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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1950 volume:

A Q I O K5 bl h d By V E sEN1o CLASS J gh S h ef My IH THE VISIUH Uf BUD Uf THIS BUUKS SIURU Chapter Chapter Chapter Chapter C hapte r C hapte r UUIHE lUlTH US FUR In the splendor of God s presence we live In God s world for He made t The sea is His and the mountains and the little towns in the valleys Under His sky where the clouds rest against clear blue by day andcool blackness by night In His world where roads wind home wind homeward too through the dark and the day of Life In the Llght of Faith with the joyous step of Hope seeking His Face to worship we walk Hungering for His Truth and long1ng to give his Cause our Lov ing Service For He is a God of .Toy and to serve Him is glory our Wonderfulworld we Walk for He made it and it is beautiful In the midst of all earth s agony of heart today we walk in Peace Knowing that one choice of evil in our souls is more terrible Than ten Red Armies marching by night Knowing Christ conquers and that His Life is eternal Faith C onfidence W or shlp Aspiration Loving Service Joy L ' l . . . . ' Z . . ' 3 . . ' 4 . . ' ' ' 5 . . ' ' X 6 . . 7 1 1 1 i . . . . . . , . . ward like ribbons in sunlight and starlight, . .Where man's footsteps ' ' ,. . . ' ' ' . . .In 2 a s UHHPTERI This is the victory which overcomes the World--our Faith! Here in a little town where the steeple of Sts Pet- er and Paul church is the high- est point, we have learnedof the beauty of Life--of the gladness of God Ibeheve InGod the Father Almighty Creator of heaven and earth And in Jesus Chrlst His only Son our Lord The light of His eternal glory has been shed upon our school days And with radiance It extends beyond our graduation night For our Faith our school was built Our teachers to 1ts glory dedicated their lives And in 1ts brightness we shall walk through the shadows of life Triumphant because We believe and We will serve The wisdom of God unfolds to man through the study of science music literature Here to venerable Seneca Catholic where the Iron Stairs thread together the days of joy and endeavor we came as fresh men in a golden September 1946 A monument to the faith of the pioneers Seneca Catholic reminds us as we leave xnMayt1me that Falth in God will guide us unerrxngly to Peace WITH HIS SHIHTS FUHEVER by . Q W . M F A1- bert taught informer years sang his requiem. Here the choir listens to the singing of the gospel. As one student wrote, 'When the choir sang for his requiem, it seemed to me that Father Albert was singing with them. by W l WW 'MJ High school boys and alumni embers a Fatherhad great devotion to Our Lady of Fatima and had worked untiringly to make it a parish devotion in the interest of world peace. On the day of his requiem, high school girls ask Our Lady to keep him safe in her home of peace and glory. Our Lady of Fatima, ob- tain peace for the world, and light eternal for the pastor who loved us and you. May his devotion to you remainwith us and help us to meet you and your Son as he metyou, after a life given for Christ and your other child- ren. lllE DEUICHTE We might have forgotten about the splendor of God. . .we might have let our ideas about it stay only in the Ideal World. . .except that one beau- tiful September day this year, our best friend and leader quietly put aside his work and walked out of the glory of autumn into the unclouded Vision of God. Father Albert Haver- kamp,O.S.B.,amanwho loved earth's common beauties and who had lived 55 years in the consciousness of God's presence, went to His reward September 30, 1949. And so we dedicate our 1950 Trojan to you, Father Al- bert. Pastor of Seneca for two years, executor of the school's improvement program, lover of singing and praying, you left us an example to follow and a memory to love. Always as we turn the pages of this book we shall re- member the vibrancy of your voice as you sang the Preface, andthe kindliness of your smile on the playground. We shall remember how you made our old school a place of beauty, as you painted walls and ceilings on hot days, installed new light fixtures and Venetian blinds, equipped a library, and dreamed of a new school. We shall remember your thirst for beauty as you directed THE UPPER ROOM, THE VAL.- IANT, and started the parish Holy Hour that man might taste more deeply of God. And we shall rejoice that you are wait- ing for us now in the beauty which 'eye hath not seen, nor ear heard. 