Seneca High School - Warrior Yearbook (Seneca, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1987 volume:

? 4 % ■f RoncrS ft- nl ;'f-« 5� mmm ft- V ' W RC T C£ ' Q ebbs «• n fl-H7 to O' cKp ? V« - 4 V- 7 3j y Sophomores Eugene Skelton and Dedra Martin were crowned the 1986-87 WARRIOR King and Queen. Seniors Dusty Whitehead and Sherry Bates Enyarl Juniors Jeff Howard and Susan Woodward Freshmen Marc Williams and Angie Gar-man Skelton and Martin Crowned WARRIOR King and Queen By Kelly Murray Eugene Skelton and Dedra Martin were crowned King and Queen for the 1986-87 Warrior Coronation. Included in the ceremony were the WHO'S WHO candidates. At the beginning of the 86 school year, the Warrior Staff chose 4 boys and 4 girls from each class. They then were nominated by the student body. Their pictures were sent to Frank White of the Kansas City Royals where he chose only two. The candidates were Seniors Dusty Whitehead and Sherry Bates Envart. Juniors Jeff Howard and Susan Woodward. Sophomores Eugene Skelton and Dedra Martin. Freshmen Marc Williams and Angie Carman. 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Then He said, “Let there be 13 inferior teams to fall before them.” God was pleased, and He said, Let there be a Show-Me-Bowl.” And on the day of the Show-Me-Bowl, God said, “THE INDIANS MUST FACE DEFEAT BEFORE THEY FIND THE TRUE CHAMPION IN LIFE ... t body of Seneca High School was given tunity to express their opinions in the an-p Ten” survey. The results are as fol- ROUP SINGER 1. Bon Jov i 2. OMflMd 3. Alabam ) 4 AC DC 5. George Strait Peter Cetera |l.j Boston 'l.lWhitney Houston f. J Chicago 144 Lionel Richie ASTIME 1. Partying 2. Sports 3. Watching T.V. 4. Cruising 5. Reading 6. Listening to music 7. Hunting 8. Riding 4-wheelers 9. Shopping 10. Being with friends. Photos from People. Jet. Teen, and Teen Beat. OVIE 1. Top Gun 2. Crocodile Dundee 3. Karate Kid II 4. Ferris Bueller’s Day Off 5. Stand By Me 6. Soul Man 7. Rocky V 8. Maximum Overdrive 9. Color of Money 10. Porky's Revenge ONGS 1. You Give Love A Bad Name 2. Next Time I Fall In Love 3. Amanda 4 Glory of Love 5. All Cried Out 6. Danger Zone 7. Walk Like An Egyptior 8. Take My Breath Away 9. Bad to The Bone 10. Say You, Say Me 6. Chicken 7. Chinese 8. Burrito 9. Spaghetti 10. Fries c 1. Mustang 2. Corvette 3. Porshe 4. Trans Am 5. Lamborghini 6. Camero 7. Z28 8. Fierro 9. Mazda RX7 10. Chevy Truck CTOR 1. Tom Cruise 2. Bruce Willis 3. Rob Lowe 4. Kirk Cameron 5. Michael J. Fox 6. Eddie Murphy 7. Sylvester Stallone 8. Clint Eastwood 9. John Wayne 10. Arnold Schwarzenegger CTRESS 1. Cybill Shepherd 2. Heather Thomas 3. Molly Ringwald 4. Heather Locklear 5. Whoopie Goldberg 6. Nancy 7. Kelly 8. Shelly L 9. Lisa Bor 10. Kisha K Adamson Who's Who has been a tradition at Seneca High School for many years. The teachers nominate the students based on the categories selected by the yearbook staff members. The student body then selects the winners. LajouI deugn by. Jcjuufet flotp 11 fust like a ghost town in the old West Seneca looked like all the rest. No one was moving; no one was around Because everyone was Kansas City bound! On horses of metal and coaches of steel; There were hundreds upon hundreds behind the wheel. Roaring up Highway 71 Like bullets shot out of a gun ... SENECA SWEPT A WA Y? business owners of downtown Seneca formed a sandbag line to sandbag and block some of the incoming water. The schools were dismissed because the water levels made it impossible for people to go through. Extensive damage was also received by the baseball fields. The city as a whole received $25,000.00 in damages. By Sherry Enyart, Senior On Tuesday, September 30, 1986 the biggest flood to hit Seneca since July 4th, 1976 swept the town in a rising panic. The water level reached to 2 XA feet above the downtown bridge and several citizens received extensive damage to their homes. The — ESIoee wefT-h m-thr-rising waters swirling aroXind the bridge. (Phofo by Seneca News Dispatch) The ducks that usually swam under the bridge were disoriented. 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For information on Crowder College call 417-451-3223 16 Crown bearer Brandon CamftbeU and flower girl Megan Hunt are escorted by seniors Jeff Jennings and Jerry Hembree. Sk annon - dlarl (browned Qlomecominq Queen Senior Shannon Hart was crowned the 1986 football Homecoming Queen on Friday, October 24. Shannon is the secretary of Future Teachers of America and is employed at Dillons grocery. Her hobbies are waterskiing and swimming. Miss Hart’s attendants were freshman Nicole Brown, sophomore Jennifer Hosp, and junior Joni Sothman. Shannon Hart, Homecoming Queen I iresaad for Indian Day were J Hosp. S. German. M. McHugh. T Mullin. R Gihtrap. K. Whitehill. A. King. . Jennings, D Whitehead. . Hembree. Freshmen Jodi House and Jason Skaggs on winning float. Scnlaa candidate Shannon ‘Zlaxt. escorted Atf eenlaae “Dnetef TOAlteAead and IRoA 'Kcioatd. SapAenufte candidate fcnnl ca 'Tl cfi. precAman candidate Ttleote 'Sintnn. iw. I By Cindi Bledsoe, Senior Senior Kristi Whitehill receives a kiss from Junior Scott Cooper. The Homecoming court consists of Jerry Gorham. Shannon Heath. Scott Cooper. Valerie Gilbert, Jock Evans. Kristi Whitehill. Charlie Brown. Sharia Toller. Eddie Brodrick, Dustin Webb. Whitney Young. Deron Burr. Pictured to the right are Homecoming candidates Valerie Gilbert. Sharia Toller. Shannon Heath. Layout by Senior Cindi Bledsoe, BY: Kelly Murray The Student Council of Seneca High School had an exciting year. At first, the Stucco sponsored a luncheon for the former football players who had received the “Hit of the Week award. The players were recognized at the football Homecoming ceremony and were awarded a plaque of honor. Stucco also had an active part in the annual Senior Citizens Banquet. The sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Higgins. STUCC Student Council members: Left to Right: Sara Adamson. Craig Jay, Shan Lawson. |ulie Brattin. Jeff |ennings, Jason Bard. Britt Burr. Kelly Murray. Dedra Martin. |ason West, |eff Howard. Deron Burr. Chad Nolan. Congratulations Class of 1987 PREVIEW ■VIDEOh Scott and Maureen Veakey L'untuai lll tt. Frank Skaggs We Appreciate Your Business Seneca, Missouri Phone: 776-3811 ©Reilly Automotive Professional Parts People Our Prices Bring You In, Our People Bring You Back! 19 NHS Adopts Families By Sam Edwards, senior The 1986-87 members of Natinoal Honor Society had an exciting year. They adopted two families for Christmas and spent more than $300.00 on presents. The up coming 1987-88 members held a barbecue for the 86-87 members in the Seneca Park in May. The induction of the new members of National Honor Society was held April 15, 1987. FHA By Julie Brattin 'rhe FHA chapter was very active this year. The biggest project was the Fingerprinting. It went very well. A total of 163 kids participated in this event. Pictures were taken of the children and some identification cards were filled out. At Christmas the Chapter made vests, bibs, and sweats for the College View State School, and each member adopted 2 of the children. Each child received a gift from his sponsor. They really appreciated the things FHA had made. Jay Nunn was Santa Claus and all the kids loved him. Dinners are provided for every member by two officers every other month. Julie Brattin was the Regional Treasurer, and Susan Arwood was the Representative. For the fundraiser the chapter sold beef jerky. Most of the students bought some. At a $1.00 a stick. FHA s profit was $1553.00. The last event was the trip to Worlds of Fun! They rode a school bus there and back. Everyone had a great time and really enjoyed themselves! BARBARA'S CRAFT BOUTIQUE Main St. Seneca ph. 776-2366 CRAFTS FLORAL ARRANGEMFNTS WFDDINGS GIFTS BALLOON BOUQUFTS MONTGOMERY DRILLING CO. 10 T A S C 0 [ OTASCO Owners: Bud Norma €gger 1107 Cherokee Phone 776-3205 SENECA IGA Store Hours. 7 a.m. - 10 p.m. 7 days a week Phone: 776-3696 F.C.A.§. By Rod Camren, Senior Fellowship Christian Athletes held a meeting at the beginning of the year to discuss the name changing of the club, which is now Fellowship Christian Athletes and Students. Later the club held a celebration over at Kristi Whi-tehill’s to end the school year. 23 The Key Club of Seneca High School has been busy all year. They started the year off with a blood mobile and a trip to College View State School for the mentally handicapped. They also raffled off Sugar Diabetes tickets for a $500 shopping spree at Wal-Mart. and they beat Neosho’s Key Club in raffling off the most. For fund raisers, the Key Club had car washes, bake sales, and they also sold candy bars. Toward the end of the year, some of the Key Clubbers took a trip to the 40th Annual Convention in Little Rock. Arkansas. It lasted April 10th-12th and was held at the Excelceor Hotel. Freshmen attend dance sponsored by Key Club. Cindi Bl«lso« Will Cook Prwidenl Vice-president Dana Friend Robyn Rakes Secretary Treasurer Steve Lant, Jeff Gallemore. Lee McDaniel. Mike Steele. Will Lant. Neil Yust, Rodney Camren. Tim Woodard. Sara Adamson. Kim Young. Beth Ann Campbell. Debbi Groth. Jackie Hancock. Michell McHugh. Danell Williams. Diane Cook. Robyn Rakes. Dana Friend. Cindi Bledsoe. Will Cook. Amy Featherston. Toni Davis NOT PICTURED: Adam Bolton. Chad Williams. Jason Bates. Scott Chase ... Key Clubbers at Kickapoo ... Layout by Cindi Bledsoe. Senior 24 I [ I A By Rod Camren, Senior Future Business Leaders of America held a roadblock in downtown Seneca to raise money for the March of Dimes Foundation. They received a total of $325.37, which in return the foundation gave the club a plaque of appreciation. FBLA week was held at SHS this year by having a balloon lift-off to celebrate the occasion. First Row: Rod Camren. Tim Woodward. Lisa Yeakey, Staci Conduff. Kristi Whitehill. Dana Friend. Jackie Hancock, Lee McDaniels. Second Row: Drenda Hall, Debbie Groth. Micheal Steele. Scott Chase. Craig Jay, Beth Ann Cambell. Christi Brinkley. Tony Davis. Third Row: Lori Keeling. Susan Daniels, Laura Jay. Lisa Kuhn. Renee Carver. Danette Verser, Sherry Enyart, and Billy Lee. ■ m w V : President of FFA Dusty Whitehead crowns thejFFA Queen Miss Kerri Martin. --■ssc Scott Walker. Dan Arwood. Jeff Beaty. Damon Wilson. Ted Geary, Henry Otto. Travis Gates. Merle Mathre, Jason West, Eugene Skelton. Mr. Mike Grimmitt. Mike Cox. Chris Goad. Richard Dutten, Frank Thompson. Cindy Nolan. Chad Nolan. Barry Stephens. Crystal Graverner. Lisa Kuhn. Kerri Davis. Darren King. Gary Cummings. Todd Stone. Carl Beaty. Konnie Brown. Kerri Martin. Chris Schwalls. David Webber. )ason Skaggs. Manford Vangunda. Gina Gilkey. Chad Lieberman. Bub Haynes. David Cox. Mike Triplett. Brian Stone. Jennifer Triplett. Sara Briley FFA is Work’in! By Robyn Rakes Future Farmers of America began its year with several things going on. The organization started with an Area 7 Leadership Conference at Missouri Southern College. Also the FFA went to a field day at Mt. Vernon. A fundraiser was held by FFA to raise money for activities during the year. They sold citrus. On November 20, 1987 the FFA Barnwarming Queen was chosen. The Queen was Miss Kerri Martin. After the cornation a dance was held. The FFA members attended 11 workshops with district and state contest. At these contests there were 180-200 students in each event. Seneca poultry took 8th place, Dairy 24th, and Mechanics 43th. By everyone getting involved makes FFA a special organization of Seneca. SPANISH CLUE Catch Us ... If you Can? By Rod Camren, Senior The Spanish Club started the 86-87 school year by having a club fund raiser, selling Argus Posters for $2.00 each. The club has 11 Spanish speaking members. One rule is a person must have taken one year of Spanish to become a member of the club. The ciub bought phil-isophical Spanish written posters which hang in the high school’s halls and are changed every two weeks, in place of new Spanish posters. FT A climbs the wall to success by helping students get involved with the learning the skill of teaching. The students learn this by cadet teaching at the elementary and the middle school. This gives the students the exposure to teaching experience and aids them in making a decision to become a teacher. The Future Teachers of America emblem shows the idea of freedom and a burning desire of better justice. FT A started this year with several events such as Headstart-in Neosho, and National Education Week, in which the teachers receive a apple and aspirin for the students problems they cause. The year would not have been a success without group working as one. Angie Craven. Aria Green. Craig Jay. Rob Nesvold. Roger Ball. Lance Long. Jackie Hancock. Missy Patterson. Bottom Row - Angie Ferguson. Toni Davis. Shannon Hart. Kristi Whitehill. Staci Conduff. Rhonda Gil-strap. Robyn Rakes, and Dana Friend Stometliing to UJe ear •yen.