Seneca High School - Arrow Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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Chess — Most Progressive Oh, the pain of playing chess! Dr. Sam Fulkerson instructs his students on the best move.

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Redskins ' Year Of Rebuilding The 1972 football season revealed a year of rebuilding indig- enous to teams with a new coaching staff and inexperienced players. Coach Dan Sunberg assumed the head coach position. The acquisition of a new head coach caused anticipation of a suc- cessful season, but the team ' s inexperience proved to be the major opposition to realization of the goal. The departure of the 1971-72 seniors had left a team composed mainly of juniors viTith some seniors and a few sophomores. The season opened with a game at Southern that proved to be a disaster for Seneca. Losses constituted the first few weeks until the Redskins beat Jeffersontown which proved the only win Seneca could muster the entire season. Seneca finished the schedule with a 1-8-1 record that included such formidable foes as Manual, Thomas Jefferson, and Westport. Redskin spirit never slackened as the team contmued to put forth lOOfo effort to keep alive the Redskin tradition of winning. Even though the season ended contrary to what was expected, the coaches and players must be commended for their time and effort. Tradition tells us - For 1973 the only way is UP! COACH DAN SUNDBERG ' 23 flatten the ref on one. The irresistable Seneca offense.