Seneca High School - Arrow Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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Evy Abell banks in two points. Girls ' Basketball Girls playing basketball? They do it at Seneca! For the first time in two years, Seneca had a girls basketball team. The team finished the season with an outstanding 11-2 record, placing them 2nd in the league. The team consists of 17 girls, with N4ary Abell as captain and Pam Young as co-cap- tain. Their coach is Miss Sue Owen. Evy Abell was the lead- ing scorer with Mary Abell as the leading rebounder. With such Abell personnel, Seneca can look forward to a bright fu- ture for girls basketball. idMj TOP ROW, L TOR: Miss Owen; M. Abell; E. Abell; P. Kopey; M. Warren; D. Taul; P. Young; and V. Ball. BOTTOM, L TO R; J. Hodge; M. McQuade; P. Chandler; L. Meers; S. DeGaris; K. Murphy; R. Williams; M. McKenzie. Pam Young eyes the free throw. Seneca Opponent Scor 50 Butler 48 37 Moore 35 40 Ballard 32 36 Doss 41 63 Stuart 9 35 Oldham County 20 50 J-town 33 28 Western 38 26 P.R.P. 23 46 Westport 40 35 Fairdale 32 48 Eastern 22 35 Waggener 24

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The J. V. and Freshman Basketball teams were both under new supervision this year. Coach Moore coached the Jayvees and Coach Bolus is head of the Freshmen. The J. V. season was rough. After a slow start they began to show how Redskins play basketball. On the other hand, the Freshmen were playing winning basketball from the start. The Freshmen won the Durrett Invitational to prove that the Red- skins are the best. Coaches Moore and Bolus are looking forward to successful seasons next year because of the outstand- ing young braves. The 1972-73 Freshman Basketball Team. JV And Freshman Basketball The 1972-73 J. V. Basketball team.

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QUEEN - JACKIE HARRIS and escort Victor Anderson PRINCESS - KIM BAILEY and escort Greg Reinhardt 1973 Homecoming As the night of Feb. 9 arrived, there was an indescribable air of excitement. With Seneca ' s winning record, it was presumed that the team would win, especially on Home- coming night. Adding to this spectacle was a good half-time show provided by the Drill Corps, and the ROTC, as the traditional Homecoming court was named. Jackie Harris was crowned queen and Kim Bailey crowned princess, with each receiving a bou- quet of roses. The final event of the night was the dance that followed the game with entertainment provided by Shag fl.ff!