- Cl monSon an J Qn Wa IVe -Appreciate IJour uiine Si Congratulations Class of S7 PJ4. 776-3237 Seneca Students Go on Trial By Donna Raybom. junior Shannon Crouch was found innocent of drinking and driving and Eddie Brodrick was foundguilty of entering an intersection on a red light. The 3rd. 4th and 7th hour Business Law classes held a civil trial involving automobile accidents. The plaintiff. Shannon Crouch, filed charges against the defendant. Eddie Brodrick, asking for $1004. and the defendant filed a counter-claim for $369. The plaintiff was driving his wife. Donna Rayborn. to the hospital to have a baby. The defendant entered the intersection to get out of the way of an oncoming ambulance. Keith Gray serves as the prosecuting attorney COOPER S GARAGE Seneca, MO Service Wit I, J Smile Good luck, Indians!! By Rod Camren, Senior There were seven tournaments for -'the l5pfeech Club of Seneca High. Lee McDaniels and Angie Craven were finalist. Diane 9 1 . aniels receiving an Award from Mrs. Hagado aor By Robyn Rakes, Senior Spotlights was successful this year by getting people involved with one another. One major role of the club is to encourage students to get interested in drama by being in school plays or by watching how other schools put on i Q rv • productions. One great I lOb Vear! By Darla Cedillo, senior Seneca's American Federation of Students (AFS) was from Norway this year. The blushing blonde’s name was Lill Edny Kjollesdal. Although she was not here the entire school year, the students enjoyed her stay. While she lived here, she stayed with Kim Lewis and family. Her best friends were Kim Lewis and Darla Cedillo. Lill studied Advanced Accounting, Algebra 2, Debate, Business Law, Data Processing, American History, Publications, and Pre College English Literature. Lill enjoyed skiing, dancing, partying, and being with friends most of all. Shown below are crazy moments ranging from Pittsburg State University to Kansas City Royals Stadium. GAS -A- SAACK Hiwy. 43 North Seneca, MO Go Indians!! Owner Nick and Sandra Whitehead 776-9995 Fhe InnI The Bands Start Slow But Build Quickly The Seneca High School Bands had a slow start for the 1986-87 school year. Ms. Jeanette Cowheard, the band director, was sick and a substitute teacher took her place. After her return the bands started their season. The Marching Band placed 2nd at the School of the Ozarks. The Concert Band received a 2 at Northeastern Oklahoma College and a I at Districts at Missouri Southern State College. The Jazz Band This year the Seneca High School jazz Band attended several contests. The band received l's from Southwest Missouri State University, University of Missouri at Rolla, Northeastern Oklahoma College, and Pittsburg State University. Members are Jason Bates, Rob Nesvold, Michael Steele. Kim Lewis, Jennifer Sitton, Valeria Krummel, Mike Ellis, Angela Whitehead, Roger Ball, Jim Newsom, Scott Clark, Shan Lawson, Steve Lant, Mark Flock. Steve Carey, Keith Gray, Lance Long, Tim Rowe, Beth Ann Campbell, and Jennifer Cole. (Not shown - Damon Wilson) Senior, Robyn Rakes The members of the band are Jim Newson, Steve Lant, Tim Rowe. Angie Whitehead, Roger Ball, Mike Ellis, Steve Carey, David Rankin, Lance Long, Keith Gray, Mark Flock, Tony Durham, Doug Ackerson, Jason Bates, Valerie Krummel, Mike Steele, Jennifer Sitton, Robyn Rakes, Deidra Craven, Shannon Heath, Darla Cedillo, Kim Lewis, Liberty Boyd, Shana Brown, Laurie Harrison, Beth Campbell, Clinton Vance, Chris Cawyer, Scott Clark, Shan Lawson, Tim Woodward, Tammi Mullin, Susan Woodward. Sharia Toller, Christi Hartman, Valerie Gilbert, Donna Rayborn, Heidi Camerer, Aria Green, Deana Go-swick Business Phone: 417-776-8786 Satellite Service 1208 Cherokee Seneca, MO Howard Wilson Home Phone: 417-776-2945 CONCERT CHOIR 87 M U f By Rhonda Gilstrap. senior The 19861987 Concert Choir performed in many concerts throughout the year such as the Fall and Spring Concerts, the Christmas Concert, and at the Baccalaureate. In District competition Concert Choir received a I rating and sent three ensembles and three soloists to state competition. The Concert Choir also performed for the first time at World's of Fun against 64 other schools and received II+ . Choir officers of 1987 Staci Conduff - vice-president-. Mike Green - President! Will Cook - secretary; Neil Yust - treasurer. 38 CONCCRT CHOIR l€TT€RM€N Greg 8erry Rod Comren Dorlo Cedillo Jennifer Cole Stoci Conduff UJill Cook Deidro Croven €ric Cvons Dono Friend Jeff Gollemore flngie Gorman Volerie Gilbert Rhondo Gilstrop Mindy Golden flrlo Green Mike Green Drendo Holl Christi Hartman Louro Joy Dedra Martin Michelle McHugh UUynn Mullin Greg Rowland Jennifer Sitton lisa Veakey C W Auto Supply APA Dealer QpQ tong 1106 Cherokee 776-2233 7{Jeuf ie Settle Se teca letefiAiMe Sewing Seneca. TVeet Seneca. 'liM «' QMaAanta Seneca, 77tO 776-2247 AUVC IVijLWS C t« v MHft WW One Stop Service Gas - Groceries - Cafe - Motel Located on Junction CC Highway 60 %4Je Appreciate '(Jour {AuiineiS Jrank anJ TWargaret CopetanJ Silk Scn «n by Clndi Layout by Cindi Bl«ls . Senior Art Students Placed 4th This year the Seneca High School art students took 4th at the Big 8 Conference at East Newton High School. Christy Brown and Cindi Bledsoe entered Live Competition. They were given an hour to draw a landscape of East Newtons choice. Cindi Bledsoe received an honorable mention in this event. Conference winners were: Scott Clark - Drawing - 3rd Marie Ferguson - Drawing - Honorable Mention Cindi Bledsoe - Tempera - 1st - Watercolor - 1st - Silkscreen - 1st Christy Brown - Tempera - 2nd Kim Durbin - Acrylic - Honorable Mention Jon Scheffler - Relief Printmaking - 2nd Pat Salsman - Relief Sculpture - 1st SHOP Almost all of the shop students decided to build bigger projects this year and because of this only two students were finished in time to compete at the NEO competition. Rob Nesvold received a 1st on his waterbed while Kristi Whitehall won a 1st and Outstanding Senior Project on her dry sink. Mr. Howard Hill has been the shop teach-er at SHS for thirteen years. This year Mr. Hill helped train a student teacher, Mr. Leslie Nel-son. Mr. Nelson, who I was the student teacher | for eight weeks, attended Missouri Southern State College. GUYS By Julie Brattin Coach Mike Yust, who is the Seneca weightlifting coach, states, Weightlifting is for everyone, not just the athletes. It helps the person to become a stronger person both physically and mentally, and it is quickly becoming the number one recreational pastime. The guys workout four days a week, and max out at the end of each quarter to see how much they have increased. They lift 70-90% of their max, five times in five sets. Weightlifting is a sport where you get 100% results from 100% effort,” said Coach Yust. Daily notebooks are kept, checked weekly and turned in at the end of the quarter for a grade. GALS Patti Killian is the girls weightlifting coach. They lift four days a week and the fifth day is for basketball or softball depending on how hot it is! Coach picks up notebooks about once every other month. The girls are graded on how hard they work. They max out at the end of every quarter. Killian states, “I feel that the girls who work hard definitely gain something from weightlifting, in other words, what you put into it is what you get out of it.” EAGLE PICHER INDUSTRIES Commercial Products Department Seneca, MO 776-2256 (Congratulations (Class of 87 (JCest XiJis teS front Seneca CCagle f icher CCmplogeeS 46 WARRIOR STAFF WORKS OVERTIME Kristi WhitehiU, Editor. Being editor of the yearbook made megain a lot of responsi-biit ’ . Twas the day before deadline And all was not right. Not a creature was stirring. Not even a mite. We editors screamed At the top of our lungs. ‘Sponsor! Dear Sponsor. What can be done? We can't find the pictures. The photographers are gone. The dark room is flooded. This just can’t go on!” Late into the night We worked (until day) Cot the annual finished And sent it away. Erin Muths Jackson, Wyoming Top Row - Rhonda Gilstrap. Cathy Smith, Kristi WhitehiU. Dedra Martin. Jennifer Hosp. Second Row - Robin Rakes. Kelly Murray. Jackie Hancock. Sam Edwards. Julie Hannaford; Third Row - Vicki Sandberg. Kim Young. Darla Cedillo. Sherry Enyart, Cindi Bledsoe. Rechelle Hembree; Fourth Row - Charles Profitt. Jeff Jennings. Jerry Hembree. Dusty Whitehead. |ohn Daniels. Rod Camren. •SHKCA RI8B8 ICW8H IP sssi1 Jackie Hancock, Editor. Being editor of Moccasin Print has been a lot of fun and work, next to a lot of responsibility . r The Seneca High School Mocassin Print staU has had a productive school year. The staff which consisted of 14 reporters, produced 7 newspapers. Jackie Hancock, Senior, served as the editor. Missy Patterson, Craig |ay. and Charles Profitt. From Left to Right: Wendy Kelly. Lisa Yeakey, Arthur King. Sam Edwards. Craig |ay, |oey Spiva and Charles Profitt. Bottom: Staci Conduff, Kristi Whitehill. Jackie Hancock, Angie Craven, Missy Patterson, and Konnie Brown. Chemistry Prepares Students for College By Kim Young Soph “Since Chemistry II is a college prep class, my goal for this year is to prepare my students to the best of my ability and theirs so that they will be ready for college”, stated Ms. Janet Drake, Chemistry-Lab teacher. So for this year there has been a real enthusiasm in learning all about the wonders of science. The students are hard at work on their experiments, which are always stimulating. Although there is a lot of fun involved in the labs, chemistry is a difficult subject, and now that they have seen chemical reactions, they are learning the hows and whys of them. :h Revolution when they read A Tale of Two Cities [Photo by Sandberg) Juniors Todd Bennett English — a far, far better thing “It is a far, far better thing that I do, than I have ever done ..thus ends the seven-week study of Charles Dickens' classic, A Tale of Two Cities, for the Short Story Nov-el Class. The English classes at Seneca High offer a well-rounded curriculum for its students. While the freshmen are studying parts of speech, the sophomores are writing paragraphs. While the juniors are trying to keep their infinitives from being split and their participles from dangling, the seniors are deep into writing research papers and analysis papers. Literature is also important at Seneca. Freshmen girls are seen crying over Juliet’s love for Romeo and sophomore boys are seen assuming roles of Brutus and Marc Antony. 