Seneca High School - Warrior Yearbook (Seneca, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1986 volume:

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Math League. NHS. and Track. She has received a 1984 85 Academic Letter, a track letter, and a band letter Cheryl has also received many honors such as the National Merit Commended Students Award. Who's Who Among High School Students. Empire District Honor Student. Who's Who Most Likely to Succeed and the Louis Armstrong Jazz Award Ann Crowley, senior, is the President of NHS. historian of FHA. and track manager. Ann is actively involved m many groups such as band, jazz band. Key Club. Outing Club. Math League, and FT A She has received many honors such as a Leadership award m band, a 1984-85 Academic Letter. Who's Who Among American High School Students, a ’ 1 ' rating in state band competition, and typing awards. Ann has also lettered m band, track and volleyball Kelli Roark, senior, is the vice president of National Honor Society, vice-president of FTA. and a member of the Outing Club. She is a reporter for FHA and a member of the KSNF Explorer Post. Kelli is the copy editor for the Warrior Staff and the Moccasin Print OF THE MONTH! FEBRUARY MARCH Sherry Bates, junior, has served as Student Council Representative tor two years. During high school she has been actively involved in groups such as FBLA. FCA. Basket ball, and softball She is a member of the Wamor Staff and the Moccasin Print. Sherry received a 1984-85 Academic Letter. Deann Smith, senior. is second vice-president of FHA. and an active member of National Honor Society. She received a 1984-85 Academic Letter and has been active in high school as a wrestling cheerleader. Deann is following a college preparatory schedule and is planning to attend MSSC for elementary education APRIL MAY STUDENTS By Sherry Bates, junior Student of the Month is designed to honor outstanding high school students. The students are chosen by the faculty of Seneca High School. They are selected for academic ability, participation in activities, organizations, and citizenship. The students are nominated by teachers and then voted on by the faculty. Student of the month is a high honor and these students are to be congratulated! Karla Matles. senior, is actively involved in basketball and volleyball She is the assistant editor of the Wamor Staff and the Moccasin Print. Karla is a member of National Honor Society and is involved in Swing Choir and Concert Choir She has served on Student Council two years and was basketball homecoming queen candidate her junior and senior years. Staci Conduff. junior, is parliamentarian of FBLA. secretary of FCA. and a member of FTA. She is also active in volleyball. Staci is a National Honor Society member and pianist for swing choir and concert choir She received an academic letter for 1984-85 Class of 86 invades Six Flags Above: Duane Chester, Doug Martin, Ron Gorham, and Jim long pigging out after a long day at Six Mags; Christa Mathre and Brenda Lankford at Texas; and Tammy Holcomb. (Photos by Ulilson) by Kelli Roark, senior The Class of 1986 went to Six Flags over Texas April 26, 1986. A few of the seniors met at Shoney's in Joplin for breakfast at 1:00 a.m., this made for a long night! Everyone who went on the trip met at the school for a baggage check at 3:30 a.m. and at 4:00 a.m. they were off for Texas. At the halfway mark they stopped at McAlester, Oklahoma to eat breakfast. After riding for eight hours on the bus, they finally arrived at Six Flogs. The pork was very crowded and a lot of time was spent waiting in lines. Nine hours were spent in the park, they were then on their way home. At 6:45 a.m. they returned to the high school. The adult sponsors that accompanied the seniors, were Mr. and Mrs. Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Hodge, and Mr. and Mrs. Vust. Above: Georgana UJilson and Fonda Montgomery filled with the excitement of the senior trip, and several seniors riding a roller coaster. Seneca High Stresses Safety First By Fonda Montgomery, senior In the eyes of the girls athletic deportment Kelli Roark Is definitely on outstanding senior. She has spent many hours ot the high school not practicing, but just being there in cose someone gets injured. In the previous yeors Miss Killian has not only hod the responsibility of coaching but she has also hod to handle the injured athletes. Miss Killian commented that, Kelli has helped me tremendously, she has done on excellent job with the responsibility of toping and coring for the injured athletes. During her junior year, Kelli attended the Croemer Student Athletic Trainers UUorkshop ot Southwest Missouri Stote University inhere she leorned to tope various injuries. This year she mainly toped fingers, wrists, and lots of ankles. UJhen osked how she liked being a trainer she replied, It's fun!” On April 9, the University of Missouri's Deportment of education presented o Head, Neck, and Spinal Cord Injury Prevention assembly for the SHS student body. Not only did the assembly consist of the core of o spinal cord Injury and the statistics on the injuries but also several Seneco students were osked to demonstrate the difficulty of monueverlng o wheelchair in everyday life situations. Members of the University demonstrate the proper way to immobilize o spinal injury using freshman Scott UJolker. s y Seneca Celebrates Mark Twain’s Birthday By Sherry Botes, junior On the week of November 25-27 Seneca High School wos celebrating in a Mark Twain festival. The event was held to celebrate 150 years since Mark Twain's birth on November 30, 1835: 100 years since The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn was written; and 75 years since his death on April 21. 1910. Students were asked to participate in an essay contest and a poster contest. On Tuesday. November 26, a frog jumping contest was held in the high school gym in honor of Mark Twain’s famous short story; The Notorious Jumping Frog of Calaveras County. Top: Travis VanUUagner, Frank Thompson, and Billy Baker. Top Center: Mrs. Tate and David Colbert Bottom Center: Arthur King. Rhonda Gilstrap. Cathy Smith, and Kim Lewis. Bottom: Jeff Jennings and Travis VanUJag-ner. Top: Sherry Bates and Julie Brattin. Bottom Center: Jim Newsom. Scott Clark. Lee McDaniel, and Toni Davis Bottom: Dedra Martin. Stephanie Garmen, Julie Hanna-ford and Mrs. Tate 6 XiJec Jiny Spurs Samily delations By SLrry Bates. junior (tddiny SonyS were heiny pfayed in the (ouni if fdouse on January tO, as the family delations class held their first weddiny. T)he weddiny was held to yive students experience in pfanniny a weddiny. Dhe tuxedos and yowns were provided hy the fJridul Uoutiyue in Miami, an d the weddiny cahe was made ly Wrs. Jdoais Cdens. Wrs. Carolyn Mitt is the in strut tor and is prou J of iL way llu weddiny turned out. Mpproximalety 50 yuests attended. (left to right) Deann Smith, Sherry Bates. Kristi Whitchill, Renee Carver. Steve Cole. Gary Beard. Doug Martin. Charles King, Kristi hill, and Jacob Mosp. (Photo by Spiva) By Sherry Bates, junior Each year a survey of the Seneca High School is taken to determine everyone's favorites. The 1985-86 survey reveals this year's ... TOP TEN. CHECK OUT Cars 1. Porsche 2. Corvette 3. Mustang 4. Chevy Pick-ups 5. Lamborghini 6. Camaro 7. Trans-Am 8. 4x4 Pickup 9. Z-28 10. 280-ZX Actor 1. Sylvester Stallone 2. Hob Lowe 3. Eddie Murphy 4. Michael J. Fox 5. Don Johnson 6. Clint Eastwood 7. Bill Cosby 8. John Wayne 9. Tony Danza 10. Burt Reynolds Movies 1. Rocky IV 6. Weird Science 2. Rambo 7. Vision Quest 3. Back to the 8. Nightmare on Future Elm Street 4. Wildcats 9. Outsiders 5. Youngblood 10. Delta Force 1. Pizza 2. Taco 3. Steak 4. Seafood 5. Cheese- burger Foods 6. Enchiladas 7. Spaghetti 8. Burrito 9. Cashew Chicken 10. Nachos Actress 1. Heather Thomas 2. Goldie Hawn 3. Heather Locklear 4. Mol lie Ringwald 5. Sally Fields 6. Cybil Sheppard 7. Brooke Shields 8. Kelly Le Brock 9. Joan Collins 10. Lisa Hartman THIS YEAR’S TOP TEN AA jj McDonald' Television Program 1. Cosby Show 6. Dynasty 2. Miami Vice 3. Moonlighting 4. Growing Pains 5. Who ’s the Boss? 7. McGyver 8. Mash 9. Solid Gold 10. Airwolfe Eating Places 1. McDonald’s 2. Pizza Hut 3. Taco Bell 4. King Pizza 5. Home 6. Pizza Inn 7. Ken’s Pizza 8. Raphael’s 9. Long John Silver’s 10. Mr. B’s Singer Group 1. Kool and the Gang 2. Lionel Richie 3. Alabama 4. George Strait 5. Chicago 6. Air Supply 7. AC DC 8. ZZ Top 9. Hank Williams Jr. 10. Whitney Houston 1. Kyrie 2. Life in a Northern Town 3. Cherish 4. You’re the Inspiration 5. Friends 6. Say You, Say Me Song 7. We Built This City 8. Party All the Time 9. Can’t Fight this Feeling 10. Smoking in the Boy's Room Pastime 1. Partying 7. Listening 2. Reading 3. Cruising 4. Eating 5. Sports 6. Hunting to Music 8. Basketball 9. Being with Friends 10. Dancing � Juniors Soro fldomson. Julie Brottln ond Croig Joy experimenting with chemicols in lob. (Photo by Bandy) Chemistry Students learn Laboratory Techniques 8y Dawn Sandy, senior Chemistry and Lab is taught as a two-hour course at Seneca High School. In this course the students study both the structure and composition of matter ond perform experiments. Miss Janet Drake was employed this year to teach the Seneco High School Advanced Mothemotics ond Science. Mory Brumfield, senior, states ' ‘My future plans ore to become o lob technician ond chemistry dos hos given me on incentive.” Miss Drake ond Seniors Ann Crowley experimenting with odds In lab. (Photo by Bandy) ► 10 StuCO has interesting year Top - Student Council. President. Brent Clark. Above - Senior Member Toshsa Hosp. Middle - Crolg Joy Kelly Murroy taking time out from o busy doy for a picture. Right - Sherry Botes ond Deron Burr giving the eighth groders o tour of the campus. 12 Future Homemakers of America Attends Several Training Sessions By Deanna Sisk, senior The Future Homemakers of American did alot of traveling this year to prepare for the upcoming Regional Troining Conference at Mt. Vernon and a Leadership Conference Session at Carl Junction. Three FHR members participated in the District FHR Star Cvents. Susan flrwood, freshman, participated in the Junior Division of Illustrated Talks Cvent, receiving a third place rating. Deanna Sisk, senior, participated in the Senior Division of Illustrated Talks €vent, receiving a first place rating. Deann Smith, senior, for the Job Interviews receiving a first place rating, and qualifying for state competition in June. FHR also had many bakesales for the school during lunch. They also contributed homemade gifts to the residents at Meadowview Nursing Home in Joplin. Four members will qualify to attend the state convention at the University of Missouri-Columbia, in June. FHfl hosted o benefit bosketbod gome for the Morch of Dimes They raised over S31 00. ond entertained o speciol guest ot the gome. Miss Ronnie Potterson. the 1985-86 Morch of Dimes Poster Child Debbie Grourth mokes popcorn for the Bingo party fHA members ploy Bingo Members ore, from left to right: bottom row: Mrs. HI . Adviser. Susan Rrwood, Michelle Boker. Deonno Sisk, Donny Adorns, Joy Nunn. Johnetto €by. Missy Potterson. Delta Hildreth. Ann Crowley Top row: Jennifer Hosp, Toshso Hosp. Sora Adomson. Julie 8rottin, Deonn Smith, Rhondo Hembree, Mory Brumfield, Down Bandy. Debbie Growth, Kelli Roork fight new officers were installed ot the 1985-86 fHA Inst olot ion Banquet ot Bononto Steak house In Joptn from right to left Ke Roork. Reporter Deonno Sisk. Recreotlonol leader: firm Crowley. Historian: Mory BrurrVield. Secretory: Julie Brottm. President: Mrs HR. fidvlsor: Sora Rdomson. 1st Vke President. Deonn Smith. 2nd Vice President; Toshso Hosp. Secretory Senior Jeff Hendrick bravely gives blood for the Red Goss Bloodmoblle (Photo by UJIIson) By Deanna Sisk, senior Key Club had an outstandingly busy year! The Red Creoss Bloodmobile started the year off by earning 82 pints of blood. Key Club also participated in various fund raisers such as a car wash. collecting toys for the underprivileged, leaf raking, and a yearly project of selling notebooks to help raise money for state convention. Being a service organization, the Key Clubbers participated in the American Heart Association's Jump-fl-Thon held at the Northpark Mall, and raised olot of money for heart patients. Key Club had a very successful year, and ended it by a canoe trip at Shady Beach Resort near Noel. Mo. Mwnbefi from left to right. top row Jerry Hembree. Brian Vust. JVn long. 84 Cddlngs. Shon lowson. lonce long. Charles Ketchum. Tim UJoodword Gory Beord. Second row louro Gregory Misty Nelson. Cheryl lewis. Deonno Sisk Cln Bledsoe. Cathy Watkins, Ann Crowley. Brio Green. Robyn Rohes Bottom row Ke y Bal. Brent Clark. Juke Chapman. Kim lewis. Darla Ced4o Not pictured is B4y lee The 1985-86 Key Club officers are from left to right Shan lawson. reporter. Got Bledsoe Vice-President Deonno Sisk. President: Misty Nelson. Secret ory Treosurer Sight members ottended the 39th Annual Key Club International Convention In Kansas City. Shown obove Is Bill Cddlngs. Shan Lawson. Deanna Sisk. Undo Sisk (chaperone). Louro Gregory. Clndi Bledsoe. Robyn Rakes, ond Billy Lee enjoying a Polynesian dinner ot the famous Kona Koi restouront In the Hilton Plaza. 0 u T 1 N G C I U B 16 By Connie flitter, senior The Outing Club, sponsored by Robin Krause, got off to o sIouj start. Due to the many other activities the science-related club was on go on two outings. The first was to Paul Henning State Forest in Bronson. MO. where they went hiking ond exploring. On May 17. the Club went to the Diamond Prairie in Diamond. MO. They went on wild flower walks and observed nature and wild animals. Recorder Jeff Howard, Vice President Connie Ritter, President Mike UNMoms. Secretory Mary Brumfield, Treasurer John Linders. Volerlo Krummel at Diamond Proirie. Members of the Outing Club in Branson. 