Seneca High School - Arrow Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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OU'VE SEEN SOME FAIR FEMALES YW Now We'll show ou some re-al girls TH E S EN ECA 1 might say it's Charlie Leslie. THEY STARTED WITH TALENT, . . HE MALE CCNTE T A She-male contest is the greatest test of fortitude in a hoy,s high school career. No athletic tourney, no scholastic exam can do more to hring out the coward in him than being picked hy ex-friends for this occasion, where no one can he him- self, and everyone must put on a false front. The contest itself is an exhibition of pure grace. There is a simile for these fine examples of femininity competing against each other-l believe youive heard of girl- illa warfare? Thatas it! After the hilarious absurdity you find that there IS supposed to he some kind of a contest. And the judges come to a in a dlsdressmg t-xt , im i in 5 Q I ff? x 5 s . decision after picking themselves off the floor. Dean Williams was chosen queen, which is natural. since anyone in that kind of contest CANT know enough to come in out of the reign. The Public Relations Club and Seneca have combined farces to' produce a funny show. situation? l ,Q . li? L- ' .f ' -.Qzf l- ' - K -2:65 . ' ' ' presenting Miss Dean Williams i Susan Bradshaw l V z its f i Ken Moyer and the Indigos AND FINISHED WITH . . . WELL A MORE TALENT Tim Cherry I 39

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