Seneca High School - Arrow Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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WAYNE EICHERT LEE WILSON PHILLIP LOGSDON Coach Charles Jackson (left) compares strategy on the day of a meet. OPPONENT SENECA Waggener 28 28 Westport 21 40 Iroquois 19 36 Atherton 21 34 Jeffersontown 37 22 Durrett 23 35 Western 22 39 Seneca ' s most outstanding runners for 1971.

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The 1971 Seneca Cross Country Team iff W ?c ' ' ' ' ?vr ■•■• •■■ ' ' ■ «i.- ■■ :■■ ' ' ■.- T Cross Country Set back by graduation, the Cross Country team ended the season with a 1-9 record. Although not of champion- ship calibre, the squad still finished sixth in the district. While the team didn ' t qualify for the State, Rick Akam did and he finished with a very promising 11th place. With the runners that are return- ing and with the capable supervision of Coach Jackson, the team has great odds of improving their records. FRED SMOCK JOHN THOMAS RONNIE ALLEN

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Fencers Stick in There The art of fencing has increased in popularity this year among junior and senior high students. After completing a series of lessons instructed by Monsieur Coeur, the fencers join the team and participate in competition. In the fall, Seneca ' s fencing team beat Doss High School by a score of 3-2. The Seneca fencing team successfully sponsored a na- tional competition in December. It was attended by students from many states and proved to be a successful money-mak- ing project. Officers, sponsor, and instructor. The Redskin Fencing team.