Seneca High School - Arrow Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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Seneca Girls Gymnastics Superb balance leads to success. Judy Steinlage performs to perfection. Seneca ' s female gymnasts. Although gymnastics is a relatively new girls sport in high school, it is becoming popular in the field of athletics. The four events Seneca ' s team participates in are the uneven parallel bars, balance beam, vaulting, and free exercise. Jeannine Steinlage is the only team member that can perform in all four areas. Participa- ting successfully in the Regional meet can Vfin a place in the county competition which can qualify a team or any single member of the team to reach for the State title. Sally Walker masters the parallel bars. Using your head.

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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.

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Senior Intramurals Gain and Maintain Popularity I Fm Eagerness was present as the season began. Byrne shoots over Brewer. Richardson dribbles past Hills. ■ N Senior intramurals provides enjoyment and compe- tition for senior boys interested in playing organized basketball. Sponsored by Coach Swart, eleven teams play every Monday night. With so many teams com- peting for top priority, the action on the court becomes fast and furious. Among the top intramural teams are the Warriors, the Clan, the Black Rockets, and the Meat. Lyons up for a shot.