Seneca High School - Warrior Yearbook (Seneca, MO)

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COUNCIL Brent Joy and Katie UJilkinson serve water at the Senior Citizens Banquet. (Photo by Higgins) Kevin Durbin holds flower girl for the Homecoming Ceremonies sponsored by the STUCO ot practice. (Photo by Shinn) STUCO President ond Vice President Steve Harrington ond Beth Moeller put more decorations on themselves than the tree. (Photo by Snow) Orgonizotions Student Council 9

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STUDENT One of two STUCO cors in the Homecoming Parade escorting the 1964 filumni. (Photo Moeller) by STUCO HAS BUSY FALL 8y Beth Moeller Student Council members out did themselves this foil uuith o busy homecoming week ond o Senior Citizens Banquet all within o month's time. football players, coaches, cheerleaders, and queen candidates from the 1964 football season were brought back and honored on football homecoming day. The day marked the twenty year anniversary of Seneca's last undefeated football team. Bn entire day had been planned for the Rlumni beginning with a catered lunch in the Home economics room followed by a tour of the school. Bn extra long pep roily was held in their honor with cheers ond skits. That night at holf time of the gome the team, cheerleaders, and queen candidates from the 1964 season were escorted on to the field by STUCO members where they were presented with framed resolutions. Three weeks later members were busy collecting gifts os door prizes from area merchants to be given away at the annual Senior Citizens Banquet. That evening at the banquet, the Swing Choir and Leonard Smith, a one armed fiddler, along with his wife, Francis provided some folk music. In December, members Decked the Halls. Lights, ornaments, garland, and tinsel were drug out of storage and joyfully strung throughout the gym lobby. 8 Student Council Members: Vice President Beth Moeller, Chad Nolan, Deron Burr, President Steve Harrington, Seantel Potton, Ken Platner, Greg Bujewski. Katie Ulilkinson, Brent Jay, Jerry Hembree, Rowdy Strait, Susan UJoodward, Renee Carver, and not pictured, Secretary Down Shinn. (Photo by Campus)

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By Seantel Potton, senior This year's future Homemakers of America hos been o very active organization. The FHB and the FBlfl earned over S600 for the March of Dimes with a roadblock, fls a fund raiser they also sold Tupperware. fit Christmas the FHR visited the CPR Center in Neosho where every two girls adopted one child and took the child a stocking full of goodies, sang carols and hod refreshments. In March the FHR conducted a teen-age pregnancy seminar in the Council House. Junior Mary Brumfield participated In FHB activity. (Photo by Boyer) fihondo Nunn. Tarn Boy . Sear el Potton. She«o Marsh Down Bandy. Sheflo Com. Mary Brumfield. Com fitter. Doonno Stefc. Doom Smith. Cothy Huffmon. Saro fidamson. Judo Bratttn. Shown© McCoy. finn Crowley. M i ftoark, A4« Chopmon. Mrs Carolyn Mi. Tosha Hosp. Angle Vowels. Cricket Craig. Tommy Pierson. Chorion M nd nhol. Joy Henry. Donno Chopmon. and Karen Scroggins (Photo by Campus)