Seneca High School - Warrior Yearbook (Seneca, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1948 volume:

WARRIOR ms We now present to you the Seneca Warrior for 194S. Page by page we have watched it grow until it is now complete. In . this volume we’ve tried to fairly represent the events in our school the past year—the laughs and tears, the drama and comedy, the headaches and heartbeats of you, the students. We have done everything possible to make this book one that will please you, but a year-book’s shortcomings are inevitable! —The Staff Editor-in-Chief-------Carol Cole Assoc. Editor Berna Jean Taylor Assistant Editors-------Arlene Carman, Mary Fern Williams, Nancy Chase, Dorothy Lawson Artists-----Ila Mae Bloodough, Jimmy Green Staff Assistant-----Vera Lee Smith Business Mgr. Photographer-----Ray Fowler ___ Circulation Advertising---Geneva Mhoon, Billie Holcomb, Carolyn Dooley Once again here our school mates assemble, And fain would lift our hearts in song. To our high school, our dear alma mater, Let the gladsome moments prolong. We are proud 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 I 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! HARVEY KEITH HOMER COLE WIRTH FOWLER It isn’t necessary to be sent to the office” to know our superintendent, Mr. 0. W. Fox, for he always has a smile and greeting for anyone he meets in the halls or on the street. During his administration since 1943 many improvements have been made in our school, not the least being that we now have a teacher and classroom for each grade in the elementary school. He taught American History two years and coachedawinning basketball team three years. The teams became Tri-County Champs in ’43-’44 and ’44-’45, won first place in our Two-State Tournament '43-’44. Mr. Fox is also an outstanding individual in the work of the community. He is a member of the Commercial Club, the Lions’ Club, and an active worker in the Methodist Church. He owns an attractive home in Seneca, residing here with his wife and two children. The picture on his desk is of his daughter, Donna Kay. Born in Mendon, Missouri, Mr. Fox received his B. S. degree from Central Mo. State Teachers' College in Warrensburg, and his masters’ degree in high school administration from Missouri University Margery Bushner Secretary jf rincipai IVA WELLS, B. A. Since the fall of 1926, Mrs. Wells has been principal, and during that time she has seen 6S0 seniors graduate from the halls of Seneca High School. She has been one of the senior sponsors and director of the senior play each year. Mrs. Wells, you’ve given much throughout the years: courage and understanding, an appreciation of a job well done. You've given faithful inspiration. You’ve quieted fears when imaginary goblins in mathematics lurked around your classroom door; you’ve given love and hope; and a host of pleasant memories. We’re each a little part of you, and for all these contributions to our living and more, we thank you most sincerely. .-r REITHA McCRACKEN, B. S. Sponsor of the senior class, Moc. Print, and Warrior, Mrs. McCracken has taught commerce and English here for three years. Her training was completed at S.M.S., Springfield. INEZ BUZZARD, B. S. For four years Mrs. Bussard has been teaching social studies at SHS, and she sponsors the student council. Northeastern State, Tahlequah, is her alma mater. MORRIS GUTMAN, B. S. Gaining a very favorable reputation this year with his direction of the junior and senior plays and other productions. Mr. Gutman has taught English and speech, and has co-sponsored the junior class. He studied at Southwest