Seneca High School - Warrior Yearbook (Seneca, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1947 volume:

SENECA WARRIOR m? (Pubti kad by H’ke Stucfen.t Senlan Hicjk Sckoo? Seneca, Missouri SENECA CONSOLIDATED SCII(X)LS Boys and Girls of Senses High: School is the first Important job you have ever had. I sincerely hope that you will make the most of it. A great deal of what your future holds in store for you depends on what you do while in school. The friends you make, the knowledge that you absorb, the activities in which you participate, all will be very beneficial to you in your later life. I hope that you will always remain loyal to your community, and loyal to your classmates and friends. j The kind of government, the standards of living, the importance and respectability of our schools twenty-five years from now are dependant upon the type of students that are in our high schools today. Your opportunities are unlimited. I hope that you will tackle eaoh problem with determination and, in due time, solve it correctly. Best wishes to all, 0. W. Foi Superintendent MILDRED MALONE, B.S. Science INEZ BUZZARD, B.S. Social Studies 3acJh IVA E. WELLS, A.B. Principal Mathematics ( S LUCILLE SHY, B.S. English - Speech MARGERY BUSHNER Secretary DANNY BOTTERO, B.S. Coach Social Studies JOYCE WALLACE See. and Treas. Library Club 1-2 Moooasin Print Editor 4 Class Play 4 English Award 3 Class Officer 1-4 P.T.A. Carnival Queen 4 Annual Staff 4 Cheer Leader 2-3-4 ? . —seniors RAYMOND FISHER President Moccasin Print 4 Annual Staff 4 Class Officer 4 Basketball Squad 3-4 Football 3-4 Golden Gloves Champ 3 Dramatics Club 3 Student Council 3-4 Class Play 3-4 MARIANA BOEHNING Vice-President Class Officer 1-2-3-4 Class Play 3-4 Annual Staff Editor 4 Cheer Leader 4 Moccasin Print Staff 4 Band 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 3-4 Library Club 1-2 MOTTO: In ourselves our future lies COLORS: Blue and White ROBERT ULMER BTT.T. MELTON: U. S. Paratroops, Boxing Team TI CALVIN LAWSON: Basketball Squad 3, Football Squad 3� U. S. Navy. FLOWER: American Beauty Rose HENRY PROCTOR: Student Council 4, Track T, Football 4, Basketball 4. VIVIAN DEWEBSE: Glee Club 3, Library Club 2, Moo. Print 4, Annual Staff 4. MAI PROCTOR: Football Dramatics Club 4 Squad 3-4, PAT IRWIN: Most Popular Girl 4, Class flay if, Dramatics Club 3, Class Officer 3� DOLORES ANGLEN: Library Club 1-2. HAROLD GIDDEN3: Class Play 3-4 FRANCES MARIE SMITH: Annual Staff 4, Moccasin Print Staff 4, Class Play 3, Band 2-3-4. EVA MAE NEWDIGGKR: P.T.A. Carnival Queen Candidate 3, Annual Staff 4, Class Officer 2. WILFORD CONNELL DORIS SILVEY AT.T.Tg HIGOENBOTHAM: Dramatics Club 3. JO ANN BORTHICK: Annual Staff 4, Band TT2-3-4” Student Council 1-2-3, Moc. Print Staff 4- VERNON BURROWS GLENNA CALLAHAN: Moc. Print Staff 4, Alee Club 4, Dramatics Club 4. MYRL EADS ROBERT STEPHENSON: Dramatics Club 3, Annual Staft 4, Band 4. THELMA LANKFORD: Band 1-2-3-4. ALITA DAVIS: Matb Award 2, Band 3-4, Moccasin Print 4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Chorus 1-2, Dramatics Club 2, Annual Staff 4, Cheer Leader 3, Class Play 4, Class Officer 1-3, Student Council 