Seneca High School - Warrior Yearbook (Seneca, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1967 volume:

Warrior 1967 Seneca High School Seneca, Missouri Volume XXI Although the halls of SHS look the same as they did, many feet have trod the corridors, contributing to the growth and development of the school. The laughter of students has bounced and echoed through the halls, but the quiet of classes hard at work has also crept through the halls. The personalities of these students have seeped into SHS to create a unique character-- a mixture of the good, the fun-loving, the eager, and the studious. SHS has matured in both personality and curriculum. A spirited interest in our school world and a driving need to answer the challenge of the adult world have demanded that the course of study be improved. In addition each freshman class enters to obtain as much as is possible from SHS. Upon graduating that same class takes a part of SHS with it; but SHS retains more than has been taken away. This year was basically the same as any high school year; we studied--had fun, experienced sad moments of trial and error. There were games and dances; voices were hoarse from Pep Club rooting and singing. There were brief moments of glory for some of us in sports, musical and dramatic productions. All shared the hopeless reality of examinations and deadlines, the semester grades, and the noon hour rush. These impressions are only a few that were packed into this full year. Credit for the production of this book goes to the WARRIOR Staff. The Staff, however, has furnished only the outlines of the story that we find when we turn these pages filled with warm smiles of friendship and many happy recollections. The rest is up to the individual. Underclassmen who return to SHS in the fall will continue to keep up the high standards of the school and strive for improvement. Graduates will go their separate ways using the knowledge they have gained here to reach their successes. It is not today that you will appreciate the WARRIOR. Tomorrow7, when it is not so easy to think back on 1967, we will treasure the moments that are Ours to Remember. Remember WARRIOR KING Earl Anderson WARRIOR QUEEN Suzanne Carroll Selected by Ray Reding Freshinai Shirley Rosiere Junior BIGGEST aiRT Mary Slaughter Alvin Clouse CUTEST Marsha Buzzard Mike Sitton 14 Who's Who 4 MOST TALENTED Bonnie Yessen Chuck Bowman PROMINENT PERSONALITY Debbie Cook Earl Anderson BEST GROOMED Diana Jones Mike Wilson 15 Class favorites FRESHMAN FAVORITES Kay Redding John King SOPHOMORE FAVORITES Larry Jones Karen Bayless JUNIOR FAVORITES Mike Lane Jan Edmondson SENIOR FAVORITES Ronald Lankford Mary Silvey Organizations J nd Clubs Student Council Officers Randall Wilson Vice-President Ronald Lankford Marsha Buzzard President Secretary 20 Student Council LEFT TO RIGHT: Ronald Lankford, Tom Marrs, Marsha Buzzard, Linda Lou Hall, Penny Vickers, Mr. Barton, Sponsor; Sue Leader, Geneva Bryant, Phillip Geeding, Bill Hopper, Mike Lane, Randall Wilson, Doug Malone, Mr. Fazekas, Sponsor; John King, John Howard, Danny Wnitehead. Rational Manor Society An Outward Honor for an Inward Toil Teresa Long Denise Rinehart Chuck Bowman Joyce Melton Phillip Geeding Marsha Buzzard Jean Gardner Members of the N. H, S. are chosen by the faculty according to scholastic ability, leadership, character, and service. The organization promotes good citizenship and provides able leaders. 22 Compiling an annual is not as simple as we had anticipated. We found it time-consuming working evenings, weekends, and holidays. It was hard on grades and a lot of headaches trying to meet deadlines. But along with the work came fun as well as the satisfaction of putting together a record of memories for SHS students. The goal of the 1966-67 W ARRIOR staff has been to recapture, through words and pictures, those moments treasured by every student at SHS to commemorate their High School days. STANDING left to right: Janie Murdock, Randy Pierce, Jan Edmonson, Cindy Sitton, Kevin Conduff, Bonnie Yessen, Phillip Geeding, Marsha Buzzard, Janet King, Janine Yeakey, Diana Jones. Miss Gay Dust. Moccasin Print The publishers of our school newspaper are: Linda Sue Hall, Robert Engelhardt, Linda Lou Hall, Ken Weston, Joyce Melton, David Sandtorf, Juanita McGuirk, Teresa Long, Jo Alta Fleetwood, Mr. Armstrong. Cheerleaders Marcy Dobbs Suzanne Carroll Penny Vickers 25 Sharon Cunningham Denise Rinehart pm: ro S.Jf. DIRECTOR Bill Fazekas FLUTES Denise Rinehart Linda Bayless Annette Allen Chalice Partain Debra Wilson Carol Broderick Sherry Gillman Sandra Montgomery Kay Lawson Patty Hodge CLARINETS Jo Alta Fleetwood Randy Lais Kathy Turner Colleen Campbell Phillis Wilson Cheryl Hickey Barbara Watts Amy Sreaves Ray Wilson Kay Reding Pat Holt Mary Turner LeeAnn Brite BASS CLARINETS Shirley Rosiere Pat Kelly $. Band Members SAXES Lynda Moore Janet Erhart Randy Connell J. R. Cobem Jerry Jones FRENCH HORNS Randy Pierce David Belt CORNETS Chuck Bowman Tom Holt Bruce Lais Pat White Jim Keller Debra Hoffman Mike Helm Doug Gallimore Bill Hopper Bill Housman David Fort Steve Holt TROMBONES Kevin Conduff Mike White Butch Cox Clay Wilson Phillip Kelly O'Neil Macy Dickie Ellis Rick Ketcham Terry Brownen Kathy Higginbothom BARITONES Tom Kelly Gary Rosiere L. V. Eads Mike Lane BASS Dennis Martin PERCUSSION Clifford West Gary Potter Elaine Fry Susan Hayes Sandy Bayless 4 •fc ' Zwirlers mi•' ;ll' Vf '• A l r Jl - ■ Mi m til ■11 ■ Mi ■■II Mi l L’ VBiHi IB 1 i ■! Ml ■m mb 1 Ml ■Ml 1 Ml MM 1 I MM Mi ■ IBI Ml Colleen Campbell Suzanne Carroll Marsha Buzzard Linda Bayless Sandy Bayless FEATURE TWIRLER Reba Cobble Debbie Cook Jan Edmonson Office Melpers Ronald Lankford Carolyn Hierholzer Bonnie Yessen Mrs. Scribner Mr. Barton Leo Burris Maureen Walker Patrick Kelly Marilyn Hoover Cindy Sitton Guidance Melpers Juanita McGuirk Kevin Conduff Linda Lou Hall Marcy McReynolds Vera Burkhart Bobbie Heidrick David Belt Mrs. Z wicker jCibrary helpers Some of those who helped in organizing our library are: Mary Slaughter, Kathy Turner, Carolyn Roark, Peggy Butlerm, Gary Rosiere, Ken Weston, Mike Wilson, Randy Pierce, Linda Sue Hall, Debbie Kellhofer, Marsha Woodward, Debra Heffren, Ruth Wright, Hattie Peterson. Penny Vickers, Jo Alta Fleetwood, Linda Yetter, Marcy McReynolds, Joyce Melton, Joan Roark, Beverly Daniels, Kathie Yocum. 