermen's Club 3, 45 Junior Play 35 Track 25 Wrestling Royalty 45 F. H. A. Royalty 45 Class President 35 Class Vice-President 15 Lettermen's Club Treasurer 4, Wrestling 2, 3,4. DEBORAH JEAN TYSON - Mixed Chorus 1,2,45 Girls Glee 2,45 Valettes 25 Basketball 45 Track 1, 2,45 Band 1,25 Senior Play 45 F. H.A. 1, 2, 45 Clarinet Ensemble 15 Honor Roll 3,45 Cheerleader 1, 25 Pep Club 1,25 F.H.A, Queen 45 Banquet Server 25 Basketball Captain 45 Miss Appearance 45 Miss Sportsmanship 45 Miss Person- ality 45 Miss LHS 45 Athlete of the Year 4. TERRY LYNN VANDEVENTER - Mixed Chorus 1, 3,45 Girls Glee 1,2, 3, 45 F.H.A, 1. NIKKE DIANE WATKINS - Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 Girls Glee 1,2, 3, 45 Valettes 2, 3, 45 Track 15 Vol- leyball 2, 3,45 Band 1, 2, 3,45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3,45 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 45 Student Council 45 Saxo- phone Ensembles 1, 2, 35 Honor Roll 2,45 Pep Club Treasurer 25 Pep Club Vice-President 35 Pep Club President 45 Volleyball Co- captain 45 Drum Majorette 45 Ac- companist 1, 2, 3,45 KSHSAA Citizenship Award 45 Outstanding Instrumental Music Student 45 Outstanding Vocal Music Student 4. JANETT KAY WEBSTER - Honor Roll 3,45 Betty Crocker Homemak- ers Award 45 Newspaper Editor 4. DAVID ALAN WINZER - Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 15 Letter- men's Club 1,2, 3,45 Junior Play 35 Student Council 35 Honor Roll 1,2, 3, 45 Wrestling Royalty 35 Wrestling King 45 Class President 25 Class Vice-President 45 Wrestling Team Captain 45 Cum Laude 45 Boys' State 35 Mr. Personality 45 DAR Citizenship Award 4. 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