4. PHYT.T.TS FRY: Moccasin Print Staff 4, Annual Staff 4. OTIS WILSON LETHA HILBUHN: Class Play 3, Glee Clut-4 DOROTHY MAHAN: Glee Club 3. HAROLD DEAN POIRY VERA CORNELL: Band 1-2-3-4. JOSEPHINE HUNT MARGUERITE CLAYOOMB: Tattler Staff, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Basketball Queen 2! Chorus 1-2-3, Pep Club, Class Officer. DON CURRY FRANK BOYER JOAN RKMMKRS: Moccasin Print Staff 4, Dramatics Club 4. TOM LEADER: Most Popular Boy 4, P. T.A. SaTnlval King 4, Class Offioer 4, U.S. Navy. RUTH HOWSMAN CARL LAWSON: U. S. NAVY. KOLENE ANDERSON: Dramatics Club 4, Class Play 3-4, Moccasin Print Staff, Glee Club 1-2, Football Queen 4, Cheer Leader 1, Class Officer 1, Honor Award 2. JUNIOR SARGENT: U. S. Army. WANDA ANDERSON: Cheer Leader 3-4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Dramatics Club 4. HELEN MALONE: Dramatics Club 4, Glee Club 4, Science Award 2, State Honor Roll 1. MARY LU STRISGAL: P. T. A. Carnival Queen'TTandidate 2, Jr. Clas3 Play, C. Y. C. 1-3, Dramatics Club, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Rock Staff 3. HSRBY HELM: Football Squad 3-4. VIRGINIA BUTTERFIELD BURKHART: Class Play 3-4, Annual Staff 4, Dramatics Club 4. WILMA JEANNE CHESTER: Class Play 3, Dramatics Club 4, Moccasin Print Staff 4, Glee Club 3-4. AT T EN HOFFMAN: Basketball Squad 3� Football Squad 3-4. MORRIS BRITE: Basketball Squad 2-3-4, Student Council 4, Dramatics Club 4, Football Squad 2-3-4, Captain Football Squad 3-4. NEIL DOOLEY: Golden Gloves Runner-up 3-4, 'Football Squad 3-4, P. T. A. Carnival King Candidate 3. NEIL FRISINGER GENE RENIKEK: Class Play 3, Squad 3- , Dramatics Club 4. Football ft o GLEN FORT: DON CAMERON: Boxing Team 4, U. S. Army MARK PLUMMER: Moccasin Print Staff 4, Student Council 1-2-3-4, Pres. Student Council 4, Class Play 3-4, Band 1-2-4, Football Squad 2-3-4, Annual Staff 4, Basketball Squad 2-3-4, Dramatics Club 2, Track Squad 3-4. BENNIE CAMERON: Boxing Team 3. NED SAYRE: Pres. Student Council 3, 7ootballSquad 2-3-4, Basketball Squad 1-2-3-4, Captain Basketball Squad 4, Class Play 3-4, Class Officer 1-2-3, Dramatics Club 2. SUE WILLIAMS: Library Club 1-2 o r PATRICIA ROOPB: Glee Club 1-2-3-4. LOUISE BOYER BOB GRIFFIS: Moccasin Print Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, Best Citizen 3, Class Play 3-4, Dramatics Club 3. BILL GALlEmORE President Offi icerS Charles fisher Vice-President ARLENE CARMAN Sec. and Treas. NANCY ERISINGER IMOGENS TESTERMAN DEAN ALLEN ERNESTINE ADAMS LORETA LAGERS PAT McKENNA DOROTHY LAWSON DON MELTON ILA MAE BLOODOUGH GLEN TUCKER BOBBY SNOW BENNIE WILES � JUNIOR GOLDEN VERA. LOU GENSICKE RAY FOWLER LOUIS ORINER PAULINE FRITCHEY GENE GOBBLE VELMA EDDINGS ROSS COHEN BERNICE BRADY JOHN GASKIN PEGGY HATFIELD DON KELLY VERA SMITH CAROL COLE ALBERT RINEHART MAX KELLER HAROLD HOSP VIRGINIA MAILES LORETTA WADDLE MELVIN SHERWOOD HELEN WHITEHEAD BETTY HATFIELD SYLVIA FORT JOE ROOPE GLADYS FRITCHEY ARRAH JOHNSON NANCY CHASE ALFRED YUST omored CL add GARY MAILES President Offi icerd BERNA JEAN TAYLOR Vice-President RUBY SAIT BETTY PROCTOR EMMA LOU GRAHAM CLOVIS BLACK WANDA BRADY BETTALU PROCTOR FREDDIE YUST ROBERT THOMAS JOHN FRY