Seneca High School - Arrow Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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MR. WATKINS MR. TREADWAY MR. BRANSTETTER SERGEANT CONRAD COLONEL COOL GEORGE WATKINS Ky. State - B.S. Industrial Arts LARRY BRANSTETTER Eastern - B.S. Drivers Educ. BILL TREADWAY Drivers Educ. COL. COOL Montana St. - B.A . M.C.J.R.O.T.C. Cadet Club SGT. RICHARD CONRAD M.C.J.R.O.T.C. Rifle Team BRUCE TAYLOR U. of L. - A.B. U. of K. - M.A. Special Educ. JERRY TAYLOR Clemson - B.A . Catlierine Spaulding - M.A. Special Educ. Mr. Bruce Taylor and Mr. Jerry Taylor confer.

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MRS. THORNBERRY JANET THORNBERRY U. of K. - B.A., M.A. Business BEVERLY SULLIVAN Indiana - B.S. Economics, Business Law, Shorthand, Typing BETTY TURPIN Georgetown - B.A . Notehand , Typing, Recordkeeping F.B.L.A. PATRICIA MINTON U. of K. - A.B. Typing GLADYS LOCKHART M.S.C.W. - B.S. U. of L. - M.A.T. Business PAM SPEARS U. of K. - B.A. Typing, General Business NANCY SWAIN Western - B.S. Typing SAM CHANDLER Eastern - B.S. Bus. Law, Bus. Math DONNA LACY Western - B.S. , M.A. Business Ed. RONALD RILEY Murray - B.S. Drafting DONNA TAURMAN Western - B.S. , M.A. Shorthand ANN HARDIN U. of L. - B.S. U. of K. - M.S. Home Ec. F.H.A. LAVON SCHUBLF Western - B.S. Home Ed. F.H.A. (From 1. to r.) BACK ROW; Mrs. Sullivan, Miss Turpin, Mrs. Minton. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Lockhart, Miss Spears. STANDING: Miss Swain. PJ l MR. CHANDLER MR. RILEY (From 1. to r.) Mrs. Hardin, Mrs. Schuble.

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Class of 1961 Reunion From left to right: Mrs. K. B. Farmer; Bill Lawrence - Master of Ceremonies and Alumni President; Ann Lawrence; Mr. K. B. Farmer - special guest; Lee and Charlan Horan. Rayna Waldman Issacs; Allan and Phyllis Turk Goldberg; Beverly Goldsmith Kramer. I have wondered what they are doing; I have wondered where they are. I would like to see if those first Redskins have traveled very far . . . so . . . On the evening of November 26th, I dropped by the Marriott Inn and spent a few hours visiting with 200 members and spouses of our first graduating class of 1961. They came from as far as New Jersey and Texas, with children from two weeks to eleven years old. The evening was delightful from the cocktail party at 6;00 (through) the buffet dinner and until the last parting good- bye about 1:30 a.m. Mr. Farmer, our first tribal chieftain, reminisced with us all about events of the past. It is nice to know that so many of our earliest tribe still keep the spirit of Seneca a living tradition. LONESOME Marsha and Bruce Hall reminiscing with Barbara and Richard Doll. Pat Richardson, what is that?