Seneca High School - Arrow Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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Successful Season me milers thunder down the home 'etch. TRACK SCORECARD Seneca Opponent 79 Southern . . . ....... . .47 61 Westport . . . . . . .66 89 Fairdale .... .... 3 9 61 Eastern . . .... 69 79 Waggener . . .... 48 76 Durrett .. .... 51 72 Waggener .... .... 5 7 Fern Creek . . . . . . .30 S .p .X S ggi' 4. M 1 S IFN f SX . lg V ' 2 P55 r . A' ' 1 - ff . 7 l f S so A we A 3 zgii 1 its R ' l r ffl? A 6 f xg t . ' 1 6 35 + 9 ' , Q- ...gy I .. . . e I . , 1 ,..-s Dean Williams performing one of his long broad amps. Phil Thompson hu.r1s the shot put. George Colbert exhibits his form in the broadjump. Houser passes the baton to McDonald in the mile relay. Greg Hayse clears the high jump bar. I93

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Cindermen Have s. fc E ,t iz g, 5 wwafwwgpssffacffmswwamaze-'etsfzfswfffffsszv'wt ways... 'fmt ffl:-ff' - - Hi' 'M' V A - .- vmmmwfwww7-va.-Wtwc'5.-wzw'v,L,Talmax -W , . -ee ld. ,, ,J wg Q Q First Row fleft to rightl: Mgr. Ash, Receveur, McDonald, Dawson, King, Trunnell, Rogers, Moyer, Bennett, Houser, Becker, Colbert Se ond Row: Coach Hamn, Arnold, Durbin, McMullin, McMullin, Mc-Mahan, Buckner, Loudermilk, Wilson, Board, Horan, Coach As Third Row: Hodge, Karem, Johnstone, Gish, Braden, Smiley. Fourth Row: Aynes, Hendricks, Lawrence, Whitehouse, Hotard, Daniel The track team under the leadership of Coaches Ash and Hamn must be included in Seneca's select group of Spring championship teams. The Skins compiled a most impressive record, victorious in five of seven regular season meets and' achieving a high fourth place standing in the regional track competition. Their efforts were highlighted by a fine ninth place finish in the state AAA meet. leading the squad were Senior, Phil Thompson, who placed second in the state in the high-jump with a leap of 6 feet, Senior, Marshall Lawrence, who achieved a tie for second place in the pole vaulting competition with a mark of ll'6'7, and Junior, George Colbert, who nailed down fifth place in the 440 yard dash with an excellent time of 51.4 seconds. The two coaches are extremely proud of this fine group of young athletes who have boosted the fame and spirit of track at Seneca High School. I92 lu. 1If,',f'7 2 t h so - ,nnr i f E f In ..i, ,. V , ..,., ,..r . ..... ... A' rro at i V. irwwhav .5 t....-.f-va.-0011 - ' ii: f ' xx if fin., 'li' 1', Larry Trunnell senses victory as he approaches the finish in the 220 hurdles.

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Seneca Tennis . . . .htilfm ,.,.,,AN, . .,...-.W .- V - - E 1 5 ,A , i sv IT' ia i E B Standing, from left: Steve Imhofl, Don Schriber, Coach Noon, Mike Zeitman, Brent Davis. Kneeling: Jeff Richie, Barry Schriber, Pet Caddie, Tom Cohen, Harry Kranz. Jefferson County Champions Coach Noon took charge of Seneca's tennis team three years ago. Up until then, one might walk up to a fellow student and ask, How's the tennis team doing?', ln return he would receive a blank stare. What tennis team? would be the startled reply. Since then, we have compiled a total record of twenty-six matches won, three matches lost, and we were Countj Runners-up in 19644. With initiative such as this, how could the '66 team do anything but have the greatest season ever? Again in th' capable hands of Coach Noon, this experienced team defeated such formidable opponents as Waggener, whom they had never beaten before, and shut out Eastern and Butler. They also carried home more 1966 trophies than all other years combined, one for being County Champs and one for Regional Runners-up. Steve Imhoff also won recognition for being Regional Runner-up. There,s nothing for next year's team to do but keep the winning streak going, so keep an eye on the '67 team! I94