Seneca High School - Arrow Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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Go, Redskins, Go! Q-:W ci L. to r. Carol Slaton, Jane Hills, Vicki Kilness, Sherrin Irby, Kathy Thomas, Mimi Lowry, Corky Block. Redskins, Redskins, nobody's prouder! You always look so exuberant! You almost sparkle, you are so neat and well-groomed. You are full of bounce and spirit. You enliven the spectators with an enthusiasm that sometimes seems to reach epidemic proportions. As l watch you, l often attempt to answer this question. What is it like to be a cheerleader? All play and no work? 'llhis couldnit be the case! These girls practice at least once a week from the time they are elected until the last game of the year. You can even find our cheerleaders hard at work during many hours of their summer vacation. Suchefforts are well rewarded. This year our cheerleaders brought home to Seneca a second place trophy from the Western Clinic, where they competed against cheerleaders from fifty other Kentucky high schools. Mrs. Davis, their sponsor, accompanied the girls. You also placed second in a pep contest sponsored by the Louisville Downtown Merchant Association. Sene- ca's Kathy Thomas has earned the honor, Uldest cheerleader in Jefferson Countyu. Girls, Seneca takes great pride in you and extends its congratu- lations as well as its thanks for a job well done. Yes, Lonesome is our mascot!

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F eaturing' THE PEP BA D The spirit here at Seneca in 566 cannot be topped! Redskins are proud of this spirit, and at this time would like to give a special note of thanks to the individuals whom we feel have been the root of much of this enthusiasm in our school. Every- one joins together to say to the Pep Band that WE THINK YOU'RE THE GREAT- EST!', Back row: Jim Wright, Bob Dehoag, Don Graf, Glen Edwards, Harry Murrell, Wayne Bames Middle row: Mike Faulkner, Mike Doyle, Corky Bruce, Mark Meade. Front row: Bill Winkler, Joe Heim, Bob Osborne, Mike Tracy. Missing: Bobby Dick, Greg Caudill. The Pep Band began work even before the be- ginning of school by assisting the cheerleaders in a school spirit contest downtown, sponsored by a local radio station. This was only a preview of what was to come. They stepped right into the new school year by playing at pep rallies, and even marching at a J.V. football game. Some of the highlights of the year came when the Pep Band played in parades from Seneca to the Fairgrounds during the football tournament, and shared in the spectacle of the victory parade. During the basket- ball season the Pep Band performed at home games, as well as a few out-of-town trips. Also, they pro- vided the music for the She-Male Contest and entertained for various other special programs throughout the school year. The boys practiced before school several times a week, and their con- stant willingness to co-operate has earned the re- spect and admiration of Seneca students. val ...tt Director, Don Graf, has an endless job of arranging music for the Pep Band to play, as well as mak- ing plans for the activities of this group. His devoted leadership has proven to be very worthwhile. The inconveniences of playing on a truck did not bother the band members as they enthusiastically put their hearts into their music. '65

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