Seneca High School - Arrow Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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Pam Borah waits for the gun . . . , . and she ' s off . . . • J«fc M t . the teammates cheer . . . as she heads for the finish line. Jerri Jutton - a welcome pause. Wow! Another world ' s record!

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Swimming | And Diving Team The 1973 Swimiring and Diving Team . Perfect form . According to one of nature ' s laws, men shall be men and fish shall be fish. Evidently, a few people have not even heard of this sensible reasonsing The members of the Seneca Swim Team , under the supervision of Coach Harbison, appear to be more fish than men. This successful team has one goal, to be the best in the state. In order to attend the state meets held each year at Plantation Country Club, the team must compete against various other school swim teams during the regu- lar season. Our swimmers look forward to the event which gives them op- portunity to prove to friends and family what encouragement and enough practice accomplishes. The Redskins are behind the development of this aquatic sport which of- fers variety to its popular competitors, football and basketball. Let ' s rank Seneca high in all competition. Speed and stamina gain success. Tom McKenzie takes a breather.

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Girls ' Gymnastics The gymnastics team has matured in two years. This year, they were runners-up in the J.C.A .C. meet. Due to the outstanding performance of Judy Steinlage and Sally Walker, the team has also received added praise. These two girls per- form on the balance beam and uneven parallel bars. SUZ Y BRANYON DEVEN STEITZ SCOREBOARD Seneca Opponent Score 77.60 Butler 79.88 73.25 Doss 73.6 5 Moore Compulsory - 4th place J.C.A.C. Optional - 2nd place 65.5 J-Town 54.1 77.5 J-Town 71.2 65.26 Doss 65-56 JUDY STEINLAGE