4th row: Tommi Mullin, Carol Ritter. Joni Sothman. fll Cervantes, Jock €vans, Mike Crowley, Deron Burr. Scott Clark, Lance Long. Jim Long Keith Groy. Greg Berry. Cddie Broderick. Merle Mothre. John Jennings. Deeno Morse. Tony Donhom. 3rd row: Robin Krouse. Rlchord Rawlins, Kenny Plotner. Brian Vust. Gary Beard, Chorles Ketchum. finn Crowley. Deonna Sisk. Cindl Bledsoe. Cathy Watkins, Shannon Hort. Julie Chapman, Kevin Bogle. Claude Merrlman. Debbie Growth. Volerlo Krummel. Charlie Hogan, flmy Mountford, Berry Stephens. Brian Stone. 2nd row: Will Cook. KeW Roork, Mike Williams. Connie Ritter. John Linders. Mory Brumfield. Jeff Howard, Robyn Rokes. Bryan Smith Clifton Gray. Shorla Toller. Deona Goswick, Suson ftrwood. Debbie Rice, Susan Morris. Jeonle Cook. Nell Vust. 1st row: Jerry Gorham Jim Newsome. Jeff Jennings. Ron Gorhom. Shan Lowson. Craig Joy. Rondy Morris. Rrthur King, Rowdy Strait, Rob Nesvold. Wynn Mullin Scott Cooper, and David Ingram. ANOTHER BIG YEAR i - Fen - fen - FCR members Nell Yust. sophomore, UUIII Cook, sophomore, Deron Burr, sophomore, Brian Yust, senior. Sherry Botes, junior ond Kristi UJhitehill, junior making plans for their trip to Cureka Springs, for the Great Passion Ploy, which they took in April (Photo by Daniel Young) r ZD r ZD r ZD r ZD Staci Conduff. Secretary, Kristi Whitehill. Vice President, Brian Yust. President FCfl - FCfl - FCfl - FCfl - FCfl - FCfl - FCfl - FCfl - FCfl r ZD - FCfl - FCfl - FCfl - FCfl - FCfl - FCfl - FCfl - FCfl - rj by Doniel Young, senior Recording to Kristi UJhitehill) Vice President of FCR. five members of the club took o trip to Cureko Springs. The members were Kristi UJhitehill, junior, Staci Conduff, junior, Beth Ann Campbell, freshmon, ond Michael Steele, sophomore. They were headed by Mr. Charles Henderick ond his wife Judy. Horold Reeves, pastor of Hottle Springs Church Of Christ also attended the trip, ond drove the von that his church furnished. UJhen they first arrived in Cureko Springs the group went to the All Gloss Church, then offer visiting there, they went into town to do some shopping while they were waiting for the Passion Ploy to start ot 8:30 that evening. Another new event was introduced to the Fellowship of Christion Athletes members when the area churches decided to serve the members of the club with o light breakfast at their early morning meetings. Another successful year for the newly started club was headed by Brian Yust. President, Kristi UJhitehill. Vice President, ond Staci Conduff, Secretory. SftatCiy ifo 0?tne info SpAttiyAtt Ca nt Scntta a mAn f c uAa ttrAitA dtA -6 UK (A fant ArtA. 7At c mS AclpA in piadutAnf (At acAaaA fe ayA SAtuvn At ii$At: 'Kim jIcuka, I aAAa aAtA. “ iU £ddin$A. SAan ut A %n. %iAn ' 9pA(HA, (?indi i Ud- AAt. (?Aa‘xltA KctcAum. 4nflt (?%M«M tynlit (?AapH xi. (ZAtrufA cuka. 4x-(Aut Kin }. ffxpit PAttain. %dnt4f Amttan. And 'Dat a (?cditt . SfoeecA cutti SfiasUtA emtUvt fctcue 5m W ' � -U CA «« ' 9M41 S Ct Uf fa SfM ii AtndfntA. 7f( CmitlA mtUAi im 23 Tt'Pd TfMCtAM 'pnUMAU dMf4M. U M fa 4 € A UmdtntA. 7f( t ti 4jU € A+e fa tA €€ A€JH€Ai€ 4 • Sp tmt i, oU U (A fa At f n%. On cAnfiU U eniitd d A U MiW eii ufa tUitndjnf W i 4 U ini tfmUnU mn i in m tuit nnit )md +4 ( 7A 7m UAn ) And ««u e UUluA l iA nn}i ti 4 d “7S P (dmvxltAn dtAACiAU ifuul dining 4 melt. 5 mm ninn : dtt Tftc'DAnUi. (fin (? %+. “DmqU fa }encA 4 d Sfinmui And P-n nfn ). Si d« Tftc AnUt. iln A A C. 18 MOCCASIN PRINT CELEBRA TES 55th YEAR A T SHS By Joey Splva. junior The MOCCASIN PRINT is going into its 55th year as a tradition at Seneca High. The first newspaper was issued October 10. 1930. The staff included Marie Fstlll. Editor-In-Chief. Edna Porter. Art Editor. Velda Huh' typist. Jewell Dobbs, assistant typist, and Loren Blaine, Printer. The newspaper went unnamed for a period of time. They held a contest for suggestions of the best name for the paper. Several names were given, but only the best was chosen. “Moccasin Print”. Some of the articles that were in the first addition consisted of the following: “Ministrel Takes Place of Annual Carnival”. “Seneca Trounces Wyandotte”, and “Better Spelling”. Another article in the paper was titled “Our Paper”. It told about the main purpose of the paper which was to let the parents and the community know what they were doing in school. And it gave the students a chance for self expression on the improvement of the school, and the activities in the school. Seniors Karla Mailes. Brenda Lankford, and Tammy Holcomb find examples for the yearbook.____________________________________________________ FBlfl continues with new leodership By Kristi UJhitehill, junior Blthough the Seneca Chapter of Future Business Leaders of Rmerica had a nevu sponsor this year, Mrs. Rleto Plotner, they still remained very active. Rgain this year FBLR had a roadblock for the March of Dimes and raised S 142.87. They raised money for their local club by sellilng buttons at the Neosho Fall festival. They used this money for the pizza party and for state. This year four members of FBLR qualified for state: Juniors Dana Friend. Recounting I; Craig Jay. Business Math II; and Kristi UJhithill. Heath Service Report and one Freshmen, Susan Daniels, entrepreneurship. FBLR is open to anyone enrolled in a Business class. It tries to get young men and women ready for the business world. W Craig Jay, a junior at Seneca High, has been president of Future Business Leaders of Rmerica for the past 2 years. UJhile president, the dub supported March of Dimes by participating In a road-block and held a mentoring program with the Local Business and Professional LUomen Organization. Other than FBLR, Jay is also currently involved in Math League and Student Council, where he ser ved as vice -president. Jay was also elected as the 1986-87 National Hon Society president. Rfter graduotioit ay plans to attend SMSU. in pre-med to become a Ipeneral Practice dQctar ki M , Middle Left: 1985-86 officers: Parliamentarian. Stoci Conduff: Treasurer. Hrlsti UJhithill: Secretory. Dana Friend: President. Craig Joy: Vice-President: Billy Lee. Hospitality Chairman. Rodney Comren. Middle Right: 1985-86 members (bock row) Rodney Comren. Craig Joy. Joson West. Scott Chose. Tim Woodward. Blky Lee. (Middle row) Louro Joy. Tom Dovls. Deann Smith. Jackie Hancock. Dono Friend. Stoci Conduff. Hrlsti UJhitehill. (Front row) Him Lewis. Susan Rrwood. Susan Darnels. Drendo Hall. Llso Veokey. Donette Verser. and Mrs. Plotner Bottom right: I98S-86 District Winners: Susan Darnels. Dono Friend. Hristi LUhitehill and Craig Joy. 20 By Jackie Hancock, junior future Teachers of Bmerica is an organized club at Seneca High School. They're active through the year uuith National Educational UJeek, Teachers Rppreciation Day. and Cadet teaching, uuhich is usually performed in the spring. This club is a state organization, so a small fee uuas paid by each member. 81 1st Row • Diono Oxford. Cothy Wotkins. Julie Honnoford. Michelle Mitchell. Stephanie Gormon, Jackie Burkhort. Down Bandy. RecheMe Hembree. 2nd Row - Melissa Morgan, lauri Vonderlip. BiHy Lee. Kelly Michael. Brent UJInters. Jill Vorborough, Susan Morris 3rd Row - Rodney Comren. Randy Morris. Brandon freed, Jock Cwing SPRNISH CLUB By Billy Lee. sophomore The Spanish Club raised over $300 by selling condy bars. The money ujos used for o Pizza Party at King's Pizzo. The dub celebrated the Day of the Dead which is considered Spain's own Halloween. The club is sponsored by Mrs. €ster Tote. Officers ore Billy Lee. Vice-President; Jackie Burkhard. Secretory. Treasurer, and Rodney Comren - President NHS had an Exciting 85-86 Connie Ritter, Secretary; Ann Crowley, President; Kelli Roark, Vice-President; and Ceorgana Wilson, Treasurer. Jeff Hendrick and Brian Yust with Kindergarteners. (Photo by Wilson) Members Ann Crowley, Cheryl Lewis, and Connie Ritter play with children during Babysitting (Photo by Sandberg) fly Ha Hi Roark, senior National Honor Society has hod on exciting year. In October. NHS led o parade of kindergarteners dressed in costumes, through the high school. Their December project was giving a free babysitting service. Members ployed gomes and served refreshments. In appreciation for the free babysitting, NHS received o free lunch ot the Seneco Dairy Queen in March. Rprii 23 induction was held in the Council House. Twenty-six new members were inducted. New members received o yellow rose, okey, o certificate, and a membership cord. In May. NHS honored the teachers by serving them breakfast. Fill things considered, NHS definitely kept busy this school year!! Men,bins Connie Killer, Kelli Roark, Ann Crowley. Ceorgana Wilson, Cheryl lewis, Fonda Montgomery, Cathy Wilkins, Krlly Bill. Brent Clark, Charles Ketchum, and Shawn Hall. At right new members arc sworn in at induction (Photo by Sandberg) FFB Brings Home 7th Place Honors 8y Charles Profitt, junior The Poultry team of Seneca High School future Formers of America won seventh ploce ot the 58th National Convention which was held in Kansas City on November 14-16. Missouri ranked in the top ten with o 7th ploce rating. The team consisted of graduate Lelie Kuhn, Seniors Kelly Boll, Duane Chester, and Greg Hogan. The team was accompanied by its advisor and cooch Mike Grimmett. Future formers of Flmerica is o notional organization which reaches from the state of Fllaska to Puerto Rico and from the state of Maine to Howoii. The FFR hos 12 amis and purposes in the development of agriculture, leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. FFR was organized in November, 1928. Through active participation in the FFR, members learn by taking port and conducting meetings, speaking In public, participating in contest which is based on occupational skills. Chapter officers consist of o President, Vice-President, secretory, Treasurer. Sentinel, and Reporter. The FFR emblem consist of a cross section of on eor of corn, the rising sun, the plow, and the owl. Notional colors ore Notional Blue and Corn Gold. (lower right) Junior Ted Geary, demonstrating to on elementary student hou) to ride o pony. (Top right) Sophomore Charlie Hogon showing the proper way to ride a goot to some elementary students with John Cnyort Senior, leading the way. (Photos by Profitt) 24 FFR Officers. Dusty Whitehead - Sentinel. Don Rrwood - Treasurer. Greg Hogan - Vice-President. Kelly Ball - President. Jeff Connell - Vice-President. Konnie Brown - Secretary. Charles Profitt - Reporter. front row - Mr. Mike Grimmett. Gena Gilkey. Jennifer Triplett. Domon Wilson. Kelly Ball. Don Rrwood. Greg Hogan. Jeff Connell. Dusty UJNteheod. Chorles Profitt. Konnie Brown. Toby Tote. 8rian Stone. Cindy Nolan (middle) Dannie Vangunda, John Cnyart, David Clawson. Randy Passmore. Chod Nolan. Ted Geary. Rob Triplett. Berry Stephens. Chorlie Hogon. Richard Dutton. Lisa Kuhn, (bock) Dorrell Fluker, Rrthur King. Rondy Morris. Ron Gorhom. Brian Vust. Duone Chester. Jason UUest. Merle Mothre. Cugene Skelton. Trovls Gotes 25 Left • Right Carl Beaty, Marty Mitchell, Adam Bolton. Jim Thompson, James McNorton, Stephen Murray, Vince Maacle, Dan Butler, Galen Davis, Danny Adams 2nd row Jeff Rice, Chris Wyrick, Donald Davenport, Brian Hembree, Charles King, Robert Etherton, Alan Spiva, Randale Ritter, Scott Van Slyke, Donald Smith, Jeff Dragoo, Vernon Stolt, Kurt Gilbert Twenty-seven students attend Crowder College for Vo-Tech Classes. 8y Charles Profltt, junior Twenty-seven Seneca High School students attend Crowder College for special training in oreos they choose. The students attend these dosses during the morning ond receive three high school credits. They also must be o senior or o junior ond be approved by the principal. RUTO MECHANICS Dovid Bradford Kenny Brinkoetter Donold Davenport Robert Ctherton CRRP€NTRV Rdom Bolton Don Butler Scott Von Slyke Charles King Jeff Rice Donald Smith Chris UJvrick Goylen Dovis Jeff Drogoo Brion Hembree Jomes McNorton RUTO BODY Danny Adorns Corl Beoty Vince Mooele Morty Mitchell Stephen Murray Sam Cdwords DJ. Bennett Randale Ritter Rlon Spivo UJ€LDING Vernon Stolt Kurt Gilbert Jim Thompson fibove Morty Mitche . Danny Adorns, ond Corl Beoty working In the Auto Body doss. Left Alon Spivo ond Brion Hembree prepare to change o flat Middle Brian Hembree ond Alon Spivo cleaning up o mess Bottom Left: Corl Beoty showing off: Below: Adorn Bo on ond Carpentry teocher Clarence Whiteheod (Photos by WHson) Shop Students Rank By. Karla Mailes, senior Over 100 Seneca students take Mr. Howard Hill's shop class each year with the same intentions — getting their project finished for the fairs. Midway through the year there are some questions going through their minds Will I ever get it done? How much sanding do I have to do to get this project smooth? Twelve students accomplished their goal by finishing their projects in time for the Lake of the Ozarks Shop Show; they are as follows: Tashsa hosp Cheval Mirror • II rating Tammy Holcomb - Walnut Chest - II rating Angie Sams hexagon Table - II rating Teresa Siegfried - Walnut Chest - II rating Qeorgana Wilson - Coffee Table - II rating Cricket Craig • Walnut Chest - II rating Greg Hogan - Wall Book Case - II rating Scott Walker • Cedar Chest • II rating Ted Geary • Walnut Chest - I rating Laura Gregory - Walnut Chest • II rating Brian Yust China Cabinet II rating Karla Mailes Curio Cabinet - I rating. Outstanding Woodworking Project (level 3) Missouri Southern Shop Show Tasha Hosp • I rating Tammy Holcomb - II rating Angie Sams - I rating Teresa Siegfried - II rating Georgana Wilson I rating Cricket Craig - I rating Greg Hogan - II rating Ted Geary II rating Laura Gregory • I rating Brian Yust - II rating Karla Mailes - I rating. Outstanding Woodworking Project, Outstanding overall in the shop show. northeastern Oklahoma A Sr M Shop Show Tashsa Hosp - I rating Tammy Holcomb - II rating Angie Sams - I rating Teresa Siegfried - II rating Georgana Wilson - II rating Cricket Craig • I rating Greg Hogan • II rating Ted Geary • II rating Laura Gregory - II rating Brian Yust - II rating Prank Thompson II rating Scott Walker - II rating. Outstanding freshman project Karla Mailes - I rating. Outstanding Senior project. Outstanding project overall In the show. Top Right: Mr. David Brooks is a student teacher from Missouri Southern State College who has spent his last two months at S.H.S. Photo by Mailes Bottom Right: freshmen Jeff Grady and Mike Triplett shown using the Radial Arm Saw. Center Right: Mr. Howard Hill has taught at Seneca High for twelve years during these years he has brought home 18 grand champions. Photo by Montgomery Top Right: Senior Brian Yust's China Cabinet. Photo by Montgomery Bottom Right: Senior Karla Mailes won high awards at Show Shows with her Curio Cabinet. Photo by Montgomery 28 High cit Shows Senior Accomplishments K€UV BALL • FFA 1.2.5.4 FBLA 1: Key Club 4; NHS 5.4; FFA Reports 5; FFA President 4 Moth leogue 4: AcodemK Letter 5.4; FF A Chapter Former 2.5.4 FFO Stote Poultry teom MSSC Regents SchokxsNp empire DistrKt Honor Student Conference. FFR WJoshmgton leoder ship Conference, Freshman Bosketbol I Bosebol 2 GRRV 0€RRD FBLA 1.2. Hey Club 2.5.4. FCA 5.4 Outing Club 4; Al Conference Defensive Tockle 5; fll Conference Offensive Toe Me 4. Rl Rreo 1st Teom 4. Al Stote 1st Teom 4; Conference Chaay m Wrest fcng 5. DistrKt Chomp in Wresting 5. 