Seneca High School - Arrow Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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COACH WILLIAMS, State High School LEE IFLOWER, 165 lb. division BARRY AMYX, 154- lb. division BOBBY BELL, 120 lb. division Wrestling Chairman MIKE WELDON, Heavyweight division SCOTT HORAN, 180 lb. division TOMMY NELSON, 112 lb. division MIKE DAUGHERTY, 120 lb. division DWIGHT WILLIAMS 133 lb. division RAY REED, 127 lb. division Lonmzo WARFIELD, DAVID BRIDQEIWATERS, G1fg31giEdH9BB5f 95 lb. division 103 lb. division - Wlslon 22l

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Seneca Matmen Standing left to right: Lorenzo Warfield, David Bridgewaters, Tommy Nelson, Bobby Bell, tiay Reed, Dwight Wiliamg George Hobbs, Barry Amyx, Lee Flower, Scott Horan, Mike Weldon. Kneeling left to right: Roger Crice, Ron Jackson, Ricky Elliot, Mike Daugherty, Skip Turner, Charley Williams, Tom Webb, .linnny Gardner. Manager Ricky Diehl missing from picture. The Seneca Matmen, under the leadership of Coach Orville Williams, enjoyed an auspicious season, turn- ing in an impressive slate of ten victories and five de- feats. This was an excellent improvement over last year's record of three triumphs and nine losses. The squad competed in the New Albany Invitational Wrestling 'Tournament on January 21, placing fifth out of ten teams. Individual honors went to Tommy Nel- son, who finished third in the 112 lb. weight class, Dwight Williams, second in the 133 lb. weight class, George Hobbs, third in the 138 lb. weight class, Lee Flower, third in the 165 lb. weight class, and Mike Weldon, third in the Heavyweight division. Seneca finished twelfth in a field of 22 teams matching muscles for the Ky. State High School Wrest- ling Crown. This grueling meet was held on February 9, 10, and 11 in the ,leffersontown Gym. Junior, David Bridgewaters emerged as the lone Redskin medalist, nailing down third position in the 103 lb. weight class. Wrestlers compiling the most outstanding overall records for the season included, David Bridgewaters, 103 lb. division, Tommy Nelson, 112 lb. division, Barry Amyx, 154 lb. division, and Mike Weldon, Heavyweight division. Coach Williams says this group is, physically, the strongest he has ever coached, and with only three Seniors departing he believes that the Skins are in good shape for next season. 220 SCOREBOARD Seneca Opponent 24- K.S.B. .... ....... 2 6 33 Eastern ...... .... 1 9 45 Fern Creek . . . . . . . 5 22 Flaget ...... .... 2 7 21 Westport .... .... 2 7 25 ,leffersonville . . .... 21 28 Westport . . . . . . .16 26 Eastern ....... .... 2 2 32 Fern Creek .... .... 1 8 27 Oldham Co. . . . . . .21 28 Flaget ...... .... 2 2 38 Oldham Co. . . . . . . 18 13 North Hardin . . . . . . .28 16 North Hardin . . . . . . .33 33 Trinity ........ . . . 8 J .V. Squad

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I.V. Cross Countr - County Champs First row: M. Wilson, G. Caudill, M. Hess, W. Barnes, D. Deskins. Second row: E. Henson, K. Stevens, R. Wit- ten, K. Zellich, J. Edwards, B. Arnold, Coach ,lim Ar- nette. Missing: Mike Board. J.V. Football Seneca students should take pride in their J.V. Cross Country team this year. Our fine J.V. team had seven first place finishes, one second, and one last. Included in those seven victories was the county meet, which Seneca won by a score of 62, over second place Waggener with 76, and third place Durrett with 83. Top individual runners were Mike Hess, Mike Board, and Greg Caudill, all of whom ran equally well on the varsity squad. Congratula- tions to Mr. Arnette and his team for a sensational season. 1 , as W.-Lf , ' I B rigid' . Q . jltxp ' . .. u ' g 5- 1,2 ,- , . . 35,1 '. . 1 me- ,- Q -QQ, s. K ,A kkprkk - .,.-.W COACH WILLIAMS First row: Sanders, Bradley, Gish, Sloan, Schott, Davis, Caddie, Petry, Whitworth, Davis, Foster. Second row: Borders, Klein, Russell, Baer, Ridenour, Normberg, Scott, Bauer, Thompson, Waterfield. Third row: Hayes, Sullivan, Garber, Jellig, Karem, Taylor, Leffew, Harden, Henriksen, Davis, Stallard. Fourth row: Cole, Cosby, Wesley, Scott, Durbin, Standard, Cahill, Johnson, Combs, Row, Bridgewaters. 1 5 COACH FISHER This year the Jayvees played to a respectable 5-4 record. The young Redskins under Coaches Williams, Rankin, and Fisher showed promise for the coming y years. Sophomore Bobby Brown was a bright spot with possibilities in the M near future. We hope all of Seneca's other athletes prove to be as determined and dedicated. 222 COACH RANKIN