Seneca High School - Arrow Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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J.C.L. Convention On November 5, 1971, JCL chapters from all over the state gathered at Westport High School in Louisville for the 12th annual State Convention. Seneca High School was well represented with its members participating in con- tests and also having Merle New- Ion, Seneca ' s JCL president, serv- ing as the State Sec ' y-Treasurer. Seneca ' s Chapter of the JCL also attended the National JCL Convention this summer, which was held in Oklahoma where the chapter received awards in Deriva- tives. Second and third places in the 25 yard free style swimming meet were taken by Kathy Goff and another Kentucky participant. Pictured below are winners of the State JCL Convention. They are: Gordon Homes, Janice Nor- enberg. Shelly Waugh - Roman Culture; Steve Balf , Rick Shuster - Greek History; Lucy Buch, Camille Norman, Steve O ' Neil, Reed Weathers - Derivatives; John- nie Cozine, Pam Duncan, Carol Fitzgerald - Mythology; Stanley Hodge - Roman Costume. Gordon Homes J. Norenberg Shelly Waugh Steve Balf R. Schuster Lucy Buch C. Norman Steve O ' Neil R. Weathers Pam Duncan C. Fitzgerald Stanley Hodge

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The National Merit Semi-Finalists for 1972 are (from left) Alan Zukof, Linda Branyon, Mark A . Klein, Maggie Kimbel, and Paul Paskey. Jan McGavic is missing from the picture. National Merit Scholars Each year, in February, juniors have the opportunity to take the National Merit Scholarship Test. Those who take the exam- ination are tested on the knowledge they have of various high school subjects. Students with scores in the top one percent of the state be- come National Merit Semi-Finalists. The Semi-Finalists are later asked to outline their future educational plans. They are then interviewed by the companies sponsoring the scholarships. If a student is accepted by a company, he becomes a finalist. The semi-finalists this year are Alan Zukof, Linda Branyon, Mark A . Klein, Maggie Kimbel, Paul Paskey, and Jan McGav- ic. Students whose scores rank a few points lower than the semi- finalists ' , receive Letters of Commendation. The Letters of Commendation Winners this year are: Marsha Collins, Harry DeLoach, Frank Lilly, Mike McComas, and Bill Rubin. Pictured is Harry DeLoach, one of the Let- ters of Commendation winners.

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Modern Music Masters Modern Music Masters is an Honorary society for Seneca students who have excelled in the field of music in the band, the orchestra, or one of the choral groups. The aim of this organization is to partici- pate in musical events and to promote music in the community. This year ' s officers are; Lynn Cox, President; Sandy Cohn, Vice-President; Brenda Rogers, Secretary-Treasurer; and Barbara Hatcher, Historian. Efforts are being made by the Society to raise money for a music scholarship fund and to induct more new members. Quill and Scroll Each year, members of the Sentinel, Aurora, and Arrow Staffs receive recognition for their outstanding work by being inducted into the Quill and Scroll. Mem- bership in this organization is open to those who have served on one of these three staffs for at least a year. Many of the members of the Quill and Scroll will accept positions on college newspaper or yearbook staffs or on other publications. This year ' s officers are: President, Forrest Flaniken; Vice-President, Chip Gerlach; Secretary Teri Sharp. The sponsors are Miss Combes and Mrs, Kraft who along with Mrs. Barnes, the Aurora sponsor, train the Quill and Scroll members for their future years of work in the journalism fields.