6th in Stote Wresting 5.4; 8th m Notion on F0LA report 2. Delete to 8oys Stote 5. FBtfl Officer of the Veor 2; Footbol 1.2,5.4. lettered 2.5.4. Wresting 1.2.5.4, lettered 5.4; Bosebol 1.2. Choir 4; Member of Who's Who Among American 14gh School Students. Member of Distinguished Society of American high School Students Member of Who s Who in Amencon 14gh School Footbol KCVNANTHOIWBOGIC FBLA 1.2 Treasure 1. Vice Pres 2 Key Club 2.5; Outing Ckb 4 Sophomore Closs Vice Pres Student Monoger Wresting 1.2.5.4; Bond 1; Choir 4. All School Ploy 1 MARV BAUMFKLD • Key Club 5; FTA 5.4. reporter 4. FHA 1.2.5.4. treasurer 4; Outing Club 4. secretory 4. FFA 1.2; Who's Who Among Amencon High School Students 5; Warrior Queen 4. Mocassin Print Staff 4; Warrior Staff 4; Bornwormmg Queen 2; Voleybol 1.2.5.4. Iettered2.5.4. Bosketbol 1.2.5.4. lettered2.5.4; Trock 5.4. lettered 5 C bee-leoder 1 • TCflflfc CAMPBCll - Shorthand Award 5; Clerical Certificate of Merit 4 CURTIS CARVfA • Student Counci Representative 2; Student Counci Representative 5 Bosketbol 5 8RCNTICV CHARLCS CLARK - Key Club 5.4 WS 4. Student Counci 4. President 4; Bond 1.2.5.4; Jaw Bond 1.2.5 4 Show Choe 4. Moth Leogue 2.5.4 AcodemK letter 5.4; Bond King 2 Most Lfceiy to Succeed 4 Al District Bond 5.4; Who s Who Among Amencon F gh School Students 5 (mpre Dtstnct Honor Student 4 • Outstanding Jot Soloist ot Drury Cotege 4; Stote Musk Festival 2.5: DistrKt Musk I Rot mg 2.5: Bond letter man 1.2.5.4 XFF CONNCll • FFA 1.2.5.4 Sentinel 5: FFA VKe President 4 CRICKCT CRAIG - FBLA I; FHA 5. 2nd VKe President 5; Moth Leogue 2.5 Class Secretary 1.2.4; Closs Fovonte 1.2.5.4; Warrior Queen I; Who's Who 5.4 0 Honor Rol 1.2 5.4 Cheerleoder 1.2.5 4. Co-Coptam and Captain 5.4 ANN LOUTS CROWLCV - Key Oub 5 4 Notional Honor Society 4. President 4. FTA 5.4. FHA 1.5.4 Wstonon 4; FCA 5: Outing Club 4; Moth leogue 2.5.4; Who s Who Among AmerKon Ugh School Students 5. AcodemK Letter 5.4 Al-District Honor Bond 4; I Rotmg ot Stote Band 2. Typing Award 60 wpm 1; €mpre DistrKt Honor Student 4. Student of the Month 4; Voleybol 1.2.5.4. Lettered 4; Trock 2. lettered 2; Bond 1.2.5.4. Lettered 2.5.4. Jot Bond 5.4; Trock Monoger 5.4 84.1 € DONGS • Key Club 5.4 FCA 5. Warrior Staff 4. Mocossm Print 4. Who's Who Among American Mgh School Students 5; Distinguished High School Students 5.4.8oy s State 5. 8 Honor Rol 1.2.5.4. Footbol 1.2.4. Lettered 4 LAURA GACGORV • Key Ckb 4. Sec ret ary Treasurer 4. Bosketbol Homecoming Queen 4. Who's Who Among American High School Students 4 RHONDA FKM8ACC SporvshClub 5. Dromo 2.5. FHA 4 FTA 4. Student Counci Representative 4 Gel's Stote Delegate 5. Percussion Cnsemble Rated I ot Districts ond Stote 5 Bond 1.2.5.4. Lettered 5.4; Voleybol 1.2 5.4. Lettered 2 5.4. Bosketbol 1.5.4. Lettered 5.4; Trock 5.4 TAMMV HOLCOMB - Warrior St off 4 Moccosm Print 4 Weightftftmg 2.5.4; 1st Teom Rf Conference Voleybol 5.4 Honoroble Mention Voleybol 5; 1st Teom fll DistrKt Voleybol 5: 2nd m High Jump Trock 5 State Quolfier Trock - Ikgh Jump 5: Trock 1.5.4: Voleybol 2.5.4; Bosketbol 2.5.4 TflSHfl IVNN HOSP • FHfl 5.4. Secretory 4 Student Counci 4; Senior Closs Representative 4 Warrior Queen 5; Footbol Homecoming Queen CondkJote 2. A Honor Rol 4 0 Honor Rot 1.2.5: Varsity Footbol Cheerleoder 4. Varsity Bosketbol Cheerleoder 5.4 Voleybol 1. Bond Lancer 4 CHAALCS KCTCHUM • Sporvsh Club I; NHS 5.4. Ubos Who Among Amencon High School Students 5. Key Club 4 Outing Club 4 AcodemK Letter 5 CHCRVL l€UJS • Spotbghts. 1st Up President 2.5.4 AmerKan Field Service 2,5. Moth Leogue 2.5.4 Key Club 4. NHS 4, Acodemc Letter 5; Who s LLho 4 Perfect f tendonce 1 NMSQT PSAT Commendation 5 Student of the Month 4 Al District 8ond 4 Who s Who Among Amencon ikgh School Students 5. Top Fngfrsh Student 5, Grl s Stote Alternate 5. Trock 1.4. lettered 5: Bond 1.2.5.4. Lettered 5; Jew Bond 4 KARLA MAMS • Warrior Staff 5.4. Asst Cdttor Moccosm Print Staff 4. Asst Cdtor 4 Concert Choir 1.2.5.4. VKe President 5.4 Concert Choir s Oustoncftng Student. Honors Choir 2. Student Councl Representative 12 Weightlifting 4; Bosketbol Homecommg Queen Candidate 1.5; B Honor Rol 1.2.5.4. 2nd Teom Al-Conference • Voleybol 4; Voleybol 1.2.5.4. Lettered 2.5.4; Bosketbol 1.2.5.4 lettered 2.5.4: Swing Choir 2.5.4; Stote Musk Pcrttapcmt 1.2.5.4 Student Councl Member 1.2. School Ploy Li Abner” 4 FONDA MONTGOM6AV NHS 5.4; Warrior Staff 4 Moccosm Print 4. Class Fovonte 4 Who s Who 4; Bosketbol Queen Candidate 2. Al-Conference Honoroble Mention - Voleybol 5; Al-Conference 1st Teom 4; Al-Conference 2nd Teom - Bosketbol 5. fll DistrKt 1st Teom 5; Al-Conference 2nd Teom 4; Al-District 1st Teom 4; Al-Areo Honoroble Mention • 4; Copt am of Voleybol Bosketbol Teams • Bosketbol 4; Voleybol 5.4. Voleybol 1.2.5.4; 8osketbol 2.5.4; Trock 5 MARSHA PARKS • FHfl 1.2; Al-Dtttrict Honors Choir 4; Choir 1.2; Concert Choe 5.4 K€NNV PLATN6R - Class President 1.2.4. Studer Counci 1.2.5.4; Closs Representative 5; Key Club 2: Who s Who 5.4. Closs Fovonte 1.2.5.4. Al-Conference Footbol 4; fll-District Footbol 4; Conference Chon 4 • Wresting; Lettered 1.2.5.4; Footbol 2.5.4. lettered 5.4; Trock 2. Lettered 2 CONMC fliTTCR • FHfl 5. Treasurer 5. FTA 5.4. Secretory 4 Key Club 5. Ox mg Ckb Co-Copt am 4 Student Councl 4. Secretory 4. Spanish Club 2.5. VKe President. Journolsm 5.4. Business Monoger 4. AFS 1. AcodemK Letter 5 NHS 4. Secretory 4; Who s Who 4. Student of the Month 4. Footbol Homecomng Queen Condldote 4; Typing Award 2 Voleybol 1.2.5.4. Lettermon 2.5.4; Trock 2; Varsity Wresting Cheerleoder 2.5.4. Capt am 5.4. I oxer 1 K€lll ROARK NHS 4. VKe President 4; FTA 5.4. VKe President 4. FHfl 5.4. Reporter 4. Outing Club 4. Spanish Club 2.5. Secretory Treosurer 5; f¥S S. FBLA 2; Key Club 5; Vear book Staff 5; Veor book ond Newspaper Copy €d� or 4. Acodemc Letter 5. Who s Who Among AmerKan kftgh School Students 5; Century 21 Typing Awcxd 2 Trciner for G h AthietKs 4; Lancer 1 ANGiC SAMS • FHA 5. Secretory 5: Moth Leogue 2.5: VKe President of Closs 1.5; President of Junior Class 5; Footbol Homecoming Queen 5; Who s Who 5. NHS 5.4. Student of the Month 5; B Honor Rol 1.2.5.4; Cheerleader 1; Voleybol I DC ANNA SISK - Key Club 5.4. VKe President 5. President 4. FHA 5.4. Recreottonol leoder 4. FTA 5.4 Oucmg Club 4. FCR 5. Dromo Club Spotlights 1.2 Speech Debote 2; Who s Who Among AmerKan Ugh School Students 5; Centity 21 Typewriting Award 2 MSSC Business low CerttfKote of Achievement 5: DistrKt Quarter - FHfl Sertor ■ustrotedTohsCvents. 1st Pkxe 4 8 Honor Rol 1.2.5.4 Sem-Fmc sr Speech Debote Contest at Diamond, kr xomptu Speaking 2. Stote Key Club Voting Delegate 4. Bosketbol 1.2.5.4. Lettered 2.5 4 Voleybol 1.2.5.4. Lettered 5.4; Cheerleoder I; Moccosm Print Newspaper Staff 4. Worrior Veorbook Staff 4 Girls Glee Club Ptortst 5. Mired Chorus Pionrst 4 District Piano Compaction 4 ClerKol Certificate of Merit 4 DCflNN SMITH - FHfl 2.5.4. 2nd VKe President 4. Veorbook Stcrff 5; Moth Leogue 2.5.4. Century 21 Typing Award 2. B Honor Rol 1.2.5 4; Scholarships from MSSC Regents. Crowder Colege Board of Trustees. NCO Freshmon; Clerical CertifKote of Mer« 4. Acodemc Letter 5. Who s Who Among AmerKan l gh School Students 5. Bond Letter 1; Wrestling Cheerleoder 2: FHA Star (vents • 1st Ploce. Stote Quolfier. FHfl Stote Leadership Conference Delegate 5 CATW LUATKWS Marching Concert Bond 1.2.5.4, Lettered 2.4. Jot Band 4. Flue Solo - 1 Rotmg ot A M Colege. 2 Rotmg 5. Fkxe Trio - 1 Rotmg ot Stote 2 Acodemc Letter 4 Who s Who Among AmerKon Wgh School Students 4 NHS 5.4; Drum Mayorette 4. Free enterprise (ssoy Contest 1st Ploce 1; 8 Honor Rol 1.2.5.4, Who s Who 4; Trock 1.4. Out mg Club 4; FCA 5.4. Sportsh Club 4; Key Club 4. Miss Hokdoy Pogeont Condldote 4 Mh€ WILIAMS - Spontsh Club 5; FTR 4. Presides 4 Moth leogue 4; Oumg Club 4. President 4 Spotlights 5 Who s Who Among fVnencon ►•gh School Students 5; Footbol 1.2.5.4. Lettered 2.5.4 Wresthng 1.2.5 4. lettered 2.5.4: Trock 1 G€ORGANA WILSON - M-1S 5.4; Senior Closs VKe President 4 NHS Treasurer 4 Warrior Staff - photo editor 4. Warrior Staff 5. Closs Fovorlte 4. WJorrior Queen CondkJote 2 Honor Rol 1.2.5.4; Cheerleoder 1; Voleybol 1.2.5.4. lettered2.5.4: Bosketbol 1; Trock 5.4. Lettered 5 BRWN VUST FFA Choir mon 1.2.5.4. FCR Choir mon 5. FCA President 4; FFR Char mon of Alumni Committee 4; Key Club 4 NHS 5; Footbol 1.2.5.4. lettered 2.5.4. Al-Conference. Honoroble Mention 2; Al-Conference 2nd Teom 5; fll Conference 1st L B Al District I B 4; Wresting 4 time Stote Quolfier. 5rd ot Stote 4: 2nd Teom Al-Conference Wresting 1. 1st Districts 2. 2nd Conference and 2nd Districts 2 1st ot Conference ond Districts 5: 1st Conference ond Districts 4; Bosebol 1.2.5 4. Lettered 5.4 Wresting 1.2 5 4 Lettered 1.2.5.4 TOMMV flANDAU MORRIS • FFA 1.2.5.4; Sponish Club 4 DANKL VOUNG FCA 5. Moccosm Prnt Warrior Stcrff 4 30 Danny Adams Kelly Ball Dawn Bandy Elizabeth Bartlett Gary Beard Kevin Bogle David Bradford Kenny Brinkoetter Mary Brumfield Terrie Campbell Curtis Carver Duane Chester Brent Clark Jeff Connell Curt Cook Cricket Craig Ann Crowley Donald Davenport Bill Eddings John Enyart Darrell Eluker Ron Gorham Laura Gregory Shawn Eby flail Tracy heath Brian Hembree Rhonda Hembree Jeff Hendrick Greg Hogan Tasha Hosp Tammy Holcomb Brian Hopkins Brad Hughes Kerri Johnson Jennings Carles Ketchum Charles King Jerri King Leanna Lagers Brenda Lankford Cheryl Lewis John Linders James Long Karla Mailes Doug Martin Christa Mathre Fonda Montgomery Randy Morris Misty Nelson Marsha Parks Kenny Platner Jeff Rice Connie Ritter Kelli Roark Angela Vowels Sams Paula Saunders Teresa Siegfried Deanna Sisk Deann Smith Donald Smith Shael Snow James Taylor Rob Triplett Danny Vangunda Cathy Watkins Michael Williams Qeorgana Wilson Chris Wyrick Scott Yeakey Daniel Young Brian Yust Renee Roark Zumwalt The seniors of Seneca High School spent their last year involved in various activities. On the next page many of the seniors are shown doing the different tasks that was expected of them. Top right Editor Kenny Platner and Staff Member Mary Brumfield plan out the division pages for the yearbook. Top left Charlie King and Deann Smith take part in the Wedding of the Year” that was sponsored by the Family Relations class. Middle right Brian Yust continues to work on his shop project. Middle left Dawn Bandy demonstrates before her speech class the proper way to dress a child. Her niece Bethany assists. Lower right Fonda Montgomery and Kelli Roark complete pages for the yearbook. Lower left the Volleyball team takes part in the Homecoming parade. Fisher Lumber Co., Inc. Darrell Fisher, President Route 1 Box 301 Seneca, MO 64865 Home Phone 417-776-3622 Business Phone 417-776-3622 EAGLE PICHER INDUSTRIES COMMERCIAL PRODUCTS DEPARTMENT Seneca, Missouri 776-2256 Congratulations Class of ’86 Best Wishes From Seneca Eagle Picher Employees Checking Out The Juniors Shown below is Junior Hob Hesvoid disecting a feta! pig in his Advanced Biology class, (photo by Krause) Shown below is Junior Wynn Mullin who participated on Herd Day of Homecoming Week, (photo by Bates) Danny Adams Sara Adamson Shirl Addington Jim Alderman Paul Armstrong Dan Arwood Michelle Baker Lora Bates Sherry Bates Qalen Beard Carl Beaty D.J. Bennett Cindi Bledsoe Adam Bolton Melissa Boman Julie Brattin Konnie Brown Jacci Burkhart Dan Butler Phillip Camerer Rodney Camren Renee Carver Darla Cedillo Julie Chapman David Clawson Carletta Clemons Steve Cole Staci Conduff Sam Cradduck Angella Craven Barry Crum John Daniels Qaylen Davis Jeff Dragoo Richard Dutton Johnetta Eby Sam Edwards Mike Ellis Eugene Ellison Jock Evans Angela Ferguson Marty Forrest Dana Friend Ricky Fry Ted Geary Kurt Gilbert Rhonda Gilstrap Melinda Golden Brian Gray Keith Gray Aria Green Mike Green Kim Greninger Jackie Hancock Shannon Hart Jerry Hembree Della Hildreth Craig Jay Jeff Jennings Arthur King Leslie Koeshall Lori Koeshall Shan Lawson Kim Lewis Lance Long Vince Maaele Bill McDaniel James McMorton Marty Mitchell Wynn Mullin Steve Murray Rob Hesvold Students at Work By Sherry Bates, junior Out of a class of 102, 46 juniors were employed during the 1985-1986 school year. These students worked after school, on weekends, or at nights. Many of the students simply worked so they could have money to go on dates or just to have personal spending money. Junior Arthur King, who is employed at Irvin's DX gas station, states, I work so I can have money to spend on the weekends. Junior Joey Spiva needs to work to pay for his Z-28. Spiva is employed at Gene's Food Store. Angela Ferguson enjoys working at the TeePee because of the extra money. Also some juniors are working to save money for college. Junior Sherry Bates replies, T work to save