Seneca High School - Arrow Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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Spirit :wry v 45- Ronnie Meffert, Corky Block, Frank King, and Gary Conklin - ' as I Remcmher? 'GHOW could we forget? Terri Schneider, Ronnie Rogers, Phil Thompson, and Eddie Phil lips Sure we won. What did you expect? Mike Bennett and Kathy Dwmell w f vm- - Did we really win? We're proud of our team. is y y iRK.--No.1 l V Kathy Thomas and Larry Trunnell There are other things besides being an athlete. HYOU Were great-H

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Corky Block I knew we could do it. You Haw School spirit is a necessity to every high school and we are proud to say that you, Seneca, have school spirit. You are school spirit. You make Seneca what it is. Without your rooting for our teams and bursting with pride every time Seneca is men- tioned, we have little. A winning team does the work, but it is your spirit and desire for victory that helps to push the team forward. Besides your contribution to Seneca's spirit, however, we think you owe special thanks to the Pep Band, cheerleaders, majorettes, and Drill Corps. These organizations spend endless hours practicing in order to develop and perfect ways to get you in the enthusiastic mood. The Pep Band, especially, is responsible for your sparkle at football and basketball games. They waste no time in tuning up and really keep you going throughout the entire game. This year we had parades to several football games and many '--v....,-...- wx, K ws'-M' 1 ' .....-.v-- Q'----.vu l a victory celebration at Burger f King. The football boys won the State AAA Title and they de- served it, but you also deserve recognition because you are the one that kept this school hop- -,S-tlyfrlif' , .34.,vnff llj sm ,,,..-........,-.wg Q Mrk,,,..., , ,, wx . . U: ping from morning till night. You never once fell off the band wagon and just look what you gained from it: a state football championship, a school spirit tro- pyh from WAKY which we won for the second consecutive year, +. 1 and your own pride in being able to say you attend such a virulent school as Seneca. The spirit of Seneca will remain for- ever. It shall never die. 'It's almost too pretty to eat. We never gave up.

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Student Council The Student Council'is the only organi- zation that represents you. The purpose of the Student Council is to promote and maintain a good relationship between you and your administration. Under the leadership of the sponsors Mrs. McQuillen, Miss Ries, and Miss Rich- ardson, and officers, Joe Parrott, Mike Seebert, Greg Karem, and Pam Seigle, the Student Council has instilled spirit, pride, and interest in you and your fellow stu- dents. You have made it possible through your enthusiasm and cooperation, for the Student Council to make every project a success and the year 1965-66 the best one yet. We thank you. Among the Student Council's numerous projects and activities this year were your annual Homecoming Dance featuring Wllhe Keys, your Christmas Basket Drive for needy families and children, and your door decoration contest. Executive Board it r vos? -ihaf-in 04 il!! The executive board is responsible for collecting and as- sembling your ideas for Student Council projects and activities. J' QQ if NEW SPONSOR Miss Richardson Pig 2 ,, ,,R The officers from left are: Mike Seebert, Veepg Joe Parrott, Presidentg Pam Seigle, Secretaryg and Greg Karem, Treasurer. Left-Mrs. McQuillen Right-Mis Ries