29 Drama Club members for 66-61 were FIRST ROW, left to right: L. Lewis, D. Hoffman, K. Chester, J. Busby, L. Baggerly, B. Yessen, C. Hierholzer, D. Jones, M. Buzzard, S. Carroll. SECOND ROW: D. Rinehart, L. Moore, J. Middleton, S. Davis, B. Daniels, K. Bagby, B. K. Hughes, M. Hoover, S. Green, K. Bayless. THIRD ROW: J. Murdock, K. Turner, C. Campbell, B. Watts, S. Rosiere, P. Vickers, C. Walker, L. Hall. M. Silvey, P. Butler, T. Eldridge, T. Long. BACK ROW: K. Conduff, P. Kelly, L. Burris, K. Weston, D. Belt, M. Wilson, R. Bennett, P. Kelly, J. Cox, E. Anderson, J. Adams, R. Pierce. The name of our drama club is SPOTLIGHTS. This organization meets monthly and has a program pertaining to drama followed by a social hour. Supporting the INDIANS to victory this year were S. Hayes, A. Sreaves, B. Watts, S. Montgomery, G. Bryant, C. Broderick, K. Reding, P. Hodge, S. Bayless, L. Baggerly. SECOND ROW: J. Mertens, L. Taylor, L. Hodge, J. Yeakey, B. K. Hughes, T. Long, M. Wetzel, C. Walker, D. Mitchell, C. Partain. THIRD ROW- L. Bayless, C. Campbell, K. Turner, K. Bayless, T. Chester, S. Hirsh, D. Kellhofer, D. Heffren, G. Manning, P. Wilson. FOURTH ROW: M. Fern, K. Bagby, J. King, L. Moore, C. Reed, S. Snow, P. Hierholzer, M. Hoover, J. McGehee, M. Slaughter. FIFTH ROW: S. Carroll, M. Walker, C. Hierholzer, D. Hoffman, S. Leader, M. Silvey, D. Rinehart, T. Eldridge, B. Yessen. SIXTH ROW: A. Allen, L. Lewis, V. Burkhart, M. McReynolds, C. Walker, L. Hall, C. Sitton, J. Murdock, R. Keller, B. Bowman. 31 STANDING, left to right: M. McReynolds, S. Leader, S. Green, K. Jones, V. Nance, B. K. Hughes, J. King, C. Partain. SECOND ROW: S. Gray, C. Sitton, D. Kellhofer, V. Burkhart, L. Bayless, B. Yessen, J. Murdock, T. Long, D. Rinehart. THIRD ROW: K. Weston, A. Sreaves, D. Bennett, R. Pierce, P. Kelly, P. Kelly, L. Jones, B. Long. Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Campbell were sponsors. SEATED, left to right: L. Hall, K. Conduff, J. King, J. Murdock, C. Hierholzer, M. Buzzard, K. Bagby, M. Hoover. STANDING: S. Gray, P. Kelly, K. Weston, S. Carroll, P. Butler, D. Jones, D. Rinehart. THIRD ROW: R. Pierce, D. Belt, R. Lankford, J. Adams. 32 Members of FHA were P. Vowells, B. Wilkins, K. Daniels, K. Chester, L. Callahan, M. Fern, C. Sitton, H. Peterson, P. Vickers, L. Taylor. SECOND ROW: E. Fry, B. Macy, J. Dodson, R. Wright, K. Yocum, L. Roark, D. Buening, P. Hodge, S. Hodge, C. Walker, B. Hiedrick. THIRD ROW: J. Walker, L. Walker, B. Bowman, O. Roark, D. Skaggs, S. Hirsh, T. Chester, M. Wetzel, J. Busby, C. Broderick, C. Walker. FOURTH ROW: J. Mertens, G. Bruant, R. Cobble, R. Keller, B. Lane, R. Montgomery, L. Bayless, A. Steele, T. Robinson, A.Sreaves, P. Vowells. Mrs. Wilson was sponsor. e h c e nt i u c b s SEATED, left to right: J. Murdock, B. Yessen, L. Frye. J. King, J. Edmondson. STANDING: J. Keller, J. R. Coburn, C. Whitehead, D. Ellis, G. Potter, J. Adams, R. Roberts, P. Kelly, R. Lankford, K. Conduff, R. Pierce, P. Kelly. T. Marrs, L. Burris. Mr. Testerman was sponsor. 33 STANDING, left to right: L. Roark, C. Roark, M. Woodward, R. Montgomery. SECOND ROW: S. Gray, T. Etherton, J. McGuirk, E. Frye, J. West, R. Keller. THIRD ROW: J. Yeakey, L. Baggerly, V. Burkhart, B. Woods, J. Melton, M. McReynolds, J. Hammock. FOURTH ROW: T. Holt, L. Steele, S. Sreaves, W. Adams, P. Baggerly, R. Ledford, J. Moss, D. Starchman. FIFTH ROW: J. Howard, C. Hembree, D. Sandtorf, R. Wilson, M. Baggerly, C. Long, M. Sitton, V. Nance, T. Kelly, D. Wilson. e k 0 r a 1 c c r s SEATED left to right: J. Melton, M. McReynolds, M. Slaugliter, C. Campbell, C. Partain, L. Lewis, A. Alien, C. Reed, D. Rinehart. STANDING: B. Hiedrick, S. Carroll, V. Burkhart, C. Hierholzer, J. fleet-wood, S. Gray, R. Meyers, K. Bayless, J. Murdock, C. VanHorn, B. Woods, J. Ehrhart, D. Jones, M. Hoover. Mrs. Ketchem was sponsor. ' fci'lrt w if M It. 35 Remember When. Special Achievements Denise was the first runner-up in the Junior Miss Pageant at Webb City. Each year the America's Junior Miss Pageant, Inc. , searches for the high school senior girl most representative of her classmates in every American community. The standards set by the pageant committee are exceptionally high. Special emphasis is placed on these qualities--character, citizenship, leadership, and lady-like poise and demeanor. Crowning of the winner thus becomes a distinct tribute to all young American womanhood, as each new America's Junior Miss steps forward as a shining symbol of the nation's best. n ■ vw� . 55 Denise Rinehart Boys State Representatives Boys State is a program for teaching the fundamentals of a democratic form of government. As stated in the information booklet, Only boys with outstanding qualities of LEADERSHIP, CHARACTER, SCHOLARSHIP, LOYALTY, and SERVICE to his school should be selected to attend the Boys State. Potential leaders are not always the best scholars. The chance to go to Boys State will be remembered as a chance of a lifetime. John Adams Tommy Holt Janet was elected vice-president of the Southwest District FTA at their meeting in Springfield on October 13, 1966. Helping her to victory was a band, a campaign speech by Kevin Conduff, a letter of introduction, arid an enthusiastic backing from the rest of the FTA. 37 Seniors Chosen by the Seniors to represent them are left to right: Phillip Geeding, Linda Lou Hall, Student Council Representatives: Tom Marrs, President; Carolyn Hieholzer, Secretary; Linda Bayless, Treasurer; Gary Rosiere, Vice-President. The aim of the 1967 Seniors has been fulfilled after four years of preparation in study. This year, working toward our Senior trip, we had such money - rai sing projects as a carnival and magazine sales. Our teachers, friends, parents, and counselors have attempted to provide us with adequate guidance. The individual's future is now up to him. 39 JOHN ADAMS Football 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1; Latin Club 1,2; Class Officer 3; Boys’State 3; Class King 3; FT A 4; Chernies Club 4; Spotlights JUNE ANDERSON Glee Club JOHN ANDERSON Mixed Chorus 1. 40 MIKE BAGGERLY Boys’ Quartet 3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Boys’ Chorus 4; Spotlights 2,3. LINDA BAYLESS Class Officer 1,4; FHA 1, 2,3,4; FBLA 4; Mixed Choir 1; Pep Club 2,3, 4; Twirler 4; Band 1,2,3,4. DAVID BELT Band 1,2,3, 4; Drum Major 1,2,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; FT A 3,4; Plays 1, 2; Variety Show 1,2; Thespians 2, 3, 4; Spotlights 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Guidance Office 4. CHARLES BOWMAN Band 1,2,3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,4; Boys' Choir 3; Drama Club 2,3,4; Chernies Club 3,4; National Honor Society 4; John Philip Sousa Award 3; Band Council 4. LEO BURRIS Spotlights 3,4; Football 3,4; Wrestling 3,4;FBLA 3; Mixed Chorus 4; Chernies Club. SUZANNE CARROL Band 1,2,3, 4; Twirler 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Spotlights 1,2, 3. 