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

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Impact '73 Aroused Sense of Accomplishment Fall Activities got FHA'ers to swing into action during one of the most ex- citing years of activities. Bake Sales, District and State meetings, and a soup supper added incentives for all the FHA girls and boys. FHA OFFICERS - Mrs. Rada Fogo, Adviser: Robin Gillum , Freshman Representative: Judy Wedman, Historian: Mona Boone, Treasurerg Leigh Ann Hodges, Song Leader: Judy Keplar, Vice President: Rhonda A1- drich, President: Lisa Algrim , Secretary: Gwen Genter, District Presidentg Richard Reed , Boys' Representative. f ,, FHA MEMBERS - FRONT ROW: Linda Loupee, Cathy Scovell, Kathy Shaffer, Kenna King, Karla McCoy Deandra Daniels, Susan Petersen, Diane Proctor. SECOND ROW: Lyn Klinzman, Debbie McAllister, On Olinger, Peggy Hearne , Hope Holem , Carey Flattery, Joyce Bode , Cheryl Woodard, Sherry McClure. eda THIRD ROW: Judy Williams, Melinda Mitchell, Terri Watkins, Denise Taft, Joyce Ingalls, Robin Seward , Denise Zogleman, Susan Ingalls, Debbie DeMoss, Kathy Meeks. FOURTH ROW: Julie Boyce , Donna De- Moss, Patricia Self, Frankie Hoover, Vincent McClellan, Randy Self, Debbie Petersen, Ava Allen, Geri Schuetz. FIFTH ROW: Steve Watson, Gilda Rogers, Charlotte Beach, Don Carbon, Troy Doyal, Neil Bo Mike Burleson, Delinda Robert, Robin Phillips. sw as i N yce

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PEP CLUB - FRONT ROW: Mrs. Kay Highbarger, Adviser: Kenna King, Ava Allen, Rhonda Aldrich, Tanya Eastin, Nancy Watkins, Debbie DeMoss, Deandra Daniels. SECOND ROW: Miss Carol Carpenter, Adviser: Karen Doyal, Rejetta Lowe , Mary Ellen Henn, Karen Wilson, Melissa Mitchell, Delinda Robert, Lisa Ades, Susie Petersen. THIRD ROW: Cheryl Woodard, Debbie Snider, Geri Schuetz, Hope Holem , Oneda Olinger, Julie Boyce , Donna DeMoss , Julie Mead , Denise Zogleman, Debbie Petersen. BACK ROW: Joyce Bode , Annette Thomas, Diane Devine, Lynnette Klinzman, Kathy Meeks, Sherry McClure , Robin Gillum, Terri Watkins, Colette Stevenson, Robin Seward. Pep Club Swung With Athletic Activities The 1973-'74 Bluestem High School Pep Club, 46 members strong, kept busy throughout the year. Wit a new constitution adopted, for pep skits, posters, and locker room decorations, each class tookits turn at the work, and many clever skits and posters often turned up. Pep Club was smaller in number this year, but it's the big mouths that count, and there were quite a few of those. Pep Club was always around when the homecomings arrived and did all the decorating. Pep Club also decorated a float for football 's homecomin . The candidates rode arouns the field on it. It proved to be a very successful project. Pep Clu was also responsible for the All Sports Banquet decorations. To raise spirit amorgg the BHS fans, T-shirts were sol . It was desired that fans wear more royal blue in attendance at sports events The shirts were also available for high school kids, where they were extremel ular. PepJC?ugO1Etembers, though quite usy, often found time to just sit back and enjoy the sports. Of course, most of the time they weren't sitting: they were stand- ing up yelling. EXECUTIVE BOARD - FRONT ROW: Judy Wedman, Sophomore class representative: Diane Heide- man, Junior class representative: Carey Flattery, Vice President: Cathy Scovel , Treasurer: Melissa Mitc ell, Freshman class repre- tentative. BACK ROW: Linda Loupee, Secretary: Cindy Brewer, Head cheerleader, Freshmen: Diane Proctor, Head cheerleader, Varsity: Peggy I-learne, Head cheer eader, Junior Varsity: Pat Lowe, Senior class representative.

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...a Time in a Bottle, FHA Pete for Leigh Ann FHA Song Leader, Leigh Ann Hodges reigned as queen during the Christmas dance December 21. The theme Time in a Bottle' in colors of red and white set the mood for the coronation, which was held under the giant 15' Christmas tree in the old gymna- sium. Miss Hodges, escorted by Mr. Bryan Marshall, received a beau- tiful tiara and a bouquet of long stem white roses. First runner-up Miss Kenna King , escorted by Mr. Junior Zogleman, and Miss Judy Keplar, second runner-up , escorted by Mr. Larry Wilson, each received a white rose corsage and a tiara. Compliments of PRAIRIE HOUSE RESTAURANT Leon, Kansas