5 ii if THHT IH Hll THINGS HUD IHHU BE GLUHIHEU S1ster Slster Sxster Slste r Slster S1ste r ? W LL. ALWAYS REMEMBER Gemma OS B Prlnclpal I-nstory Rehglon Semor Sponsor LOUISE O S B Commercxal SOCIHI Studles Sodahty Moderator Celeste O S B Home Economlcs R611g1Of1 Government Sophomore Sponsor Pulchema O S Sc1ence and Mathematlcs Rehglon .Tunlor Sponsor Hlldegarde OS B Latln Enghsh I..1brar1an Mary Falth O S B Engllsh Rehglon Freshman Sponsor 6 IIUIIJIIIII US UII III IHE VISIIIII Father Edmund zealous prle st hard worker fr1end w1th a twinkle 1n h1s eye and a falth wh1ch makes all hard things easy From a large parxsh ln Burlmg ton Iowa Father Edmund came to Sen eca1astOctober The needs of Seneca s 500 famllxes of Seneca Cathohc s Stu dent body and of a new home for an other Iron Stalrs fell on capable should ers when God sent the pastor w1th the ploneer heart and gemal courage to Seneca '-0 REV EDMU SB Father George 'Rehgxon and soc1o1ogy teach Father found txrne and energy to promote student gatherlngs last fall We 11 not forget the clrcle around the campflre the burnt we1ners the songs and the fun' If St Bened1ct s Abbey had ten Father Mlch ae1Carrol1 s SCH would like to have all of them A smlle that brightens any mornlng a way that makes breathless any study hour a sportsman shlp that upholds SCH s athletlc program these are some of God s glfts to Seneca through Father M1chae1' 7 16150 6 A v I .3-3, P CUHFIUEHCE Anyone on a wlnrung sxde can walk wlth buoyant step Because we be 11eve we hope as we hne up wlth Christ Who re1gns Who conquers Who commands And when the dust of ages has cleared away and those who would not know Hxm Are worn 1nscr1pt1ons on forgotten monu ments He w11l relgn ln glory and we who love Hxrn l1ve 1n Peace ln two short weeks the grey gown and the dlploma The class song the goodbyes The lovely unforgettable ceremon1es whlch people smlle over and love When the years have passed and the graduatlon plcture has become someone else In two weeks we go mto a sllghtly dlfferent world Wlth God sbless1ng and our consecratlon to Mary Into Jobs college, homernaklng. Into a world always on the edge of that chmax whxch began mheaven. . .WhenM1chaeldrewthe shmlng sword and dark ness fell out of God's slght forever. . .Thank God for the cha1lenge,. . . Thank God for the shlmng hope wlth whlch we leave Seneca Cathohc Hlgh. . . We look for the l1fe of the World to come. 8 I 9.7. 0 : 4' W 'ff' 'A 1' ' , A V Z: ,gl . sk' A-:Q 9 A ,, ' - . 7' xl K1 0 H V 2 A . A - X X E I Q 1 , i T .,f 'fi + l l F3 ' U - Q .,--- ' nf- 'K N U, 111 1 I-J nfl? 1,0 ' , I .. 3 ? A 'wi ETHEL SCOTT BIRTHDAY OCT D I932 SENIO CLASS SECRETARY GLEE CLUB 2 YRS AMBITION UNDECIDED NEXT YEAR'S PLANS WORK IN TOPEKA SEHIUHS 1950 JEAN ROONEY BIRTHDAY APRIL 2l 1932 GLEE YRS , PEP CLUB 1+ SENIOR CLA S PRESIDENT AMBITION NURSE NExT YEARIS PLANS NURSES' TRAINING DAVID LAUER 'DAVE BIRTHDAY Nov 21 l932 CLASS TREASURER SENIOR BOYS GLEE CLUB F OTBALL LETTERMAN AMBITION TO N HIS OWN MI NEXT YEARIS PLANS WORK ALICE BOEDING BIRTHDAY Nov 23 l932 SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT YEARBOOK Co ED ITOR OPTIMIST STAFF AMBITION DIETETICS NEXT YEAR'S PLANS CULLEGE RLMI HAVERKAMP IDENT OF FFA SENIOR YEAR FOOT BALL N YRS AMBITION MILLIONAIRE NEXT YEAR'S PLANS FARMINC JOAN ENNLKING IRTHDAY Nov 1932 GLEE 2 YRS EP CLUB ANDITION N DECIDED NEXT YEARIS PLANS STEN OCRAPHY 9 V, , I ll Q I . - . , g R - . , g I -S I , - 5 U 5 - - . ow NTS - 0 , 3 - , - - , 3 ' I - ' , S 3 . , S I ' I BIRTHDAY-FED. 27, I933g PRES- , S ' -S - I , B - . 8, 3 3 'ill -: P 9 -U - 5 - - JOSEPH ALTENHOFEN JOE BIRTHDAY MARCH EO I932 SENIOR BOYS GLEE CLUB, AYBITION UNDE CIDED NEXT YEAR'S PLANS KANSAS CITY KANSAS BETTY RETTELE BIRTHDAY FEB N 1932 TROJAN UEEN GLEE M YEARS AMBITION LAWYER NEXT YEARIS PLANS SCHOOL REGIS BOEDING BUTCH BIRTHDAY-JUNE I5 1932- SMOOTH TROJAN FORWARD FOOTBALL N YRS.Q AMBITION-TO CATCH lu POUND RAIN- BOW TROUTQ NEXT YEARIS PLANS-TO DO SOMETHING wORTHwHILE NORMA ENNEKING BIRTHDAY, MARCH 17, 19325 GL55 CLUB 2 YEARSQ ANBITION-NOT TOO MUCH WORKQ NEXT YEAR'5 PLANS' WORK IN THE CITY- 10 NE W JOAN HONEYMAN HJONE BIRTHDAY SEPTEMBER I CHEERLEADER IQH8 l9U9 PEP CLUB YEA S AMBITION UNDECIDED NEXT YEAR'S PLANS KANSAS CITY LEON DULTMEIER 'DULT BIRTHDAY APRIL I6 l932 FOOT BALL M YRS.' AMBITION-UNDECIDED' NEXT YEAR'S PLANS RETIRE. 1- DORIS JOHNSON IRTHDAY Nov I7 lj32 GLEE CLUB 3 YRS PEP CLUD U YRS EP UB PRESIDENT H O LYDIA LUCKEROTH LYT BIRTHDAY MARCH IU l932 GLEE UB I YE R BI ION o E SUCCESS NEXT YEARIS PLANS COL LEGE GEARLD ENGELKEN, 'PETE BIRTHDAY MARCH 3 l932 FATHER ALBERT'S GLEE CLUB TRACK ODALITY 5EC'Y MC N9 OPTINI THE NEw YORK GIANTS NEXT YEAR'S PLANS SEE THE WORLD MYRTLE FANGMAN 'MYRT BIRTHDAY APRIL 26 l932 GLEE 3 YRS PEP CLUD U YRS ANSITIDN UNDECIDED NEXT YEAR'S PLANS COLLEGE FRANKLIN HUERTER HFRANKIEH BIRTHDAY MARTH I5 I932 GLEE CLUB 2 YRS ATHLETICS 3 YRS A DITIDN To BE A SUCCESS NE T YEARIS PLANS WORK MARILYN HIEDEMAN BIRTHDAY APRIL 2 I932 CHEER LEADER 'UC 9 PEP CLUB 3 YRS GLEE CLUB 3 YRS AMBITION UNDE CIDED NEXT YEAR'S PLANS KANSAS CITY 11 M3Nm Z ,I 'Aw I QQMU I II I B - . , I 5 - , s I ., ., , 3-U5 P CL , H 9-5 up S . '- g ST AM5lTl0N-NURSE- EDITDRQ ANDITIDN-PLAY BALL WITH I I I1 I - , 