4; FT A 3,4; Plays 2,3,4; Alternate Cheerleader 4; Choraleer Choir 2,3,4; Pep Club 1, 2,3,4. PEGGY BUTLER FT A 3,4; Spotlights 1,2, 3,4; Officer 4; Library 3,4; Moccasin Print 4; Plays 1,2; Variety Show 1; Thespians 3. 4; FHA 1; Glee Club 2. MARSHA BUZZARD Annual Staff 3, 4; Warrior Queen 1; Spanish Club 2; Chemics Club 3; Football Attendant 3; FTA 4; National Honor Society 4; Officer 4; Macy's Young Miss 3,4; Twirler 1,2,3. 4; Spotlights 1,2,3, 4; All School Play 2; Student Council 2. 4; Class Officer 2,3; FHA 1,2. EARL CAMERON 42 KEVIN CONDUFF Annual Staff 3,4; FTA 3, 4; Officer 4; Band 1,2.3, 4; All-School Plays 1,2, 3; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Guidance Office 4; Spotlights 1,2,3.4; Thespians 3, 4; Chernies Club 4; Variety Show 1,2; Select Chorus 3. JEROLD COX Football 2,4; Wrestling 4; Spotlights 3,4; FBLA 3; Thespians 2,3,4; All-School Play 3; Mixed Chorus 1. 2; Band 3, 4. JAMES CUNNINGHAM Band 1,2,4. CONNIE DANIELS FHA 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1. LINDA DODSON BRUCE EDWARDS MORRIS EHRHART ROBERT ENGLEHART FHA 2,3,4; Glee Club 1, Football 2,3,4; Wrestling Basketball 1. 3; Mixed Chorus 2. 3.4. Moccasin Print 4. 43 MELANIE FEARN Macy's Young Miss 3,4; FHA 3, 4; Spotlights 3; Pep Club 3,4; Glee Club 3,4. JO ALTA FLEETWOOD Glee Club 1; Library Assistant 3, 4; Choir 2,3,4; Band 1.2,3,4; Moccasin Print 4. JEAN GARDNER Spanish Club 2; Science Club 2,3; FHA 3; Macy's Young Miss 3,4; National Honor Society 4. PHILLIP GEEDING Annual Staff 3, 4; Co-Editor 4; National Honor Society 4; Student Council 4. LINDA FRYE Chemics Club 4. VIRGIL GRIFFITH MARTHA GRAVES SHARON GRAY Glee Club 1; Mixed Chorus 2,4; Macy's Young Miss Club 4. Mixed Chorus 1; Select Mixed Choir 4; Choir 2, 3,4; FHA 3; FT A 4; FBLA 4; Macy's Young Miss Club 3. LINDA LOU HALL Student Council 1,4; Glee Club 2; Pep Club 2,3, 4; Moccasin Print Staff 4; Freshman Cheerleader; Macy's Young Miss Club 4; Guidance Office 4. LINDA SUE HALL Y-Teens 1; FTA 3,4; Spotlights 2, 3,4; Thespians 3. 4; All School Play 2; Library 4; Moccasin Print 4; Mixed Chorus 2; Glee Club 3. JEANNIE HAMMACK 45 MIKE HARDING LARRY HEFFREN CECIL HEMBREE CAROLYN HIERHOLZER Football 2; Boxing 3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,4; Select Chorus 3,4; Wrestling 1.2. Glee Club 1; Freshman Cheerleader; Football Queen Attendant 2; Homecoming Queen 4; Choraleer Choir 2,3,4; Pep Club 3, 4; Annual Queen Attendant 3;FBLA 3; Class Officer 3,4; Office Help 3,4; FHA 3; FT A 4; Officer 4; Spotlights 4. 46 TOM HOLT Band 1,2,3, 4; Select Choir 3, 4; Football 2; Boys' Choir 3; Boys' State 3. NASSER HONARVAR JERRY HOUCHIN B. K. HUGHES Pep Club 3,4; Spotlights 3,4; FBLA 4; FHA 3; GAA 1,2; Latin Club 1; Mixed Chorus 3. MARY HUSTON Mixed Chorus 1,2,4; Glee Club 3. LA WANNA IB1SON FHA 2,3,4. DIANA JONES Glee Club 1; Spotlights 1,2,3,4; Freshman Cheerleader; Pep Club 1; Choraleer Choir 2,3, 4; FBLA 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Editor 4. PATRICK KELLY Band 1.2.3,4; Football 2,3,4; Chernies Club 2, 3, 4; Office 4; Dramatics 1,3,4; Student Council 3; Boys’ Choir 3; Variety Show 1; Play. RONALD LANKFORD Spotlights 1,2,3; Student 1,2,3,4; Officer 3,4; Basketball l,2,3,4;Thes-pians 1,2,3,4; FT A 4; Class King 2; Plays 1,3; Mixed Chorus 1. TERRY LANKFORD Football 1,3,4; Basketball 1; Spotlights 3; Mixed Chorus 2. GLENDA CURTIS Mixed Chorus 3; Pep Club l; Y-Teens 3. TERESA LONG FBLA 4; Spotlights 1,4; Chernies Club 2; Spanish Club 2; Pep Club 4; National Honor Society TOM MARRS Football 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Student Council 4; Class Officer 4; Chernies Club 4; Spanish Club 1, 2. MARTIN MATHRE JUANITA McGUIRK Glee Club 1,2,3; Select Mixed Choir 3.4; FHA 1, 2; Guidance Office 4; Moccasin Print Staff 4. 48 MARCIA McREYNOLDS Glee Club 1; Choraleer Choir 2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3; Library 3, 4; Mixed Choir 4; FBLA 4; Guidance Office 4; Pep Club 4. JOYCE MELTON Choraleer Choir 2,3,4; Mixed Choir 3,4; Glee Club 1,3; Class Officer 1; Moccasin Print 4; National Honor Society ROBERT MOREHEAD Football 1,2,3; Boys' Choir 3; Mixed Chorus 3. 4. SANDRA PARSONS FHA 3; FBLA 4. JAY PATTON Football 1,3,4. 49 JAMES PAYTON GREG RHODES Mixed Chorus 1,2,3, 4. SUSAN PHELPS Spanish Club. DENISE RINEHART FTA 3,4; FBLA 4; Dramatics 1,2, 3,4; Thespians 1, 2,3,4; Choraleer Choir 2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 4;Band 1. 2, 3, 4; Plays 1,3, 4; Class Officer 1,2; Football Queen Attendant 1; Cheerleader 1.2,4; Shrine Music Award 2,3. CHARLEY PRICE Athletics 1,2, 3,4; Manager 3,4. ROGER ROBERTS Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Chernies Club 4. PHILLIP PRIER Chernies Club 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Band 1, 2. GARY ROSIERE Band 1,2,3,4; Football 1, 2; Plays 1,3; Class Officer 3,4; Student Council 3; Chernies Club 4; Spotlights 2; Annual King 1. 50 EUGENE ROTHMAN FBLA 3; FT A 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,4. DAVID SANDTORF Football 1,2; All School Play 2; Select Chorus 4; Moccasin Print Editor; Thespians 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2. CYNTHIA SHADWICK MARY SUE S1LVEY CINDY SITTON RONNIE SLAUGHTER FHA 1,3; Glee Club 1,2, 3; Mixed Chorus 4. Pep Club 2,3, 4; Spotlights 4; Thespians 4; All School Play 3; Glee Club 1; Mixed Chorus 3; FHA 4. Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4; FBLA 4; FHA 3,4; Student Council 3; Class Officer 3; Sweetheart's Ball Attendant 3; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Glee Club 4; Annual Staff 4; Macy's Young Miss 3,4; Board Member. 51 ■ VIRGINIA TURNEY Glee Club 1,3; Mixed Chorus 4; FHA 1,2,3; FT A 2. STEVE SREAVES Football 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Select Choir 1,2; Wrestling 1,2. WESLEY LON STEELE Basketball 1; Mixed Chorus 2,3; Select Choir 4. DOYLE WEAVER KEN WESTON Football 1; Thespians 2, 3, 4; Play 2; Spotlights 3; FBLA 4; FT A 4; Library 4; Moccasin Print 4. mike white Band 1,2.3,4; Football 1. 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Wrestling 3,4. 