money for college! Shown below is Junior Charles ProfUt working at Mister B's. (photo by Bates) (continued) Fifty-five of the 102 juniors do not have a job. Junior Jeff Jennings replies, I don't work because I play sports and I don't have time. Many of the students find it too hard to hold down a job and keep up good grades at the same time, but most students don't work simply because they don't have time! Jay Nunn Melinda Oliver henry Otto Darin Oxford (top, left to right) Steve Cole and Paul Armstrong. Both are employed at Seneca IGA. (middle) Sherry Bates, Aria Green, and Melinda Oliver working at the Dairy Queen, (bottom) Genes Pood Store employees Rodney Camren, Darin Oxford. Gene Boyer (owner) and Joey Spiva. (photos by Bates and Lannon) Diana Oxford Randy Passmore Missy Patterson Marleen Points Dencse Poole Charles Profitt Robyn Rakes Randy Rhodes Randal Ritter Terry Ritter Cynthia Ruddick Barbara Smith Cathy Smith Debbie Speaker Joey Spiva Vernon Stolt Rowdy Strait James Thompson Scott Van Slyke Danette Verser Dusty Whitehead Kristi Whitehill Damon Wilson Tim Woodward Lisa Yeakey Shown above are the Junior Class Officers, (top row) Student Council Representatives Julie Brattin and Sherry Bates (bottom) President Jeff Jennings, Secretary-Treasurer Sara Adamson, and Vice-President Ricky Pry. (photo by Platner) (bottom left) Juniors discussing their plans for (bottom right) Junior Class Pa vo rites: Della the weekend, (photo by Sandberg) flildreth, and Craig Jay (photo by Sandberg) Sophomores Most Embarrassing Moments By Jackie Hancock Jerry Gorham: I put my clothes on backwards in weightlifting. Kim Durbin: A couple of friends and I were walking uptown for lunch and they were walking on the road and I was walking on the side of the road and I looked behind me for some reason, and when I looked back, there was a sign right in my face. I ran into it and about busted my head open. neil Yust: My most embarrassing moment was when I was in the wrestling room weighing and Carol Ritter, our manager, walked up and saw me. Colleen Alderman Margaret Anderson Michelle Bailey Roger Ball Jett Bashor Christy Belcher Todd Bennett Greg Berry Ange Blankenship Darren Blevins Karrie Brigham Eddie Brodrick Lisa Kuhn: In Biology II, 5th hour, we were typing our blood. I had finished doing mine, and stood up to look at another persons card, when I went to sit down, I hit the edge of my lab stool and it slid backwards and I fell on my rear-end. Everybody on the other side of the room said, she fainted , but 1 really hadn't. Richard Bryant Deron Burr Beth Ann Campbell Al Cervantes Brenda Chester Scott Clark Cathy Clawson Diane Cook Michael Crowley Toni Davis Tony Donham Kim Durbin Marie Ferguson Valerie Gilbert Kristi Gilstrap Regina Gilstrap Jeannie Cook Will Cook Scott Cooper Shannon Crouch 1 I Jerry Gorham Clifton Gray Sharon Green Bruce Hall Mrs. Partains English II class enjoyed reading Julius Caesar. (Photo by Hancock) Christi Hartman Reggie Hembree Charlie Hogan Travis Holcomb Brenda Hollis Jeff Howard David Ingram Bryan Johnson Valeria Krummel Darren King Lisa Kuhn Will Lant Billy Lee , Rick Lile Julie Lucas Richard Macias Susan Marris Richard McCready Lee McDaniel Greg McGehee Mark McGuirk Claude Merriman Raymon Merriman Tammi Mullin Jim Newsom Chad Nolan Leslie North Carri Patterson Heather Phillips Scott Podschun Richard Rawlins Donna Rayborn Angela Rhatigan Deborah Rice Carol Ritter Chris Roark Richard Macias: Walking down the hall and Mr. Mill calling me chocolate stick. Carol Ritter: I was walking up to the wrestling room to talk to Coach Triplett and the door was open so I just walked in and all the wrestlers were weighing in and most of them didn't have their clothes on. Deron Burr: After writing 88 on the seniors car windows, they got revenge by giving me a blue-nose , which lasted over a week. Scott Cooper: I was quarterback homecoming night and I ran a certain play the wrong way. (I got freshman of the week.) Eddie Brodrick: We were playing basketball at East Mewton and I was shooting a free throw, and I missed the rim and shot an air-ball. I was the only player down there too. Greg McGehee: I walked into Mr. Reed's class 2nd hour and sat down until I didn't know anybody in the class, then I realized I was in the wrong class because I don't have Mr. Reed until 3rd hour, so I got up and walked out quietly. Raymon Merriman: At the basketball game between Seneca and Mt. Vernon, everybody would stomp their feet, clap their hands, and yell 2 when Seneca would score. Anyway at half-time, the teams changed goals, and when Mt. Vernon made a basket, I forgot they changed goals and I yelled 2. 41 Shannon Crouch: It was my freshman year and Scott Cooper and I was in speech class. I was demonstrating a wrestling hold, the Asia Hook-up. There were three senior girls sitting in the front row and they started laughing at me and I didn't know why. Deron Burr told me to come back to his seat and he told me that my pants are unzipped. Jim newsom: It was the day of the pep rally and the classes were running 5-7-6 and I forgot and went to the wrong class. When I got to the right class, the students were waiting to applaud when I came in because they knew what I had done. Will Lant: The most embarrassing thing to happen to me up until now happened at the beginning of my sophomore year, 6th and 7th hours. I have a block class those hours and I heard the bell ring and thought it was the end of 7th hour. I rushed out of the class, got my books and ran down to the gym and started getting dressed. Suddenly all these freshmen started to surround me. That's when I realized that it was only the beginning of 7th hour and the bell I heard was ending 6th hour. So I slowly put me clothes back on and went back to class. Sophomore Shannon Crouch quenching his thirst. (Photo by Wilson) Johnna Roark Rhonda Roark Pat Salsman Jon Scheffler Angela Skaggs Bryan Smith Travis Smith Joni Sothman Michael Steele Berry Stephens Brian Stilley Brian Stone Bobby Turley James VanWagner Tonya Webber Lonnie Wilkins Doug Wilson Susan Woodward Jill Yarbrough Stacie Yocum Neil Yust Shown above are the Sophomore class officers. They are: Jeff Howard, Deron Burr, Mark McGuirk, Donna Raybom, and Susan Woodward. Shown to the left are the Sophomore class favorites. They are chosen by ballot by the Sophomore class. They are as follows: Frank Rickert, Deborah Rice, and Will Cook. 43 FRESHMEN Storm SHS By Dawn Bandy, senior It finally happened. After years of being in elementary and junior high, the class of 1989 finally burst upon the high school scene and gained a few privileges. Ever since the class started going to school back in the fall of 1977, they have been required to eat their lunch in the school lunchroom. But recently things have changed. The status of being a freshman has given them the privilege of going to eat lunch in town. The Freshman Class of 1985-86 has shown outstanding school spirit. This class will continue to show leadership and a great deal of enthusiasm. The community of Seneca High School salutes you. The Freshman class. ▼freshmen officers are President De-dra Martin. Vice President Stephanie Garman, Secretary Jennifer Hosp and Representatives Rechelle Hembree freshmen class favorites are Brad and Kelly Munay Hembree and Deana Goswick 44 James Archer Susan Arwood Billy Baker Bryan Banks Juliette Bartlett David Black Dennis Blaylock Shawn Boyer Sarah Briley Charlie Brown Mark Burdge Heidi Camerer Kathy Campbell Scott Chase James Clemons David Colbert Julie Cole Karen Cook Mike Cox Gina Curry Susan Daniels Larry Dodson Misti Eby Eric Evans John Ewing Allen Ferguson Mark Flock Brandon Freed Jeff Gallemore Stephanie Garman Travis Gates Donna Gillilan Michael Gilstrap Deana Goswick Jeff Grady Lanae Greniger Debbi Groth Drenda Hall Julie Hannaford Tina Heffren Brad Hembree Rechelle Hembree Brad Henady Jennifer Hosp Laura Jay John Jennings . it James Jones Lori Keeling Wendy Kelly Rickey Kohler Freshmen Stephanie Garmon and Jennifer Hosp play badminton during PC. (Photo by Bandy) 45 Toller and Skelton Among Outstanding Freshmen By Mary Brumfield, senior The Freshman class contains many outstanding students. Two of these are Sharia Toller and Cugene Shelton. Sharia Toller is a very busy freshman. She is a member of the volleyball, bashetball. and trach teams. Her extracurricular activities include being a lancer for the band and she is a member of The Outing Club. In her spare time she enjoys reading, running, shiing. and attending church camp. Cugene Shelton is a member of the wrestling and trach teams and enjoys being a member of Future Farmers of Flmerica. His hobbies include hunting and worhing with animals. His main interest is having a good time and going out. Freshmen ore studying In llbrory for important assignment. Chad Lieberman Michelle McHugh John McNorton Danny Marney Sandy Marsh Dedra Martin Jenia Mathre Merle Mathre Kelly Michael Michelle Mitshell Stacey Morehead Melissa Morgan Deena Morse Kelly Murray Cindy Nolan Jett Phillips Dean Reaves Daryle Rhinehart Sterling Rowe Timothy Rowe Greg Rowland Darren Simpson Jennifer Sitton Eugene Skelton Patricia Sonnier Lora Sreaves Tobey Tate Charlie Taylor Melissa Taylor Frank Thompson Howard Todd Sharia Toller Jennifer Triplett Mike Triplett Clinton Vance Lori Vanderlip Travis VanWagner Tammy Verser Scott Walker David Webber Jason West Darren Whitehill DaNell Williams Michael Williams Bren Winters Rob Wolfinbarger Teresa Woodward Kim Young Callie Zumwalt Freshmen at Work. (Photo by Sandberg) Connie Ritter, senior Kristi Whitehill, junior Jennifer Hosp, freshman Jennifer Hosp, Kristi Whitehill, Carol Ritter, and Connie Ritter. Below: Kenny Platner, senior, Carol Ritter, and Gary Beard, senior. Above: Carol Ritter, sophomore; Right: The Queen and her attendants; Below: The Queen and her attendants with their escorts Mike Williams, Brian Yust, Ken Platner, Gary Beard, Bill Eddings, and Rob Triplett, seniors; Flower Girl Faren Yust, and Crown Bearer Cody Hilburn. (Photos by )an-Lynn) Carol Ritter Crowned Queen By Kelli Roark, senior Carol Ritter, sophomore ujos crowned 1985 Football Homecoming Queen. Carol is o member of the volleyball team and the Outing Club. Recording to Corot the best port of Homecoming was being able to run with her sister Connie. Connie Ritter, senior candidate, Is o member of the volleyball team, a wrestling cheerleader, Co-coptoin of the Outing Club, Secretory for Student Council, Secretory for Notional Honor Society, and Secretory for Future Teochers of Rmerico. Kristi UJhitehill, junior candidate, is a member of Future Teochers of Rmerico, o football and o basketball cheerleader. Vice-President of Fellowship of Christian Rthletes, and Treasurer for Future Business Leaders of Rmerico. Jennifer Hosp, freshman candidate, Is o member of Future Homemakers of Rmerico, o member of the volleyball ond basketball teams, and is o freshman cheerleader. (Photos by Jan-Lynn) Camren and Bandy Honored os Spanish Senor ond Senorito By Joey Spivo, junior The Sponish Senor y Senorito ore Senior Doujn Bandy and Junior Rodney Camren. They uuere elected by the Sponish Club to represent them for the 1985-86 school year. Both students ore actively involved in Sponish Club. Senorito Bandy is the daughter of Raymond ond Louisa Bandy. Her classes include journalism, speech, office assistant, pre-college Cnglish, choir, art, ond data processing. Senor Camren is the son of C.R. and Marlen Terry. His dosses include American government, shop, drama, Cnglish III, biology, Spanish, and data processing. This is the second year that the Spanish Club has honored two of its members. 52 Honnie Brouun fleeted Barnuuarmin' Queen By Joey Spivo Junior Konnie Brouun uuos crouuned Barnuuarmin' Queen for the 1985-86 school year on October 3. Barnuuarmin' is o traditional event held each year by the Future Formers of America. After the crouuning Mr. Freddie Moiles colled a square donee for the participants. Freshmen Cindy Nolon, Jennifer Triplett, and Geno Gilkey uuere also candidates. The queen uuos chosen by o personal interview, a test, ond a collection of money. Miss Brouun has been o active member of Future Formers of America for three years ond the secretory for the post tuuo years. Her dosses this year include American History, Accounting I. Advanced livestock-Advonced forages. Advanced Typing, Advanced Biology, Typing I, ond Cnglish III. Her hobbies include uuorklng uuith animals, comping, swimming ond reading. Miss Brown is the daughter of Chester and Leo Brown. 53 Weddings Picnics Parties Social Events A Common Name Uncommonly Good! Food Bars bmith Foods, Inc. 1831 Roosevelt Joplin, MO 64801 417-781-4200 Full Line Vending Three Tie For First The freshman float ujos one of three classes that tied for first place. It mas built at Clinton Vance's house. The senior float received fourth place. It mas built at Kelli Roark's house. Class sponsors mho morked on it mere Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Sandberg, Mrs. Hampton, and Miss Killian. The junior float received first place also. It mas stored at Gale UJebb's Bus Barn. Class sponsors mho morked on it mere Mr. and Mrs. Hunt. The sophomore float also received first place. It mas morked on at the Vocational Rgriculture Building. Class sponsors mho helped mere Mr. Grim-mett and Mr. Vust. (Photos by Sandberg) BaletUl J4, omecomincj 86 Queen, Laura Gregory Laura Is being crowned by Kenny Brinkoetter, senior (Photo by Jan Lynn) Dedro Martin, freshman Joni Sothmon. sophomore Stoci Conduff, Junior The Seneca High School Show Choir performed during holf-time. Their performance Included Good Times , ond Taking the lead Beotlng by only one point. Seneco’s opponent. Cost Newton, ploys defense ogoinst Deron Burr, sophomore. By Deanna Siks. senior On Friday. February 14. 