Seneca High School - Arrow Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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Work, Work, Work! What could our editor be up to now?

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Arrow Staff 72 Hi ! My name is Lonesome and I want to tell you a little bit about this year ' s Arrow and the people behind it. I ' m sure you ' ve noticed the difference in this year ' s Arrow as compared to last year ' s. Last summer my staff worked many long, hard hours weighing the pros and cons of a larger book as opposed to those of a smaller book. When all of the many weeks of studying the numerous aspects of a larger annual were finished and every phase of change was taken care of, a new Arrow had been bom. Arrow ' 72 has the same quality and excellence in theme that all Arrows in the past have had , yet it seems to have a more sophisticated air about it. As a strong brotherhood , the Arrow Staff has worked hard to reach its goal of publishing one of the finest books ever. Their rewards are found in the self- satisfaction they receive when they watch Seneca students relive the memories of the past, via the Arrow. In closing I ' d like to commend everyone on the staff for the creativity, patience , and hard work that they contributed to Arrow ' 72 . Congratulations for a job well-done ! Lonesome Polecat A« ' M iMMaMl iftt ii M— M«Uai»a k««iM, iti|i i«i«.C i«|W iU.6B ' ||ft«tii t , «. ••Mi i«ii

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The Sentinel Staff EDITOR-IN-CHIEF-- BRUCE CECIL EDITORIAL IW NAGER DAN RITCHIE FEATURES EmOR5 BOBBI KATZ.THOMCRII PHOTOGRAPHIC EDITOR ELIOT RUS5MAN CIRCULATION MANAGER: ANNE WENZ STAFF : ' STEVE EDELEN , SIENNA SAER. BETH H£NRv, TOM CAP5HAW, STEVE ML MFaRD , TERRY ADAiR, DARTV [)1LL0N EDDIE THOMAS, 8RENT DAVIDSON, DOOG CRUTCKE ' , WALTER WHlNNERY, ROBERT MODYS MAR YATES. LARRV 6ERMAN , V NDA COLMAuM, STEVE SPERO, SHELLY ZEIOEN , WORPEN PORSEV MANAGING EDITOR- RICK SHUSTER NEW5 EDITORS LCE YATES, JIM 5TAAT5 SPORTS EDITOR - GREG OIX ADVERTlSlWG MANAGER TOM BORWINKLE ADVISER: MiSS BARBARA COMBES The Sentinel Ask any Seneca student what he looks forward to each month - he will answer, The Sentinel! Our school newspaper is an assortment of facts and opinions concerning the latest school activities, news, and top- ics of immediate interest to the student body. Its competent staff of editors, reporters, and photographers compile its pages for publication twice a month. In the past eight years, the Sentinel has earned seven awards, the latest being first place in the Col- umbia Scholastic Press Association Awards. For their outstanding achievements in producing the Sentinel, a newspaper to be proud of, the staff, under the direc- tion of Miss Barbara Combes, deserves recognition. Sponsor, MISS BARBARA COMBES