Seneca High School - Arrow Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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1973 Senior Superlatives Most Likely To Succeed Most Dependable DAWN DAVISON and PHILIP LOGSDON We ' ll do everything that you would do - and more! 1? Most Considerate FREDA NETHERY and LARRY RNEMAN Give me a hand?

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Whether he is diving to another victory in a swim meet, presiding over a Student Council meeting, or par- ticipating in a class discussion, Tom McKenzie has al- ways been an active part of Seneca. Since the beginning of high school, Tom has been involved in Seneca ' s ath- letic program . He has been a member of the swimming and diving team for four years, and has placed first in div- ing in several meets. Tom also played Junior Varsity and Varsity football in the tenth grade and ran track two years. Besides his athletic prowess, Tom has served his class and school in positions of leadership. He was chosen President of the Junior Class, Under his direction, we ac- cumulated the largest treasury of any previous class as we sponsored Football Homecoming and the most successful Junior Class Talent Show in Seneca history. He served on his class Executive Board in the ninth and tenth grade. In his senior year, Tom was elected President of the Student Council. The Council had another very successful year under his guidance. His diligence and hard work have shown his true Redskin spirit. Congratulations to Tom Mc- Kenzie, Mr. Seneca 1973, There is one person at Seneca everybody knows. She is seen at every Seneca game and participates in many school organizations. Every day for lunch she brings a Tab, carrots, and a salad. Her name is Susie Spurlock. Susie has been a Gray-Y and J. V. Cheerleader and on the Varsity cheerleading squad for the past three years. She was treasurer of the Pep Club in her senior year. School spirit and enthusiasm are some of her many attri- butes. For the betterment of the students, Susie has work- ed diligently on the Student Council Executive Board, An- other of her accomplishments is that she not only was sec- retary of her class for one year, but for four years. She is known to be dependable and willing to devote her time for the benefit of her class or her friends. She also helped with and appeared in FUNNY GIRL, the Senior play. Susie possesses a vivacious personality and always wears a smile. Beauty and grace have entitled her to reign as the 1972 Football Homecoming Queen and to be pictur- ed on the 1973 JCL Calendar. One doesn ' t often find such a versatile girl to hold the respectable title of Miss Seneca. Congratulations to Susie!

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Most Sophisticated DIANE KELTY and JOE DEMUTH Only the sophisticates prefer St. Emelien - 1905. Wittiest GAIL LINKER and ROBERT DECKER She just breaks me up! Most Versatile KAREN VEINSTEIN and STEVE JOHN We ' ve got thirty-six expressions.