Seneca High School - Arrow Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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BEL CANTO CHORALE BEGINNING GIRL'S CHORUS

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The bell rang and quickly the boys and girls rushed to their seats. Finally when all was quiet and the music had been passed out, Mr. Williams, the choral di- rector, stodd up and motioned for them to begin. From their mouths poured the songs that would be sung to the crowds of people at the music festival in the spring. First came Come let your Hearts Be Singing and after that they practiced Sound the Trumpet . Mr. Williams knew they were ready for the Festival at Freedom Hall. Their voices would ring out clearly and beautifully. The Bel Canto, Madrigal, Advanced and Beginning Girl's Chorus, and the Boy's Chorus make up Seneca's Choral department. Each day they spend an hour working on the different pieces of music that they perform in the Christmas Concert, the Spring Concert, and other programs at Seneca. MADRIGAL BOY'S CHORUS ,Y 4 . - v-w ' v ., X .i ' N' f e 68 l .t 2 il -f ADVANCED GIRL'S CHORUS

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'fgilkff The Spirit of ,67 is a magic mixture of loyalty, love, and Lonesome Polecat that can be found only at Seneca. It turns an ordinary group of boys into champions, an everyday group of fans into a wildly excited cheering section, and the dreams of every Redskin into actual honors and trophies. Naturally, spirit like this didn't just Nhappenw. lt comes from the ac- cumulation of a decade of pride and the action of dedicated, deserving students. It is derived from a Hwill to winw, and the ability to produce the victory. Redskins beam with pride when School Spirit is mentionedg their faces light with joy when they tell of their many conquests. This is the Spirit of '67+the love of a school to whom we give our hearts. Seneca, we are yours! THE SENI The Junior Girls Football Team shows its spirit at a pep rally! I .W v as l I i After making 1,000 posters for our teams, Kathy Kurk must have school spirit! l70 Did our. Varsity boys just see a beautiful lay-up ....