Seneca High School - Arrow Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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.,f Me.h ' il-ijP- Sound PeelPt iellL h F What qualities should a girl possess to qualify for the coveted Miss Seneca title? To name a few, she must be willing to sacrifice leisure time to take an active part in school affairs, attain high scholastic achievement as well as possess a magnetic personality, poise, and beauty. The Class of 1972 is proud to pre- sent their Miss Seneca, Debbie Korfhage. Through- out her years at Seneca she has made important contri- butions to the Student Council, serving as secretary in her junior year, and proceeding to the vice-presidency in her senior year. Hard work is the key to success as Debbie has proved in her three years on the Arrow Staff [Ranking high in accomplishments, she is a member of the NHS, of which she is treasurer. Not only is she tops in academics - her beauty and grace have en- titled her to reign as the 1970 Basketball Princess, adorn the 1972 JCL Calendar, and march proudly for three years in the Drill Corps, of which she is Business Manager. What more could we add except to say that she possesses that intangible something that we call School Spirit! ' ' - ' d; Sal ni® , - Eugene. OREG. I Coos Bay, » Burns. , Medfdi ci» ' Eurek eLasmnPk ,J Cape Mendocino ' : 1,+ ? Whether it be making a vital two points in a basketball game, setting up a double play to win ' ■ ' the baseball game, or presiding over one of our class assemblies, Steve Bush has always been an active part of Seneca. Ever since Steve came to Seneca, he has been involved- in the athletic . program. For the past three years he has been a starter on the Varsity basketball team, beginning his career by plajdng guard on the Gray-Y and the Freshman teams in Jr. High, and on the J. V. team his freshman year. Not only has he been involved in basketball, but Steve has also been the starting shortstop on our baseball team for the past four years. Athletics have not been all that Steve has contributed to Seneca. Due to his outstanding leadership he has been chosen our class president for the four years. Other or- ganizations he has been involved in include the Pep Club, Student Council, Human Relations Committee, and the Beta Club. Although he is ' very busy with extra-curricular activities, Steve has been able to sustain a 3.3 academic averagei Vi and is an outstanding choice for the title of ' ' f ' ' MR. SENECA 1972. , -« i •Ro-- .[::■ ' A I ort Resolution ' - r.£i ' ' f. , ,FondduLacf ' ' T ' I .8. Baker. ! Kiarfiath Elko Salt Lak v.!..;, ;,,. o t ou ' fV e W.. J ' i-r ' City l tf Boulder, ff f t ' TmaJ

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Miss Seneca Debbie Korfhage

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