51 CLERICAL By Julie Brattin Mrs. Jennifer Hunt is the clerical teacher. This year there were 10 girls in this two hour class. Six students split the course and had it either first or second hour. The girls learned how to operate several machines; typewriter, calculator, transcribers, computers, and timeclocks. They learned filing skills, word processing, and computers. Serendipity was the second semester course. This was where all the girls took part in an office program and become - office manager, accountant, simulator, sales clerk, receptionist, or shipping clerk. They took turns at each position, lasting one week, to learn each job. DATA PROCESSING Mrs. Aleta Platner teaches this class fourth and seventh hours. One semester is Data Processing and the other is Business Law. Business Law is where the students learn basic law systems. The Data Processing classes learn BASIC Computer programs, computer applications, word processing, data base, and spreadsheet. In general, they learn the basics in computers. Milnot Company Manufacturers of.. . Milnot and Dairy Sweet P.O. Box J, Seneca, MO 64865 Phone 776-2243 53 West Auto Repair Wheel Bearing and Alignment Service, Vehicle Inspection, General Auto Repair East of Stoplight on Dealware OWNER: Bill West Seneca, Mo. 776-2202 VaTech Offers students FI Variety of Courses AUTO BODY D. J. Bennett Richard Byrant Rick Lile Steve Murray AUTO MECHANICS David Clawson Gaylen Davis Charlie Hogan James McNorton Randall Ritter James Thompson Scott VanSlyke Buddy Potter CARPENTRY Paul Armstrong Adam Bolton Dan Butler Sam Cradduck Gregory McGehee Raymon Merriman ELECTRONICS Chris Roark WELDING Kurt Gilbert (Photos by Sam Edwards) First Row: Rick Lile, Dan Butler, Adam Bolton. Paul Armstrong. Charlie Hogan. D.). Bennett. Scott VanSlyke. and James McNorton. Second Row. Creg McGehee. Raymon Merriman. Jim Thompson. Randall Ritter. Sam Cradduck. Buddy Potter. David Clawson. Galen Davis. Chns Roark. Kurt Gilbert, and Lloyd Vangunda. Busdriver. 55 The bride, Heather Phillips Heather Phillips becomes the bride of David Patton during the Family Relations wedding. Family Relations is a class that teaches the facts of life. It lets students perform some of the every day tasks of life. The wedding is for the students to learn how difficult a real wedding is. It takes a lot of time to plan a wedding and then to get it organized. The wedding attendants were escorted by David Clawson and Richard Dutton. Miss Phillips' maidens of honor were: Carol Ritter. LaVonda Wilkins, and Lori Koeshall. She was given away by Mark McGuirk. The groom was David Patton. His best men were Steve Cole, Steve Murray, and Jay Nunn. The ring bearer was Tony Bond and the flower girl was Lisa Nunn. The class teaches you to be ready for a life as a mature adult. Now isn’t that a reassuring thought? Bride and Groom at the altar. 56 Left to Right Cole. Dutton, Clawson, Patton, Murray, Nunn, McGuirk. and Bond. Fisher Lumber Co., Inc. President Route 1 Box 301 Seneco, MO 64865 Home Phone Business Phone 417-776-3622 417-776-3622 57 2rood Su air rhet upermarl Open From: 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. Ow fieri: Cliff an J Sally SL Phone: 776-2303 58 National News Aids the number one growing disease in the Country. Ozone Layer found diminishing and raising the risk of skin cancer. The Soviet leader on 1 nPnM IKl r-K Seat belts are to be worn - it's the law! The Voyager flew around the world nonstop without refueling. M-M-Max Headroom makes it big! Reagan and Gorbachev hit hard and summit turns out to be a flop. Arms Scandal, arms for prisoners. A Holy War breaks out!! Photos from Time. People, and Newsweek Life At Seneca High L. to R. Kristy Teeter, Deidra Craven, Tammi Mullin, Jennifer Sitton by Sophomore Kim Young Life on the campus of Seneca High is wild at times. Seneca isn't just any ordinary high school! It contains individuals with pride and class. Pictured on this page are just a few of the wonderful people who attend Seneca High School. The students of Seneca carry on the tradition along with the pride and class of past students and former residents. L. to R. is Deidra Craven, Kim Boyer, Debbi Rawlins, Jennifer Cole, Mary Cervantes, Melissa Taylor, Stephanie Garman. and Michelle McHugh Jay Nunn really knows how to have a good time in any situation. The pride and class of Seneca is a tradition. 61 Sara Adamson is looking good. Campus Life Charles Profitt reviews copy for the newspaper. 62 Campus Closes Senior Sam Edwards chose to eat his lunch at home. By Rechelle Hembree This year was the last year for Seneca High Schools open campus. For 21 years the students have been allowed to eat their lunch anywhere off campus as long as they walked there. Some of the favorite places to eat were Big Daddy’s, Short Stop, Council House, Jr. High cafeteria, home, Dairy Queen, and the Grocery Stores. Next year the only place to eat will be the Council House which is being made into a permanent cafeteria. Freshmen Toni Durham and junior Claude Merriman eating at Mr. B's. Sophomores Julie Cole and Brandon Freed eating at Big Daddy’s. juniors Carol Ritter and Angie Rhatigan eating at the Council House. Senior johnetta Eby eating at Short Stop. MAYBERRY BROS. CONSTR. CO. Mark 624-6154 Tom 64 Custom Homes, New, Remodeled Small Office Buildings Concrete Construction FRESHMEN lcn men cn the tctemncle• ” By Rechelle Hembree, sophomore The Freshmen Class of 1987 entered Seneca High School as so many others had entered before them — afraid, nervous. and worried. 'Hies reshmen quickly about sharing overcrowded lockers, changi . classrooms, having different teachers, and nbove all hav ing the i ight to leave campus at lunch |A right in whicl they will have only a year to enjoy). The Seneca freshmen were a remarkable group. The were soon able to fit i-at Seneca and became n® pp?ligh schoWffTOents despite some of the silly foul-ups that a few of them made. Not everything the Freshmen Class did was a disaster. One of their first major decisions was to elect officers. Surprisingly. the class of 1990 made perfect choices. Freshmen Jennifer Cole and Debbie Rawlins look a little overworked. (Photo by Hembree) Freshmen Marc Williams working in History' class. (Photo by Hembree) 66 “It’s been a time for change and a time to grow up. I've had to find my values in life and try to fulfill these. Doug Ackerson J.W. Alderman Erich Anderson Susan Baldwin Jason Bard jason Bates Monique Benton Jason Bom an Sheila Boman Liberty Boyd Allen Boyer Kim Boyer Laurie Briley Cristy Brown Nicole Brown Shana Brown Britt Burr Steven Carey Chris Cawyer David Caywood Mary Cervantes Stacy Chrisman )oann Clawson Jennifer Cole Sandra Conway Kandi Cook David Cox Deidra Craven Gary Cummings Kurt Curtis Carrie Davis Shelly Dudley Toni Durham Linda Eads Johna Eby Toby Estes Ricky Eustler Stacey Frossard David Frost Kenny Frost Angela Garman Chris Goad Korky Goettel Trish Goswick Crystal Gravener Amy Gritts Sharon Groth Shelly Hartman 67 Brad Hawkins Willard Haynes Shannon Heath Theresa Heffren Carole Hoff Robert Hoover Jodi House James Huston Jenny Hutson Rebecca Jankowski Kyle Johnson Preston Kiefer Chris Kinslow Katrina Kirklin Travis Lankford Steve Lant Cheri Lawrence Deana Lawson Keri Martin Tonya Miller David Rankin Debbie Rawlins Elbe Sainz lose Sainz Chris Schwalls Jason Skaggs Jeff Smith Scott Smith Todd Stone Manford Vangunda Mahlon Vaughn Shawn Vowels Angela Whitehead Charles Whitehill Chad Williams Marc Williams FRESHMEN FOUL-UPS JODI HOUSE ... I was in volleyball practice shagging balls as usual, when one went up on stage. I jumped up there, picked up the ball, and was walking off the stage, when suddenly I had my face stuck to the floor and a volleyball in my stomach. I looked and everyone was laughing at me, even Coach. GARY PENDERGRAFT... I was giving a demonstration Speech on how to throw a baseball when the whole class started laughing. Britt Burr called me back to his desk and told me the top button on my 501 's was the only one buttoned. ” ANGIE GARMAN... One time at a basketball game during halftime, I was walking across the court. When I was right in the middle of the floor, my sister yells. ‘Hey Angie, you wouldn’t have trouble with those bugs if you’d just wash your hair,’ she thought it was funny, but I got some pretty weird looks! ERICH ANDERSON... At the beginning of 6th hour one day I had to go to the restroom. I was in a hurry because I didn ‘t want to be late to class so I ran in the restroom, then I realized I was in the girls restroom instead of the guys. CHERI LA WRENCE... One time when I was keeping the books for the girls varsity basketball team, Coach Killian told me to mark the same starters as the last game. So that’s what I did but when the announcer announced our starters one of them was mixed up because I had marked the wrong starter. STEVE LANT... My most embarrassing moment was when I was in Band and the yearbook came and said they needed pictures so a bunch of the senior guys decided to throw me in the trashcan for the picture. Freshmen working in Basic Busiess. (Photo by Hembree) 69 SOPHOMORCS ... NOT JUST ANOTHCR BRICK IN TH€ UUflll. By Julie Hannaford. soph. As the clas fihty-nine reached its aqpbomore year, a lot of changes occurred. Most stjKlents. maybe scared or intimidated at first, began driving Manv willing!; started going out and dating. And for a number| f reas hers man. he decKon tolt a jol TheSHKchange. howifer. was tlJ fact th.it. as individuals, the sophomore class matured. This was illustrated imlfreir attitudes toward school, home, peers, and more importantly. themselves. Responsibilities were assumed, ana long lasting friendships were established A large portion of the soph . hiss N actively participated in numerousschoolac avities. (any. were involved in the various sports teams, cwbs. and organizations that SHS has to offer All inw, the class of nineteen hundred and 'eighty-nine became closer — to each otner. and to the goals they set. Sophomore class officers: President. D ira Martin Vice-President. Eric Evans Secretary, Stephanie Carma Representative es, jason West Kelly Murray. This year we set goals, we worked at them, and most of all. we achieved them. James Archer Susan Arwood Bryan Banks Juliette Bartlett Shawn Boyer Sarah Briley Charlie Brown Mark Burdge Heidi Camerer Kathy Campbell Scott Chase Tammy Childress Martin Clark James Clemons Julie Cole Karen Cook Mike Cox Susan Daniels Joe Davis Larry Dodson Misti Eby Eric Evans John Ewing Allen Ferguson Marc Flock Brandon Freed Jeff Gallemore Stephanie Garman Travis Gates Shawn Gerhardt Gena Gilkey Donna Gillilan Michael Gilstrap Deana Goswick Jeff Grady Tonya Graham Debbi Groth Drenda Hall Julie Hannaford Laurie Harrison Tina Heffren Brad Hembree Rechelle Hembree Brad Henady Jennifer Hosp Laura Jay James Jones Lori Keeling Layout Design By: Julie Hannaford SOPHOMORES SURVIVE DRIVING TEST. DEBBI GROTH “When I was parallel parking, I gave the car too much gas. and I ran over the pole behind me.” EUGENE SKELTON “A guy pulled out in front of me and I called him a couple of names without