VENDA FOSTER HELEN HOFFMAN LEE RAND SMITH CAROLYN DOOLEY Sec. and Trees. CHARLES BETTIS ELEANOR GARRISON MARY WILLIAMS CHARLES OLIVER YONAVIE WALLACE BOB VERMILLION MILDRED NOTHNAGLE ROY OWENS NORMA HEAD DUANE HADLEY CAROLYN CARPENTER JAMES SWATSENBERG BOB SARGENT BONNIE PROCTOR GENE BECK LENA BELLE ALLEN GENEVA LEE MHOON DONALD MITCHELL JUNE FHARIS GERALD KEITH ROSALBE GRIFFIN LEON WALLACE IDA MARIS ADDINGTON BOBBY MELTON BILL POIRY RUTH ANN SMITH BETTY YOUNGBLOOD CHARLES ELBERT JUNIOR YOCUM BETTY LEVELLING JIMMIE GREEN BILLIE HOLCOMB EDNA ROBINSON RICHARD HUNT MARILYN WATTS MAE WILLIAMS MARJORIE McCULLAH NORMAN KELLY MARY ANN WALLACE BETTY FOSTER SENIORS: Helen Malone Mariana Boehning Vivian DeWeese Alita Jean Davis Joyce Wallace Frances Smith JUNIORS: Velma Eddings Nancy Chase Arlene Carman Carol Cole Dorothy Lawson Ila Mae Bloodough Vera Smith SOPHOMORES: June Pharis Ruth Smith Carolyn Dooley Berna Jean Taylor Jimmy Green Mary Williams Mae Williams Gary Mailes FRESHMEN: Verl Pharis men RUTH FERN JOHNSON See. and Treas. JERRY SMITH Vice-President WANDA SCHURICHT GAYLEN BOX RAY PUTNAM MARTIN CARPENTER DALE DONER KENNETH BRADY GEORGE FORT LEVERN BOYER RAMONA SHERWOOD JEAN MALLORY PAULINE GUTHRIE REX LANKFORD - ' BARBARA GOLDEN D. L. GASKIN WALTER PARMER BILLY BARKER SHIRLEY FOWLER VERA FRITCHEY MAE PUTNAM CLIFFORD WHITEHEAD BETTY JONES MARY ANN CHESTER ROSE MARIE GALLEMORS MAX CHESTER GEORGE EADS PAUL ROSS RUTH HOFFMAN DEAN MALLORY MARJORIE GOLDEN RETHA ALLEN DEAN WOODWARD DEAN CALLAHAN VERNA HILBURN MACK DENISON HELBI JEAN SULLIVAN VERL PHARIS JIMMY SKAGGS BOBBY LANKFORD MARVIN GRIFFEN DAVID BALDWIN WILMA FARMER LOIS ROBERTS LEON MANNING JAMES LEE WILKENS FRANCES RANTZ CHELLE BOEHNING JO ANN BUTTERFIELD HAROLD MAILES NORMAN MONTGMERY MONTY MONTGOMERY OUR SCHOOL SONG Once again here our school nates assemble, And fain would lift our hearts in song. To our high school, our dear alma mater, Let the gladsome moments prolong. We are Droud of our lads and our lasses In honors won in days gone by, So here’s a cheer for our old high school. For our old high school, dear old high! Here's to our classes, Here's to our lasses, Here's to the lads they adore! Here's to the Seniors so mighty! Juniors so fighty! Freshies, and Sophomores! Let mirth and gladness banish all sadness, And as the days go by, you'll find us Willing and ready, sturdy and steady, Boosting for our old high! -S$nnua (StJ First row, left to right, Frances Smith, Nancy Chase, Joyce Wallace, Alita Daris, Jo Ann Borthick, Mariana Boehning, Virginia Butterfield, Eva Mae Newdlgger, Phyllis Fry, Vivian DeWeese, Carol Cole, Arlene Carman. Second row. Mr. Fox, Ray Fowler, Raymond Fisher, Bob Griffis, Mark Plummer, Robert Stephenson, Jimmy Green, Mrs. McCracken. Xdltor-in-Chlef— Mariana Boehning Departmental Editors-Jo Ann Borthick Joyce Wallace Alita Davis Raymond Fisher Art Department Bob Griffis Robert Stevenson J immy Green Pictures Frances Smith Carol Cole Nancy Chase Arlene Carman Business Managers Ray Fowler Mark Plummer Typists Virginia Butterfield Vivian De Weese Eva Mae Newdlgger Phyllis Fry EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Mariana Boehning