52 ■ DAVID WHITEHEAD Football 1,2. MARSHA WOODWARD FHA 2,3; Glee Club 2; Mixed Ciiorus 1; Select Chorus 4; Pep Club 4; Library 3,4. RUTH WRIGHT Mixed Chorus 2,3; Glee Club 1,4; Pep Club 2; Librarv 4; FHA 2, 3; Macy's Young Miss Club 4. LINDA YETTER Katettes 3; Pep Club 2,3; Library 4; Girls' Choir 2. KATHY YOCUM Mixed Chorus 2.4; Glee Club 1, 3; Library 4; FHA 2,3.4. 53 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS, left to right: Penny Vickers and Doug Malone, Student Council Representatives; Jan Edmondson, Vice President; Colleen Walker, Treasurer; Mike Lane, President; Shirley Rosiere, Secretary. 54 “68 their last year, Adams. Wayne Anderson. Jack Anderson. Lee Roy Bagby, Karen Cunningham, Sharon Daniels. Beverly Daniels. Karen Davis. Susan will bring to realization Divine, Andy Dobbs, Marcy Dodson, Larry Edmonson, Jan Green, Sherry Herring, Linda Hodge, Sue Holcomb, Clifford Fredenburg, Sheila Gallemore, Avilla Guthrie, Terry Heffren, Debra Eldridge, Charles Fisher, Randy Foster, Ray NOT AVAILABLE Holiday, Danny Hoover, Marilyn Hosier, Jack Irvin, Bill just how important their Macy, Brenda Malone, Doug Kellhofer. Debby Kelly. Phillip Kennedy, Charles King, Janet Kohler. Darrell Krusemark, Roger Lais. Bruce Long, Clovis McLain, Barbara Mhoon, Janet Moore, Lynda Moss, Joe accumulated knowledge NOT AVAILABLE Murdock, Janie Nance, Victor Owen, Loretta Partain, Chalice Peterson. Hattie Phillips, Bill Pierce. Randy Roark, Carolyn Roberts, John Reed, Cynthia Roark, Joan Robertson, Sarah Rosiere, Shirley Sandtorf, Tommie Smith, Eugene Snow, Richard Sreaves, Alex Sreaves, Connie will be through the years Volkman. Albert Walker, Colleen Walker, Julie Taylor, Linda Thomazin. Tommy Van Horn. Carol Vickers. Penny NOT AVAILABLE Yeakey, Janine Yessen, Bonnie Yinger. Gary Yocum, Nancy Walker, Maureen The Sophomores are already preparing for their roles as Seniors at S. H. S. Having completed two years, this class is looking forward to many more accomplishments and activities in their next two years at S, H. S. Sophomores Those selected for leadership of the Sophomore Class were: TOP TO BOTTOM, John Howard, President; Elaine Fry, Secretary; Mike Wilson, Vice-President; Karen Bayless, Treasurer; Bill Hopper, Student Council Representative; Sue Leader, Student Council Representative. 60 have completed their Ackerson, Debbie Ackerson, Donnie Allen, Annette Bates, Helen NOT AVAILABLE Clark, Ben Clouse, Clinton Clymer, Phyllis Cummings, Gary underclassman years. Cuthbertson, Carolyn Eby, John Ehrhart, Janet Ellis, Dickie i Etherton, Trena Fry, Elaine Gallemore, Doug Jfxg?. K ■ Garrison, Linda Grahm, Mike Hickey, Cheryl Hoffman, Deborah Holcomb, Linda Hollandsworth, Bernard Zlie dose of this year Holt, Stephen Hopper, Bill Howard, John Howell. John NOT AVAILABLE Irwin, Dale Jones, Larry Keller, Rita Kelly, Thomas Ketchum, Rickey Lankford, Larry Lankford, Stanley Lankford, Steven Lawson, Roger Leader, Sue Ledford, Ronald Lewis, Luann Lewis, Marian Long, Brad is the halfway mark Long. James Macy, O'Neil Marclibanks, Donna Martin. France Oliver, Carol Patton, Rick Phelps, Bill Roark, Leona NOT AVAILABLE Sitton, Mike Skaggs, Linda Slaughter, Maty Tice, Rex Turner. Kathy Spencer, Jim Steel, Annetta NOT AVAILABLE of secondary education. Roark, Linda Robinson, Thelma Ruddick, David Shadwick, Steve NOT AVAILABLE Wilson, Phyllis Wood, Jerry Worden, Terry Young. Jimmy freshmen FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS, left to right: John King, President; Geneva Bryant and Danny Whitehead, Student Council Representatives; Sandra Montgomery, Secretary; Pat White, Vice President. 66 XV are just beginning Adams, Franklin Adams, Sherry Adamson, Karen Alambaugh, Richard NOT AVAILABLE Armstrong, George Baggerly, Lynn Ball, Stephen Barker, Carol Broderick, Carol Ann Brownen, Terry Bryant, Geneva Burris, Jerry to embark in Cochran. Dale Connell. Randy Crider. Karen Doss, Sherry Durbin, Dale Eads. L. V. Chester, Tina Cobble. Rena Coburn. J. R. Buzzard, Jamie Carnes, Lonny Casada, Christine Chapman, Greg Daniels, Jerry Eldridge. Tina Farmer. Donald Gallemore, Doug Gaw, Pamlita high school life. Goswick, Gary Green, Sue Hampton, Michael Hartje, James NOT AVAILABLE Hartzler, Bertha Hayes, Susan Helm, Mike Herring, Judy Hierholzer. Peggy Hutchinson, Stephen Irwin, Robin Johnson, James Jones, Jerry Keller. Jimmy Kelly. Mike Kennedy, Don King, John Koch, John Jr. Zheir '67 school year Kramburg, Donald Lais, Randy Lane, Beverly Lankford, Thomas Montgomery, Sandra Moore, Vivian Lewis, Harold Macy, William Moss, Harry Mullin, Eddie Nelson, Troy Parsons, Charlotte brought excitement, activities, Peterson, Mickey Pogue, David Potter, Gary Powers, Larry Reding, Kay Roark, Oieta Robbins, Ada Scott, Anita Robertson, Bobby Sampson, Cletus Sease, Mark Skaggs, Donra NOT AVAILABLE Snow, Susan Spencer, Edna Sreaves, Amy Schulze, Carol NOT AVAILABLE Starchman. Loran Starr, Norma Starr. Zane Strait, Jerry and greater knowledge. Sherwood, Myra Taylor, Ernest Terry, Patricia Vickers. Johnny NOT AVAILABLE Watts, Barbara f Volkman, Carl Vowells, Phyllis Walker, Charlene Walker, Terry Watkins, Debra Wetzel, Mary Whitehead. Clinton Whitehead, Danny Widener, Barbara Wilkins, Brenda Wilson, Denny Worden, Joyce Worley. James White, Pat 73 Superintendent Learning to think is one of the most important ends in education. Not all of those attending school attain this end. Many have failed to master the meaning of the lesson studied. In fact, some of the people seem to think that the more schooling people get, the less they are fitted for the practical things of life. This should not be true if we give proper weight to the meaning of what we study. The best thinkers in our schools become the greatest successes in all lines of activity, no matter what the activity may be. If one has mastered the thought of the lessons he has studied, the books he has read, the experiments performed, the things done while in school, he has acquired the knowledge that is of practical value. The person that knows is the person that can be most useful in life. Knowledge is power, but is of most value to the world when possessed by the one who thinks right. QvulmJ 74 During this fast moving age, our teenagers seem to be caught in the middle of several controversies and have often been blamed for many of the problems in our country. Be that as it may, our country has never produced greater young people than these at the present, w o are striving to make this world a little more liveable for themselves and those who are yet to come. The Seneca WARRIOR gives a pictorial account of a group of young students who live in this age, and are a vita part of it. Perhaps these people will live a better life because of the influence of Seneca High; and perhaps Seneca High will be a better school because these students came and spent a small part of their lives here. The WARRIOR is filled with memories of our students, and though such memories are unimportant to those outside our school, they mean a great deal to us--they are ours to remember. 