thinking. I got a pretty bad look from the guy that gave me the test. STEPHANIE GARMAN My Dad took me practice driving where he thought they would take me for my test. He showed me all the one-way streets, so if they tried to trick me. I wouldn't go down them. When I went for my test, the guy told me to go down a street that looked like a wrong way. I told him No.” He said. Yes. again I said No!” As I was about to go by. I saw cars parked the other way. so I turned real quick. He took off 6 pts. for right turns. JASON WEST “The first time that I went for my test I flunked the written. The second time. I flunked the driving. The guy told me to pull to the curb after I had pulled out in front of another car — my test was over. The third time. I passed both! DEDRA MARTIN When I went to take my test, the car radio was screwed up. Everytime I started the car it would just buzz and buzz, unless I took out this fuse. Without this fuse the horn and inside light wouldn't work. When the instructor asked me to honk my horn. I had to dig for the fuse, and then I forgot which slot it went in. Finally, he helped me find it and the horn honked, but my radio buzzed the whole time I was taking my test.” Kelly Murray awaiting her driver's test. (Photo by Edwards) ■ Wendy Kelly Ricky Kohler Chad Lieberman Sandy Marsh Dedra Martin Merle Mathre Michelle McHugh John McNorton Kelly Michael Michelle Mitchell Stacey Morehead Melissa Morgan Kelly Murray Chris Myers Cindy Nolan Charles Oliver Scott Pippin Dean Reaves Daryle Rhinehart Sterling Rowe Timothy Rowe Greg Rowland Jennifer Sitton Eugene Skelton Lora Sreaves Berry Joe Stephens Charlie Taylor Melissa Taylor Frank Thompson Howard Todd Sharia Toller Jennifer Triplett Layout Design by Julie Hannaford Mike Triplett Clinton Vance Lori Vanderlip Travis Van Wagner Tammy Verser Scott Walker David Webber Jason West DaNell Williams Michael Williams Charlotte Wilson Terry Wilson Brent Winters Rob Wolfinbarger Teresa Woodward Kim Young Callie Zumwalt JUNIORS On Their Way Up By Dedra Martin, sophomore Most students will agree that juniors will have many responsibilities and always have something to do. The juniors were busy this year preparing for several events. They decorated the gym for the football homecoming dance and set up the stage for homecoming pictures. Even though they got out of class to do it, it wasn't such an easy job During the games the juniors also have to work in the concession stand. This is done to raise money for the Junior-Se-nrer Prom in which they are also responsible for arranging. The Prom is the main event and the one that is looked forward to by all students involved. Being a junior may not be easy, but it must be fun since you're only one step away from being a senior. “There an some great people ben at Seneca, and its been a great veer! Colleen Alderman Margaret Anderson 74 Michelle Bailey Roger Ball Jeff Bashor Christy Belcher Todd Bennett Greg Berry Ange Blankenship Darren Blevins Ed Brodrick Rick Bryant Deron Burr Beth Ann Campbell A1 Cervantes Brenda Chester Scott Clark Cathy Clawson Diane Cook )eanie Cook Will Cook Scott Cooper Shannon Crouch Toni Davis Kim Durbin Amy Featherston Marie Ferguson Valerie Gilbert Kristi Gilstrap Regina Gilstrap Jerry Gorham Clifton Gray Sharon Green Bruce Hall Christi Hartman Reggie Hembree Charlie Hogan Carol Ritter and lunch. Angie Rhatigan enjoying 75 Richard McCready Lee McDaniel Greg McGehee Mark McGuirk Richard Macias Susan Marris Claude Merriman Raymon Merriman Tammi Mullin Jim Newsom Chad Nolan Leslie North David Patton Heather Phillips Heath Potter Richard Rawlins Donna Raybom Angie Rhatigan Debbie Rice Carol Ritter Sitting in front are Joni Sothman. Angie Skaggs. Regina Gilstrap. and Susan Woodward. In back are Michael Steele. Konnie Brown, and Michelle Baker. Pictured at right are juniors decorating the stage for homecoming. 76 Johnna Roark Rhonda Roark Pat Salsman Jon Scheffler Angie Skaggs Bryan Smith DeeAnn Smith Joni Sothman Michael Steele Brian Stone John Trease Bob Turley James Van Wagner Tonya Webber Doug Wilson Shown below are Neil Yust. Scott Cooper, and Shan non Crouch working in the concession stand. Pictured above. Johnna Roark helps with the drinks. 77 DOUG’S BODY WORKS Complete Painting Body Work Glass Installation Doug Scribner 1008 Oneida Seneca, MO. 64865 PERM Public Entity Risk Managers A Division of Ricci Associates, Inc. John D. Wittenberg President 1601 Olive Street St. Louis. MO 63103 (314) 231-2277 Telex 42-4179 Congratulation to the Class of 87” ELLA B. LANKFORD ©zark ROUTE 2. BOX 236 SENECA. MO 64865 PHONE: 417 776-2203 REPRESENTING NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Financial Services Inc. 816-842-6300 816-842-8685 OZARK NATIONAL LIFE BUILDING 500 E. 9TH KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI 64106 REX LANKFORD ROUTE 2, BOX 236 f£V ark SENECA. MO 64865 AJ E? A 1 V PHONE: 417 776-2203 ' REPRESENTING NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Financial Services Inc. 816-842-6300 816-842-8685 OZARK NATIONAL LIFE BUILDING 500 E. 9TH KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI 64106 By Kim Young, Sophomore ' The Tournament of Knowledge began in the late 1960’s, and was resumed Fall, 1986 for an encore. The purpose is to place academic achievment in a position of prestige. Each match consisted of two opposing panels of four players each with each match lasting 20 minutes. They competed to see which team was more knowledgeable in current events, history, geography, literature, government, and general information. There are four general rules governing the match. These consisted of no talking, accepting the first answer, using no material aids, and no applauding. Daniel Arwood Michelle Baker Lora Bates Galen Beard Carl Beaty D.J. Bennett Cindi Bledsoe Adam Bolton Missy Boman Julie Brattin Konnie Brown Dan Butler Phil Camerer Rodney Camren Renee Carver Darla Cedillo Julie Chapman David Clawson Carletta Clemons Steven Cole Staci Conduff Sam Cradduck Angelia Craven Barry Crum John Daniels Gaylen Davis Jeff Dragoo Richard Dutton Johnetta Eby Sam Edwards Mike Ellis Sherry Enyart Jock Evans Angela Ferguson Dana Friend Ricky Fry Ted Geary Kurt Gilbert Rhonda Gilstrap Melinda Golden Keith Gray Aria Green Mike Green Jackie Hancock Shannon Hart Jerry Hembree Craig Jay Jeff Jennings Arthur King Leslie Koeshall Lori Koeshall Mitch Lawrence Shan Lawson Kim Lewis Lance Long Bill McDaniel James McNorton Wynn Mullin Steve Murray Rob Nesvold Jay Nunn Henry Otto Darin Oxford Missy Patterson Charles Profitt Robyn Rakes Randall Ritter Terry Ritter Barbara Smith Cathy Smith Debbie Speaker Joey Spiva Vernon Stolt Rowdy Strait Jim Thompson Scott VanSlyke Danette Verser Dusty Whitehead Kristi Whitehill LaDora Wilkins Layout designed by Rhonda Gilstrap and Cathy Smith SENIOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS SARA ROAM SON - Trock 1.2.3; FHR 1.2.3.4 (1st Vke Pres 3 regionoloff 3. 2nd Vke Pres 4 )FBIA 1.2. Moth leogue 2.3.4. Student Council 4; Closs Offker 3.4; Key CliA 4. Speech Club 1; FCA 2.3; Loncer Co-Coptoln 3; fresh Cheerleoder. Wr Cheerleoder 1.2.3.4. (Copt 4) Trock letter 1.2,3. FWodemk Aword 2.3.4 Student of the month 4. R 8 honor roi 1.2.3.4. 8-bol queen condldote 2; Who's Who (prettiest eyes) 4 JUUC 8ARTTIN fHfi 2.3.4 (Pres. 3.4 Rec leoder 2) FBIA I; KA 2. Student Council Sec Treos. 4; Closs Rep 3; Voley bol 1.2.3.4 (co-captoin 4) Trock 1.2.3; Warrior Queen 1; Vofleybol letter 3.4; Trock letter 3. Outstanding FHR member 2. FHR Regional Treos 4; 8-honor rol 1.2.3.4 KONMC 8AOUJN FHR 1.2.3.4 (Sec. 2.3: 1st V Pres 4) FHR 4 NHS 3.4. Trock 4. FFR Judging teoms Doiry Foods 1. livestock 2. Meots 3. Meots 4; Acodemk letter 4: Bornujormin queen 3; Outstanding FFR mem 3. Meat Scholarly 3; Certificate of Attendance 3. Creed Speaking Contest 1 2nd highest fruit seler 2; Who's Who among Am H S students 4 ROONCV CAMACN Ploys 3.4; Contest Speech 3.4; FCA 3.4; Key Club 4; F81A 3.4 (Hospkolltarion 3. Historian 4) Spanish Club 3.4 (Pres 3. Porlmentorlon 4) Spotlights 3.4. Spanish King 3; Who's Who snappiest dresser 4; B-bol homecoming announcer 4. Choir letter 4; Acodemk letter 4; Show Choir 4 CARICTTR CICMONS FHR 4; FSlfl 2. ANGIC F6RGUSON Basketbol 1.2.3.4; FTR 4; FCR 2.3.4, Bosket bol letter 3. Who's Who (Boshful Buddy) 4. DANA FA NO - Moth leogue 4; Key Club 4 (sec.) FBIA 1.2.3.4 (3.4 sec.) Concert Choir 1.2.3.4: Show Choir 3.4. Statistician (wresting) 2.3.4; FTR 4; Acodemk letter 2.3. Student of the month 4; Warrior Condldote 3; Choir letter 3.4 A-honor rol 3 4 NHS 3.4 (Sec. 4). RHONDA I GUSTRAP - NHS 3.4. FTR 4 (Trees 4) Concert Choir Show Choir 2.3.4; Glee Club 1; Cheerieodmg 1.2.4. Voleybol 1.2.3.4 B-bol 1.2.3.4; Trock 1.2.3. Trock letter 1.2.3 V-bol letter 2.3.4. 8-bol letter 2.3.4 V-bol honor-obie mention 4; 440 reloy 4th Distrkt 3. MCIINDA S. GOIDCN - Voleybol 1.2.3.4; B-bol 1.2.3.4 lancer 3; B-bol letter man 3.4 KGTH GARV • Outing Club 3; Moth league 2.3.4. FCR 2.3 NHS 3.4. Trock 1.2. Jozz Bond 1.2.3.4; Bond letter 1.2.3.4; Acodemk letter 2.3.4 ARIA GRCCN Key Club 3; FTR 4. FCRS 4: Concert Choir 1.2.3.4; Show Choir 4; Concert Bond Marching Bond 3.4. Choir letter 3.4 Concert Morchlng Bond letter 3.4 NHS 3.4. junior Choir Member of the Veor 3. SHANNON HART - FBIA 1.2. Outing Club 3; FTA 4 (Sec.) Concert Choir 1.2.3.4; Swing Choir 3.4: f-bal Queen 4 FBIA Stole competition 1 JCRRV HCMBRCC foot bol 1.2.3.4; Bosket bol 1.2: Wresting 3. Trock 1.2.3.4; Student Councl 2.4. Closs Offker 1.2.4. Key Club 3; Speech Club 1; f-boll 2nd team ol conf. honoroble mention 3.4; f-boll letter 2.3.4; Trock 2-mle reloy record (Pitcher) 300 intermediate hurdles (school record) Trock letter 1.2.3.4; Warrior King 3. Boys State Alternate 3: Speech Club Fr Rep. 1. CAAIG JAV • STUCO 1.3.4 (member 1. Vke Pres 3. Pres 4) FBIA 1.2.3.4 (Pres 2.3) FTR 4; Moth leogue 2.3.4: Outing Club 3; Class Pres. 1; Closs Vke Pres 2; NHS 3.4 (Pres 4) €mplre Distrkt Honor Student 4: DRA Citizenship Aword 4; Academic letter 2.3.4; FBlfl Stole Comp 2.3.4: FBIA Not Comp. 2; Student of the Month 4; Who's Who among High School Students 3. J€Ff JCNNINGS - Football 1.2.3,4. Basketbol 1.2: Bosebol 1.2; Wrestling 3: Class Pres. 3.4; Football team coptom 4; Worrlor King 1; Footbol 2.3.4; (letter) Wresting letter 3. Footbol Al Conf. 2nd teom 2: Footbol Al Conf. 1st team 3; footbol Al Conf .AlAreo.AI Stote 4:6-honor rol 1.2.3.4 ARTHUR KWG - Footbol 1.2.3.4. Wresting 1.2.4; Dromo 2.3.4; Speech 1. FFR 2.3. Stuco Rep 1; (2nd Vke Pres. Dromo 3. 1st Vke Pres. Dromo 4) Footbol letter 3.4. Wrestling 2.4. 1st Teom Al Conf. Def. Tockle 4. 2nd Teom Al Conf Def Tockle 3; 1st Teom Al Distrkt Tockle 4. Hon. Men. All Areo Def. Tockle 4 LORI KOCSHAll - FHR Hero 4; Mixed Chorus 3.4 SHAN IAWSON - NHS 3.4; Key Club 3: Bond 1.2.3.4; Jazz Bond 1.2.3.4; Outing Club 3; Spotlights 3.4; Student Councl 4; Boys Stole 3; Bond King 3. Bond letter 1.2.3.4; Footbol letter 2.3.4. District I rating 2.3; Stole Contest I rotlng 2.3: Best Actor 3. KIM8CRIV iaWS - NHS 3.4. Closs Sec Treos. 