Mo. State, Springfield. THELMA KUHN, B. S. This is Miss Kuhn's second year here. She is one of the junior sponsors, and teaches classes in typing, shorthand, grade music, and directs our band and glee clubs. She received her degree from Southwest Missouri State College. MILDRED MALONE, B. S. Miss Malone has taught in Seneca four years. This year she is teaching general math, general science, biology, and physics. She is a sophomore sponsor. She received her degree from Oklahoma Northeastern State College. DELMAR ARMSTRONG, B. A. Mr. Armstrong, 0ur coach and 3ophomore sponsor, nas become very well-liked during his first year here. Besides coaching, he teaches world history. He is an alumnus of Northeastern _____ State College, Tahlequah. CHARLES FISHER Vice President Seniors RILL GALLEMORE President Class Officer 3-4 Football 3-4 Student Council 4 Class King 3 Golden Gloves 3 Class Play 4 COLORS Blue and White CAROL COLE Sec. and Treas. English Award 3 Student Council 2-3 Class Officer 1-2-3-4 Cheer Leader 2-3-4 Class Play 3-4 Moccasin Print 4 Warrior Staff 3-4 Glee Club 2-3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Fbotball 4 Basketball 3-4 Class Officer 3-4 Student Council 3-4 Class King 1 FLOWER Pink Rose CLASS MOTTO Soar not too high to fall, but stoop to risel VERA SMITH Student Council Class Officer 3 Student Council 4 Social Science Award 3 Moccasin Print 4 Warrior Staff 4 Glee Club 4 Band 2-3-4 RAT FOWLER Student Council Basketball 3-4 Class Officer 2 Student Council 1-2-3-4 Class Play 3-4 Moccasin Print 4 Warrior Staff 3-4 ILA MAE BLOODOUGH GLADYS FRITCHEY Glee Club 3 Class Officer 2 Moccasin Print 4 Warrior Staff 4 Glee Club 1-3-4 Class Queen 4 GENE COBBLE Moccasin Print 4 Golden Gloves 3 VELMA EDDINGS Class Play 3-4 Moccasin Print 4 Glee Club 1-2-4 WAYNE MELTON BERNICE BRAD1 Glee Club 1-2 Library 1-2-3 Class Play 4 LEWIS GRINES NANCY CHASE Warrior Staff 3-4 Library 1-2 Student Council 3 Class Play 3-4 Moccasin Print 4 Glee Club 1-2-3 Cheerleader 4 DOROTHY LAWSON Moccasin Print 4 Warrior Staff 4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Band 3-4 Carnival Queen 4 Class Play 4 ALBERT RINEHART ROGER HAMMOND Football 2-3-4 Basketball 3-4 Class Officer 1 Student Council Class Play 3-4 Class King 2 2-3 Football 1-3 Basketball 2-3-4 History Award 3 Class Officer 3 Class Play 3 ARLENE CARMAN Library 1 Sch. Spirit Award 2 Class Officer 3 Student Council 1 Cheer Leader 3-4 Moccasin Print 4 Warrior Staff 3-4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Class Play 4 DON KELLY DEAN ALLEN Football 4 Class Play 3-4 ROSS COHEN BETTY HATFIELD Library 2-3-4 Class Officer 1 Class Play 3-4 Moccasin Print 4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 VERA GENSICKE Class Officer 1 Clash Play 3 Moccasin Print 4 Glee Club 1-2-4 HAROLD HOSP Basketball 4 Carnival King 4 JOHN GASKIN Glee Club 4 Class Play 3 Football 3-4 Basketball 3-4 DONALD MELTON ALFRED TUST L08ETTA LAGERS Football 4 Basketball 3-4 PAULINE FRITCHEY SYLVIA FORT Glee Club 3 Library 3-4 Class Play 3-4 Glee Club 1-3-4 MELVIN SHERWOOD Class Play 3 Moccasin Print 4 Glee Club 4 Band 1-2 Golden Gloves 3 JOE ROOPE Football 3-4 Glee Club 4 ONEETA IRVIN Library 1-2 Math Award 1 Glee Club 1-2 GLEN TUCKER Football 4 GARY MAILES President BILLIE HOLCOI-E Vice President CAROLYN DOOLEY Sec.-Treas. Student Council Members RICHARD HUNT JIMMY GREEN RUTH SMITH DUANE HADLEY GERALD KEITH BERNA JEAN TAYLOR GENEVA LEE MHOON MARY FERN WILLIAM BOB VERMILLION NORMAN KELLY BETTY PROCTOR JUNIOR YOCUM WANDA BRADY FREDDIE YUST NORMA HEAD ROBERT THOMAS HELEN HOFFMAN EDNA ROBINSON CHARLES OLIVER EMMA LOU GRAHAM LEE RAND SMITH BOB SARGENT BETTY LEWELLING DONALD MITCHELL MARJORY MC CULL AH JAS. SWATSENBERG MARIANN WALLACE CHARLES BETTIS IDA M. ADDINGTON CAROLS CARPENTER LOUIS HAYS BETTY YOUNGBLOOD MMRED NOTHNAGEL omoreA JERRY SMITH President ROSE MARIE GALLEMORE Vice President SHIRLEY FOWLER Sec.