75 A Zeacher’s Memory. . . DIXIE CAMPBELL Business Law, Typing I, General Business, Business Math Junior Class Sponsor DELVERE COCKRELL Contemporary Issues, Psychology and Sociology, World History Sopnomore Class Sponsor includes Zhe brilliant MISS GAY DUST English I-II, Annual Staff Advisor Junior Class Sponsor BILL FAZEKAS Band, Mixed Chorus, Music Appreciation, Elementary and Junior High Band Pep Club Sponsor 77 !? i j • Out Spoken Student. . . BURL FOWLER Athletics, Drivers Education, Woodworking i a MRS. SANDRA GRESS Art Junior Class Sponsor MRS. CHARLOTTE HANSEN Library F.T.A. Sponsor Sophomore Class Sponsor 78 CLAUDE HOBBS As Well As Zhe Algebra I, General Math Junior Class Sponsor MRS. JEWELL KEELING Health, Physical Education Senior Class Sponsor MRS. THELMA KETCHUM Choir Shy, Mach ward One. MRS. BETTY JEAN KLEEMAN Speech, Dramatics, English III Spotlights Sponsor BENNY RAY LAWSON Athletics, Freshman Athletics, Physical Education, Business Law and Retailing Freshman Class Sponsor 80 ROBERT MABEN Shop, Electricity Senior Class Sponsor Progress MRS. LAVAUGHN NASH Spanish, Music Junior Class Sponsor VESTON SOUTHERLAND Biology, General Science, Athletics Sophomore Class Sponsor 81 Js Zhe Goal. . . DELMER STRAIT Trigonometry, Solid Geometry, General Math, Geometry MISS BERTHA STREET English 111-IV, American History Senior Class Sponsor RAY TESTERMAN Chemistry, Algebra, Physics Chamics Club Sponsor 82 .. .Of Our Ad minis tors MRS. ALMA LEE WALKER Bookkeeping, Clerical Practice F.B.L.A. Sponsor MRS. MARGARET ZWICKER Guidance Department National Honor Society Sponsor Southwest Missouri A tea Vocational ami Technical School Some of the things studied at the Area Vocational School are carpentry, auto mechanics, electronics and secretarial practice. This school offers an excellent opportunity to those students interested in seeking employment upon graduation. The school gives those with increased talent in the fields mentioned a chance to develop them into a useful skill. The Area Vocational School has been a great achievement and development of this area. V football Adams, John Quarterback All-Conference Anderson, Earl End All-Conference Anderson, Fred End Bennett, Rick Halfback All-Conference Burris, Leo Guard Eldridge, Charles End Edwards, Bruce Halfback Fisher, Randy Tackle Hopper, Fullback Bill Howard, John End Cetterman Kelly, Phillip Tackle All-Conference Krusemark, Roger Guard Malone, Doug Guard Patton, Jay End Payton, James Center Roberts, Roger Fullback Smith, Eugene Guard Weaver, Doyle Guard White, Mike Guard All-Conference A Team KNEELING: S. Holt, L. Burris, M. White, R. Krusemark, D. Weaver, J. Payton, Pat Kelly, R. Fisher, Phillip Kelly, D. Roberts. SECOND ROW: Coach B. Fowler, R. Bennett, J. Adams, E. Anderson, C. Eldridge, J. Howard, R. Roberts, B. Edwards, Coach B. Lawson. THIRD ROW: Coach V. Southerland, C. Price, F. Anderson, D. Malone, B. Hopper, E. Smith, T. Kelly. Football Scores SENECA 40 AURORA 7 33 QUAPAW 0 44 CARTERVILLE 12 7 PIERCE CITY 7 43 SARCOXIE 0 32 GRANBY 0 13 JASPER 25 31 McDonald 6 29 WYANDOTTE 0 88 “}T KNEELING: J. Burris, L. Jones, D. Gallemore, G. Johnson, C. Whitehead, E. Smith, D. Ellis, J. McCoy, T. Nelson. SECOND ROW: Coach V. Southerland, B. Clark, M. Wilson, P. White, J. Worley, C. Holcomb, M. Sitton, A. Sreaves, B. Irvin. THIRD ROW: D. Whitehead, B. Hopper, M. Lane, V. Nance, J. Cox, J. King, Coach Benny Lawson. Jreshmen Zeam KNEELING: J. Mertens, M. DeMoss, G. Johnson, M. Helm, J. Keller, C. Whitehead, P. White, J. Worley, D Gallemore, T. kelson. SECOND ROW: J. Jones, E. Mullin, J. Burris. M. Peterson, M. Kelly, J. King, u. Whitehead, S. Hutchinson, J. McCoy, Coach B. Lawson. 89 R. Adams W. Adams L. Burris L. V. Eads R. Fisher P. Kelly R. Krusemark S. Lankford R. Long G. Johnson E. Mulling V. Nance M. Peterson T. Sandtorf E. Smith J. Spencer A. Sreaves D. Weaver M. White 90 John Adams Guard Earl Anderson Forward Fred Anderson Guard John Howard Center Basketball Varsity Ricky Bennett Guard Bruce Lais Center LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Adams, F. Anderson, R. Bennett, M. Sitton, E. Anderson, R. Rogers, Coach Lawson, M. Lane, R. Lankford, J. Howard, B. Lais, C. Price. “A” Zem SCORES SENECA 50 WHEATON 46 60 MCDONALD 57 71 McAULEY 64 59 JASPER 61 78 SARCOXIE 45 63 GRANBY 69 NEOSHO HOLIDAY TOURNEY 63 PIERCE CITY 46 52 CARTERVILLE CARTERVILLE TOURNEY 47 64 MCDONALD 53 SPRING VALLEY CONFERENCE TOURNEY 55 JASPER 57 66 SARCOXIE 44 87 GRANBY 64 71 PIERCE CITY 42 81 CARTERVILLE 66 74 TRIWAY REGIONAL TOURNEY 54 92 “IT Zeam FRONT ROW: M. Sitton, B. Hopper, B. Lais, M. Wilson, D. Malone, C. Price. SECOND ROW: D. Gallemore, B. Irvin, J. King, C. Eldridge, P. White, J. McCoy, Coach V. Southerland. dreslimati Zeam FRONT ROW: D. Gallemore, J. Strait, D. Wilson, S. Hutchinson, M. Helm, R. Alambaugh. SECOND ROW: Coach B- Lawson, P. White, C. Whitehead, J. King, M. Hampton, J. Worley, J. McCoy. 