Seneca High School - Warrior Yearbook (Seneca, MO)

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Brian Vust Is repairing a town mower (Photo by Skaggs) Junior Bob Triplett Is welding o squeeze chute. Photo by Skaggs) Donno Chapman Dovo 8ra ord. Jot( Comal Was Kuhn, Lada Kihn. had Mb. end Boui 8dm Vust. Gory Booth. Doug Savlm. Kaum Cochran. Tony Srrtth. Conma Braun. 5rd Boui D J Boonott flkhord Odton. John tr ort Chris Wyrldt. Bon Gorham. Bob Trtplatt. Duono Chador. BanOj Moms. Darrol Ruckar. Damon Wbon. 4rh Boiu Dusty whaahaod. Brod Moms. Cod Booty. Pod hmstrong. Don Butlor. Jim (Mormon. Don Bruiood. Bondy Possmora Tarry Uttar. Morty Otlord Both roui Ka y Bol. Dodd Oouison. Grog Mogon. John Bossmon. Boon Stona. Chns Boodi. Jim Vorsuognar. Don Bossmon, Dodd Patton. Chorlo Hogan. Dorron King. (Miord McCroody. Chod Noton. Bony Stophons. fror IMiart. Dola flndarson. Buthur King. Doug Uteon

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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)

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17 Iff]embers inducted dhtto IfUddd Senior member. Katie UUHklnson awards new member. Kely Bol with the Notional Honor Society key. Senior member Steve Harrington lights the candle of knowledge at the 1984-85 Induction. By Down Shinn On April 17. 1985. seventeen new members were Inducted Into the Seneca Chapter of Notional Honor Sodety. The new members were chosen on the values of Scholarship. Leadership. Service, ond Character. To be considered for NHS. one must hove a grade point average of 3.0. This has been lowered notlonaHy this year from the previous 3.5 GPA. The students who were selected as candidates were asked to fH out o questionnaire based on honors received, activities, clubs, leadership positions held. Jobs worked, ond community services. They were then evaluated by a panel of faculty, where the finol decision was mode. Although It was a time of excitement. It was olso a time of sorrow, for we were to say good-bye to our sponsor. Mary Beth Lane. Mrs. Lane hod been the chapter's sponsor for many years, but this was to be her last. It was announced that she was to retire. Mrs. Lone will definitely be missed by the Society next year. National Honor Society is o national organization. Members are selected for a lifetime and are the onty organization formally recognized ot graduation. 1984-85 newty Inducted National Honor Society members: front row; Christa Mothre, Fonda Montgomery. Connie Ritter, KeHi Aoork, Angle Vowels Soms, Cathy UJotklns. Georgona UJIIson, Brian Vust. Second row; Karen Davis. Scott McGehee. Fred MlHs. Kely BaH. Brent Clark. Ann Crowley. Shown 6by. Charles Ketchum, and Cheryl Lewis. 1983-84 members: Joy Henry. Down Shinn, Katie Wilkinson. Michael Henody. Trod Webb. LeAnn Altter. Carmen Morris. Showno McCoy. 8rent Jay. Beth Moeller, ond Steve Harrington