Seneca High School - Arrow Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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Keep Up The Good Work . Mrs. Kraft, Ellen Myers, Karen Lindell How can we say it? When the going was rugged you had energy to spare Adaptability for both laughter and tears With enthusiasm and intelligence you tackled the chore You've been courteous and thoughtful of your peers. You have ability to envision the perfect Words to express what you mean You are reliable, you have talents galore Your patience is far beyond your years. If ever you are called an idealist A dreamer in a world very real If selectivity is your vice-be guilty, This is how I feel. Your life is a road to travel No one but you knows your goal Be true to those things you cherish Let no man own your soul. You were never a weakling This, of you, will never be said Let the strength of your convictions Govern whether you lead or be led. Face the world, heads up, eyes bright and clear Determined to do your best Stay with the job, complete it Then you will have eamed your rest. If asked to make one wish for you One to bring you sweet content My wish would be a three-fold one Possess integrity, self-pride, and independence. For these you have shown capacity From you I would not expect less Understand yourself and keep your faith I wish you every happiness.

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J C L Convention The Kentucky delegation Kentuckians at work? Welcome to Kentucky. I'm friendly. What's your name? This greeting was oft heard by J.C.L. delegates from Maine to California who were surprised to discover that Kentucky is in the United States and we do wear shoes! These startling revelations were made at the 1966 National .lunior Classical League Convention held this past summer at Western State University in Bowling Green, Ky. Over 200 Kentucky .l.C.L.'ers display true Southern hospitality by hosting this gala week. For our Redskin .l.C.L.'ers meeting here at our hunting grounds at 5 A.M., the week began early Sunday morning. Several Redskins even departed the preceding Friday to help organize registration cards, spread linens, and prepare for the coming delgates. Sunday was a day of rest, for the out-of-town delegates, but for us Kentuckians, it was work, work, work! The boys carried luggage, served as guides, ran errands, and directed other lost guides! The girls worked as 'fGilmore Girls at the registration desks, in the cafeteria, and greeted the in-coming buses. The day was ended with 'an evening at Roman-A-Go-Go , the hottest spot on campus!?! Monday dawned bright and early with an Orientation Assembly including the Roll Call of States, which showed 1600 present. The afternoon was filled by numerous con- tests and the evening spotlighted a good ole country square dance. A Roman Orgy' 'P' .lim Gilmore, Emperor of Rome.