3 -, .5 - II u ' - 7 n 0 ' , 9 CL A 3 AM T -T E A 3 - - Q , ' , S ., 4 M - 3 X - Q' 3 - I ll , . , .5 - - S ' ' .gl 'Q' REGIS WICHMAN, FRITZ PETRONELLA LUEB BIRTHDAY JULY 23 l932 FOOT BIRTHDAY MARCH 20 1932 GLEE BALL 3 YRS TRACK YRS CLUB 3 YRS AMBITION NOT YET T N MILLIONAIRE, NE DECIDED NEXT YEARIS pLAN5 GO YEAR'S PLANS HAVE A TRUCK LINE TO ATCHISON ALICE OTTING BIRTHDAY MAY 9 I932 AMDITIDN AIR HOSTESS NEXT YEARIS PLANS WORK WILLIAM STRATHMAN BILL BIRTHDAY DEcw 28 I932 BAS KETDALL N YRS FOOTBALL M YRS SODALITY PREFEQT U9 50 AMBITION WRITE AND ILLUSTRATE BOOKS NEXT YEARIS PLANS UNDECIDED MARILYN MATTHEWSON BIRTHDAY MARCH 8 1932 GLEE UB I YR PRES JUNIOR CLASS AMBITION NURSE N XT YEAR'S PLANS MARYMOUNT CULLEGE FRANCIS MARTIN, HMARTINH FOOTBALL 2 YRS.5 AMBITION-TO HAVE A LIFE OF LEISUREQ NEXT YEARIS PLANS-SEE THE WORLD. 12 AUDREY WICHMAN IRTHDAY DEC 9 I932 GLEE CLUB 3 YRS PEP M RS AMBITION To TRAVEL NEXT YEAR'S PLANS UNDECIDED PATRICIA SMITH PAT IRTHDAY AUG 6 1932 GLEE CLUB 2 YRS PEP LLUE U YRS AMBITION-HAVE A COLUMN ON ADVICE FOR LOVELORN' NfxT YEARIS PLANS- 3 WORK IN ATCHISON. DAVID KOELZER 'DAVE BIRTHDAY DEC 29 I93I FooT BALL LETTERNAN IH9 AMBITION R LICVE TRUMAN or HIS DUTI S NEXT YEAR'S PLANS UNDECIDED JOAN SACK Jo' BIRTHDAY JUNE 2 l932 GLEE CLUB U YRS EP CLUB M Y S MBITION To BE NURSE NEXT YEARIS PLANS NURSES TRAINING WAYNE MATHEWSON . . A - Al R THE VALIANTH' AMBITION-MAYOR or NEW YORK' NEXT YEARIS PLANS - LooK OVER NEW YORK. HERMINA MUETING BIRTHDAY-AUG. 6, l932g GLEE CLUB 2 YRS.Q AMBITION-TO BE A NURSEQ NEXT YEAR'S PLANS-NURSEIS TRAINING. 13 LINUS RONNEBAUM 'BURR MARY STUKE RUGGED TROJAN LINEMAN AMBI BIRTHDAY JUNE 26 1932 GLEE T ON To WORK HARD ALL H S L E CL-U13 1-I YRS PEP CI-U5 I+ YRS NEXT YEAR75 PLANS TO HELP BUILD AMBITION SEE THE WORLD, NEXT THE NEW SCHOOL YEAR'S PLANS UNDECIDED SHIRLEY WINTERSCHEIDT BIRTHDAY FEBRUARY 21 I932 AMBITION STUDY PSYCHOUbGY PEP CLUB PRESIDErT M8 U9 PEP CLUB U YRS GLEE 2 YRS TREAS JUNIOR CLASS NEXT YEAR'S PLANS COLLEGE. ESTHER USHER, HUSHH BIRTHDAY-OCTOBER I2, I932: ANBITION-GET MARRIEDQ NEXT YEAR'S PLANS-L1vE HAPPILY. EILEEN OLBERDING BIRTHDAY-NOV. ZM, l932g GLEE CLUB 3 YRS., PEP CLUB 3 YRSJ AMBITION-SEE THE WORLDQ NEXT YEARIS PLANS-WORK. 14 EDITH MAE OLBERDING BIRTHDAY-APRIL IS, l932g GLEE CLUB 3 YRS.Q AMBITION'UNDECIDEDQ NEXT YEARIS PLANS-WORK. li? 411' ELAINE SACK BIRTHDAY A RIL I6 I932 GLEE CLUB 2 YRS AMBITION UNDECIDED NEXT Y AR'S PLANS BE HAPPY GLADYS ROTTINGHAUS, 'GLADIE BIRTHDAY MAY 23 1932 GLEE CLUB 2 YRS U YRS GIRLS' BASKET BALL AIBITION YEAR'S PLANS COLLEGE H USEwIEE NE T is EDITH WIDMAN EDIE IRTHDAY Nov I932 GLEE CLUB 2 YRS BASKETBALL I YEAR AMBITION COLLEGE NEXT YEAR'S PLANS NOT DECIDED l Illllll IUHII THE PHGE Now you have met the Seruors, the class w1th rn emorles, Joys,and sorrows too We leave old S C H w1th a srrnle m1xed w1th a tears In the next few a few p ges you w1ll meet the underclassmen who have helped to g1Ve us an exc1t1n g and lnterestmng school hfe I5 S0 PRUUIHU HIE GIVE UUU--THE JUIIIUHS! ' Poets, Optimist campaign workers, shrewd business people managing the con- y ' cessions at the football and basketball is ns' games -- game little brothers and sisterS ,kg N:- il W -- the Juniors! H227 WJ x is Eve lyne Strathman i' Donald Buser 18 Margy Henry 0 fr 'csv' R1ta Kreme r ML, Kenneth Conley Margaret l..ueb not-'UV FN 3 ,rbwgf .4- Bernard Floersch s....a Eugene Lackey Clarence Burdick Al Boeding Elda Mae Philhps 16 Pat Becker Linus Have rkamp 'fs 'HM Eleanor Gress Barbara Koehler g--Jr Ioan Heideman .lean Ann Madden vi' Y 4 Art Tangeman George Gress I. y 1 3 no L' Q Y.-s 1 i 6 Q9 . 3 :gift SA g '59 1.9 y K4 I V ,io I in f i I l ' '1 . Q I, M f vr-t 1 v g a i . ' 7 ' ix .J i ! .' -Q I Y I .3 I IJ ki- g J Yxarfpr' A ,' .f-:wt x PHUIH PLHIIHERS UPTIHIIST IIHITIPHIGII UIIHHEHS fkff ARALINE WICHMAN SECRETARY T' CLH Uf 51 Second semester Optlmlst editors foot ball and basketball players most avld pat rons of the hbrary these thlrty exght Jun ' ina 101'S LoLA VOLTKAMP TREASURER ARLEN HENRY DOROTHY O'TO0LE 41 ' 'Qi Q NORMA BECRER TERESA HENRY ag 'Il MARY Lou LUEB LEO CREvlER GRACE DuLTMEnER 36- MARY GRACE GUDENKAUF MARY ANN ENGELKEN 'Tb li' ESTER MEYER R, --1' KENNETH ALTENHOFEN MARLENE HAUG ALBERTA SUENEBERG MARY ANN KUSSMAN 17 TA SACK WALTER ROTTINGHAUS LAVERNE LIERZ SS ' A , a . ' j ?Y f-v - . ' ' 1 -A L is K, K f if fl - .554 A A m v --A lk Y I g 2 L ' 'Q Q A 5' A 1 R A 4 Q .L S A A - ' .R I x ' 65 1 Q . , 4 , AI- ls 1 L I A 'l 5 ' , sk N - wk? ' e 4, C .Tack Luebbe begins the year s chmb on that brlght September mormng The Ch11dChr1stwe1comes sophs too' 1 A BILL SMIRL PATRICIA MADDEN I ELMER MUETING 'D B if--p VINTERSCHEIDT MARY Lou LUCKEROTH Jznnv Houtvnnu Don SPIELMAN FRIEHDUI HS SUNSHINE DIANE MEALY JERRY HUERTER TREASURER SECRETARY QI? Huw GERALDINE WICHMAN DONALD WIDMAN NORENE SUENEBERG CONNIE MAXINK GUDENKAUF 'I ELDON