93 Zrack Zeam FIRST ROW: T. Kelly, R. Bennett, R. Roberts, J. Howard, M, Lane, C. Eldridge, M. White. SECOND ROW: J. Patton F. Anderson, P. Kelly, P. Kelly, D. Malone, V. Nance, J. Burris, Coach B. Lawson. THIRD ROW: S. Holt, B. Long, J. Spencer, D. Ellis, M. Sitton, L. Jones, D. Whitehead, Coach B. Fowler. Mur win Mosler Studio Joplin 616 Main (upstairs) Phone MA 4-3227 McDonough Volkswagen ERNIE WILLIAMSON MUSIC HOUSE Everything in Music Joplin, Mo. Ft. Scott, Kansas Carthage, Mo. Pittsburg, Kansas Neosho, Mo. ewton's SINCE 1914 at the corner of the.revolving sign HOWARD ELLIOTT TOLEDO SCALE DISTRIBUTOR 909 Main Street MA 3-6577 Joplin, Missouri AMERICAN LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANING 1731 Main - Joplin, Missouri Telephone MA 3-2044 or MA 3-2045 Shop Towels - Fender Towels Uniforms - Linen Service vince coupe : coup ■n’s Wear Iding • 603 Main I Men’s Frisco Buil JOPLIN, MISSOURI 64802 u TOY CRIBBS OWNER BEN FRANKLIN STORE HUKILL FURNITURE CO. Headquarters for School Supplies Frigidaire, Hot Point; Furniture: Kroler, Johnson Capper, Tell City, Owaso Seneca, Missouri Seneca, Missouri SENECA HATCHERY SENECA NEWS-DISPATCH Smith-Corona Portable Typewriters 776-2236 Seneca, Missouri HATCHERY Seneca, Missouri, 64865 Marion and Worth Fowler Phone 776-3271 Seneca, Missouri CHEVROLET COMPANY Phone 2022 Main Street MA 3-4536 Joplin, Missouri SHERWOOD CLEANERS Joplin's Finest Service Ph. MA 3-8291 Sales POOLE’S APPLIANCE SERVICE Gas and Electric Equipment B. BRITE AGENCY Servicing All Makes: Washers, Dryers, Freezers, Refrigerators, Dishwashers, Disposals, Ranges Seneca, Missouri HAROLD J. POOLE c Aristocrat of Seamless- Wzxless Flooring R.R. Box 316 Joplin, Mo. Congratulations and Best Wishes from COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. CHASTEN BROTHERS Joplin, Missouri WALT’S SHOE STORE The Four State Area's HAMMOND ORGAN tSiudioz. Largest Shoe Store of 1316 Main Street Joplin, Missouri Joplin, Missouri 4th Wall Phone 417 MA 4-8686 BAUM'S LOUIE WESTERN WEAR AND SHOES WESTERN WEAR For ENTIRE FAMILY Infants to Adults OZARK X-RAY COMPANY E.A. Handrickson Levis - Lees - Mesquite Jo-Kay - Mocs Square Dancer’s Accessories Ma 4-2991 904 Main Street Joplin, Missouri Joplin, Missouri JOPLIN BUSINESS COLLEGE Complete Business Training -PLUS- The Nationally Advertised Nancy Taylor Charm Course 401 Pennsylvania MA 4-3266 Joplin, Missouri SOUTHERN GARAGE OZARK ENGINEERING COMPANY 15th and Illinois KEN BOYER'S I.G.A. Joplin, Missouri Seneca, Missouri ♦ THE FOUR-STATES' LARGEST ♦ ■=Vo Ws CAFETERIA For The Entire Family Phone MA 4-4420 PRIVATE PARTIES CHARLES TAYLOR 6TH AND JOPLIN STS owner Joplin. Missouri DARR TIRE SERVICE Balanced Tread Tire Retreading Seneca, Missouri HOLIDAY THEATER Seneca, Missouri MILNOT COMPAHY Seneca, Missouri KEN REYNOLD’S PHARMACY INC. 32nd and Main Joplin, Missouri Phone MA 3-3800 Member of Class 27 SOUTHWEST LIME SOUTHWEST FEED CO. Agricultural lime, Rock phosphate, Blended and bulk fertilizer, Feed and crushed stone WHITE-WAY OIL CO. FEED, SEEDS, GAS OIL PHONE PR 6-4511 SENECA, MISSOURI GL 1-1300 GL 1-2903 store plant Neosho, Missouri BANK OF NEOSHO Best Wishes to the Class of ' 67 SENECA TELEPHONE COMPANY Seneca, Missouri McGINTY’S DEPARTMENT STORE Now completely remodeled...with more floor space to better serve our customers. 'Where Shopping is a Family Affair Neosho, Missouri fDll’K UWAYS WELCOME. AT YOUR A Office Phone GL 1-3358 Residence Phone GL 1-4060 .toned PHARMACY The Store of Personal Service Dr R D. Swift. Optometrist 127 East Main Street NEOSHO, MISSOURI Phono GL. 1-1177 Neosho, Missouri lJDa£gKjzeH, agency orug store “ttai'i'if £Jiabchw COMPANY (Registered Professionol Engineers X tt) Registered Land Surveyors 921 EAST MAIN STREET • NEOSHO, MO. • PHONE GL 1-2727 FARMER'S EXCHANGE MFA CO-OPERATIVE Feed, Seed, Fertilizer Groceries, and Farm Supplies Phone GL 1-3578 107 South Hamilton Neosho, Missouri JOPLIN JANITOR SUPPLY Complete Line of Sanitary and School Supplies 830 Joplin Street Joplin, Missouri TRI-STATE DISCOUNT STORE 101 South Main PHONE Kl 2-3023 910 N MAIN MIAMI. OKLA. A. B. AUTO SALES BEFORE YOU BUY-GIVE US A TRY WE SELL TO SELL AGAIN Miami, Oklahoma RAY AMMERMAN JESSE BROWN WE BUY ft SELL EXTRA CLEAN USED CARS WILLIAMS JEWELRY BELK’S DEPARTMENT STORE Diamonds - Watches Phone KI 2-3237 Miami, Oklahoma We buy, sell, or trade mobile homes RAINBOW TRAILER SALES 1230 N. Main Miami, Okla. JEAN CUTHBERTSON, OWNER Mobile Homes Salesmen LARRY CHAPMAN MARGE MELVIN FRED BAUER Home Phone Sales Manager KI 2-4601 Box 1167 Miami, Oklahoma 74354 American Laundry and Dry Cleaning 1731 Main - Joplin. Missouri Telephone MA 3-2044 or MA 3-2045 Shop Towels - Fender Towels Uniforms - Linen Service Toy Cribbs______________________________ Owner Representative Miami Honda Sales 2025 NORTH MAIN PHONE KI 2-3517 Miami Oklahoma 7 4 3 5 4 LIGHTING FIXTURES WIRING SUPPLIES Allen Electric Company Phone GLendale 1-1032 You PHONE For Us - IF i'll IFIRE For You RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL . INDUSTRIAL WIRING 126 West Spring Street, NEOSHO, MO. SENECA 776-3211 COMPANY Ramon Money ERICKSON HARDWARE Electrical and Plumbing Supplies Sporting Goods - Gifts and Toys East Side of Square Phone GL 1-3134 Neosho, Missouri DAIRY DEN Mark and Lila Everhard Neosho, Missouri SENECA GAS CO. Seneca, Missouri DR. R. MICHAEL CESSNA Chiropractic Physician BUSKE LINES, INC. 1032 Cherokee 776-3600 Seneca, Missouri Seneca, Missouri SENECA STATE LANKFORD’S BANK STATION Seneca, Missouri Seneca, Missouri OKLAHOMA TIRE SUPPLY CHAS. C. RUSH, Owner and Manager Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry Silverware RUSH’S JEWELRY Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairing 104 W. Commercial 108 East Spring Lebanon, Missouri Neosho, Missouri MOTOROLA KELVINATOR HATLEY DANCE STUDIO Above all dance well. MIDWAY HARDWARE A 11 Mil R Complete Line of Building Supplies 306 East 32nd Street (417) SU 1-1101 1600 East 32nd St. Joplin, Missouri JOPLIN, MISSOURI BRANHAM COLORADO ILLINOIS INDIANA IOWA KENTUCKY BROTHER’S LOUISAN A MINNESOTA • . T . . Mississippi (—+ njtSx m. x rtutjua, me. MISSOURI NISRASK A BIOS 1. 7 It. • JOPLIN. Mo. NORTH DAKOTA CONSTRUCTION OKLAHOMA SOUTH DAKOTA DAVID L. SITTON TEXAS DENBRAL MANAGER WISCONSIN MAyPAIR 9 0220 CO., INC. Congratulations on your progressing school system. We are proud to have been chosen as the contractors for RAMBLER FRED REID RAMBLER your new elementary school m2129 VAIN TELEPHONE VA 3 4890 and additions. ' WPM JOPLIN, MISSOURI 64803 AMERICAN w I|I7 J! CLASSIC 105 North Jefferson '.M8A-8AD0R Neosho, Missouri APCO B C AUTOMOTIVE PLAZA DRIVE-IN 2301 Main Street CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY Specialize: Automatic Transmission and Speed Equipment; 917 Illinois Complete Motor Service Phone MA 4-2177 Joplin, Missouri Joplin, Missouri JOE ROARK, REALTOR JACK PARKER'S OLIE SHADWICK, Associate Wingo’s Camera Company 420 Main Let us help you with your Real Estate. Joplin, Missouri LEE'S CXFE LEE’S CAFE Seneca, Missouri CITIZEN’S BANK Neosho, Missouri SPICER OLDSMOBILE Area's largest selection of Oldsmobiles Open every night Neosho, Missouri J A CAFE Open 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday thru Saturday HOMEMADE PIE AND ROLLS 1609 Main Street Joplin, Missouri FOX Joplin, Missouri Showplace of the Four States DOG SUDS Carl