Seneca High School - Arrow Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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If . vi,Tlf 1' L as.. MR. KENNETH FARMER Principal -W , .Www f I hr' MR. WILLIAM WILSON Assistant Principal 'lv 1 n 'V' ,S ,M . 'P !9' TK .f ha S A i . I 15 52 is I wir . qfakis , fl x 425, V '1':Tq.,1'ii4?s:gf,, 125331 - MR. DENNIS ROBERTSON Assistant Principal Administration Seneca High School which opened in 1957, can be considered from twt different viewpoints. The builders and the citizens of the immediate com munity saw the new high school as a structure to house pupils and to re lieve the overcrowded conditions in other schools. Three men in particular Mr. Kenneth Farmer, Mr. Vito Bruccheri, and Mr. Lonnie Glasgow, en visioned Seneca as originally built for the students and eventually to bn enlivened and reinforced by the students. It was to become not only ar institution boasting high academic standards, but it would furnish an en riching experience in social life to all who were to enter as underclassmel and leave as seniors. The next year, Mr. William Wilson and Mr. Dennis Robertson joined the administrative staff as Deans of Boys. ln 1962 when Mr. Bruccheri left to become principal of Westport High School and Mr. Glasgow became principal of the newly-formed Junior High School the two Deans became assistant principals. Gentlemen, we cannot express our heart-felt thanks to you deeply enough You are among the many reasons for Senecafs success. ln the past ten years we have seen you start with a building and finish with a high schoolg initiate an image and create a legend. Our newest trophy case, a gift from the Class of 1966, was filled rapidly.

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Your Counselors The Counselors' job is a many-fold one which re- quires long years of study. Theirs is the responsibility of evaluating and assisting in the enrichment of the curriculum while coordinating it with the Students, needs at school and home. They seek to help the stu- dent understand himself and become aware of his in- terests, aptitudes, and abilities, developing and strength- ening them to the greatest possible extent. Our coun- selors perform an enormous service, aiding the student in every facet of his school life. Every spring they counsel the students in choosing their next year's curriculum and then spend the sum- mer in tabulating and arranging these requests and the result is a balanced and coordinated schedule. The seniors, whose requests take the form of college data, are aided in obtaining and evaluating the information they need to choose the correct college. Mrs. Binford, who has been at Seneca since it opened in 1957, is now serving as the Dean of Junior and Senior Girls. She received an A.B. degree from the University of Kentucky and a Masters degree from the University of Louisville. ln his third year at Seneca, Mr. Palmer is the Dean of the Junior and Senior Boys. Both of his de- grees, A.B. and Masters, were received from the Uni- versity of Kentucky. Mrs. Ramsey, who also serves as Dean of the Ad- vanced Program at Seneca, is the Dean of Freshman and Sophomore Girls. She holds an AB. from Western Ken- tucky and her Masters from the University of Louis- .ville. She is also Secretary of Jefferson County Sec- ondary Counselors. Mr. Ash is Dean of Freshman and Sophomore Boys. He holds a B.S. and an M.E, from the University of Louisville. 3,1 ny ' ...eli- 'AWill we ever forget them? Wliat?-tlie Counselors of the Biology course? ' A -, 'Q Rule one in the Counselors' Guide-HWin the confidence of the student. 23