ASSISTANT EDITORS JoAnn Borthick Raymond Fisher Alita Devis Joyce 'Vallace MOST POPULAR GIRL PATTV IRWIN MOST POPULAR BOY TOM LEADER : Bob Griffis, Mariana Boehning, lits Davis, Jo Ann Borthick, Joyce ..allace, “ranees .j.ni tn, Senna Callahan, Kolene Anderson, .STANDING: Phvliis Fry, Joan Reamers, Uilma Chester, ...rs, McCracken, Vivian De'.Veese, Ravuond Jr 1 Q h MT� ' • 5 f HECA WJN JUMJOK ?i ]v] A K R f. r, r, owi AV J J TONJ J-jy MOCCASIN PRINT STAFF CHOSEN SP S 20 ( 0 Editor—Joyce Wallace Business Manager Mark Plummer Exchange Editor Wilma Chester Sports Editor Raymond Fisher Art Editor Bob Griffis Wigwam Smoke Joan Rammers Papoose Chatter Glenna Callahan Trailer?????????????? News Reporters Kolene Anderson Mariana Boehning Frances Smith Alita Davis Jo Ann Borthick Typists Vivian De Weese Phyllis Fry General Crew Typing II Class Carrier Don Curry Faculty Adviser Mrs. McCracken tyy Ary Dpt, 4. r SENECA PLAYS IN OZARK BCWL THE GROOM SAID NO! MY COUSIN FROM TEXAS X A- C A K M J V L S£M I OK First row, left to right, Martin Carpenter, Nancy Chase, Secretary, Alita Davis, Mark Plummer, President, Carol Cole, Treasurer, Shirley Fowler, Cathleen Snow, Jimmy Green. Second row, Mrs. Buzzard, Adviser, Gary Malles, Don Mitchell, Ray Fowler, Henry Proctor, 3111 Galleraore, Morris John Brite, Raymond Fisher. LIBRARY CLUB First row, left to right, Marjorie Golden, Wanda Brady, Ramona Shewood, Norma Head, Ruth Fern Johnson, Betty Jo Hatfield. Second row. Jo Ann; Butterfield, Ruth Hoffman, Marjorie McCullah, Carolyn Carpenter, Sylvia Fort, Helen Hoffman, Betty Jones. Miss Malone, Sponsor. CARNIVAL KING ii ATTENDANTS .11 QUEEN A bigcrowd of oldster and youngsters alike paid the P.T.A. over a thousand dollars for an eve-niff of fun Thursday night. From the amount paid by Hallowe’en celebraters the P.T.A. happily wrote their bank book. 1911.11 after all expenses were palnd. Highlighting the evening was the coronation of Carnival Queen and King for 1844. As the moment arrived for the surprise crowning high school student . especially, became tense and restless In thejr anxiety over the outcome of tho election. Every class had worked hard In the support of their candidates and all felt certain their can- didate would come forth victorious. The Senior Class mas the victor Candidates from the other classes served as attendants for the new royalty and led the processional into the auditorium Nearing the stage, they stopped and formed an arch of crossed spears over the pathway of the king am queen, elect-Joyce Wallace and.Tom Leader Attendants for the newlv- ler t king and queen were: ML«s Kathleen Snow and Clifford Whitehead Miss Norma Head and Dwayne Hadley; Miss Imogens Testerman and Charles Fisher Crown bearers. Max Vowels and Vernell Stoner proceded the seniors os they marched onto the stage The setting for the crowning was a highly decorated stage. On either side of the throne were four columns and above the throne was a large brightly gllted crown. Mrs. Albert Tourtillott. president of the P. T. A., crowned the queen and king and then presented each wlthea lovely gift. Following the crowning. Miss Al-ita Davis sang. ‘A Heart