Seneca High School - Arrow Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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Class Officers utive TOi ' TO BOTTOM Steve Bush, President, jnlia Ray, | ' - ' Q . Hisionanr Tom BurwinUe, Vice-President; Beth Henrj , 1 Secretary; feandj J)esiaTiSj Sgt ar-Arm6, Leo Nathans ' ii ' xjf Sat.-at-Arms; Amy SlaYBiT, Treasurer. j -jf ' May 22 A Vv ' X horts. d ' Bic cle Day ivlay23 - A; Q!y 5 sfenid Awards a;M BanqueD, May 26 •Mav I y 30 - May 31 , Haf for Seniors Prom Baccalaureate Belle of Louibville ' Graduation Board

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J . -IT T he diy .Qf . Ke Junior RfiifS embly ancT ' W Kis finally arrived , after many yeats ' -tof antcious waiting ,over th6-oppo?ftion. Along vlrn(a gol3d football team, we had Judy ' Calvert We were Juniors! Ttie junior year is the ' almost ' i ' iycpr - almost Senionrp that jii It was hard o helieve that we had CQme this far in such a short time, and wo took some time ' -to look back. But wc mostly looked ahead to our senio? yeai(, d all ' the activities - the Senior-- Play,, pn , -and graduation. Wegre- ' alized theiieed for a good sum oftpon- ey in out treasury.;. With this in mind., y we elected depensJ able and capable 1 class officers who would help carry us I to success. -t figiO -Tl class officers were: Steve Bush, PresidehtT Doug, i : Crutcher, Vice Presidents; Beth Henry, ' ' ( SecretaryTMarh Wein, Treasurer; and , - Cathy Nash and Ray Walker, Sergeants at Anns. Junior participation in varsity sports was tremendGUs, especially in varsity -foQitball. Our football -team posted a - ' ' sfe en to three record, and had ' eighteen junior inembers , many of whom were starters. VGary Brewer and Bruce Campi- Jsano receiiyed state honors for their TiJrB work. With so man rgviniors re- turning to make up the 1971-72 team,! we knew it would be even easier to-r©H : ' r )julia Ray, Snsan Stairs, hd Ann Lindsay ' ' - s v rsi Qr cheerleaders. With a majority of juniors onjhe l asketball and basebair - . ' - ' teams , bcrth accomplished a winning .y ' . season. ' - ' 1 The junior girls demonltrajed theij-, ' excellence in athletics withthe foriita,- tion of a girls ' basketball team, and their participation on the hockey and. football teams. Our class also sponsored the annual ' ' Janior Class Tal(ent Show in January of ■ ' 19.71, and a successful Basketball Home- coming. We pifcved that Seiieca is tops in academics as well as athletics. Alan Zukof and Marsha GoIlins ' were members of the Hi-0 team which.wo ' n the Hi-tJ ' ' Championship for the. second year in a r w. Sara Thurman and Frank Lilly ' Ti ' fere members of Seneca ' s Debate Team. - • Our junior yeaf drew to a close i rith many of us being elected to positions of leadership which would be ouis as ' seriioTs, Greg Tandy and three others were elected ' ' officers of the Studenrt bunciJ. SteVe Bush ad3C,anced y(o the office of .§enicir il ' Jy Greg Tandy, Spident Council President. yi ' ■■■ i ; , ,.. ,, tof Class President, Jim Dehny presiaeo wr the National HonorSbcifety, Doug Crutch- x er became President of the Betatlub, Cliip G rlach headed the Arrow Staff, .■and ' f ' Bruce Cecil Vsras put in charge of tae v. Sentinel Staff. i .■ ' ' y y ) 7 The schodl days grew-Kalrder and hariferV to -bear as we awaited two very important. ; ■ events. First, on May 5,, 1971, the J lational Honor Society surprised 51 of us with ' its induction and reception for the - ■ inductees and their parents. Second, a there was the Junior Ring Assembly on i - K j C-May 11, 1971. ' In addition to receiving, ' ■o,ur rings ,|manY juniors f e given awards ' pr ' Those recfciving awatds included: Marsha ' . . , %, Collins,- Smith ' Bpoi? w.ard: Alan Zjik f; C ' f J fi Han ' aid BookAwatd; Dpa se er Pro- • ' : r ficiency in Forei -Eanguag ' etVafliHvlartha Tuoker, Acobunnns ig afd . Y Our junior yearyfnoved us further down e rpiia to succflSs, and afterjhe seniofs ■ gradated, weJjesanlS ' lhg aders of .. Seneca, oij- seniorjtear UBkte our ,, 0 ' ' y TEiyst - bul our best. Ym the Mid ofthe— ' beginning jj( £c)tawi ng ear, r ' focKwoodffins

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Senior Representatives ' LEFT.TO Ricfc: T.. BurwJBi le T. oVerberg, Ci jash, siKEdsien, R. Walker, L. Sundae ' , J. BepnafV sT arcum , L. Uf- ' ;, i CuitR rasheai?;. S. Goldbe)(2 L Shejidan, Ki Hall- . Buskins, P yMays, T. Capshaw, .: , L ■, ' , ' ) ' ■ ; V •i. Nr N. y LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Prestigiacomo, M. Klein, K. DeLoach, J. Wood, P. Welsh, N. Meuer, A. Lindsay, A. Schon, S. Edelen, D. Bland, D. Cmtcher, J. Calvert, J. Coffey, R. Osborne, K. Goss.