Seneca High School - Arrow Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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Sunrise . . Sunset Some think it may never fall! A memorial in Sete, France ,I a.aa e aneen 'Attack' on a French fortress l28 In Europe Janet Paper, Elizabeth Landau, and Carol Leonhardt, our European travelers. Missin from the picture is Susan Reed. The dawn breaks and another group embarks on an unforgettable experience Due to the efforts of Dr. George Brodschi, Director of International Cente at U. of L., a group of 120 students from Kentucky and Southern Indiana Wert able to joumey to Europe this past summer. They departed from New Yorl City on June 7, for their scenic transatlantic cruise. The ship brought about their first encounter with foreigners, for it was a Spanish ship and the waiters and maids on board spoke only Spanish. Thus i was quite an experience for our Europe Bound Students to communicate witl them. The ship finally dropped anchor in Southhampton, England. There, our for reign travelers split into three groups: the Germany bound students went one way and the Spanish and French bound students went the other way. En route to their respective cities the road took them to Brussels, Paris, Florence, and other noted cities of Europe. Throughout the tour there were numerous skirmishes, none to cause inter- national trouble. There were snowball fights in June in the Alps and pillow fights raged throughout the entire tour. Then our students settled down to six weeks of intensive study in the cities of Madrid, Singen, Montpellier, and Paris. After this period of study they all began to think of their return to the Good Ole U.S.A. So after packing their bags and bidding farewell to the people who housed them, the entire group re-met in the lovely city of Paris. To their de- light the group was held over three more days in Paris because of the great airplane strike. This gay holiday couldnit last forever and so they were off into the wild blue yonder on the journey home. They arrived here on August 13, 1966 and each of them was mighty glad to be back but they were eagerly hoping for their chance to return someday. Crazy water pipes, Hfefft WHY! Sellout at a French Cathedral and

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He is learning and is going to teach you: How To Succeed ln Business Without Really Tryin CAST OF CHARACTERS J. P. Finch . Rosemary .... f.- B. Biggley .... Hedy LaRue .. Bud Frurnp . . . Smitty ..... I30 . . . John Hampton . . . Jo Mc Clellan . . . . . Gary Brewer Marianne Fleischer . . . . Glen Edwards . . Helaine Davis Chorus and Vocal Orchestra ....... Assistant Directors Accompanisl .... Choreography . . . Facully consultant A Senior Class Production by the Seneca High School Drama Department DIRECTED by C. EUGENE STICKLER .. Orville Williams . . ..... Harold Wish . . . . Carolyn Brooks Phil Kessack . . . . . Leslie Knox Linda Ford Braun Patty Mc Call . . . . . . Lois Dotson