1986. Laura Gregory, senior, was crowned 1986 Basketball Homecoming Queen. Miss Gregory's escort was Kenny Brinkoetter. She was crowned by Brinkoetter ond presented with a bouquet of red roses from Ron Gorham. Ron Gorhom. having o total of 24 points, led the gome os high pointer. €ast Newton edged the Indians 60-61. winning by the lost few seconds of the gome. The Queen and her ottendonts: left to right. Ron Gorhom. Dedro Mortin. Doug Martin. Stoci Conduff. louro Gregory. Kenny Brinkoetter, Lori Sothmon. Jeff Hendrick. Deron Burr. In front Is flower girl Lindsey Irvin, ond crown bearer Jocob Hosp Who's Who Takes Part In Warrior Coronation By Sherry Bates, junior Twenty high school students were recognized at the Warrior Coronation held December 21, as being selected as high school s Who's Who students.The students were nominated by the high school faculty and then voted on by the student body. The winners are: (top right) Bashful Buddies: Juniors Lance Long and Missy Patterson (top left) Courteous Couple: Seniors Kenny Platner and Connie Ritter (bottom right) Dashing Dressers: Junior Mike Ellis and Senior Cathy Watkins (middle) Campus Clowns: Junior Shan Lawson and Senior Shael Snow (bottom left) All Around Adolescent: Juniors Craig Jay and Kristi Whitehill 58 Some of the 1986 Who's Who winners have something in common with their parents. Shael Snow's mother. Twyla Reed, received wittiest in 1964 and most friendly in 1961. Shael received campus clown this year. Missy Patterson s father. Rick Patterson, recieved stingy in 1967. Her mother, Shirley Boyer, received the class cut-up in 1968. Missy is one of this year's bashful buddies. Kenny Platner. who is one of this year's winners of courteous couple, has parents that were Who’s Who winners also. Mis father. Quinton Platner, was elected most polite in 1960, best dressed in 1961. and personality plus in 1962. Mis mother. Aleta Mailes, received best dressed in 1961, and most popular in 1962. (top left) Fickled Flirters: Junior Wynn Mullin and Senior Ponda Montgomery (top right) Pep Pals: Senior Mike Williams and Junior Cathy Smith (bottom left) Professor s Pet: Senior Gary Beard and Junior Staci Conduff (middle) Poxy Friends: Jenior Jeff Jennings and Senior Cricket Craig (bottom right) Most Likely to Succeed: Seniors Brent Clark and Cheryl Lewis 59 WE WELCOME STUDENT ACCOUNTS STATE BANK OF SENECA Drive-In Hours Banking Hours Weekdays: 8:00-5:00 Weekdays: 9:30-2:30 Fridays: 8:00-5:30 Friday Evenings: 4:00-5:30 Saturdays: 8:00-12:00 Saturdays: 9:00-12:00 CHEROKEE STREET, SENECA, MISSOURI MEMBER FDIC “CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 86” 60 WARRIOR STAFF WORKS HARD TO PRODUCE YEARBOOK By Mary Brumfield, senior Throughout the year the Seneca High School Warrior Staff struggles to meet deadlines and capture the spirit of SHS. This year the yearbook staff and newspaper staff were combined, this made for a hectic year. The Editor this year was Kenny Platner. Other staff members were Assistant Editor Karla Mailes, Photo Editor Georgana Wilson, Copy Editor Kelli Roark, Layout Editor Brenda Lankford, and Business Manager Connie Ritter. Hopefully everyone will appreciate the hard work and dedication that goes into making our yearbook. Mrs. Sandberg, advisor helps seniors Kelli Roark. Deanna Sisk, and Dawn Bandy with a yearbook layout. Above, seniors Tammy Holcomb, Brenda Lankford, and Karla Mailes look for ideas on a yearbook layout. Left. Mrs. Sandberg helps senior Daniel Young meet a deadline. Right, senior Fonda Montgomery working on the newspaper. 61 IJearb oo CL Ry Connie Ritter, senior UJorrior Coronation was held on December 20, 1985. Leading the procession was Seneca High School's UJho's UUho Followed by Rower girl Jill Clbert and Crown Bearer Joke King, the Senior Candidates Kenny Platner and Mary Brumfield, Junior Candidates Jerry Hembree and Dana Friend, Sophomore Candidates Jeff Howard and Brenda Chester, and Freshmen Candidates Brad Hembree and Stephanie Garmon. B picture of each candidate was sent to former football player for the Cleveland Browns, Felix UJright, who chose Junior Jerry Hembree and Senior Mary Brumfield os UJorrior King and Queen for the school year of 1985-86 Warrior King and Queen and their Attendants Senior Candidates Kenny Platner and Mary Brumfield Junior Candidates Jerry Hembree and Dana Friend Sophomore Candidates Jeff Howard and Brenda Chester Freshmen Candidates Brad Hembree and Stephanie Garman 63 COPELAND’S Gas Station, groceries, and Motel Located on Junction CC and Highway 60 Mike Copeland; proprietor Phone: 776-2647 Wrestlers Win Conference Wrestling Wrestling - Wrestling - Wrestling - Wrestling - Wrestling - Conference and District champs. Front row left to right, Kevin Bogle, Mike Williams, Kenny Platner, Wynn Mullin, CD Jeff Grady, Reggie Hembree, David Webber, Al Cervantes, Back row Mike Yust, Neil Yust, Richard Macias Brian CO Yust, Gary Beard, Jeff Jennings, Jay Nunn, Bob Triplett. 13 CQ £ ( ) 5' CQ CD cn CQ £ cn CQ Wrestling - Wrestling - Wrestling Junior Varsity wrestling team. 0 Wrestling - Wrestling - Wrestling CD CO The 1985-86 wrestling team had a very interesting season this year. The team finished second in the Miami Wrestling Tournament, second in the Seneca wrestling tournament, first in the Conference, first in trhe district tournament, and they also finished fourth Q) in the State. 0 k. I £ Wrestling - Wrestling - Wrestling - Wrestling - Wrestling - Wrestling - and Districts ... AGAIN Wrestling - Wrestling - Wrestling - Wrestling - Wrestling - Wrestling £ CD k ( ) CO (D C 5 co I : CO CO CD Wrestling - Wrestling - Wrestling - Wrestling - Wrestling - Wrestling - Top; 1985-86 Junior Varsity wrestling team. Middle, Seneca Wrestler gets all tied up. above, senior Kenny Platner wins the conference championship. £ CD 0) 5’ co CD CO D CO : co —+• 5' co £ CD CO CO £ CO 5' CO : CD cn 5’ co i CD 0) (P Sophomore Reggie Hembree, after winning the District Champi- CO , onship. , 67 ‘ Wrestling - Wrestling - Wrestling - Wrestling - Wrestling - Wrestling - GIRLS BRSHBTBRLLGIRLS BRSKBTBRLL GIRLS Carthage 21 Jr. Varsity 29 Neosho 63 Jr. Varsity 37 Lamar 31 Jr. Varsity 35 Cart Junction 26 Jr. Varsity 30 Diamond 18 Jr. Varsity 25 Casville 19 Jr. Varsity 26 Lamar 30 Jr. Varsity 24 Carl Junction 19 Jr. Varsity 35 LUebb City 17 Jr. Varsity 39 Monett 42 Jr. Varsity 29 Cast Neuton 28 Jr. Varsity 40 Monett 39 Jr. Varsity 26 Rurora 41 Jr. Varsity 28 Senior Mary Brumfield shoots for tujo. (Photo by Sondberg} GIRLS BRSH€T8F)LL GIRLS BRSH€TBRLL GIRLS BRSH6TBR UJinning 8 more gomes than lost year the Seneco tody Indians Finished their season uuith o 12-13 overall record. Graduating 7 seniors Coach Killian will be left with o young but talented team. UJebb City 38 Seneco 65 Carthage 62 Seneco 24 Lamar 37 Seneco 46 Pierce City 55 Seneco 50 Carl Junction 45 Seneco 38 Diamond 45 Seneco 36 Sheldon 36 Seneco 51 Cosville 37 Seneco 42 Lamar 26 Seneco 43 Sarcoxie 28 Seneco 68 Pierce City 52 Seneco 40 Carl Junction 49 Seneco 43 Miller 19 Seneco 52 Stockton 37 Seneco 44 UJebb City 34 Seneco 38 Mt. Vernon 49 Seneco 30 Carl Junction 38 Seneco 35 Purdy 44 Seneco 51 Cost Newton 29 Seneco 44 Monett 53 Seneco 34 Cost Newton 48 Seneco 38 Monett 46 Seneco 39 fiurora 35 Seneco 49 Southwest 49 Seneco 38 front row left to right: fondo Montgomery. Joni Sothmon. Rngie Ferguson. Horfo Modes, and Rhondo Hembree Bock row. Cooch Rondy Reed. Rhondo Gdstrop. Cothy Smith. Mindy Golden. Trocy Heoth. Deonno Sisk. Tommy Hokomb. Mary Brumfield, ond Cooch Patti Million (Photo by Jon Lynn.) front row left to right: Dedro Martin. Deono Goswick. Rngie ferguson, ond Valerie Gilbert. Bock row: Jennifer Hosp. Joni Sothmon. Cathy Smith. Cindy No ton. Gino Curry. Shorlo Toller, ond Cooch Rondy Reed (Photo by Jon Lynn). Spikers Take Conference Title By Fonda Montgomery, senior The Lady Spikers hod o successful season finishing with an 18-5-1 overall record and winning the Conference Title with a 10-1 record. The Indians only conference loss was to the Cast Newton Patriots. Three players received top honors. They were Tammy Holcomb, Karla Mailes, and Fonda Montgomery. Leading the team with 119 kills and 28 blocks was Tommy Holcomb and Connie Bitter had a 96% serving average. from top to bottom: Stcxi Conduff. Georgona Wilson. Tommy Holcomb, Rngie Rhotigon, Mindy Golden. Rnn Crourley. Mory Brumfield. Deanna Sisk. Keki Roark, and Juke Brattln Front row: Fonda Montgomery. Cathy Smith. Rhonda Gilstrap. Connie Ritter. Harlo Mailes. and Rhonda Hembree. Coach Htkion Is seated in front, (photo by Jan Lynn) Below is the Varsity team ready to ploy, (photo by Roy Ritter) Shown above is Rhonda Gilstrop diving for Che boil, (photo by Montgomery) Below is Tommy Holcomb. Hark) Moiles. and fondo Montgomery who received top honors, (photo by UJilson) front row left to right is Deono Goswick. ion Heehng. Mehsso Toyior. and Dedro Martin Second row is June Brottin. Stoci Conduff. Shark) Toller. Cathy Smith, and Carol Ritter Third row is Helly Murray. Jennifer Hosp. Rochelle Hembree. Mindy Golden. Heather Phillips. Cindy Nolon. and Rngie Rhotigan (photo by Jon Lynn) 71 BASEBALL FINISHES WITH A 16-5 RECORD v i o o- CJ Gp 3 ct o- cc i Gp C i a Go . H Members of the team are: Brian Yust Jeff Hendrick IV 1 Wynn Mullin Jeff Dragoo Rob Nesvold wp Lance Long Neil Yust Jeff Howard r ■ Scott Cooper Shannon Crouch Deron Burr Claude Merriman Will Cook Bob Turley Richard Rawlins Jerry Gorham Clifton Gray Eddie Brodrick Larry Dodson Eric Evans Reggie Hembree Bill McDaniels a o Cc c i Vy Go s 1 a o GO SelTeca catcher, Jeff Howard, defending agaiqsl JJj rrflnd OPPONENT Quapa w Commerce Colgan Qua paw Webb City Miami Carl Junction Wyandotte Welch Mt. Vernon Diamond McDonald County Wheaton Webb City Wheaton McDonald County Carl Junction Diamond Webb City Southwest City Ash Grove us THEM ii 1 7 6 3 9 5 2 3 5 6 4 7 5 II 5 II 1 5 0 19 2 II 6 5 0 1 9 II 8 13 1 7 6 8 7 1 5 10 0 I 15 v } a ball - Baseball - Baseball - Baseball - Baseball - Baseball - Baseball - QG -o 'Xj V) Cg GQ -C o -o u c ; 5 (top) The football team waits on the sidelines, (middle) track members (top) Cindy Nolan, Angela Ferguson, and Dedra Martin, (middle) relay team Dan Arwood, Doug Wilson, Mike Crowley, Roger Ball, Travis Holcomb, member Sara Adamson, (bottom) Varsity Football team at Homecoming. Georgana Wilson, Tammy Holcomb, and Curt Cook, (bottom) Shannon Crouch and coach Ireland. 73 Seneca football Goes Me Donald C Lamar Monett Nixa UUebb City Mt. Vernon Cast Neuitor Cassville Carl Junction Seneca Seneca Seneca Seneca Seneca Seneca pictured below. top row: €ric Cvons. Dovld Webber. Michael Gilstrop, Brod Hembree. Merle Mothre. Brondon Freed. Jason UUest. Brlon Stilley, Howard Todd. Lorry Dodson. Second row: Dovld Ingram, Trovls Holcomb. Shannon Crouch. Richard Rawlins, Claude Merriman. Raymond Merriman. Doug LUilson. Cddie Brodrick. Chad Nolan, Berry Stephens. Brian Stone. Mike Triplett. Third row: Pot Salsmon, Bobby Turley. Scott Cooper. Neil Vust. LUiU Cook. Jeff Howard. Richord McCreody. Jim Newson. Reggie Hembree. Todd 8ennett. Fourth row: Carl Beoty. Dan Butler. Rowdy Strait, IDynn Mullin. Jerry Hembree. Jeff Jennings. Mike €llis. Rrthur King. Galen 8eard. Vince Mooele. Jeff Drogoo. Ricky Fry. Rob Nesvold. Fifth row: Caoch Tom Hodge. Cooch Robin Krause. Ken Platner. Rob Triplett. Mike Williams. Scott Voekey. Brian Vust. Gory 8eord. Bill Cddings. Coach Greg Simpkins, and Coach Mike Vust. 74 Undefeated in Conference The outlook for the 1985 football season uuas not good. Very few lettermen returning, only a handful of seniors and a very tough schedule faced us. But there were signs of something better. UUe had the best attendance ever for our summer uueight program ond our fall practice. Our seniors provided great leadership, the juniors made us solid with their work habits, the sophomores came through beyond our wildest expectations. The three things I suppose I'll remember most about the 1985 Indian football team is the courages correbac after the gut-wrenching loss at UJebb City, the derating play off games and the fact that thes really seemed to have fun. proved to me that they wer ners far beyond numbers scoreboard. V ankle. 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Newton 51 Seneco 84 Diamond 78 Seneco 68 Sheldon 62 Seneco 79 Lomar 59 Seneco 59 CassviBe 57 Seneco 85 Sarcoxie 49 Seneco 79 Carl Jnct. 73 Seneco 45 Mt. Vernon 46 Seneco 60 McRuley 55 Seneco 65 Dlomond 58 Seneco 86 Sheldon 42 Seneco 62 Monett 60 Seneco 60 €. Newton 61 Seneco 87 UJebb City 89 Seneco 46 Rurora 52 Seneco 90 Lomor 64 Seneco 67 €. Newton 66 Seneco 42 Nixa 79 FRCSHMCN BOVS BRSKCTBRll Bottom row, Mark Flock. Jeff GaHemore. Greg Boland, Brian Bonks. Sterling floure. €rk Evans. Mlchoel Gllstrop. Kellv Michael, Top Row: Brondon Freed. Brod Henodv. Charlie Brown. Jason UJest. Merle Mothre, Scott Chose, and Coach Greg Simpkins JV Scoreboard Seneca 58 Carl Junction 47 Seneca 39 Lamar 40 Seneca 64 Monett 59 Seneca 49 Pierce City 38 Seneca 58 €. Newton 63 Seneca 45 Diamond 42 Seneca 64 Lamar 49 Seneca 44 Cassville 45 Seneca 44 Sarcoxie 45 Seneca 59 Carl Junction By Deonna Sisk, senior The freshmen boy's basketball team had a good overall season, with the fl team going 9-4, and the B team going 5-7. They also aion the Seneca Tournament, beating Riverton. Baxter Springs, and Carl Junction. By Mary Brumfield, senior The Seneca boys track team, coached by Greg Simpkins, had an interesting season. The boys did well this year with three placers constantly. Jerry Hembree placed in the 300 meter intermediate hurdles with a time ot 44.9 and also In the polevault with the jump ofll'6. Jay Nunn placed mostly in the discuss with the long throw of 125 teet. The 800 meter relay, consisting ot Salsman. Berry. Wilson, and Hembree, finished sixth In the conference with a time of 1.41. Pictured below Is Keith Gray running a leg ot the 400 meter relay. Front Row: Joy Nunn. Mark flock, Jerry Hembree, Travis Holcomb. Sterlin Rouj, Lonnie UJilkins, Bryan Bonks, Mike Gilstrop, Mike UJillioms. Pot Salsman Bock Row: Curt Cook, Kelly Michael. Jeff Gallemore, Mike Crowley, Greg Berry, Roger Boll, Kenny Brinkoetter, Brandon Freed, Doug UJilson, David Ingram. By Tammy Holcomb, senior The Seneca girls track team, coached by Patti Killian, lettered 13 girls this year. The nucleus ot the points scored this year, were by under classmen. In the years to come the Seneca Girls track team will be a much stronger and more competetive program. Two freshmen girls broke school records this year. Michelle McHugh holds the triple jump record ot 327' and Cindy Nolan holds the shot record with a throw of 35'1'. Pictured above Mary Brumfield running a leg ot the mile relay. (Photo by Holcomb) 78 Front Row: Julie Hanfered, Rhonda Hembree, Deono Gilstrop, Melissa Taylor, Loro Botes, Dedra Martin, Tommi Mullin, Ann Crowley Bock Row: Loro Joy, Fondo Montgomery. Mary Brumfeild, Rhondo Gilstrop, Shorlo Toller, Michelle McHugh, Julie Brottin, Sara Adamson, Coach Patty Killian Freshman Peidra Martin Freshman Cindy Nolan. 