That’s Free’’, and Miss Pat McKenna and Jimy Green danced for the Queen and King. First Row: Jimmie Green, Billie Holcomb, Dorothy Green, Geneva Lee Mhoon, Allta Davis, Carol Cole, Berna Jean Taylor, Frances Marie Smith. Second Row: Joyce Hutchinson, Bonnie Proctor, June Pharls, Morris John Helm, Billy George Bennett, Charles Hukill, Wallace Buzzard, Mary Jo Graham. Third Row: Jo Ann Borthiok, Miss Thelma Kuhn—Director, Vera Smith, Lee Rand Smith, Rochell Boehning, Thelma Lankford, Mariana Boehning. Last Row: Marcia Rae Plummer, Mary Lu Striegal. Mark Plummer, vera Cornell, Harold King, FIRST ROW: Patricia Roope, Ruth Fern Johnson, Dorothy Lawson, Nancy Chase, Betty Youngblood, Gladys Fritchey, Helen Whitehead, Jean Mallory, Pauline Frltohey, Wanda Sehuricht, Betty Hatfield. SECOND ROW: Mariana Boehning— Accompanist, Ramona Sherwood, Imogene Testerman, Sylvia Fort, Arlene Carman, Loretta Waddle, Emma Lou Graham, Betty Jones, Mary Striegal, Shirley Fowler, Ernestine Adams, Miss Thelma Kuhn—Director. THIRD ROW: Bonnie Proctor. Pauline Guthrie, Alita Davis, Glenna Callahan, Ruth Hoffman, Ila Mae Bloodough, Carol Cole, Letha Hilburn, Marilyn Watts, Retha Allen, Mary Fern Williams. FOURTH ROW: Geneva Yhoon, June Pharls, Roberta Reniker, Wilma Chester,Ruby DeWeese, Betty McDonald, Rosalie Griffen, Lena Allen, Betty Lewelling, Rose Marie Gallemore, Helen Sullivan, Marguerite Claycomb, Verna Hilburn. Frances Rantz, Ruth Ann Smith. SEXTETTE Sop I_ Alita Davis Geneva Lee Mhoon Sop II Wanda Anderson Betty Proctor Alto 1 Carol Cole Mariana Boehning QUARTETTE SOLISTS Sop I Geneva Lee Mhoon Sop II Betty Proctor Alto T Carol Cole Alto TI Mariana Boehning Marguerite Claycomb Geneva Lee Mhoon Sylvia Fort Alita Davis TRIO Sop I Alita Davis 5op Tl Betty Proctor A1 to T Mariana Boehning Mrs. Beulah Scott..............Allta Davis Sheila Scott..................Kolene Anderson Doris Weaver.................Mariana Boehning Wilbur Scott..........Harold Giddens Lucille Scott..Virginia Butterfield Peaceful Johnson.................rat Irwin Preston Rogers........Raymond Fisher Johnny Benton.............Bob Griffis Eshew Smith.......................Ned Sayre Cactus Kelly.............Mark Plummer Tomasina Cooper.........Joyce Wallace Director.........................Mrs. Wells Steve Cameron...Albert Rinehart Patty Cameron....Loretta Waddle Vlrgie Cameron.......Carol Cole Will Cameron.........Ray Fowler Inez Cameron......Velma Eddings Clara Curtis.........Nancy Chase Shirley Anderson...Vera Gensicke Willie Williams..Melvin Sherwood Mrs. Sorenson..............Sylvia Fort Mary Alice Smith..Betty Hatfield Ed Smith......................Don Kelly Director................Miss Shy junior THE GROOM SAID NO! ti «n mi Calnri - Ca5e« at lat .Staff a v «r K I OII ’ .li 08Y . «rv'iceMe :0 4l or?, o£ Sh S Stills?! _______________LJHL_ A vf! Cone Oh I Flirt?? F tv-L ke No fFoSur)' Lff u tzjl «� � K IB s-tn K ft-tfrtat 11 irft row. left to right, Henry Proctor, Neil Dooley, Allen Hoffman, Mark Plummer, Albert Rinehart, John Gaskin, Captain Morris Brite, Ned Sayre, Gene Reniker, Herby Helm, Bob Vermillion,Raymond Fisher. Second row, Joe Roope, Alfred Yust, Max