Pierce’s Standard Station Seneca, Missouri MILLS JEWELRY HOLCOMB PRODUCE M.F.A. FEEDS Joplin, Missouri Seneca, Missouri AUTO PARTS All Types Auto Industrial Bearings New Rebuilt Clutches Dayton Fan Belts Toledo Products Chicago Rawhide Oil Seals Grey Rock Brake Linings McCord Mufflers Gaskets Sealed Power Piston Rings Hydrovact Treadlevac Power Units REDINGS MILL SWIMMING POOL District's largest -finest equipped. Open 10 A.M. Daily Closed Wednesday Two Miles South of Joplin on Main MA 3-3617 HUMPHREYS SPRING CO. 1050 Joplin Joplin, Missouri MA 4-5340 RAY’S BEAUTY SALON Four State AUTO SUPPLY, INC. Complete Beauty Care RAY LANE Parts and Bearings Specialists WILLENE WATKINS JERRY HUNTER Joplin, Missouri Permanent Waving, Styling Hair Coloring Joplin Missouri MA 3-3623 SAFEWAY 2502 Main Street, Joplin, Missouri 923 West 4th Street, Joplin, Missouri 104 North College, Neosho, Missouri r Community National Bank ' Joplin------------ 11 Cat' 3 nd SUett Joplin, Miuouri 64801 JOPLIN INDUSTRIAL ELECTRIC CO. Wiring - Light and Power Maintenance - Electricians 2211 East 7th Street MA 3-3435 Joplin, Missouri Compliments of DRILLERS SUPPLY CO., INC. Joplin, Missouri Shop at FOODTOWN In Neosho For Everyday Low Prices See our weekend specials in the Neosho Daily News We Give Top Value Stamps’. RANCHO MOTEL On Highway 166 71, 1 Block South of Junction Phone MA 4-5896 Joplin, Missouri 15th STREET LUMBER COMPANY The best in building materials, Home-financing and building. Phone MA 4-4404 Joplin Missouri JACK LOWRY’S TRI-STATE EQUIPMENT 2322 Main MA 4-7634 Joplin, Missouri DEEM'S FOOD MARKET 2 i MUTUAL. INSURANCE COMPANY of MISSOURI LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY of MISSOURI EARL y. CLEMENT.................AGENT 206 S. VOOD ST.......NEOSHO, MISSOURI Quality meats, groceries, and vegetables Cold Storage, Rental Boxes Custom Processing, Sugar Cured Meats MA 4-0323 Joplin, Missouri BOB BOMAN'S THE DUDS SHOP FREEWAY OIL COMPANY Girls-Infants to 14 Freeway Products Distributors Boys-Infants to 20 MA 3-9697 MA 4-2197 Joplin, Missouri 2722 Main Street Joplin, Missouri ANDERSON'S 3002 Main Street Joplin, Missouri We make our own ice cream Compliments fresh daily of Half-Gallon 65 ? - Gallon $1.30 Complete Fountain Service EAGLE PICHER INDUSTRIES ART WHITE AGENCY, INC. Realtors - Insurers 2032 Main Street Joplin, Missouri Honda dealer service Bradys Drug Store Seneca Auto Supply McCullock Chain Saw Outboard Toro Mowers Radiator cleaner repair and all motor repairs Dorman’s Drug Store 310 N. Main 733 E. McKinney Joplin, Mo. Neosho, Mo. 1 Keystone LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS _ Your Complete Clothing Service Center RICHARD R. FORD MAyfair 4-4300 JAMES R. STITH 110 Vlrgima Avenue Co—owners Joplin, Missouri Ken Boyer s I.G.A, Seneca Missouri Compliments of SENECA DAIRY QUEEN bANDWIC HFL RK TENDERLOIN 3S EF TENDERLOIN V, R B Q BEEF 0 MBURGER ft EESE BURGER iT DOG K hUM ItM J Al FOUNTAIN CONE S i ft SUNDAE ?0 JO BANANA SPLIT TO PART AY SUNOAE « PINT TOOT SS HALT DAL T DULY 10 0.0 SANDWICH 10 UNIT. CUtVC )() is n is s . DAIRY QUEEN 114 Gale Webb’s Texaco North Main Seneca Missouri WATKINS AGENCY iM a — -A ’AjfsrrAre f ' — - m p O SOX 4B III CAST HICKORY STRICT NCOSmO. MISSOURI TELCPHONC OL 1-2974 ALLCN R WATKINS R 4l €•(•!• Broker WILLIAM O JOHNS R««i Cstats S«i m«n Western Auto Seneca, Missouri FRYE GRAY TIRE A APPLIANCE CO. 220 EAST SPRING STREET NEOSHO. MISSOURI Compliments of Seneca Locker Plant Phone GL. t-1972 Hazle’s Gift Shop HOWARD AND HAZLE BURNETT China, Crystal Gifts, Decorative Items 102 West Spring Street Phone GL 1-3781 Neosho Missouri SMITH’S PAINT STOKE 814 316 MAIN STREET JOPLIN, MISSOURI MA 3 1991 LINOLEUM • TILE • PICTURI FRAMING • RI SUPPLIES VutchHoti PAINTS ENAMELS VARNISHES Jamison Drug Co. Joplin’s Oldest Drug Store Established 1909 Prescriptions and Surgical Supply Soda Fountain 2701 Main Joplin, Missouri iTlidivestehn Ojjjjice £(juipment Co,, Qvic. 833 MAIN STREET JOPLIN. MISSOURI PHONE MA 3-5403 BUNKS s: ROAD FOOD SERVICE COLE’S TRUCK STOP GEORGE KEPLAR GASOLINE FREE BUNKS OPEN 24 HOURS DIESEL TIRE SERVICE TRUCK DISCOUNT MECHANIC ALL CREDIT CARDS PERMIT SERVICE 3119 Rangeline Joplin, Mo. Ph. MA 3-9375 TI7 EAST FOURTH STRICTLY NEW EVERY DAY... The Joplin Globe «„j The Joplin News Herald INFORMING AND SUPPORTING THE FOUR-STATE AREA WITH COMPLETE NEWS AND ADVERTISING COVERAGE THE JOPLIN GLOBE PUBLISHING CO. 116 MA 3-3480 THE BROWN LEATHER COMPANY Skill-Craft Division A complete line of artist, hobby, and craft supplies. Free catalog on request. 309-311 Virginia Avenue Joplin Missouri Joplin 618.Main Street SUnset 1-1222 Miami 29 N. Main Kimball 2-2239 CRAWFORD MILL Seneca, Missouri It’s Easy to Switch to Flameless ELECTRIC HEAT It’s Clean—Convenient-Modern—Economical 117 Compliments of the Class of ’67 118 Phone MA Artistically Compliments Of Baird Studio -6049 Creative vl Joplin, Missouri Frisco Bldg. 119 SCOTT SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Material Handling and Power Transmission Equipment 5th at Wall...............MA 4-0808 Or........................MA 3-0421 Nights, Sundays .... Holidays call.........MA 3-0481 CANDY KITCHEMT P- 0. Sox 504 2705 Lin. J� l� phop|e 1 3-2364 Joplirj, plo. 64801 Compliments of INTER-STATE GROCER COMPANY STEVEN'S JEWELERS Office Warehouse 1027 Main Joplin, Missouri 410 VIRGINIA AVENUE JOPLIN. MISSOURI 64801 Your Complete Clothing Service Center 410 Virginia Avenue Joplin, Missouri 120 Page Sponsors CREST DRIVE-IN............................................ RUSSELL BELDEN ELECTRIC .................................. 14 CHARLES WHITEHEAD INSURANCE .............................. 16 PIGGLY WIGGLY ............................................ 18 JAMES D. RUTTER............................................20 DR. H. D. ROBERTS..........................................22 MATTER'S JEWELRY ......................................... 24 MIAMI LUMBER CO............................................26 STAPP'S SCHOOL OF COSMETOLOGY ............................ 28 DUTCHESS BEAUTY SALON .................................... 30 DR. M. ELLDGES.............................................32 ROCKET MOTEL ............................................. 34 CINDY'S-RESTAURANT.........................................36 MODE-O-DAY.................................................38 BENNETT'S BARBER SHOP......................................40 121 OLDHAM JEWELRY. 