-Treas. WILLIAM BALDWIN MARYANN CHESTER ROBERTA RENIKER NORMAN MONTGOMERY JACQUELIN GILLIAM MONTY MONTGOMERY JOANN BUTTERFIELD HELEN SULLIVAN CLIFFORD WHITEHEAD Student Council CATHLEEN SNOW Student Council '|V I y MAX CHESTER RUTH HOFFMAN LEVERN BOTER MARTIN CARFENTER BOB GOODSON JEAN MALLORY DEAN WOODWARD CHELLE BOEHNING LEON MANNING MAE PUTNAM VERNA HILBURN RAY PUTNAM RELLIS BOYDSTON VICTOR IRVIN BARBARA GOLDEN JIMMY SKAGGS RUTH JOHNSON JAMES WILKINS FRANCES RANTZ KENNETH BRADY GAYLEN BOX RETHA HARPER GEORGE .FORT JOAN MELTON HAROLD MAILES —x RETHA ALLEN Y ' MARVIN GRIFFEN ANN DEATON DEAN MALLORY WILMA FARMER GEORGE EADS RAMONA SHERWOOD men BILLY BENNETT Vice-Pres. RONALD MAILES Sec.-Treas. CHARLES HUKILL JOYCE HUTCHISON Student Council Student Council PAT GILLIAM ROGER WALLACE DELORES PIERCE BILL HOWSMON JENNY JOHNSON STEVE DANIELS SE HIGGENBCTHAM ALE MCKINNEY WAYNE THOMPSON DOREEN COLLINS JTfi BILL WALLS BONNIE FRITCHEY JIMMY FRIEND JOY LAGERS DANNY BECK MADONNA BELL WILMA MCGEHEE EDDIE CLAYCOMB PATTY WALLACE PAUL GALLEMORE WILMA CLEMONS LEROY SALLEE MARGARET OLIVER BOB BALLARD DONNA BUTTERFIELD ROBERT HILL BETH HOFFMAN JIMMY BONAN Left to right. Mrs. Buzzard, Clinord Whitehead, Gary Mailes, Morris 7ohn Helm, Charles Fisher, Ruth Smith, Ray Fowler, Vera Smith, Duane Hadley, Joyce Hutchison, Bill Gallemore, Richard Hunt, Charles Hukill. Standing. Jimmy Green. Not in picture: Jerry- Smith, Cathleen Snow. JIMMY GREEN President RUTH SMITH Treasurer $ J 0 VERA SMITH Secretary RAY FOWLER Vice President NANCT CHASE Editor-In-Chief MOCCASIN PRINT STAFF Editor-----Nancy Chase Assoc. Ed.-Carol Cole Advertising Melvin Sherwood Gene Cobble Exchange Editor Betty Hatfield Art—Ila M. Bloodough Sports------Ray Fowler Papoose Chatter Dorothy Lawson Wigwam Smoke Arlene Carman Trailer?????????????? Reporters—Vera Smith Vera Gensicke Velma Eddings General Crew---Office Practice Class Faculty Adviser Mrs. McCracken ILA M. BLOODOUGH Art Editor Front row. Norma Sherwood, Marilyn Watts, Patty Wallace, Wilma McGehee, Mary Jo Graham, Norma Mahan, Betty Lewelling, Mary Ann Wallace, Joy Carl. Second row . Dorothy Lawson—Accompanist, Velda Black, Betty Youngblood, Vera Gensicke, Anna May Hensley, Rosalee Griffin, Arlene Carman,Mary Williams, Vera Smith, Virginia Rickard, Velma Eddings, Miss Thelma Kuhn—Director. Third row, Francis Rantz, Shirley Means, Betty Hatfield, Ida Marie Addington, Edna Robinson, Geneva Mhoon, Ruth Smith, Shirley Fowler, Jean Mallory, Delores Pierce, Marcia Plummer, Dorene Collins, Rose Gallemore, Ruth Fern Johnson. Fourth row. Norma Head, Betty Ritter, Jenny Johnson, Ruth Hoffman, Retha Allen, Carol Cole, Betty Proctor, Joyce Hutchison, June Alleger, Emma Lou Graham, Sylvia Fort, Betty Alleger. SEXTETTE SOLOISTS Sop I, Sylvia Fort Geneva Lee Mhoon Sop II Ida Marie Addington Jenny Johnson Alto I Carol Cole Betty Proctor QUARTETTE Sop I. Joyce Hutchinson Sop II Betty Proctor XIto T Rose Marie Gallemore Alto II Ruth Fern Johnson Joyce Hutchinson (Sop) Geneva Lee Mhoon (Sop) Sylvia Fort (Sop) Betty Proctor (Alto) Dorothy Lawson (Piano) Rose Marie Gallemore (Piano) Jimmy Green (Piano) TRIO Sop I Geneva Lee Mhoon Sop II Betty Proctor Alto T Carol Cole Back row, left to right, June Alleger, Norma Head, Hetty Levelling, James Wallace, Duane Hadley, Don Melton, Henry Hensley, Ronald Mailes, Billy Bennett, Melvin