Seneca High School - Arrow Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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Seneca J First Row Ileft to rightl: Coach Hamm, Martin, Thompson, Dawson, Laile, Rogers, Colbert, Young, Jacobs, Trunnell, Lawrence, King, Moyer, Houser, Coach Ash. Second Row: Cyrus, Greenberg, Bruce, Riggs, Stabile, King, McDonald, Karem, Holstein, Pflug, Daniels, Aynes, McCombs, Palmer, Mgr. Hendricks. Third Row: McMullin, Cook, Brandt, Held, Receveur, Bennett, Horan, Haynes. Fourth Row: Riggs, Williams, Becker, Combs, Loudermilk, Smith, Fitzzaland, Broadwater, Dawkins. Fifth Row: Combs, Harper, Soule, Jaggers, McMullin, Combs The track team had a very successful season this year. Mr. Ash and Mr. Hamm coached the team, and it won five of seven meets. ln the individual achievements, Lou Unseld ranked first in the Ath- erton lnvitational, first in the County, second in the Regional, and third in the State in shot put competition. Tom Martin and Marshall Lawrence set records in pole vaulting with 11767 jumps. Alonff with other owerful team members, the team C P A placed third in the Panther lnvitational. TRACK RECORD Seneca Opponent 895 Southern . . . ..... 28M 43 Eastern . . . . . . 65 74 Durrett . . . . . 44 78 Western . . . . 40 77 Waggener . . . . . 41 , , 77 Desales u . . . 4.1 Soralglgt Hamm and Coach Ash view the team as it enters 39 Westport . . . . . 79 . 218

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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

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TY rack , isrwmmml .sw I ' ji, .. .A Am Trunnell concentrates as he runs the Jacob crosses the finish line. Lou Unseld starts his long shot put 200 hurdles. Houser, Trunnell, Colbert, and Jacobs prepare for the mile relay. Phil Thompson led in the high jump. throw. I X if , fifty ' lxllf 1 1 in f xt if 'xg 11 ii X Y 1 X X .1 - Fe Marshall Lawrence goes up and over the pole vaultmg bar. 2I9