Seneca High School - Arrow Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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Steve Marcum; Wss me? Rick Akam - Seneca miler. Girls ' Track Although the second year for the girls ' track team was not a success, credit must be given them for their superb effort. Having gained a year of essential experience under the capable leadership of Coach Tread- way, there were many standouts for the winning cause. Stars were Julia Ray with the shotput, Yvette Dorsey with the discus, and Elena Brazley in the hurdles. The team is young, so the hard- earned experience will add to their success in the future. TOP ROW, LEFT to RIGHT: J. Ray, Y. Dorsey, T. Simpson, B. Higgins, D. Grahm, P. Randle. BOTTOM ROW: B. Pettway, S. Grahm, S. Dorsey, R. Curry, T. Brazley.

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• f @ 6 i TOP ROW, LEFT to RIGHT: R. Pettway, R. Akam, D. Cook, B. Butler, B. Randle. 2nd ROW: R. Smiley, M. Furnas, M. Ludwig, B. Campbell, W. Brazley, M. Dorsey, R, Witlow. 3rd ROW: G. Holt, M. McClain, K. Kerr, L. Wilson, R. Kushner, T. Cal- vert, J. Hayes, W. Whipperman, D. Beckham. 4th ROW: S. Oiler, D. Gernstein, D. Wixson, W. Watkins, B. Rich, R. Thomas, R, Cameron, J. Wixson, J. Thomas, P. Logsdon, S. Swan. 1971 was a great year for our Seneca cindermen. Our men make running track look easy. But, their skill was the product of many weeks of repetitive action on the practicefield. The fighting Redskins compiled a 10 -2 record, while winning the Eastern district and finishing thiri in AAA Competition. Seneca finished with 53 points, well ahead of Eastern with 32 points. Individual state quali- fiers were Don Cook, Ralph Pettway, and our 880 relay team, con- sisting of Pettway, Holt, Wixson, and Randle. Randle also accom- plished such feats as the high hurdles and the triple jump. In the Flaget Regional, which determined the state winner, Seneca stand- outs were Pettway in the 100 and 220-yard dashes, David Mayer in the shotput. Bill Randle in the 120-yard high hurdles and the triple jump, and of course, our 880 relay team. This team, like many others, did not suffer from graduation, and the young sophomores and juniors coming up through the ranks should add to Seneca ' s success in the future. Hurdles won ' t stop BUI Randle.

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JILL MEEHAN LORI EGGERS JOAN STAUFFER ELAINE KREMER ife A Girls ' Tennis Nets Progress STANDING, LEFT to RIGHT: Miss Richardson, Susan Marshall, Linda Stephens, Joan Stauffer, Debbie Messmer, Kathie Gatton, Sherry Tennant. KNEELING: Elaine Kremer, Karen Bybee, Jill Meehan, Lorene Morey, Lori Eggers. MISSING FROM PICTURE: Lynn Kremer, The 1971 girls ' tennis team was sponsored by Miss Pat Richardson. There were approximately fifteen active members, mth Robin Goldman as captain and Lori Eggers co-captain. The girls worked hard in organizing their team and began practice in April. They played in nvelve matches during the season, and participated in the regional tournament. The tournament repre- sentatives, Jill Meehan in the singles, and Lori Eggers and Elaine Kremer in the doubles, played weU but lost both matches. Miss Richardson confers with the foe.