Seneca High School - Warrior Yearbook (Seneca, MO)

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Key Club Provides Services By Connie Bitter. Junior Key Club, sponsored by the Kiuuonis, Is on organization designed for the benefit of helping the community. On November 9 Key Club sponsored Its fourth annual bloodmobile. This year's goal was set ot 75 pints and was reached by collecting exactly 75 pints. Key Club's second project was conducted March 7 and 8. The club helped the elementary kindergarten teachers screen and enroll pre-school children. Approximately 55 children were screened. Showno McCoy assists In the Kindergarten screening. (Photo by Bogle) Key Club's final service project was the distribution of baskets of fruit to the elderly and the needy for Coster. This year's Key Club was sponsored by Mr. Tom Hodge. C . Horen Dovls. Sr., gives blood. (Photo by Shinn) Members: Gory 8eord. Steve Horrlngton (Pres ). Beth Moeller, Seantel Potton. 8111 Cddlngs, Kim Lewis. Deonno Sisk. (Vice Pres.), Kevin Bogle. Ann Crowley. Kelli ftoark, Connie Ritter. Mary Brumfield. Leslie Kuhn. Dario Cedlllo. Brent Clark. Katie WMklnson. Melissa Kline, Michelle Sharkey. Koren Dovls (Sec. and Treos.). Shawna McCoy. Joy Henry, Carmen Morris. Jomes Harlan, and Clndi Bledsoe. (Photo by Compos). Organization Key Club 17

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By Connie Ritter, Junior Sponish Club, sponsored by Mrs. Csther Tote, is o small club with thirteen members. This year the club celebrated the Sponish holiday, the Day of the Dead , with o pizza party. January 14, Spanish Club sponsored a Mexican dinner at Caso Montez in Joplin. Members ore: Showna McCoy. President, Connie Ritter, Vice-President. Kelli Roark, Secretory Treosurer. Kim Lewis, Joy Henry, Rhonda Hembree, Tommy Pierson. Shelly Sleuter, Crystol Alderman, Mike Williams, Angela Spurgin, Samantha €ngle, and Jim Long. Shaun botou; Shoujoo McCoy. ShoAy Sl ut r. flhondo Mr Toto. Tommy Plorson. wd Joy Hoary (photo by SonOitg) Shoum obovo. Juniors flhondo Hombro and M « w ams (photo bv C. Mttor) ■I

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FFA is q Valuable and Popular Officers ore ChopUn Dove Brodford. Vke President Wes Kuhn. President fred Mills. Vice President Leslie Kuhn. Secretory Donno Chopmon. ond Sentinel Jeff Connell The following Vo-Ag teams competed in the state competition and all tuere rated in group I classifications. Poultry - Group I - 1st place out of 60 schools at state Leslie Kuhn 1st high individual 5th place at District, Leslie Kuhn 4th high individual; 3rd place at Crouuder Aggie Day Leslie Kuhn, Greg Hogan, Duane Chester, and Kelly Ball uuill represent Missouri at the National Contest next November in Kansas City Forestry - Group I - 2nd place out of 25 schools at state, 2nd poke at District (Fred Mills - 1st high and Kelly Ball 5th high) 1st place at Crouuder Aggie Day Fred Mills High Senior Dairy Foods - group I- 2nd place out of 45 schools at state, Chad Nolan 3rd High Ind. Arthur King 16th High Ind.; 4th at District, Lisa Kuhn 4th High Ind., Arthur King 7th High Ind. Dairy Cattle - group I - 9th place out of 60 schools at state; 8th at District; 3rd at Area 7. Soils - group I - 21st place out of 60 schools at State 8th at District, Bandy Passmore 10th High Ind.; 5th at Crouuder Aggie Day; 2nd at Area 7. Organization Mr John Hobbs, teacher, ond Jeff Conned ore working on o cor romp. (Photo by Skaggs)