Seneca High School - Warrior Yearbook (Seneca, MO)

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John Boehning, Bob Smith, Gary Mitchell, Robert Pittman, Mrs. Lankford. Music Provides Pleasant Listening The art of music is a factor of tremendous importance in modem social and educational development. Music, vocal and instrumental, is a directed outlet for the creative urge of young people. They develop innate talents not only for pleasure in the family group but also for the pleasure of an audience as they perform together. Audiences this year thoroughly enjoyed the numerous performances of the students of the high school music department. MATTERS JEWELRY GRIFFITH MOTOR CO, Neosho Eighth Grade Moved To H. S. Building Mrs. RUTH ANN DAVIS B.S. Study Hall, Home Ec. Although not actually a part of the high school, the eighth grade and their teacher, Mrs. On a Wilson, were nevertheless busy down in Room 7 throughout the year. They also took home economics and industrial arts.

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EL RANCHO Jim Thomas C. E. Store Joplin Roger Green, Larry Woodward, Dwane Sherwood, Mr. Curry, Bob Boman, Jim ! Black, Donald Davis. Industrial Arts For Our Boys Courses in this department provide the boys with graded experiences in the use of tools, materials, machines, I and insights in the different areas of the field. They learn to keep an orderly and clean shop; they gain a know- I ledge and appreciation of good designs. The boys build furniture from working drawings, instilling a satisfaction of personal creative achievement. Many commendable projects were completed in the shop classes this year. [ Home Economics For Our Girls Home economics has a definite contribution to make to the girls' development in initiative, independence, cooperation, and other elements of a well-rounded personality. Because the home is the unit which has the first j and longest influence on the individual, preparation for home living is important; and it challenges their best f efforts.

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