3rd District 3rd District. 4th Conference Freshman Michelle McFlugh. 1st Conference 3rd District. 5th Conference Senior Ann Crowley, manager Sophomore Sophomore Junior Travis FJolcomb Doug Wilson Adam Bolten the Lettermen Check out the Lettermen Check out the Lettermen Check out the Lettermen Check out the Lettermen Check out the Lettermen Check out the Letterme Check out the Lettermen Check out the Lettermen Check out the Lettermen Check out the Lettermen 79 Junior Julie Brattin. 5th District Junior Rhonda Gilstrap. 5th District 6th Conference Junior Sara Adamson. 4th District 5th District. 5th Conference Freshman Deana Gowsick. 5th District Freshman Sharia Toller. 4th District 5th Conference Check out the Lettermen Check out the Lettermen Check out the Lettermen Check out the Lettermen Check out the Lettermen Check out the Lettermen Check ou the Lettermen Check out the Lettermen Check out the Lettermen Check out the Lettermen Check out the Lettermen Check out the Lettermen Check out the Lettermer Check out the Lettermen Check out the Lettermen Check out the Lettermen Check out the Lettermen Check out the Lettermen Check out the Lettermen Check ou Senior Mary Brumfield Senior Rhonda Flembree Senior Tammy Flolcomb. 5th Conference Senior Georgana Wilson. 4th District 5th Conference Senior Fonda Montgomery Senior Curt Cook Junior Jay Nunn 3rd District Junior Jerry Flembree 3rd Conference 6th District Cheerleaders Lead Spirit (Right) Varsity Football Cheerleaders: Tashsa Hosp. Cathy Smith. Kristi Whitehill. Tammi Mullin and Cricket Craig. (Below) Varsity Wrestling Cheerleaders: Sara Adamson. Tammi Mullin and Connie Ritter. (Above) Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders: Danette Verser. Kristi Whitehill. Melinda Golden. Tashsa Hosp. Renee Carver and Sharon Green. (Right) Freshmen Cheerleaders: Dedra Martin. Melissa Taylor, Michelle McHugh. Jennifer Hosp. Stephanie Garman and Tammy Verser RTHL6TIC RUURRDS Horry Fritchey Melees Scholarship Gory Beard Booster Club Scholarship Mary Brumfield Brian Vust Mole Athlete of the Veor Brian Vust Female Athlete of the Veor Fonda Montgomery 81 f Girls Basketbal Senior Senior Senior Mary Brumfield Rhonda Hembree Karla Mailes Senior Senior Senior Tracy Heath Tammy Holcomb Deanna Sisk Junior Junior Rhonda Gilstrap Mindy Golden Junior Angie Ferguson Sophomore Senior Joni Sothman Fonda Montgomery 2nd team All Conference. All Area Honorable Mention. 1st team All District Girls Volleyball Senior Karla Mailes 2nd team All Conference Senior Ann Crowley Senior Deanna Sisk Senior Georgana Wilson Senior Connie Ritter Senior Rhonda Hembree Senior Mary Brumfield Senior Fonda Montgomery 1st team All Conference. All District Honorable Mention Junior Rhonda Gilstrap Senior Tammy Holcomb 1st team All Conference. 1st team All District. Midwest Regional Team Pheck out the Lettermer Check out the Letterme Sf. Bil (tiding Jr. Rowdy Strait Jr. Wynn Mulin Jr. Rick (ry Jr Dan Bulk Soph Neil Yu t Soph Chad Nolan Al Conference Al Conference Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Jr Carl Beaty Soph Doug W ilton Soph Ray Mernman Soph Jeff Howard Sr Brian Yu t Sr Mike Wiliam Soph Scott Cooper Sr Rob Triplett 1 1 team All Conference 2nd team Al Conference 2nd team Al Conference 2nd team Al Conference Al District Sr. Gary Beard 1st team AM Conference Al Area Al State Jr Jerry Hembree Soph Shannon Crouch 2 way winner 1st team AM Conference Honorable Mention Al Area Al Conference. 2nd team Al Conference Sr ken Plainer 1st team All Conference Al Di� tncl Check out the u .'$• 7 Soph Bilv lee Student Manager 1985 Letterme Jr Shan Lawson Student Manager out the Lettermer tr David Webber 3rd state. 1 1 conference. I i District Soph. Richard Macia 2nd Conference 2nd District State qualifier Soph. Reggie Hembree 2nd Conference, ht District. State Qualifier Sr. Gary Beaid 6th State. 2nd Conference. 2nd District tr Jeff Grady 6th Slate. 2nd District. 2nd Conference Jr Jeff Jennings 2nd Conference. 2nd District Sr. Ren Plainer 1st Conference 2nd District State Qualifier Sr Brian Yust 1st Conference. 1st District. 3rd State Soph Neil Yust 1st District 1st Conference 3rd State Sr. Mike Williams 1st District. 1st Conference. 5th State WRESTLING Soph Richard McCready f r. James Clemmons fr tugene Skelton Soph. Brian Stone Soph Jeff Howard Jr. WynnMullin 1st Conference 1st District 1st State Soph AJ Cervantis Check out the Letterme Sr Kenny Rrmk cotter Al Didrict 2nd learn Al Dwtrtcl BASKETBALL Sr. Jeff Hendrick Soph Jerry Got turn Jr Jock Evan« l«t learn Al Conference Hi team Al Diairici Al Area Jell Howard W.I Cook Claude Merriman BflSCBfllL l€TT€RM€N Students Pump Iron By Mary Brumfield, senior fts you walk Into the Weight Lifting class, you see men and women, with muscles bulging, sweat dripping and faces full of anguish. The sounds of distress seem to be scattered obout the room, but this is just port of the fun and satisfaction of lifting weights Tommy Holcomb, senior soys. Weight Lifting helps me m the sports I ploy by building up my muscles. The boys coached by Weight Lifting Instructor. Mike Vust. lift Monday Thursday and on Friday they ploy football or run. Coach PottI Killian instructs girls Weight Lifting, they lift three to four days a week and on their days off they run. Wynn Mullins. Junior shows his brute strength. Angie Bhotlgan. sophomore demonstrating the bench press. 86 SHS BAND: They’ve Got The Beat! By Dawn Bandy, senior Concert Band performing at SHS. Seneca High School Concert Band. (Photo by Dawn Bandy) ▼ Under the direction of Ms. Jeanette Cowherd, the Seneca High School Concert Band and Marching Band have had a fantastic year. They have accomplished a lot this year. Their honors are as follows: Aurora Marching Festival • II rating, SMSU Marching Festival -1 rating, Carthage Marching Festival - I rating Northeastern Oklahoma A M - II rating. Concert Band received a I +, and four I at District Festival Concert Band. State Solo results were, Percussion Ensemble • I rating. Flute Trio ■ I rating, Clarinet Quartet • I rating. Brass Sextet - I rating, Brent Clark, Xylophone - 1 rating Cathy Watkins, Flute • I rating Jeff Hendricks, Trumpet -1 rating and Tim Woodward, Tympany • II rating. 88 By Dawn Bandy, senior The%!985-86 Jazz Band has done an excellent job this year. They have been involved in many activities including performances at Carl Junction for The FHA districts. MSSC Cookout. Hornet Community Club Boundry Change, all of the Basketball Games and a Wrestling Match. The Jazz Band has had a impressive year. They were honored to receive the following scores: Rolla Jazz Festival - I. SMSU Jazz Festival - II. Drury Jazz Festival -1, and PSU Jazz Festival - I. Jazz Band members are: Roger Ball. Beth Ann Campbell. Brent Clark. Scott Clark. Ann Crowley. Mike Ellis. Mark Flock. Keith Gray. Jeff Hendrick. Cheryl Lewis. Kim Lewis, Lance Long. Timothy Rowe. Jennifer Sit ton. Micheal Steele. Tim Woodward, Shan Lawson. Rob Wes void, Shael Snow. Cathy Watkins, and Damon Wilson. Jazz Band was under the direction of Ms. Jeanette Cowherd. Concert Choir playing at the spring concert. (Photo by Dawn Bandy) 89 Seneca Invades Florida by Angie Craven The Seneca High School Band went to Florida this summer and performed at Apopka High School for All American Music Festival. While in Florida. Miss Jeanette Cowerd accompanied the band at Daytona Beach, Disney World, and Eprot Center. The band left on June 4 and returned on June 10. The hotel they stayed in was Best Western Catalina, Orlando. Florida. 90 Concert Choir Sr. Brent Clark Sr. Karla Mailes Sr Scott Yeakey Sr. Shael Snow Sr. Jerri Snider Jr. Rhonda Gilstrap Jr. Staci Conduff Jr. Dana Friend Jr. Aria Green Jr. Mike Green Jr. Wynn Mullin Jr. Danette Verser Jr. Lisa Yeakey Soph Greg Berry Soph Will Cook Soph. Tom Davis Soph. Valerie Gilbert Soph Christi Hartman Soph Mark McGuirk Soph. Donna Rayborn Fr Eric Evans Fr Jeff Gallemore Fr. Greg Rowland Fr. Deidra Martin ;;;) c c-; ; . v s: Show Choir Brings Show Choir performing at North Eastern Oklahoma Music Festival a.i riL Show Choir performing at the Seneca Fall Concert By Karla Malles, senior The 1985-1986 Show Choir performed at many events throughout the year including West Central Elementary School in Joplin, Westview Concert, Milnot Banquet, Chamber of Commerce Banquet, Athletic Banquet, Basketball Homecoming, Freshmen Orientation, Football Games, Fall Concert, Christmas Concert and also at the Choir Banquet. The Show Choir consisting of 16 students; Seniors; Shael Snow, Scott Yeak-ey, and Karla Mailes, Juniors; Shannon Hart, Lisa Yeakey, Danette Verser, Rhonda Gilstrap, Dana Friend, and Mike Green, Sophomores; Valerie Gilbert, Greg Berry, and Will Cook, and Freshmen; Eric Evans and Jeff Gallemore, performed at many contests, SMSU Contest. NEO Festival and School of the Ozarks Festival where they received “1 ” ratings at all of them performing the songs “Taking the Lead,” “Good Times, “Can't Fight That Feeling, and “ Wake Me Up Before You Go, Go. ” .92 Home Vs Glee Club SPOTLIGHTS HOST PLAY PARTY AT ARPIE’S HOUSE Jennifer Sitton cooking hamburgers. Kim Lewis, Secretary, Arthur King, Vice-President, Shan Lawson, II Vice-President, Darla Cedillo, Treasurer, Angie Craven, President. 94 96 Rrla Green Chrlstl Hartman Rhonda Hembree Jeff Hendrick Jennifer Hosp Valerio Hrummet Shan Lawson Cheryl Lewis Him Lewis Lance Long Christo Mathre Michelle McHugh Robin Rakes Donna Royborn Sterling Rowe Tim Rowe ShoeI Snow Michael Steele Shorlo ToKer Clinton Vance Cothy UJotktns Damon UJUson Susan LUoodword Tim LUoodword CcMe Zumwok 97 CAST Lonesome Polecot ......... Wynn Mullin Carthquoke McGoon........ Wynn Mullin Hoirless Joe................ Joy Nunn Romeo Scrogg............. John Linders Clem Scrogg ............ Jeff Golemore Speedy McRobbit ........ Jeff Golemore Marryin' Sam ............. LUill Cook Poppy Vokum.....................Daryl Rhmehart Mommy Vocum............. flngie Craven .Mayor Dawgmeat ......... Bill Cddings Sen. Jock Phogbound......... Neil Vust Dr. R. T. finsdole ........ Greg Berry Government Mon....... Rodney Camren Available Jones.................... Al Cervantes Stupefying Jones...... Donna Rayborn General Bullmoose....... Brion Hopkins Apposionota................ Gina Curry €vil €ye Fleogle ........ Shon Lawson Dr Smithborn ....... Bob LUilfinborger Dr Krogmeyer ............ Scott Chose .................. Robyn flakes Scorlett................ Dionne Cook Lody Cecilia Sofwlcke .... Christi Hortmon The Cronies.............. Mike Green LUynn Mullin Greg Rowland €ric €vons Neil Vust Jeff Golemore Rob UJolfinbarger David UJebber The Secretaries........ Donna Rayborn Christi Hartman Volerie Gilbert Aria Green The wives............... Jennifer Sitton Dedro Mortin KeHy Murray Tereso Siegfried Aria Green The husbands............David UJebber Tim Rowe Sterling Rowe €ric Cvans Jeff Golemore Greg Rowland Rowdy Strait Jeff Jennings Jerry Hembree Rob Nesvold Dusty UJhiteheod The Dogpotchers.......... Brenda Hollis Heidi Camerer Toni Davis JuNe Chapman Sharon Green Michelle McHugh The Stage Crew consisted of Arthur King John Daniels Golen Beard The set design........ Mr. Lorry Bonks Set Construction ........ Brion Hopkins Golen Beord Joy Nunn Rowdy Strait £ n Oricy rvx (YVas’k t� . Corr t NJ Nor � r ar. |t.e s in Ponamcx ruhis Seneccx W� c V ‘Cfxrno. 