Seneca High School - Arrow Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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Beta Club Achievement, Character, Leader- ship. These three words form the motto of the Beta Club. Candidates for Beta Club membership are chosen on the basis of their academic achieve- ments. Once initiated as members they must maintain a 3.2 grade aver- age. Besides sponsoring the Aurora, Sen- eca ' s Uterary magazine, the Beta Club initiates new members at its an- nual induction ceremony. At the in- ductions tradition Is continued as the new members receive their Beta Club pin and certificate . This year Leigh Armstrong served as president with Tom Greib - veep; Nancy Garell - sec; and Dave Shipley - treas. A new addition to the Beta Club leadership team is Mrs. Blair, who worked conscientiously as the new Beta Club sponsor. BETA CLUB OFFICERS, L. to R. : David Shipley Tom Grieb - Veep; Nancy Garell - Sec. Treas; Leigh Armstrong - Pres;

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Honors For the Class of 1974, February is a very special and important month. At this time each year, Juniors decide whether or not to take the National Merit Scholarship Test, The seven people from Seneca who became Semi- Finalists last year are to be sal- uted for their fine ' ork. Students who did not quite make the scores of the Semi- Finalists are given Letters of Commendation. They, too, are to be congratulated, 1973 National Merit Semi- Final- ists are: John Edwards, Joe Yates, Dan Ritchie, David Rutledge, Jan Hawley, Philip Logsdon, and Laurie Abner. 1973 Letters of Commendation Winners are: Danny Rothstein and Dale Graham. Danny Rothstein and Dale Graham are to be praised for becoming our 1973 Let- ters of Commendation Winners. NATIONAL MERIT SEMI- FINALISTS are: (from left to right) FRONT ROW: John Edwards, Joe Yates, and Dan Richie, David Rutledge, Jan Hawley, Philip Logsdon, and Laurie Abner,

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Congratulations! You are now a member of the National Beta Club.