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

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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

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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.

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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.