Seneca High School - Arrow Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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ADVERTISING STAFF SPORTS STAFF Happiness is having money. Let me at him! EDITORIAL STAFF NEWS STAFF Around the world in eight pages. We need some exciting news this week! 3 A W 1 n 1 4, 'Inq wi EDITORS Don't blame us we're only the editors. f I ?, , 1 Q xx f u ' I FEATURES STAFF ' PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF We're going to zoom in for a special! Smile! You're on candid camera.

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nf- 'J' l The Sentinel, under the direction of Mrs. Dorothy Worthy' and Editor-in-Chief Carol Cisney, keeps you informed of Seneca's activities, current events, and controversial world happenings. Its staff is composed of your fellow students who wish to learn more about journalism and creative writing. Their goal is to instill in you more interest and understanding of world events. They also supply light stories of school entertainment and take several opinion polls yearly which are the basis for many improvements made at Seneca. The memliers of the Sentinel Staff put a lot of effort and vitality into the writing of all articles. They are out to please you and they usually succeed. The Senlinel exists for you and each staff member writes his article with you in mind. When each completed issue is sold you are proud of it, and the Sentinel Staff enjoys the satisfaction of ajob well done. Editors: Carol Cisney, Editor-in-Chief, Randy Gernert, Managing Editorg Vicki Zellich, Layoutg Sandy Miller, Business Manager, Sharon Frederick, Features, Sharon Jacobs, Newsg and Doug Haynes, Sports. l i

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The Aurora nk Xiu an-f l Len zo right Doug Haynes, Bob Wooldridge, Greg Hayse, barajane Oakley. Sandy Knopp, Carol Andres, Becky George Vlkkl Zellith Miss Huber, missing-Rosemarie Rice. The Aurora, Seneca's literary magazine, prospered greatly in its second year of publication under its adviser, Miss Huber, and its capable staff members: Vikki Zellich, Carol Andres, Sandy Knopp, Sarajane Oakley, Doug Haynes, Greg Hayse, Bob Wooldridge, Rosemarie Rice, and Becky George. The Aurora is Beta Club sponsored, therefore all staff members are in the Beta Club. The members of the staff combined their efforts to produce the magazine. The teachers accepted student essays, short stories, poetry, and miscellaneous writings submitted by December lst, the deadline for receiving all material. After teachers' corrections and decisions, the staff screened these works and chose the outstanding ones from which the 65-66 Aurora was compiled. The Quill and Scroll honorary society awarded prizes to the authors Whose works were judged the most outstanding contribution in each category. Elaine ,lohns and Cathy Craig were hon- orary members of the Aurora staff this year. Both girls sold the magazines in homerooms during the subscription drive. Last year Cathy,s entry, the Aurora, won the contest for selecting the permanent name of the literary magazine. Elaine Johns, Cathy Craig