Seneca High School - Arrow Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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Swarm Lone As I sit before my crystal ball And gaze with wonder into it, My mind goes back a few short years, My eyes begin to cloud a bit. Six years have passed since first you came Across the threshold of Seneca High. First core, then Latin, trig and health, Biology, chemistry, youive given a try. if Yes, knowledge you have gained these years, And friendships you have made in scores, Yet, soon all these things shall be memories As you pass the last time through Lonesome 's doors. The wisdom which has come to you Will help to insure your future success, And the friendships, though broken by Will fill remembrances with happiness space and time, Let's take a look into the ball And see if it can tell us more Of what the future days and years, For the Class of ,66, might have in store. I see an image clear and strong Of teachers, nurses, lawyers, too. Your class with fame and fortune meets Whatever they seek to achieve or pursue. The line of teachers stretches long With Seigle and Hewitt leading the pack, Not far behind come teachers more, Like Abel, Day, Hedgespeth, Klemm, and Lesak. Teachers like Staebler are loved by students, While Carey and Shook are also adored, And pupils of Kelley, Gordon, and Wells Never complain of being bored. Howard is great, and among teacher friends, Tupuritis is known as a dilly, , Also great in a classroom of kids X Are Johnson, Kleiwer, Struck, and Lilly. McLain, and Krinsky as teachers do rate, X And Sullivan at her job really works, But then so do Taylor and Huber and King, fp Along with Slaton and G. and J. Burks. ' But not only these as teachers are good, Also Pennington and Rosenberg on the list are h A r A . While Robinson, Putnam, and Robinson again igh A Are teachers upon whom students can really rely. 1 . If an excellent teacher is what you desire, Then Badgett or Harrington is your man. Also Baron, Frank, Warren, and Scherer Will do the best job that they can.