Seneca High School - Arrow Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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Majorettes L. to R. ,lean Wilson, Sharon Zcilmann, Sally Spurr, Leesa Wallace, and Mary Lou Outlaw 1 ' e+ ., - 2. .is 3. Drum Major Seneca On Parade BILL HURLEY l72 oo, Big Red! fag You have an outstanding group of majorcttes this year. They practice about as much as your football and' basketball teams to present to you the most enjoyable halftime entertainment possible. The majorettes are sponsored by Mrs. Warburtori who has done a wonderful job in training the girls. If you have watched their clever routines at the games, you know that Seneca is lucky to have such a talented group of girls. The majorettes are Sally Spurr, Sharon Zeilmann, Mary Lou Outlaw, Lee- sa Wallace, and Jean Wilsorl.

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Drill Corps The Seneca High Drill Corps, led by Captain Sarajane Oakley, has again completed another suc- cessful year. These girls represent Seneca-not as 41 individual girls-but as a unit of one. This yearas hard practices resulted in excellent performances at basketball and football games. The H82 Legs marched in the annual Armistice Day Parade, Christmas Parade, Derby Parade, and at a U. of L. basketball game. To raise money for a trip to Western College, the girls sponsored a Hi-Fi Dance and a car Wash. In addition, they sold candy and shares in a raffle for a television set and radio. You have given time from your busy day, effort that resulted in successfully performed routines, and each of you has contributed her spark to the fire that warms the Seneca hearth. Sponsor: Mrs. Helen Rausch Drummers-John Jones, Doug Stoll Daryl Bond Wayne Barnes Ruling Redskins of the Drill Corps Carol Hills, Diana Weibel, Carol Lindsay, Sarajane Oakley, Zena Calvert, Linda Prater, Carla McLain, and Jeanie Seal. Hey all you Redskins! Q' U WA Senior 'J 1 o A 'F' 1 x . ' members in sweaters

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y l The Orchestra This year Senecais aesthetic essence has been promoted by the sound of music from one of the finest or- chestras that its conductor, Mr. Wich, has ever had. The year has been marked by many challenges, all of which the group has met with the finesse we think no other high school group has achieved. The orchestra started its performing this year with the vivacious Senior Play uCarnival,'. Its spirit was cer- tainly added to by the beautiful work the orchestra did. Next, the orchestra continued its performances with the traditional Christmas program which always helps to make the season bright. Other programs this year were at the Seneca PTA, the Louisville Little Theatre, Jeffersonville High School and several grade schools in the Seneca district. The grade schools especially help each member of the group to become accustomed to an audience. Spring at Seneca entered on the wings of music as the orchestra finished its season resoundingly, in the an- nual Spring Concert ending a year filled with many memorable accomplishments. i' . x 'Y .xl All-State Orchestra members: fl.. to RJ Greg Fulkerson, Mike Sher, Stephen Willis. The Beatle Influence? I73 l