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

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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.

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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.