Seneca High School - Arrow Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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Mr. Craigniyle is a man who takes his job seriously, yet makes it a plea- surable experience for both hijiiself and the people witli whom he works. This is evident, for he is always smiling. Mr. Craigmyle shoulders many re- sponsibilities but this year he had an- otlier one. Adjusting tlie new adminis- tration to Seneca seemed to be his chief concern. He manipulated the student body toward tlie administration in such a subtle way that it did not seem he did anytliing at all. Mr. Craigmyle sits somewhat in the background and never gets the credit for the work he does. Today and forever, we salute you, Mr. Craigmyle. Right On! MR. CRAIGMYLE It is not unusual to attend a Seneca function and see Kathy Aboud . This Seneca Redskin ' s spirit and enthusiasm has been shown all during her years at Seneca. She has shov ' n her support and interest by her attendance at aU of Lone- some ' s football and basketball games. Besides being a dedicated fan, Kathy also excells in her academic life. She is a member of both the Beta Club and the National Honor Society. It is respon sible and sincere people like Kathy who have made Seneca an outstanding High School. So to you, Kathy Aboud, we give a much deserved salute . JIM MEREDITH Jim Meredith is considered by Jiis fellow students as a great all-around guy and his achievements support this. He has served Seneca well. Through his dedication and hard work in R.O.T.C. he has attained the rank of Cadet Cap- tain, is a member and officer of Seneca ' s Rifle Team , and has been awarded a medal from the Bronze Reserve Officer ' s Association of the United States recog- nizing his outstanding achievements in the Arts and Sciences of National De- fense. Seneca Salutes MRS. HARRISON Dedication is the real difference be- tween success and failure and the dedi- cation of Mrs. Harrison is certainly a plus mark for our school. In her past five years at Seneca the enthusiasm and support she has given the cheerleaders is indicative of the dedication to her profession and its involvements with students . Besides sponsoring the Varsity Cheer- leaders , she has in the past served as the Debate Team coach. ' rtiether in- volved with her students or working on extra-curricular projects, her support and encouragement provides a spirit that lasts even after the work is done. So, Mrs. Penny Harrison, Seneca proudly salutes you ! Jim ' s achievements academically are equally as high as those in the R.O.T.C. He ranks eighth in his class of 490 students with a 3.9 point average and is a member of the Beta Club Na- tional Honor Society. He has partici- pated in football, and baseball and has been very active in Testling. Jim is also a member of the Junior Jefferson County Crime Commission. Seneca takes pride in saluting you, Jim Meredith, a friendly, talented, and dedicated person.

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Hi-Q Champion s Travel to Maryland The 1970-71 Hi-Q Team, which traveled to Baltimore, Maryland The Seneca Hi-Q team, under tlie diligent leadership of Mr. Parker, began its fourth season of competition this year, taking top honors locally for twro of the three years which it has been in existence. The realm of competition is a wide one consisting of academic know- ledge, quick recall, and the skill it takes to combine the two. Thus, the members of the team have a great chal- lenge to meet. Last year ' s team went into national competition with a Balti- more team for the honor of meeting a Great Britain team on the Hi-Q battle- field . Although bowing to the Balti- more all-star team, the Seneca Hi-Q team did a job we can well be proud of. MARSHA COLLINS KATY aLBERT Alternate Mr. Parker congratulates Alan Planus on his fine job as Hi-Q captain.

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Hi-O Silver, away! ' Riding high at Bon Air. Where are my training wheels? The pack prepares to embark.