4. Trock 2; KA 2; FHR 4; FBIA 3; Moth leogue 1.2.3.4. Key Club 2.3: AFS Historian Host 1.2.3 4. Spotlghts (Sec) 2.3.4. Bond 1.2.3.4; Jazz Bond 3.4. Sponlsh Ck4 1.2: Acodemk letter 2.3.4. Bond letter 1.2.3.4; I In District Stole Musk Fest 2.4. Al Distrkt Bond 2.3.4; 1st Choir Al District Bond 4; A 8 Honor Rol 1.2.3.4, Who's Who (Most likely to Succeed) 4 €mplre Distrkt Honor Student 4: Notional Merit Commended Student 3. IANCC IONG - NHS 3.4 (Treos 4) Bond 2.3.4; Jazz Bond 2.3.4. Bosketbol 1.2; Bosebol 3: FTA 4. FBIA 1.1 m Distrkt State Music Fest 3: Al Distrkt Concert Bond 3. Bond letter 2.3.4; Who's Who (Boshful Buddy) 3; Who's Who among Amerkan H.S. Students 4. Class Vke Pres 4; FCA 3; Moth leogue 3.4; Key Club 3 BUI McDAMCl FFR 1; Bosebol 3.4 Footbol 4 Moth leogue 3.4; footbol letter 4; B Honor Rol 3.4. Acodemk letter 3: NHS 3.4 WVNN MUllIN Wrestling 1.2.3.4. Footbol 1.2.3.4; Bosebol 1.2.3.4; FCA 3.4. Drckno 3.4; Moth leogue 4; Concert Choir 1.2.3.4. Show Choir 3.4; Wresting letter 1.2.3.4; Footbol letter 3.4; Bosebol letter 2.3.4 Al Conf Hon Men (FB) 4; Wrestling State Champion 2.3.4; 8 Honor Rol 1.2.3.4; fkkle Fir ter 2.3. Top 240 In Notion Wrestling 1st Team; Outstanding Wrestler In State Competition; Notional Summer Champion Free Style Greco Romon. ROB NCSVOID • FTA 4. NHS 3.4. Jazz Bond 3.4; Footbol 1.2.3.4; Bosketbol 1.2.3. Wresting 4; Trock 1.2: Bosebol 3. Moth leogue 2.3.4; footbol letter 2.3.4; Bosketbol letter 1.2.3; Trock letter 1.2. Wrestling letter 4. Who's Who Among Am. High School Students 3.4. Who's U k In High School Footbol 3.4 H€NRV OTTO - FFR 4. MISSV PATTCRSON - FHA 3.4 (1st Vice Pres 4) Key Club 4; FTA 3.4; KA 3. fVt Cub 2; Newspaper Staff 4. Girls Glee 1: Acodemk letter 3: NHS 3.4. Who's Who (Boshful Buddy 3. Prettiest Smle 4). CATHV SMITH - Moth leogue 2.4; FCA 2 Cheerleoder 1.2.3.4; Vofleyuball I.2.3.4. Bosketbol 1.2.3; Acodemk letter 2,3.4. A and or 8 honor rol 1.2.3.4; NHS 3.4 Voleybol letter 4. DUSTV WHTCHCAD - FfA 1.2.3.4 (Sentinol 3. Pres 4) Warrior Staff 4. Footbol 1.4: Notional High School Rodeo Federation 3.4. Worrlor King Candidate 4: Footbol letter 4; Football 2nd Teom Al-Conf .4: 4th m Stole Rodeo 4. Who's Who Prettiest €yes 4 KRISTI WHTCHll - Cheerleoder (Footbol Bosketbol 1.2.3.4 (3-Co-coptain. 1 4 Coptom) FBIA 1.2.3.4; (2-Sec.. 3 Treos.. 4 Pres ) FTA 3.4 (4-Vke Pres.) FCA 2.3.4 (2-Sec.. 3.4 Vke Pres.) Journalism 3.4 (4-Assistant Cditor) Warrior Staff 3.4 (editor 4) Glee Club 1; NHS 3.4. Student of the Month 4; Acodemk letter 3.4; Who's Who Among Am High School Students 3.4. Who's Who — Best Al Around 3.4; Bosketbol Homecoming Queen 4. FBIA Stote Comp. 1.2.3.4; FBIA Not. Comp. 2.3.4 USA VCAHev • FBIA HospKalitorlan 1.3.4; KA 2.4; Softbol 1.2.3.4. Voleybol 2: Stotlstkkm Bosebol. Bosketbol 1.2.3.4; Statistician Footbol 3.4: Swing Choir 3.4; Concert Choir 1.2.3.4; Mocassin Print 4. Moth leogue 2. Closs Fov. 1.2; 1 st Place in SpeUng Bee MSSC 2; I Rating ot Vocol Musk Stote District 3; Musk letter 3. Athletk letter 3: Acodemk letter 2.3; NHS 3.4; Al Distrkt Honors Choir 3.4. Bosketbol Queen Condldote 1; A Honor Rol 5: 8 Honor Rol 1.2.3. f ?%7 tycuU i-SetU i “Pnom “7?otv and wem 71e y« U i-Sc U4i “Pram. cvaa letd at 0?%,tA4 nt Soutlen State (Zetteye “SaUriaetH on TTtay X. 7 menu ca uxt ted o anX oj. 7?exv Tfotl Steal, ueyetaltea. tW cleeaeeale. 71e -tuaie coat pnaWded y tie ?HoXite %«-etc Sound 4 Kaaaaa (2tty. 82 By Jerry Hembree, senior Twenty-four seniors left for Worlds of Fun in Kansas City on April 25th. In order to go, seniors had to sell approximately 9 magazines. Two small charter buses were acquired to take the seniors to Kansas City. One of the sponsors. Coach Tom Hodge, stated, “The seniors have been great all year. I just want to know why my wife got flowers and I didn't? Other sponsors were Ron and Laura Hampton, Greg and Deanna Simpkins, and Merlene Hodge. For the best donuts on earth try: fPmdise DONUTS 1027 Cherokee lorene Mohan Seneca, Missouri 776-3939 83 Arther King asks if anyone else wants another picture!?!?!? Shan Lawson is saying ‘Man. this is one tough game!” What a victory for Wynn Mullin and John Daniels! Craig Jay and Staci Conduff are thinking maybe we shouldn't eat this stuff!!! Projection Graduation Mindy Gordon and other Seniors looking I on ... !!!!!!!! Approximately 61 Seniors attended Seneca’s first Project Graduation hat was held at Olympic Fitness Center in joplin. The Seniors were al owed to use the raquetball courts, basketball courts, walleyball courts swimming pool, saunas, whirl pools, movie screen, and many other games too. Afterwards, students returned to the Seneca Elementary School to eat breakfast that was furnished by the parents and the School Board. The Seniors were able to eat and relax whenever they chose, especially Sam Edwards and Steve Cole. BACCAIAUR6ATC By Julie Honnoford. Soph. 8occoloureote hos been o trodition ot Seneco High School for many years. It consists of o sermon and the groduotes' condleUghting ceremony. This year os the 88 seniors sot in their cops and gowns. Jock Bowyer od-dressed the oudlence. Junior attendents who preceeded the groduotes were Brendo Chester ond Clifton Groy. Lee McDoniel served os the candlelighting service reader while the concert Choir provided music. For mony members of the doss of 87'. Boccoloureote wos the realization that graduation wos actually upon them. UJith both tears ond smiles they took their first steps into the future — we wish them the best of luck! The 1986-1987 groduotlng doss of Seneco High School. It was a time for sadness and a time for excitement. That is what each and everyone of the 88 Seniors felt on this night of Graduation. The speaker, Dr. Donna McKee, was a 1963 graduate of Seneca High School. Dallas Fortner, president of the School Board, gave each Senior his or her diploma and Clifton Gray and Brenda Chester gave each one a yellow rose. David Clawson. Jeff Pragoo. Steve Murray. P. J Bennett. Vernon Stott, and Richard Pulton have a last minute get together and (below) Rhonda Othtrap. Mindy Golden. Missy Patterson, and Renee Carver have a time to get themselves together Rhonda Gitstrap and Joey Spiva waging into f Craig Jay and Jackie Hancock are hiding be Graduation. hind Sam Edwards Darla, We prayed for you and your everything we asked for. Now that you are entering a new phase of your life, we pray you stand tall and follow your dream. Love, Mom and Dad ture, sharing your good times and your sort rection in your life and may He continue to bless you. We love you. Sherry, You are everything beautiful a daughter could be. You have blessed our lives and brought Love, Joy, and Pride to our hearts. May all your hopes and dreams come true, God bless you always. With love, Mom and Dad Missy, We love you and we are proud of you and your acomplishmen ts. You have been a joy to us. May God’s richest blessings be yours as vou follow His plan for your life. Proverbs 3:5-6 Love, Mom and Dad James, I guess you knew it then .. We are proud of you! Love, Mom and Dad Mindy, We are proud of you. Keep looking up! Love ya, Mom and Dad 88 Arthur. You have always been full of surprises and laughter. We are very proud of you, and w ish you much happiness. Love, Mom and Dad Scott, Congratulations, dear Scott - We wish you happiness and success in your future. May God bless you and watch over you always, Love, Mom and Dad Jeff, Congratulations Jeif, from your Nieces and Nephews. 1link your great! Jackie, You filled an empty spot in our hearts and give us happiness. May your future return that happiness to you by blessing you with and fulfillment of dreams. Much Love, Your Family Dana, Your everything one could hope for in a daughter. We are so proud of you and love you very much. Mom and Dad Charlie, We are proud of this ments and for being Mom and Dad I, for his achieve-a very special son! Rob, We are very proud of you and hope you will always be happy and successful in all that you attempt. Love, Mom and Dad Jim, have a son like you. Remember the value of each man consists in what he does. Well, stay high on life. Love, Mom and Dad Galen, Seems like only yesterday you were getting ready for kindergarten. Now you 're a Senior! You have become a very' special, caring person; stay that way! We're proud of you! We wish for you all the best! All our love, Mom and Dad Staci, In the years past we often wondered why God gave us only one child. We know now the reason is He gave us all we could ask for in one. You. We are so very proud! Love, Mom and Dad Congratulations Sonny on this special day! All my love will be with you today and always. I am so proud of you, my son. Love, Mom Lance, We want you to except challenges and meet them head on as you have in school. Climb every mountain -unless you can find a good road around it. Love, Mom and Dad Congratulations Rhonda, You have done a great job. We are very proud of you. Love, Mom and Dad Kurt, Best of luck in the future! Love, Mom w rj r . Mike, We hope that we can always be as proud of you as we are now. We love you and may God always direct your path. Love, Mom and Dad Julie. We will always treasure the memory of these years. May you give and get from life the very best. We are so proud of you! Our love, Mama and Richard Throughout the years we watched you grow. Time passes fast, yet we know, In body, mind and spirit you grew, But never faster than our pride in you. Kristi, We are very proud of you. We know how hard you have worked for your accomplishments. Our greatest wish now is for your happiness. All our love, Mom and Dad Wynn, You, our little papoose, grew to a great warrior. Your accomplishments prove that. You have made us very proud parents! God bless you! Love, Mom and Dad Member mm AMERICAN BUS ASSOCIATION Call Us About Your Next Charter! VIKING TRAILWAYS Rt. 8 Box 284 loplin, Mo. 64801 417-781-2779 Serving The Seneca School District With Transportation For 19 Years. GALE WEBB TRANSPORTATION Seneca, Mo. 64865 The Booster Club Gives the School a Boost By Julie Brattin A slowed down version of Friday nights game is shown in the Council House the following Tuesday at the Seneca High School Booster Club meeting. The Booster Club started in 1973 and has been very active in all sports by helping pay for equipment. scholarships, films and projectors, trips, and cameras. They also support the team by going to all the games. Mr. Campbell. President of the Booster Club, says he thinks that school athletics help build character, dedication, and the ability to get along with others. Mothers Learn about Football By Jeff Jennings To help Mothers better understand football, Coach Tom Hodge started the Mother's and Other's club, which meets on the Tuesday before the first football game. It teaches mothers and others the basics about football, so they will know what’s going on and can enjoy the game more. For ft Tin's sppffns Ml T r 4i+) z , | aCO x$r 7 k d “Sar er S6ofi mI AS? VfaxUfA '7'UfiH 7 ct t-'Zead 776-2602 7:30 U 5:30 UC4.