Senath High School - Lion Yearbook (Senath, MO)

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FUTURE HOMEMAKERS CDF AMERICA g FW Motto Toward new horrzons 3 E K Pr1nc1pal act1v1t1es attend 'nl- I rng mrd southfarr 1n1t1at1or1 - and party for new members partrcrpatrng rn D1StT1Ct sub 'P drstrrct and state F H A. meet NfW 1ngs local program each month Bottom row left to rrght M Mungle M Frrtz G Ra1ney Jan1ceRa1ney presrdent I Wofford P FFIIZ C Owen Second row Mrs Dabbs rnstructor M Mrckey M Martrn E Tackeberry S Johnson W Pruetr D Thrrd row A Odle G Ford I McLarn J Karnes S Vaughn D Braden L1 Smrthwrck I Wood M Osburn P Booker J Srnrth E Ford H Palmer M Duncan B l-lardrn B Sando Fourth row S Rldxngs C Dawson I Battles B Battles W Short B Harvey V Buck B Burgess D Deck D Laun1us P Gholson B Dowdy J HHIYIS IChandler V Hampton N D1al B Frrtz Last row JDouglass B Holmes V Blanchard M Wxlllamson N Myrrck A Campbell L Hollrgan I Wallace V Mason V Barton L Krtchens B Doherty I Olde S Harrrs I Bolen H Bownan M Tyler I Small P Watson R Lrllard E Myrrck ll NN fu so ' 7 sf 4 fa 75 : 'I 34, G : - H- . v 3, . . - . Q . . . . A Y 9, . VZ A? . ..... ' 4 07 - - , - D fx ' . . Jennings, J. Wilkins., F. Rldings, 'P. Small, J: Largent, L,' Chandler, Buddick, I, Carroll, I. Horn, .S, Largent:

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VOCATIONAL GRICULTURE HISTORY OF THE SENATH VETERANS TRAINING PROGRAM The veterans agr1culture tra1n1ng program was organ1zed under the superv1s1on of the Vocatlonal Agrrculture Department 1n the Senath Hrgh School 1n the fall of 1946 Soon after the fac111t1es of th1s school was approved by the Veteran's Adm1n1strat1on srx classes were orgamzed These s1x classes remamed rn operatron untrl the sprmg of 1951 Now we have f1ve classes 1n operat1on The trarmng outl1ne for the veterans program cons1sts of classroom work group 1nstruct1ons on the farm and 1nd1v1dual 1nstruct1ons carrred on by the 1nstruct1on on the 1nd1v1dual's farm Up to the present trme there has been 324 veterans e1ther completlng therr tra1n1ng or 1nterupt1ng for other reasons There are now 92 veterans enrolled 1n tramrng w1th 5 rnstructors car1y1ng on thrs tra1n1ng program Instructors of Veterans Left to rrght J1m Lautr1p John Caspar Charles McE1yea James Dabbs George Cunn1ngham and Walter Butler Prrncmpal act1v1t1es of F F A Annual barnwarmmg, Father and Son Banquet barbecue FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Rondal Wallace Joe Jackson Charles Norrxs Bobby Stark Jlrnmxe Hardrn Mack Neely B111 Harrrs SECOND ROW hrden Dunnlvan Denms Autry Flake Roblnson Eudell Roblnson James Norman Joe Harold Rlckman Charles Long Corlols D1aI John Largent Dennrs Wrlson Charles McElyea Adv1sor THIRD ROW Max Skelton George Harrls J C McLa1n J1mm1e Smotherman Carl Holley Mltz Skelton Ralph Jackson Ceralcl Edwards Bobby Barnes Bllly McDan1el Kerth Neely FOURTH ROW Dean Harvey, Thomas McLaxn, Edd1e Fleeman, Gerald Roberts, George Beacham, Lee Tucker, B1lly Bradshaw, Walter Wllllamson, J1mm1e Burcham, Denzll Wrlson, B11ly Clay Anderson, Brlly Hawkrns. I0 y EWTWW .ryc w,?,M,,, 1 , tc, W-. p Q - , ' 1.4 --: - L rktg' -4 lm' I , ' .'r'f V T' ?' , . ,. Q , f' 'Nd , I ,X - XA Q I 4 . I T: 1 tk M raising broilers, pigfeeding projectg attending mid-south fairg officers

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S Chattnooga CHEERLEADERS Bottom Row Left to rxght Patty Hayes Leda Ruddick Under the d1rect1on of Mr Sutton as sponsor the fol lowmg offlcers were elected for 1951 52 Pres1dent Leda Ruddlck Sec Treas Moll1e Duncan Cheerleaders chosen were as follows Patty Hayes Joe Tredwell Moll1e Duncan Leda Ruddlck Bonn1e Branden Bel1ev1ng that a good pep squad 1S a necessary help for a wmnmg team the cheerlea ders have been falthful by at tendlng every game Joe Ann Chandler Sue Tredwell Molhe Duncan The f1ve cheerleaders are supported by a faxthful group of students and basketball fans . I2 as 1 Ann Chandler, Emma l Sue