Proctor, Don Kelly, Bob Thomas STIT Barker, Benny Wiles, Clovis Black, Louis Griner, Benny Cameron, Glen Tucker, Charles Oliver, Marvin Griffin. Third row. Bob Snow. Jerrv Smith, Coach Danny Battero, Charles Fisher. INDIANS WON GAME: 20--6 At the first home game under the new floodlight , the Seneca Indian came through wih another victory by defeating the Wabb City team 20 io 6 Thi wa the Seneca gridmen'B necond game aaJ ihbir second victory. The game scheduled tonight (Fridfcy is against the Galena. Kan , team on the Qalena field. Several car filled with Seneca football fan will attend the game to help cheer the boys along to another victory. A large. enthusiastic crowd turned out for the game last Friday night and saw an exciting game that made them glasL they a ere there. Hoffman caught a punt and handed it off to Mark Plummer who ran 70 yard for the st touchdown. Then Mark ran an off tackle play for the second touchdown. Ned Sayre threw a pa to Bob Vermillion in the end one for the third and final touchdown. Gaskin, a one-man cheering squad, kicked two out of three extra points. Coach Bottero aays bis boys are in fine shape and ready to go into the game with plenty of flsht Indians To ,NDIANS BEAT INDIANS ARE Ozark Rnwl The starting line-up for tonight' fame ia a follow : Left End. H. Proctor Left Tackle. M. Proctor Left Guard. J. Gaskin Center. Roope Right Guard. Renlcker Right Tackle. Chaa Fisher Right End. Bob Vermillion Quarterback, Sayre I eft Halfback. Raymond Fisher Right Halfback. M. Plummer Fullback. Rinehart. Did Seneca SARCOXIE 20-0 To the roaring f imated fc.000 grp' Aottero's flghv J-P, out of the game Tuesdz r O • of 20 to 0 ) •. Severs' c • •aw th JV W which n est-'ch IN MARBLE BOWL HUE , a strong and heavy line, av- • , k 175 and their backfleld • pounds and possesses 'he probable starting 'a will be Henry Beat the Irish? Tke wor(i| Thursday, as we go to pre« the ® ■■ W VI VI V ■ Thursday, as we go to preaa the game between Seneca Indians and St. Angnes was yet to be played tonight—so we arc unable to give any result and certainly aren’t in a wild mood of predicting any. According to a8prlngfleld sports writer Coach Newton of St. Anges wasn't too optimistic about hit teamf chances tonight because his scrappy chargee will be outweighed approximately i£ pounds to the man.” Did Seneca defeat the Irish? The answer is YE8. op j . quart . • Bealdes 6 Wallop bowl man In any Ned Sayre, pie-threat star, excellent signal caller, he fine passer and punier a well as a good ball han- And the word Isn’t defeat. W J dler. Allen Hoffman or Raymond lop would do better—cause that': F'taher wl11 fcalf- Ju t what they did!. back and Mark Red Plummar St. Agnes, before last Thursday w111 “ left ha,n ck- Mark “ night undefeated, bowad dost. on of th hl h' ' Cor'r ,B before the Indians to a acore of ,tetrlct “d th« punch ln 27 to 6. Their one acore was made In Uan «« - H« � “ made ®v-In the last quarter after Coach ral lon runi ,'n‘1 “ “ COMUt, t Bottero had sent In his B team broken-field runner. Albert Rina- hart will be in the fullback slot. T. Formation: right end. Bob Vermillion; right tackle, Charles Fisher; right