Seneca High School - Warrior Yearbook (Seneca, MO)

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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

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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

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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)