Seneca High School - Arrow Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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You, Are Two As individuals each of you has performed on' center stage beneath the searching glare of the spotlight. Whether reciting in class, presiding from the rostrum over an important meeting, performing on stage for a delighted audience, exhibiting your prowess in the athletic arena, bent in research over a stack of books in the library, rushing down the hall to beat the second bell to your next class, surging joyfully from the front door after a trying day at school, or standing in front of the roaring Redskins shouting '4Yell louder, louder, loudern, you have been observed, heard, and have become a part of the atmosphere that creates a dynamic, challenging, dearly beloved Seneca High School. Could you ever forget the week that Charlie Petry played in a championship football game and the follow- ing day calmly clambered onto the stage to sing the male lead in Carnival? How could Larry Trunnell step so blithely off the football field onto the hardwood court and loop the roundball into the basket as easily as he did? How could high-stepping Sarajane Oakley toot that drill corps whistle correctly and keep smiling at the same time? How could Corky Block change from a cheerleaderis uniform into spangled red satin and so effortlessly rock the Carnival audience with comedy and song? Was that really Bob Wooldridge down on his knees, acting the part of the rowdy roust-about in a musical comedy? We usually see him directing the affairs of the Beta Club or writing sports copy for the yearbook. Speaking of that publication brings to mind the fact that Nancy Brucchieri was on double duty in Novem- ber. How did she attend all Senior play rehearsals, participate in planning the big celebration for Coach Cain and our boys when they won the County Football Title, and direct the ARROW staff, too? Did you notice that Carol Cisney always managed to meet the Sentinel's press deadline? You could never dull the enthusiasm of Elaine Johns. Even when bed-ridden with the flu, she insisted on proofreading over fifty pages of the book you now hold in your hands. That is determination. Although Beth Wilson,s arms were always full of Senior activity sheets and baby pictures, she maintained her calm, sweet-tempered mien as she directed the Seneca Favorites elections, even though badgered with questions galore. Pam Siegle always seemed to have more than one pair of hands. An octopus couldnit manage a greater variety of demanding jobs at one time. Fragile, blonde Dace Turpuritis always wins the battles she enters, so don't underestimate the feminine ones-they mean business! Brains and brawn are an excellent combination of qualities in a man. Greg Karem uses both, but his op- ponents on the football line, who tried to topple the stubborn Karem wall, would be hard to convince that he is also a studious, easy-going guy. Those same fellows would probably never consider Garnett Schott a threat if they met him during school hours, but on the gridiron he outpassed them and outran them with ease. Phil Thompson doesn't rush the halls of Seneca, but look out, you of the opposition, that streak of lightning that just passed you was P. T. How does Phil Armbruster always get to the green first in every golf match? His proficiency is envied by many men twice his age. Jerry Smith is a great improvement over the ordinary adding machine. He can quip and tell jokes as he makes entries and totals thousands of dollars to a correct sum in a Treasurer,s record book. Gentleman Joe has never 'been in a Rut-tle, either. He can match wits with the best of them and counts varsity athletics his favorite extracurricular activity. ,. Turning to the fine arts, did you ever watch Lance Rucker and Greg Fulkerson finger the violin strings? They make music as easily as they both solve difficult math problems. Greg makes the members of the opposing chess team stand up and take notice when he makes his moves on the chess board, too. Other math experts include Tom Heffron, who exhibited remarkable skill as an actor in Carnival, and Steve. Banes who shoots and develops his own pictures as easily as he explains Math Functions to a bewildered classmate. Was that really Dick Simp- son doing that strip tease? act in the She-Male competition? He is a photographer as well as an outstanding student, too. Gary Spinosals awe-inspiring sculptures cause the art lover to gasp in astonishment. How wonderful it must be to create such permanent beauty. How do you manage such a variety of occupations so competently? Although many individuals have talents that are never brought to the surface for examination, this is not true in your case. There is only one answer, I'm sure. You have the curiosity to explore the unusual, you have the will to succeed in whatever you under- take, you realize that even in an age of specialization a wise individual is happiest when he is busy. You have discovered that it brings a rare kind of personal satisfaction to achieve in more than one area of endeavor. So-let your individual paths be diversified. Continue to discover and use all the potential talents you possess. Be yourself-be many selves-because both you and those about you will profit if you do. Remember and cherish these words: 4'This above all-to thine ownself be true And it must follow, as the night the day, Thou canst not then be false to any man William Shakespeare l 124 l

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Dear Seneca, this heartfelt hymn Shall we dedicate to thee, A star whose flame shall never dim, Our beacon ever be. Seneca forever! A11 hail the red and gold! Emblem of all noble deeds And glory yet untold. O gracious host we laud thee here, With thine anthem swell the air! Thy faithful love and wisdom, clear With us all through life shall fare. May this solemn pledge, then, Be proof of loyalty: Seneca, our hearts are thine, And ever more shall be. 0 Seneca, the sun sets fast In our last few hours with thee, We look with sadness on the past, And bold, the future see: On the red horizon Burns bright our golden star, Guiding us through all the years Though we journey wide and far. MAURICE E. SCHERER, JR

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