-XU. 93 By Dedra Martin 1986 was a rebuilding year for the varsity volleyball team. Having but one returning lettermen meant the girls and Coach Killian had to work extra hard to make ends meet. The lady spikers ended up with a 5-12 record and three players received awards. Sophomore Cindy Nolan was chosen 2nd team All Conference while Senior Rhonda Gilstrap and Sophomore Deana Goswick received Honorable Mention awards. Graduating 6 Seniors, Coach Killian will have 4 returning lettermen for the 1987 season. From top to bottom: Angie Rhatigan. Cindy Nolan. Coach Killian. Mindy Golden Bottom row: Renee Carver. Carol Ritter. Cathy Smith. Julie Brattin. Rhonda Gilstrap, Slaci Con-duff. Dedra Martin VRRSITV VOll€VBRll l€TT€RM€N Above is the Varsity team in action. Cindy Nolan. Dedra Martin. Rhonda Gilstrap _ and Cathy Smith 94 Shown right is the Junior Varsity team. playing are Michelle McHugh. Melissa Taylor. Jennifer Hosp and Deana Goswick At left. Rechelle Hembree and Sharia Tollor are checking in while Jen nifer gets ready. Left to right: Deana Goswick. Michelle McHugh. Jennifer Hosp. Lori Keeling. Jodi House. Melissa Taylor Back row: Susan Daniels. Rechelle Hembree. Carrie Davis. Heather Phillips. Sharia Toller. Angela Whitehead. Wendy Kelly, and Coach Killian 95 Tindle Feeds Seneca Milling Co. Clyde Whitehead Lipscomb Feeds Grace Fertilizer 1108 Oneida Phone Purina Vet Supplies Seneca, MO 64865 776-3068 By Charles Profitt, senior The Seneca Indians took the Big 8 Conference with an unblemished record for the first time since 1964. The Indians went into a tough season but came out winning. Thinking of one game at a time the Indians went in as a team and came out as a team. The goals of taking conference, district, and then state were the silent goals of the 1986-87 Seneca High School football team. The Indians had an outstanding year and met all of their goals except the one they wanted most — The State Title. Seneca 21 Seneca 28 Seneca 8 Seneca Seneca Seneca Seneca McDonald Co. Seneca 27 Seneca 20 Stockton Hamilton 0 0 7 12 6 8 18 0 12 0 18 6 13 Managers Lee McDaniel. Shan Lawson, Marc Williams, and Billy Lee First Row (left to right) M. Triplett. M. Gilstrap. T. Stone. J. Boman. G. Pendergraft. J. Skaggs. B. Stone, K. Goettel. S. Vowels. M. Vangunda, D. Cox, D. Ackerson, Second Row R. McCready, R Strait. B. McDaniel. D. Butler, J. Howard. S. Cooper. C. Profitt, T. Bennett. R. Hembree. D. Webber. L. Dodson. J. Bard. B. Burr, Third Row S. Crouch. N. Yust. W. Cook. E Broderick. D. Whitehead. J. Hembree. W Mullin. C. Williams. B. Turley. J. Archer. T. Holcomb. H. Todd. D. Wilson. Fourth Row M. Mathre. J. Ewing. B. Stephens. B. Freed, C. Merriman. J. Basher, R. Macias. A. King. P. Salsman. C. Nolan. G. Cummings. D. Ingram. Fifth Row E. Skelton. B. Hembree. R. Nesvold, R. Fry. J. Jennings. R. Rawlins. J. West. R. Merriman, M. Ellis. J. Newsom. Sixth Row S. Carey, S. Lawson. Trainer L. Ireland. Coach M. Brown, Coach K. Hunt. Coach T. Hodge. Coach M. Yust. Coach G. Simpkins. L. McDaniel, B. Lee. M. Williams. Seneca's defense at their best during Stockton game. To the players (Especially the Seniors): I doubt that very many people realize the hard work and dedication it takes to have the kind of season you had. I’m especially pleased not only that you won, but how you won. Your class, enthusiasm, and winning attitude made me proud to have been a part of it. jennings. Howard. Mullin. Hembree, and McCready at the kill. Li)mil li C Res. Ph. (417) 623-8460 ‘lotAUMUtce s4$e tc f Larry T. Ellis 507 Main Galena, KS. 66739 (316) 783-5285 901 Washington Seneca, MO. 64865 (417) 776-8707 listers II J4air J)t air oLJeAignerA S'carfetl tJberinda Shop - 776-3253 Seneca, WO a, 776-8474 a . 776-3 03 JEFF JENNINGS 1st Team All-Conf. DE. Hon. Ment. RB All-Dist; All-Area; All-State NEIL YUST 1st Team All-Conf. G, Hon. Ment All-Dist; All-Area; All-State SHANNON CROUCH 1st Team All-Conf. RB; All-American Hon. Ment. TB; All-Dist; All-Area; All-State Arthur King. DT 1st Team All-Conf. All-Dis Rowdy Strait. LB 1st Team All-Conf Rob Nesvold. T 1st Team All-Conf. list. Ray Merriman. C 1st Team All-Conf. All-Dist. Dusty Whitehead. NM 2nd Team All-Conf. Jerry Hembree. DE 2nd Team All-Conf. Will Cook. DB 1st Team All-Conf. All-Dist. Scott Cooper. QB 2nd Team All-Conf. Rick Fry. DT Hon. Ment. DT; Wynn Mullin. DEB Hon. Ment. DB; Chad Nolan. T Hon. Ment. T; Bill McDaniel Jim Newsom Richard Hawlins Charles Profitl Todd Bennett Richard Macias David Ingram Reggie Hembree Richard McCready Bob Turley Travis Holcomb Pat Salsman Jeff Howard Mike Ellis - REAL ESTATE - HORSES - - AUCTIONS OF ALL TYPES - - FREE APPRAISAL CONSULTATION - - AUCTION MANAGEMENT - BOX 585 SENECA, MISSOURI 64865 417-776-2231 RnJ PUMP PANTPr (Across Lrcm Milne t) ALL YCUK CONVENIENCE STCEE NEELS WE ALLLECIA TL — ycup— BUSINESS Sophomore Dedra Marlin Football Senior Rhonda Gilstrap Football Senior Cathy Smith Football 100 Cheerleaders Boost School Spirit Sophomore Stephanie Senior Kristi Whitehill Carman Football Basketball Football Basketball Sophomore Michelle McHugh Football Basketball Junior Heather Phillips Sophomore Melissa Taylor Basketball Basketball |unior Tammi Mullin Football Sophomore Jennifer Hosp Football Junior Christi Hartman Basketball Top Left: Football players preparing for parade Top Right: Craig Jay. Student Council President, was presented with the original Hit of the Week shirt, by former Head Football Coach. Pat Lawson. Shan Lawson presented Mr. Lawson with a plaque. Middle Left: Football Team crashing through the Run-Through Sign. Lower Left: SHS Band getting ready for the Homecoming Parade. Middle Right: Even Mr. McEntire gets excited about Homecomings. Bottom: The original 1970 Hit of the Week recipients were presented with a plaque from their escort. The recipients and their escorts are: Dedra Martin. Darrell Rosiere. Julie Brattin. Tom Long. Shan Lawson. Pat Lawson. Craig Jay. David Rankin. Tend Malone. Kelly Murray. Steve Murray. Sara Adamson. Greg Kelly. Deron Burr. Ray Hembree. Jackie Hancock. Jerry Howard. Kristi Whitehill. and Rick Cook. 101 Indians fight for the rebound. (Photo by Gilstrap) J.V. Scoreboard J.V. 14 Sarcoxie 13 J.V. 14 Lamar 27 J.V. 21 Pierce City 28 J.V. 14 Carl Junction 19 J.V. 22 East Newton 31 J.V. 23 Carthage 39 J.V. 18 Cassville 27 J.V. 8 Lamar 20 J.V. 18 Carl Junction 31 J.V. 34 Webb City 7 J.V. 26 East Newton 10 J.V. 44 Aurora 51 J.V. 35 Monett 36 From left to right: Coach Grimmett. Rechelle Hembree. Amy Gritts, Shannon Heath. Jodi House. Sharia Toller. Deana Goswick. and Angela Whitehead. Front row left to right are Sharia Toller. Valerie Gilbert and Cindy Nolan. Second row: Coach Patti Killian. Dedra Martin. |oni Sothman, and manager Angie Rhatigan. Last row: Rhonda Gilstrap. Mindy Golden and Angie Ferguson. Girls’ Varsity Basketball With an overall record of 6-26 the Lady Indians had a hard season. Having only three seniors made it rough for the Indians, but the juniors and sophomores picked up some of the slack. Showing outstanding prospects for next year was junior Joni Sothman. breaking the schools record with thirty-three points earned in one game. Next years team will yet again be left with a young team having only two returning seniors. Varsity Scoreboard Varsity 40 Joplin 54 Varsity 23 Carthage 47 Varsity 45 Webb City 46 Varsity 46 Sarcoxie 48 Varsity 42 Lamar 57 Varsity 50 Pierce City 56 Varsity 32 Carl Junction 43 Varsity 55 East Newton 63 Varsity 35 Diamond 55 Varsity 52 Carthage 51 Varsity 54 Cassville 67 Varsity 37 Lamar 47 Varsity 35 Carl Junction 44 Varsity 54 Webb City 21 Varsity 37 Lockwood 40 Varsity 50 McAuley 47 Varsity 53 Sarcoxie 40 Varsity 40 Mt. Vernon 69 Varsity 42 Carl Junction 40 Varsity 46 McAuley 42 Varsity 35 Monett 64 Varsity 21 Diamond 65 Varsity 39 East Newton 36 Varsity 39 McAuley 42 Varsity 38 Aurora 55 Varsity 32 Diamond 50 Basketball Lettermen Mindy Golden Senior Captain Center 9 Joni Sothman junior Guard All-Conf. HM Valerie Gilbert Junior Forvvard Guard Dedra Martin Sophomore Guard 8! Sharia Toller Sophomore Guard Cindy Nolan Sophomore Forward Rhonda Gilstrap Senior Co-captain Guard OKAMO FEED Complete Line of Feed and Vet Supplies Custom Mixing for Game Bird Feed 24-hour Phone service 7:30-5:30 Mon.-Sat. Located 2 mi. North of Seneca on Highway 43 HENADY’S MASONRY CONTRACTING Rt. 9, Box 523 Joplin, Missouri 64801 Phone 623-7403 104 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. lock Evans Forward All-Conference All-State All-Area Charlie Brown Forward Honorable Mention All-Conference BOYS VARSITY Opponent's Name Us Score Them High Points Rebounder Billings 78 63 Evans (31) Evans (8) Diamond 64 56 Evans (32) Evans (14) Wheaton 50 61 Evans Gorham (16) Brown (13) Carl let. 83 67 Evans (37) Brown (9) lamar 63 46 Gorham (20) Gorham (12) Monett 60 56 Evans (28) Brown Evans Pierce City' 69 65 Evans (21) (6) Brown (8) McDonald Cot. 42 60 Evans (15) Brown Gor- Neosho 41 47 Evans (21) ham (5) Evans (12) Monett 72 59 Evans (24) Cook (8) Diamond 60 58 Evans (28) Evans (12 East Newton 74 65 Evans (26 Evans (10) McAuley 70 71 Gorham (22) Gorham (9) Jerry Gorham Forward Center Deron Burr Guard 106 Will Cook Forward Center BASKETBALL Opponent's Name Score Us Them High Points Rebounder Cassville 63 53 Evans (25) Brown (7) Carl )ct. 80 52 Evans Cooper (28) Brown (13) Mt. Vernon 46 58 Evans (15) Brown (8) McAuley 73 61 Evans (26) Gorham (6) Diamond 55 67 Brown (18) Evans (8) Shelton 97 45 Evans (41) Evans (9) Lamar 74 61 Evans (31) Brown (11) Monett 59 49 Evans (24) Brown (6) East Newton 46 58 Evans (17) Cooper (11) Sarcoxie 71 72 Evans (37) Evans Crouch (7) Webb City 66 77 Evans (33) Brown (6) Aurora 62 44 Gorham (22) Crouch (5) Diamond 65 70 Evans (30) Evans (8) (?amfi e££ - 'ScddCezame ptMenaC o ne Earl D. Campbell Box 380 Ann Campbell Seneca, MO 64865 776-2251 UJR6STUNG Tuuo UJrestlers Take Home Titles N6IL VUST: Neil Vust is the son of Rose ond Anthony Vust. He has participated in uurestling for 12 years. Neil was o lettermon his freshman year, third in the state his sophomore year at 145 pound weight brocket, and his junior year he won first in the state at 167 uuith o record of 20-5. Neil's overall record is 52-14. ULIhen asked how he feels about winning State he replied, It was awesome! find I hope I con do it again next year! ULIVNN MUllIN: UUynn Mullin is the son of Barbara and UUayne Mullin. He has participated in wrestling for 13 years. Wynn was o lettermon oil four years taking second ot State his freshman year, ond first his sophomore, junior, and senior years. His Senior record was 26-0, ond his overall High School record was 102-5. When asked how he feels obout winning Stote 3 years in o row, he replied, excited, happy, the third was just topping off my high school wrestling career. 8y Jeff Jennings The Seneca Wrestlers finished the year with another good season. They hod o dual record of 9 wins ond 1 loss. They took first in the Lobette County Classic, fourth ot Coffeyville, second at Seneca, third in conference, ond third in districts. They finished tenth in the State with two state champions. 110 Senior Arthur King goes for the pin. VRRSITV UUR€STIING T€AM Rob Nesvold maintains his position. Wynn Mullin still on top. Arthur Ring and Brad Hembree R little friendly competition. Neil Vust moving in for the kill. Reggie Hembree o tough second. l€TT€RMRN Wrestling Cheerleaders In the back: Tammi Mullin — Jr. Middle row: Sr. Sara Adamson, Jr. Jennifer Hosp, Jr. Donna Ray-born. Arthur King Wynn Mullin Rob Nesvold Reggie Hembree Sr. 167 Sr. 132 Sr. Heavyweight Jr. 126 Jeff Grady Soph. 119 Brad Hembree Soph. 185 Mike Triplett Soph. 105 Richard Macias Jr. 155 Neil Vust Jr. 167 David UJebber Soph. 115 Manferd Vangunda Fr. 98 Ctndy Nolan. Greg Berry, Charlie Brown. Deanna Cutwlcli, Truvu Holcomb. Tammi Mullln. Sharln Toiler, Chad William W. Cook. D. Arwood. M. Malhre. C. Brown. T. VanWagner, C.-Williams. |. Alderman. D. Goswick. D. Cedillo. M Mitchell M. McHugh. C. Nolan. Ms.Killian. T. Holcomb. C. Williams. G. Berry. P. Salsman. S Rowe. D Ackerson. M. Flock. A. L. Bates. T Mullin. S. Toller. A. Gritts. M Taylor. C. Hoff Bolton. A Cervantes. J Hembree B SENECA VARSITY 87 DATE OPPONENT LEAGUE NON WIN LOSS INNINGS US-OPP 03-30-87 Wyandotte N W 5 9-0 A 04-01-87 Colgan N W 7 5-2 04-03-87 Frontenac N W 7 5-4 04-07-87 Webb City N W 7 9-4 04-10-87 Carthage N L 7 0-4 c 04-11-87 Pittsburg N L 7 1-4 w 04-20-87 Baxter N W 7 9-1 E 04-20-87 Baxter 2 N W 7 3-2 04-24-87 McDonald County N w 6 11-1 04-28-87 Lamar L w 6 16-4 B 04-29-87 Diamond N w 5 17-2 04-30-87 Webb City N L 7 1-2 05-05-87 Mt. Vernon L w 7 12-2 A 05-08-87 McDonald County N w 7 5-1 05-11-87 Carl Junction L L 7 6-8 L 05-14-87 Webb City N L 7 1-5 05-18-87 Lamar N W 7 4-2 05-21-87 Mt. Vernon N L 7 2-3 L Total Scoring 116.51 Average Per Game 6.4 -2.8 Overall 12-6 League 2-1 Non-League 10-5 Home 4-1 Away 8-5 1st row (L to R) David Renkin. Rob Wolfinbarger. Shawn Vowels. Eric Evans. Larry Dodson. 