Seneca High School - Arrow Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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Seniors Rick Akam Rick Jones 0m f a V , r «. , : 1A| L Aij - ' - iV r t- L, r f »-£,L, « ». -•■ . -,•■!.: ; V „ SCib. ' Phillip Logsdon JV Cross Country ■«- .:. -iif KNEELING, L. to R. : D. Pinto, D. Weaver, B. Willit, M. Watkins, W. Richardson, K. Larson, B. Nelson. STANDING, L. to R.: D. Waddell, R. Martin, S. Skaggs, T. Garrity, R. Childers, B. Miracle, M. Roberts. SCOREBOARD Seneca Opponents Score 24 Doss 37 22 Eastern 26 30 Jesse Stuart 26 32 U ' aggener 24 43 Trinity 15 Jeffersontown 52 The J. V. Cross Country team also earned a 3-3 won- lost record. In Junior Varsity competition, the younger runners gam the knowledge and experience that will one day allow them to lead the varsity team to success. The team is made up largely of sophomores, and their dedication and ability, along with the capable guidance of Coach Simpson assures us that future success is a certainty.

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Varsity Cross Country KNEELING, L. toR.: K. Johnson, G. King, R. Allen, R. Whitlow, J. Nelson. STANDING: L. toR.: J. Logsdon, R. Jones, P. Logsdon, R. Akam, Coach Simpson. SCOREBOARD Seneca Opponents Score 38 Doss 22 22 Eastern 26 234 New Albany Invitational 43 214 Atherton Invitational 62 48 Jesse Stuart 20 471 Trinity Invitational 71 43 Trinity 32 Jeffersontown 50 25 Waggener 34 Co-captains Rick Akam and Phillip Logsdon. Rebounding from a disappointing sea- son in the fall of 1971, this year ' s cross country team posted a 3-3 won-lost re- cord. The team participated in many invita- tional meets including: DeSales, New Albany, Atherton, Trinity, and the county meet. The new season brought a new coach to the Seneca runners. Mr. Mike Simpson guided the team with the kind of enthusi- asm that every young athlete deserves from his coach. In the regional meet the team placed fourth out of eight teams, but did not qualify for the state meet competition. Senior, Rick Akam qualified individually, however, and placed eighth in the state meet at the CoUings Estate as he record- ed Seneca ' s best two mile time of the season with a 2:57 clocking. Akam also represented Seneca in the Kentucky AAU meet. Only three runners will be lost be- cause of graduation and the fine number of sophomore and junior prospects are sure to make the 1973 season a success. COACH SIMPSON

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The Red And Gold Gang Skins ' em Alive The 1972-73 hardcourt heroes. The 1972-73 Seneca basketball team impressed its fans with fine showmanship under the direction of a new coach, Mr. Tony Carman. Seneca ' s seniors on the team this year include Wayne Cosby. Melvin Evans, Eddie Tillett, Steve Jones, Doran Dunaway, and Jim Doyer . The rest of the team is composed of juniors who are seeing varsity action for the first time. This year ' s team was led by Wayne Cosby who managed to keep a scoring average in the mid -twenties. Besides playing a potent offensive game, Cosby provided an obstinate defense by grabbing many rebounds off the boards. The play caller of the team was Melvin Evans, ' whose effi- ciency and expertise made Seneca a quick team on the court. A versatile player on the floor who played a good offensive and defensive game was Eddie Tillett. With these stars and others, the team compiled a winning season. Teamwork was displayed throughout the season, which enabled Seneca to win. To top off the season, Cosby became Seneca ' s fourth all- time leading scorer. Lonesome looks forward to another successful season of bas- ketball in ' 74! Melvin Evans (14) and Wayne Cosby (41) both made all E.J.C.T. and J.C.I.T.