OLBERDING DIANE STRATHMAN BILL KUCKELMAN PAUL SHAUGHNESSY LAURA MAE FENTON MARLENE KAVERKAMP 5 . f 1' aff E L',f' ymv' ,Jiri , I tl' 6.4! V A 3 ii :arf KSV iirls , J' 7 N A , A ...V mg! L ' f f Qi , f A ,. It Q4 '-ff ' fi if 5 , ' I :ggi Qgilfl ,,,. K HAUG f . W: Q K- 1 if ' k I LU ? I I ff I, . s Bo 5, 1,7 E!! , . -f I W, jf A , I If E, A 0 W I' f 'I ff I E F A kzrfiz ! g? 4 V All' I' 'fug .D ' I 18 The ClHSS 0f'52 in JIM BROXTERMAN PRESIDENT ELMER TANKING Eh-1 AL ROBKE IRENE OLBERDING flu Sd' PHYLLIS WOLTKANP PAT ROONEY EUGENE HICKMAN A MARY JANE WEMPE VICE PRESIDENT N-17 HUBERT LAQKEY -9' DON HUERTER Conn1e s father Mr I-Iaug smxhngly rlsks h1S hfe by buylng a tlcket to the ch111 supper from .Terry Huerter and Geraldxne W1chman The soph omores earned more than a hundred dollars for the new school equlpment with the1r maglc ch111 frgr' BILL LUEB Q JANE KOELZER 'gr Louls WICHMAN JANICE KOELZER JEANIE KoNGs 517' DOROTHY LORSON 'GIF' JACK LUEBBE GEORGINA NoLTE PATRICIA CECIL LUKENS HENRY I S is ' ' I +I 'iv Vi-J AI.f Q fu 'fa R QR, IA! I V T gui! fo If d ? I?-E' .S QM. ,J Q xl .I af ,-I ff I A 'fa d rw Lf' G n Y I : x ,xrd A v lsdfa ' I V. If I -gl K If , ,':' 5-1 Q 1- 1, -ri. I Y I I df ,QI ' 3 , . . ,, 1 -A Y' Hifi IIL1 EUGENE FLOERSCH ALICE MAE GROLLMES PRESIDENT SECRETARY STEERING EUR THE STHHS MARY WYERS 17 ROPER HUERTER ru f' CLARA WEMPE vi-'gr 1' Q if MARILYN WICHMAN DONNIE LAUER MARY ANN ROBNE R J ,.... I , T517 I 5 'J ' , , I B05 SACK JANE VOLTKAMP LEONARD UPHAUS ONA woLTxAMv CARL HENRY JOAN ROTTINGHAUS BUD BUSER B I E ff ' Eg ' F5 I ,,,, Q I A I E :E , ,W i 3 'E -T ' Eh 'E ' an I' ,Hr 1 'E' ' , ' 2 ' ' A 4 f :H I , Q ff, JUDY 'BUSER MILTON HAuGsNEss ARLENE HJETING PAUL O'TooI.E MARIA GUDENKAUF REGIs KRAMER gums GUDENKAUF Z0 IE Ml Ill! u'.'A'I3l'l 9 LYLE STRATHMAN JOAN HENRY ' VscE-PRESIDENT TREASURER The FRESHIHHH . - CLHSS llf'53 'B' , . -. ,',,X , I - W .M 5 , Spy, FREDDY HEIDEMAN i . MARGY BECKER .-.K M fp: -.. .. Y -9 f' f F I wi? K A .JR waxy ,kg'W h xv A A X -J' W K WILBUR BURDICK P' 1 - A ,,x w A. A, 'Elf' DONNA JEAN LEONARD BUSER GLADYS MAE BURDICK MA'rHEwsoN 3 . was .. 'E ? fi! in A f A A , -3- W f eff? Q . . ' f r ff x . V E '30 av' 1 4. K4 JIM LUEB AUDREY DETERS DANNY HENRY CAROLYN KUCRELMANJERRY HAVERKAMPMARCEIL RETHMAN BUIZY FANGMAN is Q R S 'S , - , V . 5 f ' 1 F' ' y K 1 I - 1 ' MARILYN ROCHEL DON DONALDSON BARBARA MARY Lou SHIRLEY LEO BECKER AUDREY BROXTERMAN RONNEBAUM RONNEBAUM SHAUGHNESSY Z1 nugk f I-fr, . HIUIHEHTS TUGETHEH ' IUEHEIVT THEN FUH? PLoTTINc THE PRESHMAN INITIATION IS ONE or THE FIRST Jovs or THE SENIOR. HERE MYRTLE FANGMAN, MARILYN HEIDEMAN, JEAN ROONEY, PATTY SMITH, JOAN HONEYMAN, SHIRLEY WKNTERSCHEIDT MAKE PLANS WHILE FRESHMEN IN THE BACKGROUND LOOK ON SUSPICIOUSLY- FRESHIES AND SOPHOMORES GATHER AT NOON HOUR To sINo. THE SPORTS PAGE GETS THE oNcE ovER. REGIS BORD- ING, STANDING, COMPARES THE OPTIMIST VRITEUPS WITH THE STAR's STYLE. FELLow CRITICS ARE REGIS WICH' MAN, JACK FANGMAN, PETE ENGELKEN AND FRANKLIN HUERTER. Z2 BAZAAR MOMENTI LIBRARY SMILEI LoLA WOLTKAMP CHECKS A Boox TO BILL LUEB. 1 ' , - I-ICN ly 3 o Chapter 3 IUURSHIP 4 1 X., A fx I-31 'Bmw 6 LAUDP3 E ,fv Slng ye to the Lord with joy' The strlfe and sorrows 1n our world today F1nd the old church founded upon a rock Still saylng Slng ye w1th Joy' For there IS hunger 1n our world As people starve for food for Free dom As llttle children dle for want of beauty But deepesthungerxnourworld 1s need of the Eternal u mamtyyearmng not to rule or even feast Yearnxng to kneel and rest lts tortured heart ln God 23 X 0 Y ' A I O O I .Seneca Catholic High School, Seneca, Kansas Friday, October 7, 1949 Price Teh Cents Catholic Sings At Solemn Requiem Jved Pastor and Superintender-+ iels conduct you two year: had W0l'k9d 8Y1d Pfav' - and shared with Sens lay the -martyls Father Minis our coming. ,M . school Y0iCP' , P' ... .seep vigil in the solemn week-end of pray- , B the er and reverence paid by the parish we I V -H H ng u on him to its kind and prayerful pastor, mi fd' P Seneca Catholic student joined. fnoltly befor? noon had not pre- Freshmen and so homore ke t ...io for vented his singing the Requiem ' P S P Bernard Flc titlc of this. J sophomores wi memory of Fai Bernard's: Good F One thing about Father he sang. He pu in his singing, from the bottt secmcd that sir ite way of te didn't make ai he was, at the or at a fzatherii flont swimzing get everyone tr ture his singing angels now. To me Fathc mild person v getting fame f ber best last C we had finishe Offertory oft ann, Shirley . home. Father l the church to which had just a small crate porch, called the crate gave fruit. lt was and he should mayLEQHEElsillalilsiiigleiiiuslifnim Father Albers Hsverksmp, O.S.B., whose kindly familiar pr' for himself, bl and loving zeal for God, his country, his people, and his see how pink i Rooney. remain with the lron Stairs us long as Seneca Catholir Two years a holds up its cross into the Kansas sky. Faith and love ' songs at the fo bert's do not pass with death, but remain to guide was t'Ole Man those who loved him. best I ever he Y uni-M, , Boeding. I lovc to remember that he starts ed the parish Holy Hour, the all night adoration, the boys' choir, and that he was always a good ex- ample to us.