2nd row Jeff Gallemore, Gary Cummings. Deron Burr. Jeff Howard. Michael Gilstrap. Britt Burr. Jason Skaggs. Back row Coach Kendall Hunt. Scott Cooper. Eddie Brodrick. Wynn Mullin, Neil Yust. Shannon Crouch. Richard Rawlins. Claude Merriman, Bill McDaniels. Coach Mike Yust. n s e o 15 V 5 StutHfiK (2% UcA 15 106 S.O. SK i t34 Wt O 70 6 4 % X ( c£i a L Struct fiut tulif fiut fi£ every 29 cu 4 u s 71 115 Cherokee Avenue, Seneca, MO Bill and Vickie Wiltiami Phone: 776-2241 116 Jeanette Cowherd Named Teacher of the Year Jeanette Cowherd has been named Seneca’s Teacher of the Year for 1987. Ms. Cowherd, who is the band teacher had been at Seneca High School for the last 3 years. She also teaches band at the elementary and middle schools. Ms. Cowherd received her BSE from the University of Arkansas and her Master's in Music Education from the University of Arkansas. Under her direction the band has won over 20 I ratings in the last three years. Last summer the Concert Band placed third overall in the All-American Music Festival. Principal Awards Service Award Staci Conduff Spirit Award Kristi Whitehill Citizenship Award Craig Jay a 119 L s 7 Z s 71 7 O 7 7 S 7tt 0 7t 7 Mr. fay is the son of Riley and Clara Jay of Seneca. He is a member of the Senior class. His accomplishments include Future Business Leaders of America; FBLA officer. Sophomore and Junior years; Student Council President; National Honor Society President; Future Teachers of America and a member of Math League. Craig plans to attend SMSU at Springfield and to pursue a career in medicine. Miss Smith is the daughter of John and Jean Smith and a member of the Senior class. Her accomplishments are cheerleading, volleyball, concert choir, and a member of the National Honor Society. Her classes involve Economics Psychology. Math Analysis. Accounting. U.S. Constitution Basic Law. and Pre-College English. Her plans are to attend MSSC where she will major in paralegal aid. Staci is the daughter of Tom and Beverly Conduff of Seneca and a member of the Senior class. Her accomplishments are SHS Newspaper Staff. Vice President National Honor Society. President of the Future Teachers of America. Vice President of the Future Business Leaders of America. Secretary of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Vice President of Concert Choir; Statistician for Football. Basketball, and Baseball 4 years. Volleyball 3 years. Empire District Honor Student. After high school Staci plans to pursue a degree in Law. She will begin her work at MSSC in the fall where she has earned a Dean s Scholarship. Kim is the daughter of Bill and Charline Lewis and a member of the Senior class. Kim s accomplishments include a member of the National Honor Society. Future Homemakers of America. Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Future Business Leaders of America. Key Club. Spotlights. Spanish Club. Track. Empire District Honor Student. A Honor Roll. Academic Letter. Band Lettermen. Senior class Secretary Treasurer. Kim plans to attend Baylor University in Waco. TX to study pre-medicine. She plans to become a Trauma Surgeon. Layout design by Jennifer Hosp and Dusty Whitehei d Miss Adamson is the daughter of Esko and Evelyn Adamson and a member of the Senior class. Her accomplishments are Student Council Representative. Future Homemakers of America. Key Club. Wrestling Cheerleader and a member of the track team and Math League. Sara is enlisted in the Army Reserve. in Joplin, and plans to attend college in Colorado Springs. Co. and pursue a career in engineering. Miss Gi 1st rap is the daughter of Ron and Mary Gilstrap and a member of the Senior class. Her accomplishments are National Honor Society; treasurer of the Future Teachers of America; active in volleyball, basketball. and track: varsity cheerleader 10 and 12. Her plans after graduation are to attend college and l)ecome a physical education teacher. 'pe uuvuf Dana is the daughter of Leonard and Beverly Farmer and the late Johnny Friend. She is a member of the Senior class. Dana received an Academic Letter lx)th her Sophomore and Junior years; secretary of FBLA; a mem Iter of the National Honor Society. Key Club, and also a member of the Future Teachers of America; Dana also particijtates in Concert Choir and Swing Choir. Her plans are to attend college and to pursue a career in the educational field. Deron is the son of Fred and Pat Burr and a member of the Junior class. His activities have included class president his Freshmen. Sophomore, and Junior years; A ” Honor Roll and a recipient of the Academic Letter: Fellowship of Christian Athletes; baseball and basketball three years; football statistician three years and member of the Seneca Christian Church and Christian Youth Group. Deron's future plans are to attend college, majoring in journalism and business administration. Alumni Staci Conduff Alumni - Georgia Wallace Rob Nesvold Baylor Presidential Rhonda Gilstrap Jerry Hembree Business Professional Women Melissa Patterson Crowder College Trustee Kim Lewis, Sherry Enyart, Craig Jay, Dana Friend, Sara Adamson, Staci Conduff, Kristi Whitehill, Lisa Yeakey, Cathy Smith, Ricky Fry, Keith Gray, Julie Brattin, Joh-netta Eby, Bill McDaniel, Tim Woodward, Jackie Hancock, Konnie Brown, Shan Lawson Crowder Vocational Technical D. J. Bennett, Galen Davis, Randal Ritter, Agriculture - Dan Arwood, Jay Nunn Carpentry' - Dan Butler CTA-FTA Melissa Patterson Drake Presidential-Founders Kim Lewis Eagle Picher Education Assistance Kristi Whitehill Evangel Mike Ellis Future Business Leaders of America Kristi Whitehill Jeana Kay Goswick Scholarship Kristi Whitehill Rodney Green Scholarship Robyn Rakes Charles Green (Renewal) Jana Boman Hornet Community Club Cathy Smith Lance Long Scholarships Rosell Hays Kirk Scholarship Cathy Smith Shan Lawson Harry Fritchey McLees Scholarship Jeff Jennings Methodist Biddlecome Robyn Rakes MSSC Presidents Kim Lewis Craig Jay MSSC Deans Sara Adamson, Staci Conduff Cathy Smith, Lisa Yeakey NEO A M Freshman Kristi Whitehill Dusty Whitehead NEO Shop Kristi Whitehill Seneca Study Club Sherry Enyart State Bank of Seneca Kim Lewis Craig Jay Steve Skaggs Scholarship Joey Spiva Southwest Missouri State University University - Craig Jay Minority Leadership Rob Nesvold Superintendent's Leadership Shan Lawson University of Missouri Curators Kim Lewis Kriss Wheeler Scholarship Kim Lewis Wyandotte Tribal Keith Gray Sports Oatstandiny Ulufe -Atklete Wynn WJtin Oatstandiny Tit mult .Alklrte -ttkonda Qlstrap Oatstandiny C keerlrader -Kristi Wkitekifl Journati sm Cditor of IVarrior - .Kristi Wkitekifl f'ditor of WottaMn flint -Jat Lit . 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Jm Solo, Flower Basket Owner: Earlene Higginbotham 1406 Main Street Seneca, Missouri 776-8688 m m i i. r %rmL i Taylor Lumber Company North Main Paint, ElectricalPlumbing Trusses, Lumber Supplies Phone 776-8342 Seneca, MO Prater’s Pharmacy In Business for Your Health Owner: Jerry Prater Phone 776-8701 Main Street Seneca, Missouri 1 A 1 . ©e® ft . 5. 1 0 Art mis M M -Hr- A T B€NN€T'S BARf AND S6R SHOP TOWN AND COUNTRV Owners: George ond Mary 8enne Hoirstyling ond Clothing Seneco, Mo. I i y ) r 127 William McEntire, principal Seneca High School Principal William McEntire is a 1956 graduate of the School of the Ozarks in Branson He also attended School of the Ozarks |unior College und Southwest Missouri State University. He received his Bachelors of Science in Education and Masters of Science in Education from the University of Missouri. Tom Hodge, administrative assistant Tom Hodge is the administrative assistant for the high school and counselor for junior high. Mr. Hodge is a 1965 graduate of Seneca High School Hodge received his Bachelors of Science at Southwest Missouri State University and his Master of Science at the University of Southern California. Mr. Hodge also serves as football coach and athletic director. VH From left to right - Tom Fevurly. superintendent; Marvin Singleton. Larry Gray. Bill Skaggs, treasurer; Dallas Fortner, president; Clyde Whitehead, vice-president; Frank Skaggs. The Board members participated in the ground breaking ceremonies at the junior high Bob Vermillion After 28 years of teaching. Mr. Bob Vermillion retired after the 1986-87 school year. He taught 25 years in Seneca with the last 20 years at the high school Mr. Vermillion also taught at Duenweg for 3 years. Mr. Vermillion received his degrees from Southwest Baptist and Pittsburg State University. While at Seneca Vermillion taught American History. Speech. Contemporary Issues and Social Studies. Vermillion has several hobbies including fishing, hunting, raising cattle and horses. and traveling. ADMINISTRATION Tom Fevurly, superintendent Mr. Tom Fevurly is the superintendent of Seneca R-7 School District. He received his Bachelors and Masters Degrees from Northeastern Missouri State University and his Specialist Degree from Central Missouri State University. OFFICE ASSISTANTS Angie Skaggs, Bill McDaniel, Angie Ferguson. Clifton Gray. NOT PICTURED: Joh-netta Eby, Galen Beard. LIBRAR Y ASSISTANTS Steve Cole. Rodney Camren. Joey Spiva. Terry Ritter, Regina Gilstrap, Ange Blankenship, Susan Woodward, Michelle Bailey, Beth Ann Campbell, Heather Phillips. Leslie North, Kristi Gilstrap, NOT PICTURED: Travis Gates. Margaret Anderson, Randell Ritter. Sam Craddock, Carla Clemons. GUIDANCE ASSISTANTS Mrs. Virginia Higgins, Shirl Addington. Jackie Handcock. Kristi Whitehill, Lora Bates. 