Tucker, Vera Gensick, Joyce Hutchison, Betty Alleger, Middle row. Dorothy Lawson—Accompanist, Marilyn Watts, Jenny Johnson, Carol Cole, Betty Proctor, Rose Marie Galle-more, Roger Wallace, Joe Roope John Gaskin, Harold King, Junior Haddock, Leroy Sallee, Bob Townsend, Emma Lou Graham, Arlene Carman, Ila Mae Bloodough, Betty Hatfield, Ruth Smith, Miss Kuhn— Director. First row. Mary Jo Graham, Velma Eddings, Ida Marie Addington, Ruth Fern Johnson, Richard Hunt, Morris John Helm, Bill Irvin, Eddie Claycomb, Gary Lee Mailes, Rellis Boydston, Betty Hatfield, Mary Williams, Sylvia Fort, Patty Wallace. Front row, left to right, Dorothy Lawson—Accompanist, James ’Wallace, Melvin Tucker, Gary Mailes, Morris Helm, Bill Irvin, Eddie Claycomb, Leroy Sallee, Junior Haddock, Miss Thelma Kuhn—Director. Second row. Richard Hunt, Joe Roope, Duane Hadley, Don Melton, John Gaskin, Henry Hensley, Ronald Mailes, Billy Bennett, Harold King, Bob Townsend, Roger Wallace, Rellis Boydston. Seated. Mary Ann Chester, Ida Marie Addington, Barbara Golden, Carol Cole, Berna Jean Taylor, Morris John Helm, Charles Hukill, Billy Sturgis. Second row. Julia Boehning, Donald Gilstrap, Gale Easton, Ruth Smith, Anita Pierce, Delores Pierce, Jimmy Green, Dorothy Green, Billie Holcomb, Dorothy Lawson, Geneva Lee Mhoon, Junior Ball. Third row. Mike Moore, Wallace Buzzard, Burl Fowler, Rochelle Boehning, Clifford Whitehead. Fourth row. Betty Lewel-ling, Lee Rand Smith, and Vera Smith Shirley Fowler, Marcia Rae Plummer, Harold King, Rosetta Claycomb Miss Thelma Kuhn Director Edna Robinson, Ruth Fern Johnson, Mae Putnam, Norma Head, Peggy Hatfield, Carolyn Carpenter, Sylvia Fort, and Betty Hatfield EXCLUSIVE MODEL Max Keller Newton County Champion Senior Tve Got a Date with Judy” CHOKE hfkUf ■Words by Alien Leslie Mederalrl. Music by U Pollack A DATE WITH JUDY Judy Foster..................Carol Cole Melvin Foster...........Ray Fowler Dora Foster..........Arlene Carman Randolph...........Albert Rinehart Hannah.............Nancy Frisinger Barbara Winsocket..Dorothy Lawson Oogie Pringle..................Don Kelly Mitzi Hoffman.........Nancy Chase Mr. Martindale..........Max Keller Mrs. Hotchkiss.......Velma Eddings Eloise Hotchkiss....Bernice Brady Mrs. Shlutzhammer......Sylvia Fort Rex O'Conner.......Charles Fisher Susie..............Betty Hatfield Director................Mr. Gutman Ci TT r p-r r unior THE KISSING LINK: Front row. Edna Robinson (Aunt Winona); Betty Youngblood (Mrs. Link); Mary Tern- Williams (Penny); Emma Lou Graham (Lynda); Betty Lewelling (Aunt Ada). Back row. Geneva Mhoon (Su3an): Lee Rand Smith (XYZ Zilch); Jimmy Green (Godfrey (Tayheart); Don Mitchell (Peter); Richard Hunt (Johnny); Gene Beck (Jelks); Mr. Gutman, director. DOROTHY LAWSON Queen of the Carnival The seniors, through pie suppers, food sales, and other money-raising activities, raised $375 of the total $975 brought in by the carnival. This enabled them to crown their candidates, Dorothy Lawson and Harold Hosp as king and queen. Patty Wallace, Mary Williams, Arlene Carman, Nancy Chase, Carol Cole, Shirley Fowler, Mary Graham Yeal Teal Yum! Yum! We’re some kids, and we have fun! Front row, left to right, Charles Oliver, Bobby Snow, Robert HilL Billy Bennett, Eddie Claycomb. Frank Skaggs, Bob Thomas, Robert Hays, Johnny Gaskin, Don Kelly, Alfred Yust, Coach Armstrong. Second row, Louis Griner, Duane Hadley, Chelle Boehning, James Frisinger, Marvin Griff in, Jerry Smith , Benny Wiles, Bob Vermillion. Third row. Albert Rinehart, Danny Beck, Joe Roope, Bill Gallemare, Jack Martin, Clovis Black, Charles Fisher—Captain, Glen Tucker. Linemen, left