-Norma Becker. My best memory of Father is this: One day last year I got in a little trouble and had to go to the parish house. Father Albert said to me, We all have ourvgood and Nolte. V W-- He sat beside me at a foo' game the Friday night befor died.--Al. Rohke. Whenever I would he or be around him, he would be humming a tune or Louis Wichman. What I loved was that he always greet me, and was ready to straighten out s Z4 vigil in church, where the body lay in state, from six to seven Sun- day eveningg juniors and seniors from seven to eight, On Tuesday, while Father Albert's monastic family at St. Benedict's Abbey, Atchison, conducted the funeral Mass and burial services, students gathered in the church here to say the Rosary. Father Albert'.s death came as a great shock to the entire com- munity but not the least to the hushed students summoned to church at three o'clock Friday to hear Father George announce: Vile have often spoken of how the lland of God calls whom it wills. We will offer a Rosary for the repose of the soul of Father Al- bert. Things To Rememher Following the Rosary, the more than 400 schoolchildren moved in little hushed group bn the play- ground. They recalled that du- ring his two years spent her Father Albert had inaugurated two major devotions for world peace: the monthly Holy Hour and nocturnal adoration and the Saturday Fa- tima services: that he had carried out an improvement program in school buildings last yearg that group singing and praying of the Mass was dear to his heart, that ha Invnfl l.,...,,v AL... THY THRONE O Goo rs PREPARED FROM OF OLD THou ART FROM ETERNITY THEY SHALL PERlsH AND SHALL Gnow oLo AS A GARMENT BUT THou ART FOREVER AND THY YEARS SHALL NOT FAIL HIE HHE CUHIE TU HDUHE HIHI' We thank you Lord For beauty that makes glorlous the House of God Wlndows of blue and crlmson Marble that stands Forever strong and peaceful at Thy throne We thank You too For muslc and for Peace That rests hke sunhght ln the qulet arsles And for each heart whlch bnngs xts paln and Joy Before the tabernacle of the Lord most hlgh We thank you Lord Hatred w1ll d1e and earth s storms pass away But Love remalns Tu autem ldem lpse est et anm tu1 non deflclent And every longmg heart w1ll flnd one day Eternal Peace ln You OhChr1st ofGal1lee Oh God of Glory Your step IS klng along the busy lanes of our Amerlca Your place of rest among us here IS beaut1ful Your Presence here 15 gladness 1n the eyes of falth Your gentle reverence towards our hearts IS Peace And Peace IS Glory waltlng Thank You Lord Z5 I For that eternity of strength in which You dwell. N ik M as CAN O 0 Q, Q0 0 V fog Q V Q 'X QL Q, o 9 v 4 G 4 Q Ol OJ 9 Q, cf 4 N' O 6 Q99 K a Q, 5 +0 QA X Q o 9, 0 ,QF QQ? gov 0 9 Qv ov 0 40 9 9+ po X F Q 990 QQ, 'KW ve cj' Q5' ,be ev FORTY-THREE FRESHMEN WERE RECEIVED ON DECEMBER 8 INTO THE SODALITY BY FATHER EDMUND. BILL STRATHMAN AND REGIS BOEDING END THEIR CAREER AS SERVERS AFTER Exe:-:T YEARS or FAITHFUL SERVICE. 26 Hll THHUUBH THE IH BUD' , QA QL Qiv 9 v' 9 9-5 9 Q? 49p 4 YQQL +00 NA 4 xy Q 46 Q P Q O 6 O QW QL 9 e Qi' Q cf' V V IIUU IS THE SECRET UE THE BHHISTIHIT it lv S Che ste rton u SILENT NIGHT! HOLY NIGHTTH CHRISTMAS MORNING, AND, WHILE POINSETTAS BRIGHTLY GLOw FROM THE ALTARS SENIOR GIRLS IN THE LINE OF A LONG TRADITION AT SENECA SING THE FIRST CAROLS AT THF CRIB Best loved P1CtuTe of the Year DOROTHY HEIDEMAN, 'US NOW SISTE I MARY ROBERT S B , BROUGHT HONOR HER SCHOOL BY TAKING THE BENEDICTINE HABIT AT MOUNT ST SEHOLASTICA CONVENT, ATCHISON, DEC 21 0 PROUD OF THE PHOTOGRAPH HE SNAPPED ON THE LAST MORNING OF FATHER ALBERTTS LIFE BUD BUSER, FRESHMAN, CAN BE THE LAST PUBLIC ACT OF FATHER ALBERT'S LIFE WAS THIS BLESSING OF THE TROJAN SQUAD, FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 30 DAVID KOELZER, JACK FANGMAN AND REGIS WICHMAN KNEEL HERE AT THE COMMUNION RAIL AFTER MASS TO RECEIVE THE SACRAMENTAL BY WHICH THE CHURCH BLESSES EVEN TROJAN PLAYTIME Z7 ll 71 6 , I X +- KXI N 43. la' . 'is-T, , YY Lk ?f.' -1 V ,.,.,T 4, V I ' K .I T I 0 3 y ,A . V A f v f ' ' 1 , A' K, ' , cw, we . A IT 3 , , gb ' , O. . . TO LHUUHTE DUHIIHUHI UHIHES 6EHTES--- U I Ansel' MOMENTS IN THE CHOIR, WHEN WE ARE UNITED IN PRAISING THE GOODNESS AND MERCY OF GOD, WILL ALWAYS BE DEAR TO TROJAN HEARTS ALL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS WERE CHOIR MEMBERS, SINGING HIGH MASS EACH SUNDAY ITIS EVENING NOW, AND THE SISTERS HREST EIR PROBLEMS IN HE ORD IS T SISTERS' CHAPEL IN ST ANNIS CONVENT MAYBE THEY PRAY FOR THE AUTHORS OF THE PAPERS THEY'VE JUST MARKED WITH 'AISH AND UB'Su A D C'S AND OTHER GRADES9 'll' ,LQWQD Qiffxw 'V THE PREFACE FATHER GEORGE FINDS THE PAGE FROM WHICH TO SING TO STU DENTS AND CONGREGATION, 'SURSUM CORDA LIFT UP YOUR HEARTSIH SERVERS ARE LYLE STRATHMAN ANDJERRY HUERTER un...