Seneca High School - Arrow Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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Stars and stripes suit Peggy Phillips.

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The crowd looks on as Charlie Denny takes the stage. ' The Style Show Takes Shape In May a very special event took place in the old gym in preparation for upcoming Senior activities. It was a Spring Fashion Show sponsored by Kingsley Walker Florists , in conjunction with several clothing stores in the Oxmoor Center. The entire show was co-ordinated by Mr. Chuck Franklin, the manager of Kingsley Walker Florists, and Seneca Senior Tyson WilUams. Mr. Franklin prepared and presented the fashion show for the purpose of showing the juniors and seniors what was going to be the in thing in fashion for the Prom and the Breakfast. Seneca seniors modeled sever- al stunning outfits from many well-known stores. The scene was full of Hot Pants and the latest thing in formal wear. With the conclusion of the show, there was a general consensus that ihe style show was a success, and should be made an annual event. Was Cathy Goldstein ' s outfit made by Betsy Ross?

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Opening Kickoff The Drill Corps bids the Redskins Good Luck! Redskin football ' 71 was finally beginning, and electricity filled the air as the team showed they were ready for Southern. With a large crowd, an array of spirited Cheerleaders, and good coach- ing behind them, the team had to fight a surpris- ingly tough Trojan team, and a 6-0 deficit at the half to pull out win number one . The heavUy favored Redskins needed a touchdown on a fumble recovery by Greg Dix and great second efforts and third efforts om fullback Gary Brewer on the point after attempt to save the victory . Pride was the factor as the team overcame a slow start and hung on in the waning moments to post the first of many victories and to launch a winning season once again. Welcome to opening game 1971. Touchdown, without a question! The Red and Gold marches on.