Seneca Catholic High School - Trojan Yearbook (Seneca, KS)

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A good tree cannot bring forth evil fruit . . . In the good soil of Christian education our life has had a chance to become a good tree. May it bring forth good fruit. EMMETT BECKER Mutt, Sept. 20, 1931. Am- bition: Electronics: Footba11,3 yrsg Optimist Business Man- ager: Next year's plans: US Navy: Hero in Pampered Darlingg Tenor in Boys' Glee. ILETA BECKER Bugs, Feb. 3, 1932. Ambi- tion: Telephone Operator: Glee 2 yrs: Cheerleader: Fa- vorite pastime: Reading: Next year's plans: Kansas City to work. eniom I 9 In the little town of Seneca Four short years ago There came along a Senior Class The best We'11 ever know. Four short years ago we began our Life with the Trojans. In these following pages, with each Senior face there's a Senior saying Thank you, dear Seneca Catholic! Thank you, Father Albert, Father Michael, Father George. Thank you, Sister Gemma, Sisters Vivina, Pulcheria, Mary Lawrence, Celeste, Hildegardk-:, Mary Faith, and Scholastica for the good days you gave us, And thank you, underclassmenl Life with the Trojans is lovely to remember! WALTER BECKER Wa1t, ' Nov. 10, 1931. Ambi- tion: The priesthood: Foot- ball letterrnan Z yrsg Bas- Pastime: The movies, Next year's plans: College: Father Daly in The Valiant. 8 ketball Z yrs, Glee Z yrs:

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Faculty Members with Triple Duties Parishes all over the United States are fortunate in having good pastors. But Seneca Catholic students have three pastors. They don't just appear on the playground now and then. The church, the classroom, the stage, the athletic field, the sodality party .... every part of our daily school life is the concern and interest of Father Albert, Father George, and Father Michael. Rev. George Spiegelhal- ter, O.S.B. . . . An excellent speake r , an approachable friend, a crusader for school progress, and a religion and sociology teacher whose help was available to everyone-- Father George! Former pro- curator of St. Benedict's Ab- bey, and former Lieutenant Commander in the Navy Air Force, we welcome you, Father. walking over to school. 7 I Rev. Albert Haverkamp, O.S.B .... Executor of the school improvement program, of the new library, of the new home economics laboratory, of the added room space and beautyg coach of the Valiantg pastor of the parish and super- intendent of Seneca Catholic High School. A desire for fi- nesse and an attention to de- tail, patience and interest which have reached into the lives of us all, these are characteristic of Father Al- bert. Rev. Michael Carroll, O.S.B. The six moments of patiently posing for Trojan pictures have been the few static moments Father Nlichael has had in his six years here. It's always the top of the morning when Sene- ca's dynarnic coach, inflexible study hall keeper, and man of few but mighty words comes briskly

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Their patron was Don Bosco Four roses was their flower: Their resolution was to be Ambitious every hour . MAURINE CONLEY Chub, Jan. 22, 1931. Ambition: To keep smiling, Optimist lyrg Pep Squad 43 Pastime: Reading. REGIS ENGELKEN Pete, May 14, 1930. Ambition: RepublicanPresi- dent of the U.S.3 Prologue in Up- per Roomg' Opti- mist Staff: Next year's plans: Un.- decidedg Pastime: Readingwesterns. I FREDA CUNNINGHAM Freda, May 31, 1932. Ambition: Travel: Basket- ball 2 yrs: Opti- mist l yr: Pep C lub 4: ' Ne xt y e a r ' s plans: Telephone Opera- torg Pastime: Reading. GERALD BERGMAN Be r gie , July 27, 1929. Basket- b all lettermang Optimist l yr: Pastime: Sleeping: Ambition: To tra- vel. DOLORES BURDIEK Bo Bo, March 8, 1931. Ambition: Housekeeping: Glee 3 yrs: Favorite pastime: Reading: Next year's plans: Working: Favorite saying, My sakes! KENNETH HALFEN Kenny, Sept. 3, 193 l . Ambition: Well drillerg Glee 1 yr: Optimist l y r 3 Pa s time : Waiting for the bell to ring.