98 Seneca High Transforms Into Dogpatch The musical play Lil Rbner mas presented by the Seneca High School Drama Department on April 17 and 18 in the gym. The play is about lil Abner and the trouble he gets Into when his town of Dogpatch is set to be bombed for atomic tests according to the officials, because it is the most unnecessary place in the country. The people of Dogpatch must then prove that their town is important. Junior Mike Green and Senior Karla Moiles did on excellent job starring in the two hour musical os Lil Abner and his sweethert Daisy Moe. Miss Moiles song Namely Vou in one scene to Lil Abner. The finale was the scene in which Lil Abner ond Daisy Moe ore finally married regardless of oil the problems they hod to encounter. The cost included many of Seneca's most talented students. Above: Citizens of Dogpatch listen to Sen Phogbound discuss the evacuation of Dogpotch 8eloui: Morryin' Som (W� Cook) sings Jubilation with members of the ploy assisting. Singers ore Dlone Cook. flrla Green, ond Robyn Rakes. (Photo by Sondberg) Top junior, Cindi Bledsoe at work pinning up an art display. Middle junior, Al Cervantes and art teacher Larry Banks at the art fair. Bottom Left junior, Al Cervantes at the art fair with his picture of President Reagan. Bottom Right an ink drawing by Missy Patterson. The Seneca High School Art Department participated in the annual art and shop fair on May 12, 1986. There were many various types of art displayed, and art director Larry Banks awarded many different prizes to the participants on the projects they entered into the show. MILNCT COMPANY Manufacturers cf MILNCT AND CAICySWTTT p.O. (« . Seneca, Missouri C iSC i Phone: 77 SENECA DAIRY BAR We have the corner on burgers Phone: 776-3416 Lorry Bonks Art. Ceramics ■ 30. Advanced Art. Freshman Class Sponsor Gloria Craven learning Dtsobities. Footbal and Basketbd Cheerleaders Lour a Hampton A etoro I. «gebra I. Geometry. Consumer Moth. Moth leogue Sponsor Virginia M hMggins rtgh School Counselor. Student Coundi Sponsor Doug Campbell Amtor and Senior High Vocal Musk. Musk Appreciation. Junior Closs Sponsor Jeanette Cowherd Al Bond Classes. Jot Sand, Senior Class Chair man. Sand Booster Club I I Janet Drake Chemistry I. Physks. Carth Science. Moth Analysis. Chemistry I. lob. Junior Closs Sponsor Mike Grlmmet Animal Science. Plant Science. Advanced livestocks and Foroge Structures. Construction. FFA Sponsor. Sophomore Ooss Sponsor Charles Hendrick P € , Heafch. FCA Sponsor. Junior Closs Sponsor. Varsity Boys Bosketbol. Varsity Boys Track Bill Higgins Amerkon Hstory. Gvl UJar. Missouri ►•story. Student Coundi Sponsor February, 1986 the Seneca ft-7 School District received notification from the Missouri State Board of €ducotion thot the school hod met the requirements necessary for Triple A classification To be o Triple A school, o school must offer more courses and services thon required. The Seneco High School meets these qualifications by offering larger varieties of U ! Carolyn HIM Mom Cconomks. Intermediate Foods and Clothing. Fomiy Relations Chid Development and Interior Desiyv FHA. Senior Class Sponsor Howord Hill Jennifer Hunt Shop 1.1. ■ IV. Adult lUood Working. Clerk al Proctke. Shorthand Typk g. Senior Ooss Sponsor Junior Ooss Sponsor courses In moth, science, and foreign longuoges for college bound students. According to LUlMlom Mc€ntlre. high school principal. The board has chosen to offer the very best program possible. Out of 500 schools In Missouri less thon 200 ore 3-A. Hendoll Hunt Amerkon Government, Comparative Government, and World Pofcks Junk Closs Sponsor. Junior High Soys Bosketboi. Assistant Soys Basebal Rrple Portoin Cnglsh I. Oamo. Pre-Colege Grammar Composftlon and Cnglsh literature. ACS. Spotlghts Rondy Reed ftgebro 1.1, and Bosk Moth. Assistant Girts Bosket bo Pottl Hilton P C Gets Weight Uftlng. felowshtp of Christlon Athletes. Girts Voteybol. Bosketboi. and Trock Rleto Ptotner Dato Processing. Business low. Accounting. Advanced Accounting. Bosk Business. fBlA. Junior Closs Sponsor. Wresting Cheerteoder Sponsor VkkI Sondberg (nglsh I. ■ Journalsm. MtS. Senior Goss Sponsor. Warrior Staff. Moccasin Print Robin Hrouse Biology I. I. and Advanced Biology. €orth Science. Outing CkA . Sophomore Goss Sponsor. Footbal. Junior Varsity Bosketboi Michele Rotlff learning Dtsobrkttes. Junior Class Sponsor I' .- u Greg Simpkins Health, first AkJ. Bosk Business. P.€. footbal freshman Bosketboi. ond Trock. freshman Goss Sponsor Esther Tote Speech. Spanish 1.1. Cnglsh I. Spanish dub. Sophomore Goss Sponsor. Speech and Debate Cooch Bob Triplett Wresting Bob Vermilion Modern Amerkon Htetory. Contemporary Issues Mike Vast Biology I. I. Weight Irfttng. footbal. Wresting. Bosebol Head Cooch 105 By Jackie Hancock, junior By Jackie Hancock, junior LUiUiom McCntire is working on his third consecutive year os principal at Seneca High. His work started here July 1, 1964 Bfter Mr. McCntire graduated from Bronson High School in 1956. he attended the School of the Ozorks. Southwest Missouri State University, and the University of Missouri where he received his Bachelors of Science in Education ond Masters degrees. By Jackie Hancock, junior Jon Cole has been ot Seneca High for 4 years. oH of which she has been the secretory of the principal. % CUo Lonkford has been o foithful secretory ot Seneco High for 20 years. She began working here os the secretory of the principal ond hop been active in this role for oil 20 years. Tom Hodge has ployed many roles ot Seneco High during the lost 13 years. They Include earth science, biology, and P.C. teacher; high school counselor, head coach of football. boseboH, ond girls basketball, ossistont coach of boys bosketboH and track. CTB president, and KB sponsor. He is presently acting os Hey Club sponsor. Bdministrotive Bssistont. BtNetic Director. Jr. High counselor, and head football coach. By Jackie Hancock, junior Cheryl Roark, who is presently working os the secretory of the Board of education, has been employed ot Seneco for 13 years. 10 of which she was the Junior High secretory. LUondo Botes started work in Rugust. 1962. During the time she has been ot Seneco. she hos worked os the Ngh school secretory, and os the secretory of the superintendent, where she Is presently employed. 106 Administration works hard for o better school. By Jackie Hancock, junior The Seneca school board consists of Larry Gray, John King, Clyde UJhitehead (vice-president), Bill Skaggs (treasurer), frank Skoggs, Dallas Fortner (president), and superintendent Tom Fevurly. By Jackie Hancock, junior This building which was once a warehouse, bowling alley, art room, ond on Cagle Picher Battery Company is now the new Bdministrotion Building. They bought the building approximately 15 years ago ond it is now used for boord meetings, planning, research, bookkeeping, payroll, ond civic groups. The reason for the move Is the expansion of the elementary library. By Jackie Hancock, junior Tom fevurly has been a port of Seneca since July 1, 1981, ond is still active in his role of superintendent. Mr. Fevurly has earned his Bachelors ond Mosters degrees from Northeastern Missouri State University, ond his Specialist degree from Central Missouri State University. Mr. Fevurly's hobbies include reading, waterskiing, weightlifting, golfing, ond spectotive sports. 107 STUD€NTS ASSIST FACULTV Llbrory assistants: Top Row: Duane Chester, Richard Rawlins, Marsha Parks, Mike UUilliams, Bill McDaniels. Genlo Mathre, Johnetta €by, Susan Woodward, Valerie Gilbert, Brian Hopkins, Cliza-beth Bartlett. Missy Patterson, Cindi Bledsoe, and Bobbi Clymer. Guidance counselor and assistants: Left to Right: Terrie Campbell. Marsha Porks, Deann Smith, Kelli Roark. Connie Ritter, Virginia Higgins. Getting your home ready for winter means more than just having the right equipment With the right combination of insulation and strategy you can take advantage of the flexibility of electric heating — and at the same time trim your heating costs. Empire suggests you put a warm spot in your home, and that simply means designating that certain areas of activity receive more heat than others Known as zone heating, this strategy lets you heat such high-traffic areas as kitchen, play area or workshop while maintaining lower heat In lesser-used areas Empire wants to help you determine whal is most efficient for creating zone heating in your home — whether it's individual room thermostats, space heaters or other possibilities Call your Empire office and ask for your Customer Service Consultant Say you're interested in putting a warm spot in your home, we il be glad lo give you more mfor mation and suggestions. And. at no charge to you. an Empire representative will be happy to come to your home and give you an evaluation as to how you can best create warm spots in your home for the least possible cost. your electric company When it comes to win tor's chill. Empiro hot a warm spot for you. Give your Customar Service Consultant a call. Professional Parts People Our Prices Bring You In, Our People Bring You Back! NEW-MAC ELECTRIC 110 SHORTSTOP Owner: Olan Sue Mailes Phone: 776-8300 Seneca, MO , junior was ampus Snaps, raven was vw «. 'ft,.,. X4 ft rjCinJers, h -4%jrUl. SboHal nna HauLorn 4 1 . ameron o nip sou, an ek eS(or, Carl urns a a ten a tan SCHOLARSHIPS ALUMNI ALUMNI (Georgia Wallace) Shael Snow Deann Smith BOOSTER CLUB Mary Brumfield Brian Yust BUSINESS 8c PROFESSIONAL WOMEN Kelli Roark CROWDER COLLEGE (Trustee) Brent Clark. Ann Crowley. Cheryl Lewis. Kelly Ball. Duane Chester. Charles Ketchum. Angela Vowels Sams. Connie Ritter. Cathy Watkins. Deann Smith. Shawn Eby Hall. Fonda Montgomery. Delli Roark. Jett Hendrick. Rhonda Hembree CROWDER COLLEGE (Sauer) Doug Martin. Ken Platner. Stephen Michael Williams. Shael Renee Snow. Brian Yust CROWDER (Agricultural) Kelly Ball Brian Yust CROWDER (Vocational Technical) Ken Brinkoetter Chris Wyrick CT1-FTA Michael Williams HARRY FRITCHEY McLEES Gary Beard HORNET COMMUNITY CLUB Connie Ritter Brian Yust KRISS WHEELER Rhonda Hembree METHODIST BIDDLECOME Kelli Roark MSSC (Regents) Kelly Ball. William K. Eddings. Cheryl Lewis. Kelli Roark. Deann Smith. Charles Ketchum MSSC (Presidents and Honors Program) MSSC (Presidents) Brent Clark Ann Crowley MSSC (Charles Green) MSSC (Anna Marie Redden) MSSC (Softball) MSSC (Volleyball) Connie Ritter Cricket Craig Karla Mailes Tammy Holcomb Fonda Montgomery NEO A8cM (Shop) Karla Mailes NEO (Academic) Deann Smith RODNEY GREEN Shael Snow Brent Clark ROSELL HAYS KIRK Deann Smith Jeff Hendrick STATE BANK OF SENECA (Valedictorian) (Salutatorian) Brent Clark Ann Crowley SENECA STUDY CLUB Connie Ritter TULSA UNIVERSITY (UNIVERSITY 8c HONORS) Cheryl Lewis YORK COLLEGE Ann Crowley 114 ' yy9!P •l u nA S96! Ay utffit-n mtoJ n jtnjj A yf tint y toiun tjn.it AuiyyAy jjjntm jitHOfifjjnji ttjf tuij Q T U SOUTH V'yy'X' i3v rym rJyv k' yn d 'myfr9tui u”yruo( • ttji Ay [ • Kf n inn jtun ti n ty t int y itny j tvih v • mv ru a 10 StfS ntotj ptfnmjjntt ttotutt tttyf tjUJ rr ih ‘v 4 n m mr,mB rnrrs' r yr sig intjnnjnJDn j Kevin Bogle and Karla Malles walking down the aisle as 1986 graduates. 73 Seniors Graduate. By Jackie Hancock, junior Seventy-three seniors graduated from Seneco High May SO. 1986. The program began with the traditional procession and invocation, which led to the introduction of the speaker by Tom Fevurly. Then the speaker. Donald J. Proctor, who was a 1946 groduote of Seneca High and the f ormer President of Foremost Dairies, addressed the graduates of 1986. €och graduate was recognized and presented with his diploma and a red rose as they walked across the stage of Seneca High for the last time os a student. Janes Long and Brad Hughes marching Into graduation. fuation. ConyratulationS, Wist, you. a. U'tf v prou J of Worn 2 «J Sk ae (. IV. are proud of you and your accom pli sit men fs. Way your life be happy, and your troubles few. JCeep to your values always. Jtf our ove. Won, 2)aJ J)eann. H e are So proud of you and your acc omplishments. Way (jod continue to bleSS you with a successful and happy future. 1 ( love you. 2W Won, 2W Scott, Jtt our (ove always. Qod Bless you in all you do. Jove Worn 2)ad e are Jaura, . 9 am very proud of you and pleased that you ve yotten to spend th past year with me. .9 hope that you always happy. Jove, Cjrandmu ■Ahy father and thy mother shall be yfad. proverbs 23t25 our Tdonz, we believe in you. you fiyht up lives. Jove, Worn Jad Con yratulationS, you have made us eery happy. . Keep your eyes upon the Jord and he will direct your path. Jove Worn Jad dnn. we yive you our love and our honor and our praise, jlnd thanh you for the memories we charish all our days. Jove, Jad Worn T)o my I lumber One Son an d best friend. (because you are the yreafest may you have the best life h as to offi ien Jeanna Sisb - “Proud is Such Small wo rd for the way we f„t wlu we call you Jauyhter. Our Jove Always )ohn, you are very special to us, and we love you with all our heart. We are very prou J of you Jove, Worn Jad 118 Connie, ue are very proud of your many accomplishments. lie want to uish you Jf ik. Sue cess and happiness n the world, lie love you very much, j(!ove, IIIoni and Jud Katpk ie ! Way your yoa Is of life he as enjoyable and fuffiftiny as your accomplishments has blessed the people you have touched. Cjood fuch and happy Suifiny. I'll ary _ Inn Brumfield . We love you ! Qari' where have the years yone ?W, are So proud of you. We L, you and wish you alt Ike Lest. Way QoJ riekfy bless you. '-dove, jhad and Won, _ Kelli, Ifou are very special to us. lAJe are proud of your accomplishments, but most of all we are proud of you. 71 lorn and ejhad KJb uane. We tore you very much and we are very proud of you. II e wish you much success in fife. Con yratulations! Illom and t)ad Wic Le 1 you have made me very proud oj you. (jood luch with your fife. 3 love you very much and may (jod kless you. jCove, Won, Sill, ConyratufationS, we are proud of you. 'Way (jod bless and yuide you throuyh the rest of your fife. IJou are a special son and we love you. Worn and l)ad Oashsa, conyratufationS to you. We hope you will always be as happy as you have made us. 7(-e wish you the best in the future. 