to right, Alfred Yust, Bob Vermillion, Benny Wiles, John Gaskin, Don Kelly, Clovis Black, Charles Fisher, Louis Griner. Backfield. Joe Roope, Jack Martin, Bji1 Gallemore. DELMAR ARMSTRONG Our Coach ■ C )ueen After being rained out when Cassville played here November 21, the coronation of our football queen, Shirley Fowler, was held in a special assembly Nov. 26. The football squad chose their queen this year because of her faithful attendance at every game and her unceasing boosting of the team. Her attendants were Nancy Chase, Mary Jo Graham, and Carol Cole. BJUUt Front row, left to right, Albert Rinehart, Roger Hammond, Clovis Slack, Jerry Smith, Alfred Yust. Second row. Ray Fowler, Harold Hosp, Ronald Mailes, Bill Gallemore, Bob Vermillion, Coach Armstrong. M FoanMARKEr Home Owned Home Operated Pat Patton Don Jones Fancy Groceries — Fresh Vegetables Quality Meats LOCATION — RINEHART BUILDING FHONE 10 SENECA, MO. S T £ V £N‘ Watt’s Cafe “Good Things To Eat ” First Door South of State Bank Phone 98 BRADY DRUGS PHIICO DEALERS PAINT - WALLPAPER MEADOW GOLD ICE CREAM JEWELRY - COSMETICS PANGBURN CANDY VENTA PLUMMER INSURANCE REAL ESTATE NOTARY PUBLIC Sept. 1 First day of school 11 Classes elect officers 12 Moc. Print Staff announced 17 Student Body Prexy elected 17 Cheerleaders chosen 19 Football season opens, Wyandotte here 19 First issue, Moc. Print 26 Webb City there Oct. 2 Speech-Music Dept. Assembly 3 Galena there 10 Afton here 17 Fairland there 24 Baxter Springs there 31 All-School Carnival Nov. 1 St. Agnes there 6 Senior Party at Wela 7 Warrior Staff selected 13 Carl Junction here Ik Senior Day, Miami 21 Cassville here 26 Football Queen Crowned Dec. 2 Basketball season opens, Quapaw here 5 Wyandotte here 9 Junior play, The Kissing Link 11 Anderson here 16 Fairland here 17 Christmas Cantata 19 Christmas All-School Party 19-29 Christmas vacation 30 Webb City here Jan. 9 First Semester ends 9 Pierce City here 14 Sarcoxie there 36 Carl Junction here 21-24 Our Two-State Tournament 29-30 Miami Tournament Feb. 2 Carterville there 4 Snowstorm, school dismissed at noon Thursday till Mon. 10 Neosho here 11 Snow, Thurs.-Mon. vacation 16 Alba there 17 Speech Show 17 KSWM, The Exclusive Model 18 Tri-County Tourney, Duenweg 20 Senior Leap Year Party 23 Duenweg there 25 Sub-Regional, Sarcoxie 27 Jasper there Mar. 1 Popularity Winners announced 1-4 Jr. High Tourney, Carterville Seneca placed third 10 Snow, Thursday off 19 Sadie Hawkins Party 26 Good Friday Apr. 3 Spelling Bee, Neosho 13 Sr. Play, A Date With Judy 29 Junior-Senior Banquet May 9 Baccalaureate 12 Commencement 14 All-School Picnic 14 School Out Your Friendly Neighborhood Drugstore KEN REYNOLDS PHARMACY TOOTS JUNCTION CAFE Where Food Is Served The Best pi HELM MERCHANTILE CO. SHOES — DRY GOODS — WORK CLOTHES Soda Fountian — Sandwiches — Drinks First Door North of Lost Creek Phone 240 Seneca, Mo. r?(McaeT SAVE WITH SAFETY REXALL DRUGS B. BRITE BUY RIGHT INSURANCE — REAL ESTATE — NOTARY Phone 35 Seneca ELMER DORMAN A □f H H H H H S H H E H 2 H S H H H H H H H H H H aC] r D IDblECOM r, D FUNERAL ?rJOM£ 137 5 TON£ r jNF A, jVJO. WHITE S SHOE SHOP W IGWAM LUNCH DOOLEY MOTORS Seneca, Mo. FORD GARAGE Phone 105 Seneca News-Dispatch Tri-State Lumber Co. fera Published Every Friday Since 1832 Phone 44 Seneca, Missouri Miami Afton Picher Grove Seneca HIGGINBOTHAM PRODUCE Qomfilimutii oj VERMILLI ON HARDWARE PHONE 12 FANCY GROCERIES and MEATS dry goods Thomas Appliance Store Sale? and Service fncc� , Missouri Khonf VO Kohler Thoma OATH TUBS STOOLS SINKS LAVATORIES General Kleelri. 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