Seneca High School - Arrow Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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I V Football Ist row: James Foster, Harold Waters, Dennis Sprouse, Alex Sandrella, Larry Dixon, Trip Pottinger, Godfrey Carey, Pat Cole- man, Benjie Skea, David Ackman, Bobby Bell, Barry Amyx, Tom Nelson, Pat Fuller, Mike Turner, Donny Sutterlin 2nd row: Bob Chesher, Jack Stiener, Bob Winkler, Joe Boldt, Mark McKinney, John Sharp, Jack Jacobs, Mike Sloan, Randy Rinehart, Steve Webb, Glen Shelton 3rd row: Robert Madox, Ronald Jackson, Carey Eaves, Lyn Cooper, David Zeller, Barry Buche, Tony Capizano, Bob Kirzinger, Alan McDonald, Paul Daniels, Brad Giles, Greg Giles, Earle Smith, Dean Davis, John Rice, JOB Bill Henry, William Spading, Robin McQuire, Mgrsn Ricky Goehagen, Randy Smelson, Tom Hall This season, the young Red- skins rang up a proud 4-2 record. Under Coach Williams' fine di- rection, the Jayvees showed them- selves as one of the best teams in the county. We can surely expect these footballers to uphold our fine tradition. Coaches Williams and Rankin I V Cross-Country . A 'ni' , ... RW! ,. ! . . This year's junior harriers were surely one of the best to ever come from Seneca. They wasted little time in establishing themselves as one of the top teams in the county. Top runners were Frank Louder- milk, Larry Combs, and Jack lVlcComas. Standing: Kevin Daugherty, Mark Wilson, Bill Arn- old, Monty Shaw, David Hayse, Mgr. Victor Dye Kneeling: Eddie Henson, Jack McComas, Mike Board, Frank Loudermilk, Keith Cook, Larry Combs. 226

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Girls, Track and Gymnastic Teams Brick: Barbara Moore, Marilyn Hobbs, Sallie Beasley, Shirley Bis The girls, track team, supervised by Mrs. Ross and Mrs. Neiman, furthered the ever mounting popularity for girls' sports at Seneca by compiling a most impressive record. The team competed in the annual Mason-Dixon Track Meet at the Fairgrounds and the county. and regional track meets, placing second in each. They also participated in the State Meet. Their efforts were not only highly rewarding but enjoyable as well. Last spring, these girls participated in the Seneca Gymnastics program. They practiced and perfected advanced tumbling skills such as cartwheels and pyramids. Debbie Howell, Whose talents are outstanding performed in last yearis Junior Class Talent Show and this year's Senior Play. .5-xr. J 392 hop, Madge Prince Front: Sherry Cochrane, Peggy Poynter. Y? , ,ah xl law , igg X , .1 an 1 H pa 162. ,. . i K xt, ' Ni x X 1 K' K I fair W , '..l , ' I A K lfwig vx' 'za' . six I N. fifg ev! pl' - X gwg sklw khak i ? i, L , ' V: M' .i A a . , 4: 1, Q ,J 4- f . T sa: ,z..M A Q' . .4 1 - .mmf ' f it 1 'ff' Mrs. Ross, Mrs. Neiman .. , Left to right: Kathy Kilness, Kathy O'Donnell, Debbie Howell, Judy Hunter, Sharon Cozine. ..-..-.a.s. ..,A nmfii AQt.,.,l A iq c . . .. f-,Q -4.

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IV 441 Left to right: B. Richardson, D. Bridgewaters, D. Ritchie, Pflug, C. Summers, R. Nelson, K. Daugherty. Basketball 142 S. Aynes, F. Loudermilk, I. Higgins, Coach Hamm, S. Witzer, D. Bishop, T. Seneca can expect a great future in varsity basketball with such potential as is found in the J.V. Basketball team. The team has shown its ability by winning a large majority of its games. Coaches Hamm and Young instructed the team. Freshman Basketball M El, 95 f l ift ' ll i Q L E Left to right: Ikneelingl M. Davenport, L. Hay, M. Board, D. McNally, G. Marks, S. Schmidt. IStandingl Coach Young, C. Summers, E. Smith, F. Loudermilk, D. Miles, S. Witzer, D. Bishop, L. Ewing, B. Earls. 227