-LIVE IT FUR ITIS MORNING, AND FRESHMEN FOLLOW THE SIGN OF THE CROSS WITH THE SALUTE TO THE FLAG AS THEY BEGIN THE DAY UNDER THE PROTECTION OF THE CRUCIFIX AND THE STARS AND STRIPES FRESHMEN SHOWN ON THE PICTURE ARE AUDREY DETERS, CLARA WEMPE, JOAN HENRY, DAN HENRY FRED KEIDEMAN, GERRY HAVER KAMP MARILYN ROCHEL, MARYANN ROBKE, SHIRLEY RUNNEBAUM, ARLENE MUETING, JOAN ROTTINGHAUS, DONNA MATHEWSON, DON LAUER, BOB SACK, BUD BUSER, ROGER HUERTER 28 mf sfnncn f run sun X THE WONDERS OF THE WORLD THE MEANING OF LIFE Sczlence Rel1g1on HISIOTY X L1te rature llflathematlcs Mu51C 6 4 4 Z 'ill' If HSPIHHTIUII Educatlon means to lead out 1nexorab1l1ty of only one r1ght answer to an algebra problem To lead the m1nd to contemplate H15 mercy 1n hmstory God Who made It H13 great beauty 1n the poetry and muslc To lead the heart to TEJOICC of the world In all wonders of H1s creatlon HIS wonders 1n sc1ence and 1n the depth of one l1ne of Shakespeare To lead the hungry sp1r1t of rnan So that the student even the hlgh school To trace the footsteps of h1s God IH student may say all the wonde rful truths revealed How Wonderful Thou art ln all Thy works H15 w1sdom and r1ght and Justlce 1n the 0 Lord: 29 V me VJ ff, , I - 4 T -. wqmgy, F 51 R I 1 B . Q Y ',Q I NNNNNK ' legs? AL f an Jig? f i . N - W L f ll , I Z2 .5 . M, , X X W' 'WX T' A A fu.-r ' Wg ,L AE: SL , ETHEL SCOTT READS HER LETTER FROM THE WHTTE HOUSE. GEURGINA NOL FELLOW SHORTHAND STUDENTS LOOK oN. ELDA, LAVERNE, MARY ANN or E., MARGY, MARY ANN K., ARALINE, AND MARY GRACE LICK UPN THE HOME EC ' w g L .- 5 M us I ,A ' g- 'R f , ,L '. - Z , LAB. 3,' , ig .L NI: 'H fx Ill 5 Wm PAT SMITH RECITES HER FAMOUS HMARYH BUZZY STILL HUNTS FOR Nxn. JOANIE AND THE QNGLISH ki PROVES HER THEOREM. pn THE IDEAL NOON HOUR HFOURSCORE LATIN KILLED ALL THE ROMANS, BUT NOT THESE SOPHSI Pg, 13,4 T ruth and Idealism LUVIH6 SERVICE To serve God is to reign, To serve each other is to live in joy, To serve with love is to l-ove life And loving it, to spread Truth W W and Beauty, Joy and Peace M And make a contribution to the joy of Eternity. thr ough the Optimist THE SMILE OF COMRADESHIP---CLASS PRESIDENTS EVELYNESTRATH- MAN, JEAN ROONEY, GENE FLOERSCH AND JIM BROXTERMAN PLAN UNITED EFFORTS FOR THE NEW SCHOOL. AT STUDENT MEETINGS, EXCHANGING IDEAS AND ENCOURAGE- MENT TOWARD THE LIVING FOR THE SPREAD or THE KINGDOM or Goo. BILL STRATHMAN HERE OPENS A SODALITY MEETING AT WHICH ALL THE soPHoMoREs DISCUSSED DIVINE GRACE. THE SODALITY ALSO SPONSLRED THE MOVIE, You CAN CHANGE ,dfxaex THE WORLDIH X999 yxgffx MAYBE WE cfm CHANGE IT, IF ws LOVE IT ENOUGH IN , QC 9150 THE RIGHT wAY. Q-QTQXOQQ' 936 516 40 oxfo xeixoeio 66 103 33 EDITOR ENGELKEN ENJOYS THE FEATURE MATERIAL BEING COMPILED FROM A QUESTIONNAIRE BY SHIRLEY WINTERSCHEIDT- JEAN ROONEY IS MORE SERIOUS OVER HER FINDINGS. ,111 CIIIQIC tum .I , NXQO 4 BUSINESS MANAGERS JOAN HONEYMAN AND PAT LUEB CHECK THE ADS. 0 1 f., If '11 I , lv? x L J X - . -- Elmmualinnall bnnnmry bunny tnr high :maui Enumalisls ART EDITOR BILL STRATH- jL'55dQ9'5mHw W MAK5-Up MAN, REG,S MAN SKETCHES THE IDEA - GIRL FOR A FEATURE ARE . A ,THE OPTIMIST, , Egizlgcil DRAWS THE BLUE lar bisnnenva uclwucvcumznfs nl sclnolashc Iourumluim flu TICLE. llutrruatinnnl 'Bnnnr 3-Xmarh HI Ilya .unnml cruuvuiumlimv ofxsrlyool ncwspupvr: conlvucrob I9 ' Quill Ima Scmll Society' Ilymuglw its Select Bnulb of Gririca-l Svlvicoslllbgas this lihwnrh Duval bvprernlwr niuwre-.vnu lyunbmb larry nine. Vgsgd' 'gun 'E .-..,..L,. n...f,f f...,.. REPORTERS FROM THE SENIOR ENGLISH CLASS LOOK OVER THE FIRST ISSUE. FIND THEM: STUKE, RETTELE, LUCKERDTH, SMITH, MUETING, ROONEY, WICHMAN, USHER, SACK, ROTTINGHAUS, ENNEK- ING, MATHEWSON , WI DMAN . ENGELKEN TURNS THE REINS ovER TO JUNIOR EDITOR, MARGY HENRY, WITH THE MARCH ISSUE. O 014 OT ' me 'W um ETHEL SCOTT AND ALICE BOEDING CEMENT THE PICTURES TO THE DEDICATION PAGES. ITIS OCTOBER, BUT EDITORS GIVE THE SEASON OF THE YELLOW LEAF TO INDOOR wORH. THE STAFF OF '50 CO-EDITORS . . .Alice Boeding, . . . . Betty Rette le, Ethel SCOU1 ART EDITOR . . . Bill Straihrnan HELPERS .... Edith Wid1T1an, . . . Doris Johnson, Patty Smith, . ......... Patty Lueb PHOTOGRAPHERS . Burton Buser, , student, Strathman Studio, friends . . . . . . .I . . of The Trojan PUBLISHERS .... Myers and , , , , , . Company, Topeka WE EXIST BECAUSE THE SEVENTH SENECA CATHOLIC ANNUAL COMES OUT BRIGHT AND GAY AND GLAD TO PUT THE FIN- ISHING TOUCHES TO A WONDERFUL SCHOOL YEAR. IT IS THE PRO- DUCT OF MANY AFTER SCHOOL HOURS THROUGH AUTUMN, WINTER AND SPRING. ITS EDITORS KNOW