guard, Gene Reniker; oenter, Morris Brite; left guard, John Gaskin; left tackle, Neil Dooley; Quarterback, Ned Sayre; right halfback, Mark Plummer; fullback, Albert Rinehart; left halfback, Allen Hoffman, missing from end of picture, left end, Henry Proctor, T. Formation; right end, Bob Vermillion; right tackle, Charles Fisher, right guard, Mai Proctor; center, Morris Brite; left guard, Joe Roope; left tackle, Herby Helm; quarterback, Ned Sayre; right halfback, Mark Plummer; fullback, Albert Rinehart; left halfback, Raymond Fisher, missing from end of picture, left end, Henry Proctor. Center! 2nd! Tackle! Guard! Get together, hit 'em hard! Hit 'em high, hit 'em low Come on, gang, let's go!! First row, left to right, Alfred Yust, John Gaskin, Ned Sayre, Captain, 'Albert Hlnehart, Bill Gallemore. Second row, Mark Flummer, Henry Froctor, Coach Danny Eottero, Raymond Fisher, Boh Vermillion. Fee Fi Fo Fum Look Out Carl Junction Here We Come Go Seneca Go Go Seneca Go Go Right In Fight To Win Go Seneca Go Left to right, Wanda Anderson, Joyce Wallace, Mariana Boehning, Jimmy Green, Arlene Carman, Carol Cole, Shirley Fowler. 2 , 'O' • „ '%! •' . « ««, « « «► , « £ • V .4 , « o. ° .v, +? ■ q «0 o « '1 Red and Blue I Red and Blue I the colors always true, up and never come down, Beat all colors for miles around I .3 RECORD = LEADER Super-Jftarket Qeorge %r Burton Records t CUM Leader L.ocat«d in th« now building eat the JUNCTION OF' HIGHWAYS! 60 43 CALENDAR 0 F ACTIVITIES Sept. 3 School opened 17 Classes organized 19 Student Council Election 20 First football game Wyandotte here First Moccasin Print out 27 ’. ebb City game here Oct. 4 Galena game there 11 Afton game there 18 Football Coronation at Fairland game 25 Baxter Snrings game here 31 P.T.A. Carnival Nov. 7 St. Agnes game here 8 Senior Day at Miami 14 Frontenac game there 19 Seneca vs. Sarcoxie in Marble Bowl 28-29 Thanksgiving vacation 30 Seneca vs. Mt. Grove in Ozark Bowl, Springfield Dec. 6 Junior Play, The Groom Said No! Dec. 10 First basketball game Granby game here 13 Alba game there 17 Webb City game there 20 All-school Christmas party 20-30 Christmas Vacation Jan. 3 Alba game here 7 Granby game there 10 Carterville game here 14 Anderson game there 17 Jasper game there 23-25 Seneca Two-State Tourney 28 Fairland game there 31 Sarcoxie game here Feb. 4 Pierce City game here 5-8 Tournament at Duenweg 12 Junior Class Assembly 18 Carterville game here 20-21 Alba Tourney 24 Seniors guests of Joplin Jr. College at basketball game Kar. 7 All-school basketball party 12 Sophomore Class Assembly 13 Miami Jr. College Assembly 20 Joplin Music Festival 27-28 Webb City Music Festival April 4 Good Friday 5 Spelling Bee at Neosho 11 Sr. Play My Cousin From Tex May 3 Joplin Relays 6 Junior-Senior Banquet 11 Baccalaureate 13 Senior Class Assembly 14 Commencement 16 All-School Picnic HAltXftllAl.lL Tunmi ClOHPORATION rVKHKTT II.IMIHRN. 1� n nuJi '.nOta FOIOILH ViHK Amrhhvax Timrotiido.-iM;.i802 SrBSVMJdRTor Kuosmu Oil i a'd a t 8D0BCA VTYMlVHir TKVHOLI CaWe Address TRIPOLI SENECA Codes MARCONI ABC$tt 4� 6th Senika.Missoi hi,U,SA. 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