Seneca High School - Arrow Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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Seneca Front row fleft to rightl: Ronnie Beech, Bruce Lott, Steve Milner, Ronnie Howard, Ron Ringler. Second row: Paul Prater, Mike Coleman. Bill Lesak, Joe Ruttle, Paul Scott, Hank Ellington, Lin Bell. Baci: row: Ernie Wilding, Mgr., Gary Butterman, Scotty Hunt, David Line, Charles Petry, Terry Triplett, Mike Hay, Howard Cummins, Mike Slaven, Mgr. Last spring the Redskins compiled an impressive 12-5 record behind the consistent and powerful hitting of Hay, Triplett, and Petry and the fine pitching of Hay and Petry. Triplett and Waddell led in the homerun department, and Petry, after eleven at-bats, was hitting an amazing .818. The team is in good shape and looks forward to an even bigger season next year. ff , ,L Lx 41 QV - t u- ill 5 3' if Coach Taylor Steve Milner waits for the fast ball. 2l6

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W YO V it V 'C K f ' ' 4 A The Golf Team deserves a special salute be- cause of its outstanding record this season. The team consists of three juniors and one sophomore who have shown exceptional ability. Their indi- vidual hard work and determination has made the team the success that it is. Next year the team returns with the promise to have even a bigger and better season. Good luck to Seneca's Great Linksmen. RECORD Seneca Opponent 159 Desales ..... .... 1 74+ 156 T. Jefferson . . . . . . 205 1418 Fern Creek .... . . . 164- 156 St. X ....... . . . 159 156 Valley .... . . . 166 159 Atherton .... . . . 167 153 Waggener . , , , 156 151 Trinity .... . . . 158 146 SLX... ...146 142 KMI .... . . . 170

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Baseball f S 1 W . eitslgs., 5 1 x qsgfea 5 . . Q..- nr Rusty Waddell stands ready at bat. Ronnie Beach comes in for the run. Seneca Opponent 5 Desales 2 6 .leffersonville 1 5 .leffersonville 0 3 Durrett 2 0 Fern Creek 1 6 Waggener 9 7 KMI 5 4 Eastem 13 5 TJ 3 11 Eastern 1 1 Fern Creek 6 1 Waggener 6 5 Westport 3 5 J ef fersonville 3 2 Durrett 1 7 Desales 2 6 St. J oe 2 District Tournament: 3 TJ 10 Iii' we 5,1 ,, as . he s- ' J 'Y 2. , fn-Q, . ', ag e 'W 5 ,el 4 kiwi , 'jr 'E ' X. ,. Av , X ,Z .. , NT: , -1. 455 . , A , Q .iid A J -Q, W J fi s A ' f - . .f e - ws. -,-Q v ' -- sf- xv ' Q il Lf. 3' Z'- -f Jil - ---- 15 5 P 42 , Q' 4 l hmmm X i f M, gg., ? K tv- T . x M A eff? ,,, , - :A ., . - F in ' +'A ' .. . V-A Q- JN- ,Alai xrisxpm V Eli -A Izrij .kqxlfi 3' ff ff 'X A . ,' 1 . -, 1-.Q -,-- 'Xin J I K wi 5 , -'.z,N ,J J .1 :sgvfa ,v'xa'?.. '. - , gf, -' .4-tw: -iz, a ,'if53'Ee'gii' fiiJ31f,, 'T-f1jV V-t-W: ,. ,fa5f-- if V vi ' 1 2 R' ' -l , -:M , up ' A 'I ifwflg , T ia f'fTy ., M' V I 5, 1 l .sw ff, , , lbw - r. V-V -. ' . ,. . sw ,-sss1eefffsf5'- smug-,sr s Seneca's excellent pitching staff was one of the keys to the baseball team's success. They are Ileft to right! Lin Bell, Gary Butterman, Charlie Petry, Mike Hay, Bill Lesak, Hank Ellington, Bruce Lott, David Line. f f , ,,s.. ', Gary Butterman rounds third base! While not in play other team members become anxious watchers. 2I