THE TOUCH OF GLUE, THE WORRY OVER DEADLINES, AND THE JOY OF ACHIEVEMENT. BETTY RETTELE STARTS PLANNING THE DOOR FROM SCRATCH EARLY IN SEPTEMBER. BI LL STRATHMAN DE- SIGNS THE TITLE PAGE. HE LIKES IT. BILL ALSO DESIGNED THE COVER OF THE BOOK, PROTESTING THAT A MODERN TROJAN FIT THERE BETTER THAN DID THE ANCIENT ONE. We love the meaning gf our School days, EDITH WIDMAN TRIES TO MAKE THE UNDER CLASSMEN PAGES LOOK SYMMETRICAL AND AS . H . We want you to remember the value behind GAY AS T E UNDERCLASSMEN DO Assignments, meetings, plays, games, musicals, noon hours, picnics, proms, And we wanted to help you find in them and behind them and loving them The God Who gave us all our joys . . Sincerely yours, THE STAFF QA SAXOPHONE SECTION: GEORGINA NOLTE, DARLENE JONES, MAX MATHEwsON, MARY BETH NEIHAU5, DIANE MEALY AND DOH SPIELMAN. TROMBONES: STANLEY HORACEK, GERALD HAVERRAMR, BI LUEB AND JANICE KOELZER. I CORNET SECTION: TOMMY WALLER, LYLE STRATHMAN, RICHARD TROUGNTDN, JIMMY WILSON AND JACK LUEBBE. 36 THE SEIIEIIH FRENCH HORNS MARY JO GODBOUT MARY STCLE 2 A I 5 0 -.1 vo- THE COMBINED GLEE CLUB OF SENECA CATHOLIC AND SENECA PUBLIC SCHOOLS CAVE A CHRISTMAS PAGEANT UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MR. HEIN. THE SENECA SCHOOLS' BAND PROVIDED THE INSTRUMENTAL ACCLMPANIMENT. THE GLEE CLUB OF SENECA CATHOLIC SCHOOL INCLUDED HERE ARE: FIRST ROW: SHIRLEY WINTERSCHEIDT, MYRTLE FANGMAN, MARGARET LUEB, JEAN ROOHEY, MARLENE HAVER- KAMP, EVELYN STRATHMAN, PATTY BECKER, BETTY RETTELE AND PATTY LUEB. SECOND ROW: JEANNE KONGS, AUDREY SIIHUIIIS' BHIIII ALLAN HEIN MUSIC DIRECTOR CLARINET SECTION: DONNA JEAN MATHEWSmN, MARILYN RACHEL, CAROL SUE CLDWE, ALICE ANN WEMPE, JANE KUCKLEWAN, ALICEMAE GRDLLMES, JANICE ADRIANCE, MARILYN HAIZE, MYRA ANN CRANDEL, MYRA KAY MURPHY, MARY LEE MUETINO, AL RODKE, LARRY HUNZERER, ARLENE GRESS, JOHN UPHAUS. WICHMAN, LYDIA LUCKEROTH, GERRY WICHNAN, PATTY ROONEY, SHIRLEY RONNEBAUN, DIANE STRATHNAN, PHYLLIS WOLTRANP, MARY LOU LUCHEROTH, MARY JANE WEMPE, JO ANN SACK, MARILYN MATHEw5ON AND MARY STUKE. THIRD ROW: PATRICIA MADDEN, JOAu HENRY, DORIS JOHNSON, CUNNIE LU HAUG AND MARJORIE BEQRER. FOURTH ROW: JOAN ROTTINGHAUS, EDITH WIDMAW, MARY ANN ROBKE, GLADYS GUDENKAUE, JUDY BUSER, AUDREY SHAUGH- NESSY, CLARA L. WEMPE, JANE WOLTKAMP AND ONA JEAN WOLTKAMP. DRUMS: SHIRLEY SHAFFER, DIANE STRATHMAN, HELEN HAIZE, MARY KAY ODEL, PAT BEOKER, JUDY TATE. BARITONES AND BASSES: ED TANGNAN, BILL SNIRL, BONNIE WINTERSCHEIDT, JERRY JUERTER, BUD WINTER- SCHEIDT. IUIIRDS IIIIIIIDS IIIUHDSV' THEY SERVE THE GLORY OF GOD AND THE JOY OF MEN, TOO,--THOSE SPEECHES AND PLAYS WHICH SENECANS GAVE AND WITNESSED DURING THE EAR. O THEY HOLD UP THE IDEALS BERNARD FLOERSCH, SENECAIS Y F R FIRST SPEAKER ON THE SIx-MAN K OF C PANEL HELD IN LEAVEN- WORTH, APRIL 2. MAUR HILL, IMMACULATA, AND SENECA COM- BINED TO OISCULL HOPEN DOORS TO THE HOLY YEAR.n BY WHICH WE LIVE. PAT SMITH, JOAN HONEYMAN, AND MARILYN HEIDEMAN ENDEAYOR TO GET GENE FLOERSCH READY FOR HIS DINNER DANCE IN ORVILLEIS BIG DATE. GENE PUTS UP WITH THE FINGERNAIL POLISH RELUCTANTLY IN THE ONE-ACT COMEDY WHICH DELIGHTED ITS SPRING AUDIENCE. HPEHIIE IS UI IHE HEHRIH UTD LEAD OUR COUNTRYMEN INTO THE FULLNESS OF TRUTH IS THE PURPOSE OF STREET PREACHINGH, SAID BERNARD, AS HE TOLD OF THE LITTLE BANDS OF PRIESTS WHO SPEND SUMMER EVENINGS GIVING CHRISTIS MESSAGE OVER THE MICROPHONE. HWE CAN GET OUT OF THIS WORLD ALlVE,n WAS THE BLITHE MESSAGE BILL STRATHMAN HAD IN HIS SPEECH AT THE COUNTY DRAMATIC FESTIVALH MARCH IY. NIP WE WORK TO BRING GOD BACK INTO HIS WORLD, WE SHALL LEAVE THE SHADOW OF OUR IMMORTALITY EVEN UPON THIS WORLD.n GERALD ENGELKEN AS CARDINAL MINDSZENTY RECEIVES THE CHRISTMAS BLESSING OF OUR LADY AS HE CELEBRATES CHRISTMAS IN THE LONELINESS OF HIS CELL. ELAINE SACK PLAYED THE PART OF OUR LADY IN THE PAGEANT GIVEN EARLY IN DECEMBER. A MIXED CHOIR FORMED THE CHOIR WHICH COMFORTED THE CARDINAL IN HIS LONELINESS. nWHAT'S COME OVER YOU THAT YOUID PUT THE JOY Or LIVING IN PAWN FOR THIRTY PIECES or MONEY?n THE TRAMP ASKS PRUDENCE STEELE, PETER STEELE AND THE OLD MAN IN DUST OF THE ROAD. REGIS BOEDING, SHIRLEY WINTERSCHEIDT, REGIS WICHMAN AND AL BOEDING CSUBSTITUTING FOR GERALD ENGELKEN, STAGED THE PLAY. CAIS SECOND I , PHERS.n BILL STRATHMAN, SENE- THE K. Or C. PANEL. BILLIS TOPIC wAS HTHE CHRISTO- 'DUST or THE ROAD . . .U wITH A SPARK OF FIREI SPEAKER AT A 'LK H-Hr ' ij' X ff f W +I W 4 Q my f Q X! m f 4 , f I xt v V kb A sam mv 'Aug j U , , X M 9. 