129 I-urry Hanks Arl Crowder College-A.A. Pittsburg State University-B.S.F.d. Pittsburg State University-.M.S. Adv. Biology, Biology 1.11, and V ocal Music- 7-12 Kart It Science Southwest Baptist University- Coffeys-ilie Community College- R.M. A.A. Wichita Slate Cnivrrsity- H.S. Kd. Jeanette Cowherd Hand. Jar Hand University of Arkansas-B.M.Kd. University of Arkansas-M.M.Ed. Chemistry, Physics lath, Basic Math. Earth Science Missouri Southern State College-ILS.Ed. k Connie Fortner Basic Math, Consumer Math, Algebra I Central Missouri State University-H.S.Kd. Mike Grimmetl Vocational Agriculture Oklahoma Stale I'nivorsily-H.S. Penny llugcdorn F.nglish I,Spanish I.II.III.Speech. Debate Missouri Southern State College- B.S.Ed. Hill Higgins American History. Economics, Psychology Northeastern State University-H.A.Kd. Pittsburg State I university- M. A. I Virginia Higgins High School Counselor Northeastern Oklahoma A M College-A.A. Northeastern Slule University-H.S.Kd. Pittsburg State I nivcrsity-M.S. Carolyn Hill Vocational Home Economics Northeastern Oklahoma A M College-A.A. Oklahoma Stale Uni-versit -ll.S. Howard Hill Industrial Arts Northeastern Oklahoma A M Collcge-A.A. Oklahoma Stale University-H.S.Kd. North eastern State University-M.Kd. American Government. Hasic I .aw I'.S. Constitution Missouri Southern Stale College-lt.S. Patti Killian P.K.. Girls Weightlifting. Health First Aid Volleyball. Haskelhall, and Track Missouri Southern Stale College- RK Dana Peterson (.earning Disabilities Southwest Missouri Slate University -H.S. Ed. Alcta Plainer Data Processing. Business Law. Accounting, Adv. Accounting, Basic Business Crowder Collcge-A.A. Missouri Southern Stale College-B.S. Gloria Craven Learning Disabilities KMII Missouri Southern Stale College- ILS.Kd. Algebra 1.11, Geometry. Math Analysis Missouri Southern Stale Collcge- B.S.Kd. Jennifer Hunt Clerical. Typing. Adv. Typing Office Machines Missouri Southern State Collcge-ILS.Kd. Pittsburg State University-M.S. Vicki Sandberg English, Journalism East Texu Stale University-li.S. East Texas Stale University-M.Ed. Piltsubrg Stale University-Kd-S. Teachers Catch School Spirit Left to Right: Mrs. Hunt, Mrs. Fortner, Mrs. Sandberg, Mrs. Higgins, Mrs. Craven, Mrs. Hagedorn By Sherry Enyart, Senior The teachers of 1986-87 had a very busy year. Although football state playoffs, knowledge bowl tournaments, and construction of the new science wing interrupted many school hours, the teachers maintained a learning environment which made the year a success and more enjoyable for the entire student body. Jan Cole Lila Lankford Office Secretary Office Secrctar (irefory Simpkins Health First Aid. Italic Business. P.E. Arknnw� Technological Cniver-sity-B.S. Arkansas Technological I: Diversity - M.S.Kd. Arpie Vermillion KngIKh II. Knglish Literature, Pre-College Knglish. (irammar Composition Missouri Southern State College-ILS.Kd. Pittsburg Slate Univer-■ity-iM.A. Hob Vermillion American History. Speech. Contemporary Issues Pittsburg State Cniversilv-ILA.Kd. Mike Ylist Weightlifting, Biology I. l-oolball. Wrestling, and Baseball Coach Missouri Southern Stale College BA Anne Shadwick Librarian Southwest Missouri Slate Cnivcr- kity-B.S. STUDENTS Don Ackerson 67. 96. 35. 36. 113 Sara Adamson ID. 80B, 24. 62. 52. 120. 18 Shirl Addington Woo-drum 131. 80B. 52 Colleen Alderman 74 |. W. Alderman 67. 116 Erich Anderson 67 Margaret Anderson 74 lames Archer 71. 96 Paul Armstrong 80B. 55. 83 Dan Arwood 80B. 113 Susan Arwood 71. 52 Michelle Bailey 131. 74. 52 Michelle Baker 76. 80B Susan Baldwin 67 Roger Ball 74. 29. 35. 36 Bryan Banks 71 jason Bard 67. 68. 66. 96. 18 Juliette Bartlett 71 Jeff Bashor 74. 91 jason Bates 67. 24. 35. 36 Lora Bates 131. 80B. 113 Sherry Bates Envart 48. 88.' 25. 3. 52 Galen Beard 90. 80B Carl Beaty 80B Christy Belcher 74. 25 D. | Bennett 80B, 55. 86 Todd Bennett 74. 96. 99. 51 Monique Benton 67. 28. 52 Greg Bern- 74. 113. 40 Angie Blankenship 131. 74. 28 Cindi Bledsoe 48. 31. 88. 80B. 24. 85 Darren Blevins 74 Adam Bolton 80B. 55. 24. 85. 113 Jason Bom an 67. 96 Missy Bom an 80B Sheila Boman 67 Wendy Bond Liberty Boyd 67. 35. 36 Allen Boyer 67 Kim Boyer 67. 66. 61 Shawn Boywer 71 |ulie Brattin 91. 11. 80B. 94. 55. 18 Laurie Briley 67 Sarah Briley 71 Eddie Brodrick 74. 96. 99. 162. 6. 115. 114 Charlie Brown 71. 73. 162. lid Christy Brown 67. 28 Konnie Brown 76. 80B. 83. 52 Nicole Brown 67. 31. 16B Shana Brown 67 Rick Bryant 74 Mark Burdge 71. 73 Britt Burr 67. 68. 66. 96. 18. 115 Deron Burr 74. 16d. 121. 18. 114. 115 Dan Butler 96. 99. 7. 54. 55 Heidi Camerer 71. 52 Phillip Camerer 44 Beth Ann Campbell 131. 74. 25. 24. 35. 36 Kathy Campbell 71. 73 Rodney Camren 131. 48. 28. 25. 10. 80B. 25. 40 Steve Carey 67. 96. 35.36 Renee Carver 25. 11. SOB. 94. 86 Chris Cawyer 67. 34. 35. 36 David Caywwod 67 Darla Cedillo 48. 31. 88. 80B. 32. 34. 36. 113. 40 Al Cervantes 74. 113 Mary Cervantes 67. 61 |ulie Chapman 80B. 52 Scott Chase 71. 25 Brenda Chester 74. 52 Tammy Childress 71 Stacy' Chrisman 67 Martin Clark 71 Scott Clark 71 Cathy Clawson 75 David Clawson 80B. 55. 86 |oann Clawson 67 Carletta Clemons 80B, 52 lames Clemons 71 jennifer Cole 67. 66. 61. 35 |ulie Cole 71. 63 Steve Cole 141. 84 Staci Conduff 90. 10. 25. 29. 80B. 94. 121. 40. 84 Sandra Conway 67 Diane Cook 75. 31. 25 leannie Cook 75 Kandi Cook 67 Karen Cook 71. 73 Will Cook 75. 96. 88. 7. 24. 113 Scott Cooper 75. 74. 77, 96. 98. 10. 16d, 6. 114. 115 David Cox 67. 96. 27. 26 Mike Cox 71. 27. 26 Sam Cradduck 80B. 55 Angie Craven 31. 29. 80B Deidra Craven 67. 61. 39. 36 Shannon Crouch 75. 77. 96. 98. 6. 114. 115 Barry Crum 80B Gary Cummings 67. 96. 115 Kurt Curtis 67 John Daniels 48. 80B. 62. 87. 84 Susan Daniels 71. 25. 95 Carrie Davis 67. 95. 26 Gavlen Davis 80C, 55. 54 Joe Davis 71 Toni Davis 75. 31. 25. 29. 24 Larry Dodson 71. 96. 114. 115 Jeff Dragon 80C. 86 Shelly Dudley 67 Kim Durbin 75 Toni Durham 67. 35, 36. 63 Richard Dutton 80C. 86 Linda Eads 67 johnetta Eby 63 Misti Eby 71. 52 Sam Edwards 48. 11. 80C. 63. 86. 84 Mike Ellis 96. 99. 80C, 35. 36 Tiffany Ellis Toby Estes 67 Ricky Eustler 67 Eric Evans 70. 71. 40. 115 Jock Evans 89. 80C. 16d. 44 |ohn Ewing 71. 96. 28 Amy Featherston 75. 24 Allen Ferguson 71 Angie Ferguson 131. 10. 29. 103. 80C Marie Ferguson 75 Mark Flock 71. 35. 36. 113 Brandon Freed 71. 96. 28. 63 Dana Friend 89. 25. 29. 80C. 24. 120 Stacey Frossard 67. 52 David Frost 67 Kenny Frost 67 Ricky Fry 96. 98. 80C. 44 Jeff Callemore 71. 24. 40. 115 Angela Carman 67. 66. 3 Stephanie Carman 70. 71. 28. 16A. 62. 100 Travis Gates 71 Ted Geary 44 Shawn Gerhardt 71 Kurt Gilbert 91. 80C. 55 Valerie Gilbert 75. 103. 16d. 35. 36 Gena Gilkey 71. 26 Donna Gillilan 71 Krisi Gilstrap 131, 75 Michael Gilstrap 71. 96. 115 Regina Gilstrap 131. 75. 76 Rhonda Gilstrap 48. 90. 29. 103. 80C. 94. 16A. 190. 100. 86 Chris Good 67. 26 Korky Goettel 67. 96 Melinda Golden 88. 103, 80C. 94. 86. 84 Jerry Gorham 75. 16d Deanna Goswick 71, 102, 94. 95. 35. 113 Tricia Goswick 67 Jeff Grady 71 Tonya Graham 71 Crystal Gravener 67, 16 Clifton Gray 131. 75 Keith Gray 80C. 35. 36 Aria Green 29. 80C. 35. 36 Mike Green 91. 80C. 44. 40 Sharon Green 75. 52 Amv Critts 67. 102, 113 Debbi Croth 71. 25. 24. 52 Sharon Groth 67. 52 Bruce Hall 75 Drenda Hall 71. 25 Jackie Hancock 131. 48. 89. 25. 29. 80C. 24. 86 Julie Hannaford 48. 71. 28 Laurie Harrison 71. 34. 35. 36 Christi Hartman 67. 75. 34. 35. 36. 100 Shelly Hartman 34. 36 Shannon Hart 29. 80C. 16B. 16A Brad Hawkins 68 Willard Bub Haynes 68 Shannon Heath 68. 102. 16d. 34. 36 Theresa Heffren 68. 52 Tina Heffren 71 Brad Hembree 71. 96. 99. 7. 16A Jerry Hembree 48. 96. 98. 80C. 7. 55. 113. 87 Rechelle Hembree 48. 71. 102. 95 Reggie Hembree 75. 96. 99 Brad Henadv 71 Carole Hoff 68. 52. 113 Charlie Hogan 75. 55 Travis Holcomb 75. 96. 99. 113 Brenda Hollis 75 Robert Hoover 68 |ennifer Hosp 48. 71. 16B. 95. 16A, 52. 100 Jodi House 68. 31. 102. 95. 16A Jeff Howard 75. 75. 96. 99. 3. 18. 114. 115 lames Huston 68 jenny Huston 68 David Ingram 75. 96. 10. 6 Rebecca Jankowski 68 Craig Jay 25. 29. 80C. 120. 18. 86. 84 Laura Jay 71. 25 Jeff Jennings 48. 96. 98. 89. 11. 80C. 6. 7. 16A. 55. 18 Bryon Johnson 75 Kyle Johnson 68 James Jones 71 Lori Keeling 71. 25, 95 Jim Kelly Wendy Kelly 72. 95 Lisa Kuhn 75. 25 Preston Kiefer 68 Arthur King 31. 96. 98. 88. 80C. 7. 16A. 87. 84 Darren King 75 Chris Kinslow 68 Katrina Kirklin 68 Lill Kjellesdal 32 Leslie Koeshall 80C. 52. 87 Lori Koeshall 80C, 52. 87 Ricky Kohler 72 Valeria Krummel 34. 76 Travis Lankford 68 Steve Lant 68. 24. 34. 35. 36 Will Lant 75. 24 Cheri Lawrence 68. 52 Mitch Lawrence 80C Deana Lawson 68. 52 Shan Lawson 31. 96. 80C, 81. 34. 35. 36. 85. 18. 84 Billy Lee 75. 96. 128. 25 Kim Lewis 31. 91. 80C. 32. 52. 121. 34. 35. 36. 87 Chad Leiberman 72. 26. 27 Rick Lile 75. 55 Deborah Lockner Lance Long 90. 29. 80C. 81. 34. 36 Julie Lucus 75 Richard Macias 76. 96. 99. 44 Susan Marris 76 Sandy Marsh 72 Dedra Martin 48. 70. 72. 103. 94. 23. 100. 18 Keri Martin 68. 26. 29 Merle Mathre 71. 96. 113 Richard McCready 76. 96 99 Bill McDaniel 131. 96. 99. 80D. 114. 115 Lee McDaniel 76. 31. 96. 28. 88. 25. 24 Greg McGehee 76. 51. 54 55 Mark McGuirk 76. 40 Michelle McHugh 72, 95. 16A. 61. 24. 52. 100. 113 James McNorton 80D. 54. 55 |ohn McNorton 72. 88 Claude Merriman 76. 96, 99. 63. 114. 115 Raymon Merriman 76. 96. 98. 6. 54. 55 Kelly Micheal 72 Tonya Miller 68. 31 Michelle Mitchell 72. 20. 113 Stacey Morehead 72 Melissa Morgan 72 Tammi Mullin 76. 16A, 61. 34. 100. 113 Wynn Mullin 96. 98. 91. 80D. 62. 115. 114. 87. 84 Allen Murray 68 Kelly Murray 48. 72. 70. 18 Steve Murray 80D. 55. 87. 86 Chris Myers 72 Rob Nesvold 96. 98. 89. 29. 80D. 7. 16B. 34 Jim Newsom 76. 96. 99. 6. 34. 35. 36 Chad Nolan 76. 75. 96. 98. 7. 113. 18 Cindy Nolan 72. 103. 94. 113 Leslie North 131 Leslie North 76 |ay Nunn 80D, 52 Charles Oliver 72 Jenry Otto 80D Darin Oxford 80D Missy Patterson 88. 10. 29. 80D. 52. 86 David Patton 76 Gary Pendergraft 68. 96 Heather Phillips 76. 95. 52. 100 Scott Pippin 72 Kevin Scott Podschun Heath Potter 76. 51. 55 Charles Profitt 48. 31. 96. 99. 80D. 62. 52 John Profitt 68. 89 Robyn Rakes 48. 31. 88. 39. 80D. 24. 34. 35. 36 David Rankin 69. 66. 31. 115 Debbie Rawlins 69. 66. 61 Richard Rawlins 76. 96. 99. 7. 114. 115 Donna Rayborn 76 Dean Reaves 72 Angie Rhatigan 76. 75. 103. 94. 52. 63 Daryle Rhinehart 72 Debbie Rice 76 Carol Ritter 76, 74. 94. 52 Randal Ritter 80D. 54. 55 Terry Ritter 131, 80D Chris Roark 76. 55 • Johnna Roark 77. 76. 52 Rhonda Roark 77 Sterling Rowe 72, 113 Timothy Rowe 72. 34. 35. 26 Greg Rowland 72 Ellie Sainz 69. 73 Jose Sainz 69 Pat Salsman 77. 9. 69. 99. 113 Jon Scheffler 77 Chris Schwalls 69. 26 Jennifer Sitton 72. 61. 34. 35. 38 Angie Skaggs 131. 77. 67. 52 |ason Skaggs 69. 96. 16A, 115 Eugene Skelton 72. 96. 23 Barbara Smith 80D Bryan Smith 77 Cathv Smith 48. 80D, 94. 100 Deeann Smith 77 Jeff Smith 69 Scott Smith 69 Joni Sothman 77. 75. 76. 103. 16B. 52 Debbie Speaker 80D. 52 Joey Spiva 131. 88. 80D. 49. 83. 85. 86 Lora Sreaves 72 Michael Steele 77. 76. 25. 24 Berry Stephens 72. 96 Brian Stillev Vernon Stolt 90. 80D. 86 Brian Stone 77, 96 Todd Stone 69. 96 Rowdy Strait 96. 98. 800 Charlie Taylor 72 Melissa Taylor 72. 95. 61. 100. 113 Kristy Teeter 61 Frank Thompson 72 Jim Thompson 89. SOD. 54. 55. 87 Howard Todd 72. 96 Sharia Toller 71. 103. 102. 16d. 95. 34. 113 |ohn Trease 77 Jennifer Triplett 72 Mike Triplett 73. 96 Bob Turley 77. 96. 99 Clinton Vance 73. 34. 35. 36 ori Vanderlip 73 Manford Vargunda 69. 96 Scott Vanslyke 59. 80D. 54. 55 James Van Wagner 77 Travis Van Wagner 73. 113 Mahlon Vaughn 69 Danette Verser 25. 80D Tammy Verser 73 Shawn Vowels 69. 96. 115 Scott Walker 73 David Webber 73. 96 Tonya Webber 77 Jason West 70. 73. 96. 90. 18. 62 Jim Whetstone Angela Whitehead 69. 102. 95 Dusty Whitehead 48. 96. 78. 80D. 7. 3. 16A. 16B. 26. 87 Charles Whitehill 69 Kristi Whitehill 131. 48. 25. 91. 29. 80D. 16d. 48. 120. 100. 44 Chad Williams 69. 96. 24. 113 DaNell Williams 73. 24 Marc Williams 69. 66. 68. 96. 3 Michael Williams 73 Charlotte Wilson 73 Damon Wilson 80D, 34. 35. 36 Doug Wilson 77. 96. 99. 6 Terry Wilson 73 Brent Winters 73 Rob Wolfinbarger 73. 115 Susan Woodward 131. 77. 76. 3. 34. 35. 36 Teresa Woodward 73 Tim Woodward 25. 80D. 24. 34. 35. 36 Jill Yarbrough 77 lisa Yeaky 25. 80D, 62. 40 Stacie Yocum 77 Kim Young 73. 24 Neil Yust 77. 96. 98. 24. 114. 115 Callie Zumwalt 73.34 FACULTY Banks. I-any 129 Brown. Mike 7. 96. 129 Campbell. Doug 129 Cole. Jan 130 Cowherd. Jeanette 34. 35. 36. 129 Craven. Gloria 129. 130 Drake. |anet 129 Fevuriy. Tom 128 Fortner. Connie 129. 130 Grimmett. Mike 129 Hagedom. Penny 28. 31. 76. 129. 130 Hampton. Laura 129 Higgins. Rill 129 Higgins. Virginia 129. 130 Hill. Carolyn 52, 129 Hill. Howard 44. 129 Hodge. Tom 6. 96. 128 Hunt, jennifer 129. 130 Hunt. Kendall 7. 96. 115, 129 Killian. Patti 55. 94. 95. 103. 129 Lankford. Ella 130 McEntire, William 128 Peterson. Dana 129 Plainer, Aleta 129 Sandberg. Vicki 48. 129. 130 Shadwick. Anne 130 Simpkins. Greg 7. 96. 130 Vermillion. Arpie 130 Vermillion. Bob 128. 130 Yust. 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