Seneca High School - Arrow Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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Graduates — Alumni Life seems to be a series of events we cannot wait to attain - plateaus of achievement at which we yearn to advance to the next level. One important plateau is graduation from high school. From this point we preceed our various ways. However, one fact that is irreversible is that we will never again return to being secondary school students - we have now reached that lifelong status called alumnihood. At some time in the future you will return to a reunion of your classmates. Then you will realize, if you haven ' t before that time , that there is quite a bit of truth in that hackneyed old message carried by the words: Old friends are the best friends after all. TODAY ' S GRADUATES ARE TOMORROW ' S ALUMNI ® §© a. Steve Bush, elected president of his class all four high school years, prepares to deliver the Invocation at Commencement . M M rj C 0©f tenter

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pr?NrvH -T J n Hi ll | - H 1 Pgj V . Ti 1 ' I Richard Von Hoose addresses the class of 1972. About 480 graduates await their diplomas representing success. Robert Mazzoli introduces his cousin Ron. The audience dreams and remembers of their graduations. Graduation speaker, Ron Mazzoli, U.S. Senator. 4 ' Mr. Brown directs choral to successful performance.

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