411 ()ur ejCove, Xad and VI om Jdrian, conyratufationS ! We are very proud of you and all of your accomplishments. We wish you success in everythiny you do in the future and always believe in yourself. Cjod JCless you and watch over you. Jove. Wotk er and eJ ad Id bond a. we re so proud °f your achievements in Schoo t. IJou ve been a joy to us. Way a (f Ike dreams for the future be yours. dCove, 7Horn and 2 aJ Uren I, fife has made our L your (ife Has made our lives complete, (jod S yrace has been mani fested th rouyh your beiny our son. JL ays beep sound wisdom and discretion as life for your soul. jCove, 7Horn an d 2)ad 119 A CHANGING WORLD By Sherry Bates, junior The 1985-86 year was eventful worldwide. Halley's comet returned; the Challenger's explosion shocked the world; the Mexico earthquake caused major destruction; Libya and the United States combat in the Mediterranean. The United States had many of its own events. The tylenol poisoning returned; the Statue of Liberty is reconstructed; Rocky and Rambo movies swept the nation; and President Reagan developed colon cancer. Within Missouri — the World Series was held between the St. Louis Cardinals and the Kansas City Royals, making 23 year old Bret Saberhagen a national celebrity; and the Missouri lottery finally comes! Astronauts ElUson S Onuufca. Christa McAuldfe. Gregory B. Jarvis. Judith A Resmk. Michael J Smth. Francis R Scobee and Ronald E McNair - -J A 0 j r- - a a Missouri Lottery Photos mere from Newsweek. U S News and Work Report and Time mogozmes SHS Offers Academic Letters for the First Time A total of forty-four current Seneca High school students earned an academic letter during the 1984-85 school year. The qualifying group received their letters during the assembly held October 23rd. The new program was initiated in the school last term. To qualify for an academic letter, a student must have a 3.50 grade point average for the year based on the four quarter grades in the school year. A student must be a full time student attending seven classes a day at SHS. A student who transfers to SHS must receive his first quarter grades for the year at SHS to qualify. Forty-four students receive the first academic letter. (Photo by McEntire) 122 Sara Adamson Kelly Ball Roger Ball Greg Berry Angie Blankenship Deron Burr Sherry Bates Brenda Chester Duane Chester Brent Clark Scott Clark Staci Conduff Will Cook Ann Crowley Michael Crowley Tom Davis Dana Friend Ricky Fry Keith Gray Jerry Gorham Christi Hartman Jeff Howard Shawn Eby Hall David Ingram Craig Jay Charles Ketchum Lisa Kuhn Will Lant Billy Lee Cheryl Lewis Kim Lewis Raymond Merriman Chad Nolan Heather Phillips Angela Rhatigan Carol Ritter Connie Ritter Kelli Roark Angela Skaggs Brian Smith Cathy Smith Deann Smith Cathy Watkins Lisa Yeakey Neil Yust Four students who received the first Academic Letters: Juniors Lisa Yeakey and Sara Adamson. Seniors Kelly Ball and Brent Clark. (Photo by McEntire) BRENT CLARK AND ANN CROWLEY GRADUATE AT THE TOP OF THE CLASS. By Joey Spiva. Junior Brent Clark and Ann Crowley have been named Valedictorian and Salutatorian of the 1986 Senior Class. They have worked hard to earn these titles and have accomplished many things throughout their high school years. Brent, son of Gary and Carolyn Clark, is a member of National Honor Society, Math League. Key Club. Band. Jazz Band. Show Choir, and is President of Student Council. He has received many music and academic awards and was an Empire District Electric Company Honor Student. Brent plans to attend Missouri Southern State College for two years and University of Missouri - Rolla to Obtain a degree in electrical engineering. Ann. daughter of Michael and Judy Crowley, is an active member of Key Club. Math League. Future Homemakers of America. Future Teachers of America. Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Outing Club. Band, Jazz Band. President of National Honor Society, and is a volleyball and track letterman. She too has received many music and academic awards and was an Empire District Electric Company Honor Student. Ann plans to atttend York College in York, Nebraska to major in math in secondary education. Both Brent and Ann have been named Student of the month and are listed in Who's Who Among American High School Students. 124 Principal's Awards: Citizenship: Kenny Plotner Spirit: Shael Snow Service: Bill Cddings Oomo Best Actor Shan lourson Best Acres Cheryl leu s Best Supporting ftctor • Soon Hophms Best Supporting Actress -Gmo Curry Best Musical Role • Korto Motles Cameo fturord • Robyn Rohe Most Improved ftctor -Ne« Vint Most Voiuobte Support Person -Arthur King Oromo Student of the Veor -Brian Hophms Business Outstanding Accounting I; Barbara Smith Dana Friend Outstanding Accounting I. Terrie Compbel Outstanding Data Processing Sorry Crum Outstanding Business Student: Deann Smith fBLA Outstanding fBLA member Kristi UJfttehil f t Outstanding Student Cmdl Bledsoe VO-AG Outstanding Students freshmen - Cindy Nokm Sophomore - Chod Nokm Junior - Konme Broum Senior - Greg Hogan Star Green Hand • Joson West Star Chapter farmer Hefty Bol Key Club: Deanno Sish Voice of Democrocy: Angie Craven Galen Beard Journaftsm editor ■ Kenny Plainer Assistant editor - Karto Maftes Photoc opher - Georgonna ULMson Cnglish: Outstanding Cnglish: 8rent Clark Shop: Outstanding Shop: Kenny Plotner Brian Hembree Biology: Outstanding 8io!ogy: Craig Jay Sherry Bates Health and first Aid: Outstanding Student: Mike Crowley freshmon P.€.: Outstanding 8oy: Brad Hembree Outstanding Girl: Stephanie Garmon Notional Vouth Science Camp Representative: Rnn Croujley Home economics. Most enthusiastic: Joy Nunn Student of The Veor: Tracy Heath CUD, rnn. Outstanding Member: Deonn Smith Moth: Outstanding Math Students: Brent Clark Lee McDaniel Mike Croujley Outstanding Moth Analysis: Cheryl lewis INDCX fl Mans. Donny • 26. 27. 56. 520. 112 Monson Sao • 10. 56. 59. 80. 122 Addington ShH • 56 Adermon. Coleen • 40 Adermon. Am • 56 Arison Margaret • 40 Archer Jomes • 45 Arm � o«g Pod • 7. 57. 58 Arwood Don • 25, 56 Awood. Suson • 45. 55. 120 8 Botey Michelle • 7. 56 Boker BAf • 6. 45 Bot ef Micheie • 7, 56 Bol. Kety 2S. 520. 122 8oi. Aoger 40 122 Bondv. Down 520. 520 55 61 Bonks Brian • 45. 55. 77 Banks. lorry • 104 Batlett, (kxobeth 520 Bartlett. Jukett - 45 Bosha Jeff • 40 42. 67 Botes loro • 56 Botes. Sherry -5 6. 7. 17. 56. 58, 59 95. 115. 122 Botes Wondo • 40 Bead. Golen • 56. 74 115 Bead Gory 7. 520 50. 51. 59. 66. 74. 119 Beaty. Carl 26 27. 56 67. 74. 114 Belcher. Christy - 40 Bennett 0 J • 56 Bennett. Todd • 40. 74 Berry. Greg • 40. 122 Stock. Dovtd - 45 Blankenship. 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Sam • 26. 57 €Nts Mike • 57. 58. 74. 76 Clksoa €ugene • 57 Cnyat. John • 24 25. 520 118 Ctherton, Bob - 26 €von €rk 45. 74 Cvons. Jock - 16. 57. 76 €w ng John - 45 F Ferguson. Htoo - 45 Ferguson. Rngeio • 57. 69 Ferguson. Mate • 40 Fevurly. Tom 107 Flock. Mork • 45. 77 Fluker. Dare« - 25. 520 Farest. Maty - 57 Fatner. Doles 107 Freed. Brondon ■ 45. 74. 77 Friend. Dono 20. 57. 62. 65. 122 Fry. Rkk - 57. 59. 74 122 G Gdemore. Jeff • 45. 77 Gamon. Stephanie • 6. 45. 62. 65. 80 Gotes. Trovis - 25. 45 Geay. Ted 24. 25. 57 Glbert. Kurt 26. 57 Gibert. Voter 40. 69 G ey. Geno - 25 GAIan. Donno 45 Gist rap. Kristi - 40 Glstrop. Michoel • 45. 74. 77 Glstrop. Regmo • 40 Glstrop. Rhondo • 6. 57. 69. 70. 71 Golden. Meltndo 57. 69. 70. 71. 80 Gorhorn. Jerry - 16. 40. 76. 122 Gorhorn Ron - 16. 25. 520. 76. 115 Gosiock Deono • 16. 4S. 69. 71 Grody. Jeff - 45. 66 Groy. Boon - 57 Groy. Ckfton - 40 Groy. Keith 16. 25. 57. 122 Green. Orto • 57 58 Green. Ml«e - 57. 76. 115. 114 Green. Shaon - 40. 80 Gregory, loao • 15. 520. 56. 57. 118 Grenmger. Kim • 57 Greanger. Lanoe • 45 Gnmmet Mike • 104 Growth. Debbie - 16. 45 H Hoi. Bruce • 40 Hoi. Drendo 20. 45 Hampton, loao • 104. 126 Hancock, Jockie • 7. 20. 25. 57 Honnofad. Juke • 6. 45 Hat. Shonnon - 57. 112 Hatmon. Chnsti -41. 125 Heoth. Trocy - 520. 69 Heffren. Tmo • 45 Hembree. Brod • 45. 62. 65. 67. 74 Hembree Boon • 26. 528 Hembree. Jerry - 15. 57. 59. 62. 65. 67 74 Hembree. Rechele 45. 71 Hembree. Reggie • 41. 66. 67. 74 Hembree. Rhondo • 25. 52. 528. 69. 70. 114. 119 Henody. Brod 45 Heodrkk. Charles • 25. 77. 104. 114 Hendrick. Jeff • 51. 528. 77 Fftggens. 8 11 • 104 Hggens. Vir mo • 105. 104. 115 Mtfdreth. Delo - 57. 59 Hi. Caolyn 14. 105. 104. 126 Hi. Howad • 104. 126 Hodge. Tom • 74. 106 Hogon. Chake • 24. 25. 41. 67 Hogon. Greg - 25. 528. 118 Hokomb. Tommy • 10. 528. 69. 70. 71. 115. 119 Holcomb. Trovis • 41, 74 Hois. Brendo • 41 Hopkins. Soon ■ 528. 125 Hosp. Jenafer - 14.52.45.50.51. 69. 71. 80 Hosp. Tosho • 14. 528.62.80. 119 Howad. Jeff • 16. 41. 62. 65. 74. 112. 125 Hughes. Brod - 528 Hunt. Jenafer - 104 Hunt. Kendal • 105 Ingram. Dovtd • 16. 41. 74. 125 J Jay. Crag • 10. 16. 20. 57. 59. 58. 125 Joy. loao - 20. 45 Jennings. Jeff - 6. 16. 57. 59. 59. 66. 74. 114 Jennings. Jofm 16. 45. 67 Johnson. Kern ■ 528. 115 Johnson, Bryan - 41 Jones. James 45. 67 K Keeling lai - 45. 55. 71 Kely. Wendy - 115 Ketchum. Charles • 15. 16. 25. 528 KAon. Potti - 69. 105 King. FVtha 6. 16. 25. 57. 59. 74 125 King. Chates - 7. 26. 520. 520 King. Daren - 40. 41 King. Jerri - 528 King. John 107 Koeshel. Leske - 57 Koeshel. Ion - 57 KoMer. Rickey - 45 Krouse. Robm - 16. 74. 76. 105 Krummef. Voierio - 16. 40. 112 Kuhn. Uso 25. 40. 41. 125 I logers. leanno • 528 Lankford. Brendo • 528 Lankford, do ■ 106 lont. lUi- 41. 125 lowson. Shot IS. 57. 59. 58. 125 Lee. 8iy • 15. 20. 41. 55. 125 lewis. Cheryl 2. 15. 25 528. 59. 125. 125 lewis. Kim 6. 15. 20. 57. 125 liebermon. Chod • 47 lie Ack - 41 Linders John • 16. 520. 112 long, Jomes - 15. 16. 528, 112. 118 long, lance • 15. 16. 57. 58 locus. Juke • 41. 42. 55 M Mooas Richad - 41. 66 Mooele. Vince • 26. 29. 57. 74 Moles. Kalo • 5. 25. 520. 69. 70. 71. 125 Marney. Danny - 47 Maris. Susan - 41 Mash. Sandy • 47 Matm. Dedro • 6. 47. SS. 69. 71. 80 Matm. Doug - 7.. 528. 76 Mot hr e. Christa • 528. 115 Mothre Jemo - 47 Mothre. Merle - 16. 25. 47. 74 McDaniel. Bi 25. 57 McDaniel, lee 6. 18. 41 McCntve Wrifcam - 106. 12S McGebee. Greg • 41 McGutrk. Mak 41. 45. 55 McHugh. Michele • 47. 80 McNaton. Jomes • 26. 57 Me Nor ton. John • 47 McCreody. Richad • 10. 41. 74 Mernman. Claude • 41. 74 Merrlmon. Roymon - 41. 74. 125 Michoel, Ke y 47 Mitchel. Maty • 26. 27. 57 Mitchel. Michele 47 Montgomery. Fonda • 25. 52 528. 52D. 59. 65. 69. 70. 71. 115. 118 Morehead. Stacey - 47 Morgan. Meksso • 47 Morris, flondy - 16. 25 528. 116. 118 Morse. Deeno - 16. 47 Mountford. Rmy - 16 McAn. Tommt • 16. 41. 80 Muftn. UJynn - 16. 56. 57. 59. 74 Maroy. Kely 45. 55. 71. 112 Mar ay. Steve - 26. 57 N Nelson. Misty • 6. 15. 528 NesvokJ. Rob • 25. 56. 57. 59. 74 Newsom. Mm • 6. 16. 41. 67. 74 Nolan. Chod 25. 41. 55. 74. 125 Nolan. Cindy - 25. 47. 69. 71 Nath, Leske - 41 Nunn. Joy • 58. 66. 126 O Okver Metmdo 58. 115 Otto. Henry - 58 Oxford. Dain - 58 Orford. Diana • 58 P Parks. Masho • 528. 116 Part am, Rrpie - 105. 114. 126 Possmae, Randy -25 58 Potterson. Cane • 41. 55 Patterson. Missy ■ 21. 25. 58. 58 PhAps, Heather 41.71. 112. 125 PhAps. Jeff - 47 Planer. Rleta - 20. 105 Planer. Kenny • 16. 52. 528 52D. 50.51.58.62. 65. 66. 67. 74. 105. 125. 126 Podshum. Scat • 41 Points. Maieen 58 Pode. Denese - 58 Profit. Chales 2S. 57 58 R flakes Robm 15. 21. 58. 88 89. 114. 125 Ratff MKheie - 105 flowkns. ftKhard ■ 16. 41. 74 Royban. Donna • 41. 45 Troves. Deon • 42 Reed. Randy 69. 105 Rhaigon. Angie - 10. 41. 55. 70. 71 flhmeheat. Dayle - 18. 47 Rhodes. Kahy Rhodes. Randy 58 Ake. Debbie • 16. 41. 45 Ace. Jeff - 26. 52C flitter. Caol - 16. 41. 50. 51. 71. 115. 125 After. Connie - 2. 16. 21.25. 52C. 50. 51. 58. 70. 80. 114. 119. 125 At ter Randal - 26 58 At ter. Terry • 58 Aoork. Chris • 41 Roak. Johrmo - 42 Roc . Keft • 2. 5. 14. 16. 21. 25. 52C. 520. 55. 70. 119. 125 Roak. Renee • 52C Roak. Rhondo 42 Rowe. Sterbng 47. 77. 88 Rowe. Timothy • 47. 67, 88 89 Rowland. Greg 47. 77 Ruddkk. Cynthio - 58 S Solsmon. Pa • 42. 74 Sandburg. Vicki • 25. 105, 116. 12S Sounders. Podo 52C Scheffter. Jon • 42 Sewel. Tommye Siegfned. Tereso - 52C. 112 Simpkins. Greg • 74. 77. 105 Simpson. Donen • 47 Sisk. Dearmo - 14. 15. 16.21. 52C. 65. 69. 70. 118 Sitton. Jefflfer . 47. 88 89 Skoggs Flngie 42. 125 Sketon. Cugene 25 46. 47. 67 Smith. Babao • 58 Smith. Sryon - 16 42. 67. 125 Smtfti. Cahy - 6. 25. 58 59. 69. 70. 80. 125 Srwth. Deann - 5. 7. 25. 52C. 520. 114. 118. 125 Smith. Donald 26, 52C Smith. Trovis • 42 Snow. Shoe! 25. 58 88 89 116. 117. 118. 125 Sonnier. Panoo - 47 Sottimon. Jon - 16. 42. 69 Speaker. Debbie - 58 Spivo. Aon - 26 Spivo. Joey - 56. 115 Sr eaves lao • 47 Steele. Michoel • 42. 88 Stephens. 8erry • 25. 42. 67. 74 Stiey. 8non 42. 74 Sto . Vernon 26. 58 Stone. Bnon - 16. 2S. 42. 67. 74 Strait. Rowdy • 16. 58. 62. 74 T Tae. Csther - 6. 105 Tae Tobey - 25. 47 Toyla. Chorke - 47 Taylor James • 52C Taylor Meksso • 46. 47. 55. 71. 80 Thompson. Frank • 6. 47, 67 Thompson, Jomes - 26. 58 Todd. Howad ■ 47. 74 Toler. Shorta 46. 47. 68. 69. 71. 115 Triplet. Sob - 66. 67. 105 Triplet M e - 47. 67. 74 Triplet Rob - 2S. 51. 74. 117. 529 Turley. Bobby - 42. 55. 74 Triplet. Jenrfer - 25 V Von Slyke. Scott 28. 58 Von Wogner. Jomes - 42 Vance. CInton ■ 47 Vonderkp. Ion • 47 Vongundo. Donry - 25 52C. 117 VonWogner Jomes - 42 Vonwogner Trovis - 6. 47 VermAon. Bob • 105 114 Vetser. Donette 20. 58 80 Verser. Tam - 47. 80 W Wc er. Scat - 6. 47 waktns. Cothy - 25. 52C. 58. 88. 89. 125 Webber. Dovtd - 47. 55. 66. 74 Webber. Tonya - 42 West. 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PUMP N PANTRY Gas Groceries Open 7 days a week Located on Business Hwy. 60 PRATER'S PHARMACY In Business for your Health'' Owner: Jerry Prater Phone 776-8701 Main Street Seneca, Missouri Seneca News Dispatch 1103 Cherokee We are proud of the Seneca Schools. Jerry Dry REAL ESTATE 1117 Cherokee Seneca MO Ph. 776-2222 7cuf£ y i i PcU U, SCectnic iC, “PCtc n4i t$ .ecmZen Sccfr die P kc: 776-Z342 Se ee - ■ DOUG’S BODY WORKS Complete Painting Doug Scribner Body Work 1008 Oneida .Glass Installation Seneca MO. 64865 Congratulations Class of 1986 nr juishw TNSTEUl Scott and Maureen Yea Key Seneca Milling, Co. Lipscomb Feeds Tindle Feeds Grace Fertilizer Vet Supplies 1108 Onida Seneca, Mo. 64865 Phone 776-3068 R€SID€NC€: R.R. 2. SOX 236 S€N€CR. MISSOURI 64865 PHON€: 417 776-2203 R€X J. LANKFORD €LLA 8. 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ELLIS 507 Main Galena, Ks. 66739 (316) 783-5285 910 Washington Seneca, Mo. 64865 (417) 776-8707 IUUS INSURANCE SENECA LUMBER COMPANY Lumbering Headquarters Just East of Stoplight Glass, Tools, Paints Rope Chains Builder Hardware Plumbing and Electrical Supplies Ph. 776-3211 Seneca, Mo. .-,w FURNITURE CARPET APPLIANCES FAMILY CLOTHING HUKILL'S FURNITURE AND DEPT. STORE OENZIL G. HUKILL LILLIAN HUKILL Gas -N- Snack Hiwy. 43 North Seneca, MO Go Indians!! Owner Nick Whitehead 776-9995 Congratulations Class of 86 from; Big Daddy Super Stop Open 7 Days a week Mon. - Sat. 6:00 - 1:30 Sunday 6:00 - 12:00 Jet. 43 and Bus. 60 Manager - Linda Senter m B. Brite Agency Real Estate Insurance P.O. Box B, 1034 Cherokee Ave. Seneca, Missouri 64865 WE APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS Stormzand Insurance Agency, Inc. RISK MANAGEMENT SERVICES BILL STORMZAND JOHN STORMZAND C.P.C.U. 210 Fifth Street Monett, Mo. 65708 (417) 235-7311 C.P.C.U. P.O. Box 4967, G.S.S. 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