42 Dear Annual Staff, At the end of my first year as Annual Sponsor, I want to express my gratitude to all of you, the finest and most entertaining group of students I believe I will ever sponsor. Diana, as Editor, your persistent and finally fruitful efforts to organize and administrate have been appreciated, not only by me but by the entire staff. 1 know at times the WARRIOR seemed only a dream with no Annual Staff around, no final drafts to work with, or no pictures to put in the annual. And still yet the voice of Slavedriver Jones ringing throughout the halls of SHS can still be heard, if one listens carefully about the beginning of seventh period, Where's the Annual Staff! --What do you mean you can't come work on the annual Thursday evening, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, etc., etc. —Neither rain nor snow nor sleet!! —Call Mosler! And somehow, the WARRIOR was finished. It's a good thing Janine, that you appeared faithfully each day for moral support. Without at least one member present Diana's despair might have only succumbed to the future. But then there was you, Kevin, who would occasionally arrive early, ready to embark on a muriel to cheer Diana's spirits. You should thank your Companion in Cuisine, Marsha, who limited many of your exhibitions of extraordinary talent to only a few moment's display. Yours was not the only talent, though. There was Jan, the Swingingest Who's Who title selector that ever graced the annuals of SHS (you say you finally turned your drafts in?)—and Carbon Copy Emma whose miraculous typing speed and unsurpassed aptitude for accuracy made it possible for us to order a mere two hundred and fifty extra draft sheets (but you can't have all the credit). Of course, I couldn't fail to mention the automotive manipulating talent of our Business Manager, Cindy, whose frequent trips to the Seneca Bank (Emma in company) could well be cited as The Great Escape. The greatest talent belongs to Phillip, our Co-editor. As one of several members of our Staff afflicted with tergiversation of sedulity, you have offered Diana many helpful hints, such as, Why don't you make up a list of Things to Do? I know Diana's appreciation was boundless. Her appreciation, 1 know, should extend also to Randy whose greatest achievement, besides being a lap in the hall, was keeping Emma locked up in the closet for no less than five minutes with a minimum of disturbance. Bonnie, I owe thanks to you for entertaining our hardworking group with your Thirteen Volkswagen Tales or was it Thirteen Tails in a Volkswagen ? In any case, your episodic driving adventures fitted in well with the afternoon scandal sheet. I have left wliat's-her-name? Janie? Joyce? Linda?--ah, yes, Janet for the last (for obvious reasons). You have been so calm and collected tliroughout this year that your composure has balanced the entire chaotic condition which lias finally produced a WARRIOR for 1966-67. For tliis I owe you my peace of mind during seventh hour for the last nine months. 1 hope this year lias been fun for the entire Annual Staff, although you have had to work hard many weekends. And it is for this effort that I wish to say again for myself as well as for the other members of Seneca High School, Thank you for donating your time in order to provide us with the 1967 WARRIOR, 'Ours to Remember.' Sincerely, Ackerson, Debbie Ackerson, Donnie Adams, D. Wayne Adams, F. Ross Adams, John AdairKi, Karen Adamflkfcerry Alambauffli, Rick Allen, nette Andersoif AndersoJ Anders Anders Anders Armstrong. George Bagfrr aren Bagg'oUv Lynn Bagg Cly' M e Baca rly, Baldwin, 1 Balt, Ste Barker, C ol Bates, He Bayl ss, ftlren Bay less. IJnda Bayless. randy Belt, David Bennett. Danny Bennett, Rick Bettis, La Vela Blatter, Connie lan, Brenda man, Charles iwman, Rebecca ,y-s tv iC Katie � Brase Luther Brodericx Carol An Brown, Barbara' Brown, Donna Brown, Richard Brownen, Terry Boyer, Mickey Bryant, Geneva - j Buening, Diana Burkhart, Vera Burris, Jerry Burris. Leo Bushy. Mary Jane Butler. Peggy I - y 5 34,90 673 90 30.32,37,40,86, 88.91 ■si s 15,3 ,40,86,91 55.86.88.91 40 40 55 67 30,31,3: 2, 4,60,61 I75T.41 27.31.67 27.28,30,32,41 32,61 30,55,86,88,91 M- iff 611 67 67j 5£ 6'fl km 41 27.67 67AH 21, 31,68,67 61 28,31,3|,34,55 67,89,94 28,30,42. . , 55 29,30,32.42 14.2 . 21,22,23,27. 30.3f.40 31,67 Cameron, Gary 4 Campbell, ColleJi Carnes, Lonny l Carroll, Suzanne Casada, Christine Caswell, Kenny f Chapman, Ralph I Chapmen, Stephen Chester. Kathy Chester, Tina Clark, Ben Clogston, Loretta Clouse, Al ij Clouse. Coburn, Cochran ] Collins, Coinduff. Connell Randy Cook, Debbie Cox, Jerold Crider, Karen Cummings, Gary Cunningham, James Cunningham, Sharon Curtis. Glenda Cuthberson, Carolyn Daniels, Bev Daniels, Connie Daniels, Karen Daniels. Jerry Davis, Susan De Moss, Mike Divine, Andy Dobbs. Marcy Dodson. Janet Dodson, Lariy Dodson, Linaa Doss. Sherry Durbin, Dale Eads, L. V. Eby, John Edmonson, Jan Edwards. Bruce Ehrhart. Janet Ehrhart, Morris Eldridge, Charles Eldridge. Tina Ellis, Dickie Englehardt, Robert Etherton, Trena 2T 27. 68 55 22, 43 27, 15. 27, 68 61 43 25, 48 62 29. 43 55 68 55 68. 56 25. 68 56 43 68 68 27. 62 IS. 43. 27, 43 56, 30, 27, 24, 62. 23.27,28,30,32. 68 25,27,55 30,43,89 55 30,55 89 26,56 68,90 83,25,27,54.56 86,88 86.88.93.94 31,68 62.89.94 43 34 123 Farmes, Donald Fearn, Melanie Fisher, Randy Fleetwood, Jo Alta Foster, Ray Shelia _ A villa (Jallemore, Douglas G. ' allemore, Douglas R. Gardner, Jean Garrison, Linda Gaw, Pam Geeding, Phillip Goswick, Gary Graham, Mike Graves, Martha Gray, Sharon Green, Sherry Green, Sue Griffith. Hobert Griffith, Ralph Gutherie. Terry Hall, Jo Ann Hall, Linda Lou Hall, Linda Sue Hammock, Jean Hampton, Mike Harding, Mike Hartje, James Hartzler, Bertha Hartzler, Bobbie Hayes, Susan Heffren, Debbie Heffren, Larry Helm, Mike Hembree, Cecil Hembree, Darlene Hembree, Susan Herring, Judy Herring, Linda Hickey, Cheryl Hierholzer, Carolyn Hierholzer, Peggy Hirsch, Sara Hodge, Sue Hodge, Patty Hoffman, Deborah Holcomb, Clifford Holcomb, Linda Holiday, Danny Hollandworth, Bernar Holt, Stephen Holt, Tom AA ■ 6 4 68 31.44 56,86,86,96 24.27.20.44 56 27,60,62 23,44 56 62,93 27,68,89 22.44 62 68 14.21.22.23.44 69 62 45 32.45.34 30,32,56 69 45 62 hosier, Jack Houchin, Jerry Howard, John Howell, John Hughes, B. K. Houston, Mary Hutchinsoy, Steve Ibison, La Wanna Irvin, Bill Irwin, Dale Irwin, Robin Johnson, Gib Jones. Diana Jones. 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