Seneca High School - Arrow Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

Page 164 text:

MIXED CHORUS Seneca ' s Choruses

Page 163 text:

LE CIRCLE DE FRANCAIS The newly organized FYench Club is under the sopliisticated leadership of the French teachers, Miss Davis and Miss Brown. There were such activities as the Interna- tional Dinner and Inter- national Week. Approximately fifteen members of the French Club were also members of the French singing group. The president of the club is Shelly Green. The JCL, under the new sponsorship of Mrs. Williams, got off to a smooth start. The Cal- endar Contest, an annual JCL event, went equally smooth with the coopera- tion of its 34 contestants and their escorts. Each year it also has its annual banquet at which everyone wears the costumes of the ancient Romans. The JCL, each year, is able to give scholar- ships to several seniors. JUNIOR CLASSICUS SOi.TLTAS Guten Tag! (Has Hit- ler invaded?) No! The German Club is just trying to bid you greetings from Room 331 . Members of the German Club learn more, at the bimonthly meetings, about today ' s Germany than what is written in textbooks. Mrs. (Frau) Herren is the sponsor of these industri- ous students. DEUTSCHER VEREIN

Page 165 text:

BEGINNING GIRL ' S CHORUS Lilting tunes, joyful gospels, soft melodies - all these have a place in the repertoire of the Sen- eca Choruses, Our choirs are known for their fine performances at Christmas and in the Spring. Besides being well-rounded musi- cally, these groups present a pleasing picture to the eye with their colorful outfits. The costume of the Chorale is best known, for their red robes and gold sashes have become traditions at Seneca. The Girl ' s Chorus is outfitted in turquoise, chosen for its popularity, to be worn by the girls. New on the scene this year are the cranberry dresses of the Bel Canto. The full length gowns were chosen with formality in mind, as the deep red color is very soft and adds to the feminity of the group. In both song and dress, Seneca has very diversified choirs.