Seneca High School - Arrow Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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Modern Music Masters Left lo right: John Hampton, Gary Brewer, Susan Strohmeier. Ann Campbell, Karen Williams, Cheryl Smith, Carol Pitts, Mary Montgomery, Liz Zimmerman, Debbie Osofsky, Brad Matthews, Sarah Mahon, Linda Wright, Georgia Sharpe, Jo McClellan, Barry Combs, and Steve Willis. The Modern Music Masters is an honorary organization devoted to the promotion of music in school and, community. Membership is open to Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors who maintain a C average in academic studies, and have maintained a B average in two years of choral or instrumental music. This year's officers include: President, John Hamptong Vice-President, Cary Brewerg Treasurer, Susan Strohmeierg and Historian, Karen Williams. The sponsors are Mr. Harold Wich and Mr. Stewart Williams. Members of Modern Music Masters can be found in almost every facet of Seneca music. This includes participation in such activities as the annual Christmas programs, and instrumental and choral concerts.

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WILLIAMS COLLEGE SMITH CLUB U. OF L. SCHOLAR I W ,,,:f f ' V Y' ,. 0 1 gl Y Q F' i . Y 'I Linda Kyser was selected as a U. of L. scholar due to her exceptional high school rec- rllege Award for the most out- lence in English. ord. anding Junior. Barbara Kaplan was presented the Smith College Club of Kentucky Award for excel- arc Stuart received the Williams Math Contest Winners HARVARD BOOK Bill Webb was the recipient of the Harvard Book Award for the most outstanding Junior. The students who were chosen to participate in this year's math contest were Kfrom left! Will Cray, Bill Webb, Billy Earls, Randy Waterhous, Vernon Whitehouse, Jeff Horen, Tom Raderer, Barry Amyx, Robin Ehrlich, and Tish Bryson. Science Seminar If The Science Seminar is a program which provides a series of lectures by professional scientists in various fields. It is sponsored by the- Louisville Council of Science and Engineers and the Board of Education. I43

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uill and Scroll The Quill and Scroll is an honorary organization which was formed for the purpose of recognizing outstanding students in the field of journalism. Each member must have served one year on the staff of the Sentinel, the Aurora, or the Arrow. The sponsors are Mrs. Worthy, Miss Huber, and Mrs. Kraft. The officers this year are President, Ellen Myersg Vice-President, Bar- bara Kaplan, Secretary, Karen Lindellg and Treasurer, Sandy Miller. Last year, the Quill and Scroll gave awards to the authors of the most outstanding contributions in the Aurora in one of four categories. Connie Allentuck won in the poetry division with, 'QA Gathering of Values. The short story award was won by Yvonne Colden who wrote, The World ls Not All Beautiful. The best essay was, 'Als College the Only Answer, written by Linda Prater, and in the miscellaneous division, Sandy Knopp won with, HYou Can Too Teach An Old Dog New Tricks . N mfr swtieit, ', IL TH llama Q I il l ghgfiglt A serious moment at the Quill and Scroll in The qualities of a Quill and Scroll member are cited. itiation. I45