Seneca High School - Arrow Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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Hall of Fame Seniors are pleased with their production of a I ' st-place 1971 ARROW. Left to right: Nancy Rhodes, Pat Wilson, Hank Bernstein, Sally Demling, Eleanor Flaniken, Audrey Sherskey, Lynn Benda, and Kathy Lee. Peter Conn is a former Redskin who is constantly working for the betterment of our community and home state. For the past several years, Peter has been managing editor of the Jefferson Reporter. Many of his editorials which have appeared in the weekly newspaper have proved critically beneficial to the Louis- ville-Jefferson County area. In 1969, Peter was elected to the state House of Representa- tives seat from the 33rd legislative district on the Democratic Party ticket. During his term he has been an active member of Ken- tucky ' s largest governing body. Lonesome can certainly be proud of the accomplishments of this member of the Class of 1961. Adele Cleaves, class of 1971, represents the United States in international gymnastic competition. Some of Adele ' s past achievements include her participation on the U.S. team in the World Gymnastics Championships in Ljubljana, Yugoslavia. She achieved second place standing for high scorer on the U.S. team, and placed 33rd in world competition. Adele participated against a broader field of gymnasts at the Pan American games, which had entries from both North and South America. She is expected to compete in the Wo rld Olympics, which will be held in 1972. We salute Adele as a true Redskin and wish her success in the future.

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Breakfast and Graduation 439 graduates await their diplomas representing success. The 1971 Senior Breakfast was held in our new gym. A menu of doughnuts, orange juice, and milk was served. Entertainment included the Brother ' s Pride who provided various selections of contemporary music. On the second day of June, 1971, the eleventh graduating class said farewell to Seneca. The goodbye ceremonies took place at Freedom Hall. Guest speaker was Robert Russell, Minister at the Southeast Christian Church. The Chorale was on hand to entertain the audience. As the evening progressed, Mr. Wilson presented a diploma to each senior and the Class of ' 71 became history. Speaker Robert Russell encourages die seniors. Mr. Brov.n diret u ;eiiior£ ill tiieir final songs.

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iJiJJC }||QH SCHOOL O-CL- v— , .o- db o oo The Junior class has made good progress on Success Boule- vard liiis year. With the Executive Board doing the chores that are necessary to create a magnificent Talent Show and sponsor a colorful and enjoyable Basketball Homecoming, the Juniors rate a sound round of applause. The officers deserve credit for their successful idea concerning dues collections with which the class members cooperated smoothly. The Junior Class leaders are President, Tom McKenzie; Vice-President, David May; Treasurer , Cindy Stone; Secretary, Susie Spurlock; Sgt. at Arms, Charlie Walls and Mike Goldring. . C VC Ai, ' , c jZ- i - JUNIORS