19 ' HH M Joy is the badge of the Christian, says Chesterton It was purchased at a great price On Calvary s dark hill And since then anyone can have it who will Ch t 6 love Him who Purchased it All along the way of high school life We find it In the day s little ways In our proms and games and wisecracks In the handshake of a friend And in the fellowship of working together For Christ is the Head of the Mystical Body And with all His members He shares His greatpeace ap er lN THE HANDSHAKE or A FRIEND. FATHER EDMUND NEW SENECA PASTOR GIVES GERALD ENGELKEN CHAIRMAN oF THE ASSEMBLY WHICH WELCOMED HIM IT LOOKS LIKE GLORIOUS FUN THE YEAR LONG WORK OF FINANCING AND PLANNING AND WORKING OUT THIS YEAR'S PROM JJNIOR OFFICERS ARALINE WICHMAN PAT BECKER EVELYN STRATHMAN AND LOLA WOLTKAMP T RIVE ON ITI 40 . .. 1 I . . . . Y Y ! . . ll , , , , A MIGHTY HANDSHAKE. - - - - ' I - , , H I I -I HUUHITU I HER IVIAJESTY 'U Queen Betty f ruin S Choice of the footballsquad Mlss Betty Rettele relgned over the Trojan homecoming game last fall Betty was crowned by Captain B111 Strathrnan at the half of the Axtell game with Major Toby maklng the presentation speech Attendants Elaine Sack left and Marilyn Mathewson fright, Wore formals of pastel blue and gold accentuating the school colors against the royal white of the queen This page compliments of SHE. S THE SWEETHEART OF CATHOLIC HIGH' in f-'VVS STRATHIVIAN STUDIO Friends of The Trojan 41 TIHIE UUT Two SENIOR PATS GIVE CHRISTMAS CHEER FATHER PAUL SHOWS HIS MAGIC WATCH TO JANICE KOELZER, CONNIE LU HAUO AND SHIRLEY WINTER SOHEIDT FATHER PAUL HELPED OUT WITH STUDY HOURS IN THE EARLY wEEKS AFTER FATHER ALDERTIS EATH E N F ND LATIN STUDENT wHO COULD READ TO HIS SATISFACTION THE LATIN INSCRIPTION ON HIS WATCH THDSE GOOD OLD FIRST FRIDAY DUNS or THE CRUMBLED SAwDUST FROM THE MONTH'S SUPPLY, THEY STILL LOOK APPETI TO STARVED SOPHS WHO LINE HUERTER, DON HUERTER, JERRY HONEYMAN, THEIR OLASSNATES STOCK UP WITH W PIECE, PLEASEIH MADE LAST ZING RRY AND FOUR IM LUEB ORGANIZES PINOCHLE GAME THE CORN UNDER THE RON AIRS AT T NOON HOUR FREDDY WILDUR RDICK IS H RARTHER, LEON ARD UPHAUS, LOOKING GRIN, AND FREDDY HEIDMAN ARE HIS OPPONENTS INTERMISSION THE SENIOR ROOM STRATHMAN AND BOED ING STUDY BUTCH'S SHOP DRAWINGS THE AFTER SCHOOL PAUSE BOEDING ROSES IN HIS FAVORITE A POLEON POSE ' 42 in 5 , A I ... 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FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT LEON DULTMEIER JACK FANGMAN FRANCIS MARTIN LINUS RONNEBAUM BILL STRATH MAN BERNARD FLOERSCH ART TANGEMAN REOIS BOEDING REGIS WICHMAN LESTER MEYER SECOND ROW PAUL OTTOOLE KMANAGER, ARLEN HE RY WALTER ROTTINGHAUS KENNY CLJLEY JERRY HUERTER LEO CREVIER AL BOEDING KENNY ALTENHOFEN DAVID KOELZER REM: HAvERRAMP JAMES BROXTERMAN FATHER MICHAEL KCOACHQ THIRD ROW EVERETT Koss QLINE COACH, DONALD SPIELMAN BILL KUCKELMAN CARLTON FANOMAN DAVE LAUER DON HUERTER LINUS HAVERKAMP GENE LACKEY WILDUR BURDICK B D WINTERSCHEIDT FOURTH ROW BILL SMIRL LEONARD UPHAU5 BURTON BUSER LYLE STRATHMAN JERRY HONEY AH PAUL SHAUGHNESSY JACK LUEBBE ELMER TANKING FIFTH ROW DONALD LAUER GERALD HAVERKAMP GENE FLOERSCH HALFTIME MOMENT BEGRIMED WITH THE MUD OF THE FIELD THAT NIGHT wITH IMMACULATA JACK FANGMAN GETS SURPRISED BY BUD BUSER'S CAMERA HAND THE UNCENSORED STORY' SCH Opp Sabetha Immaculata St Agnes Onaga Centraha Frankfort Axtell 14 26 Wetrnore O Z5 Seneca Tigers O O 46 BIB IIIIIIIIEHIS III IHE SEHSIIH JIM BROXTERMAN, SOPH LETTERMAN, SUBSTITUTED IN THE BACKFIELD. BILL SMIRL, ONLY OTHER SOPH TO LET- TER, wAs A sua AT CENTER. THE REFEREE GIVES LAST MINUTE INSTRUCTIONS TO THE CAPTAIN or THE IMHACULATA RAID- ERS AND To OUR CAPTAIN, BILL STRATHMAN THE BOYS PLAYED THIS GAME SEPT 30 ESPEC IALLY FOR FATHER ALBERT AND CAME CLOSE TO VICTORY BY TYING THE RAIDERS I2 IHH WITH GRIN EXPRESSIONS ON THEIR FACES, MEMBERS OF THE FOOTBALL SQUAD LISTEN, AS FATHER MIKE GIVES THEM SOME POINTERS DURING THE HALF OF THE SABETHA GAME in 47 THESE CHEERLEADERS HELPED THE sovs FIND E SILVER LINI MEET JANICE KOELZER, JEANIE KONGS, PATTY ROONEY MARY Lu LUCK EROTH, RITA SACK AND JOAN HEIDEMAN HH, II lSH'I I HHH! x H, I SEHSUII CIUSES IUIIH HIIHHIIU N ED IS JUST A LITT E WIN ING THE HEARTS OF EVERETT KOS, VOLUNTEER HMY BOYS ARE ALL RIGHT ALL THEY MORE BLOOKINO AND TAOKLING H BESIDES h H TJ 5x A-A IJ' -JIIN NHISH BOYS DURING THE FOOTBALL SEASON LINE COACH, ALSO WON THE HEARTS OF THE BANQUET WHEN HE PROPOSED TO TOUGHEN THEM HELP HIM PUT UP HAY THIS SUMMER AT THE AIRPORT TH OS WITH PEOPLE AT THE FOOTBALL UP THE TEAM BY MAKING E TROJANS AND THE SENECA DUSINESSMEN SURPRISED MR K A GIFT IN TOKEN OF GRATITUDE KOS' SPEECH WAS A HIGHLIGHT IN AN EVENING OF H G E INDICATES THE BANQUET WAS SPONSORED TS OF COLUMBUS AND PREPARED AND SERVED BY THE LIGHTS, AS THE PICTUR BY THE KNIGH SHOWN HERE AT THE SPEAKERIS TABLE ARE FATHER MICHAEL, COACH, GENE SULLIVAN OF THE ST JOSEPH NENS PRESS, GUEST SPEAKER, JOE STRATHMAN, TOASTMASTER, MRS STRATHMAN, MRS Kos AND MR KOS AT THE FOOTBALL BANQUET CAPTAIN BILL STRATHMAN THANKS FATHER MIKE THE SQUAD, AND THE TEAMIS FAITHFUL FOLLOWERS THE PAST SEASON IS FORGOTTEN AS THE '50 CAPTAIN, ART HTINYH TANGEMAN TELLS HIS TEAM HATES THAT HE IS SURE THE NEXT SEASON WILL BE FULL OF VICTORIES O 'TI - V4 6 A5 A H M T Q ' if e 4 Awtwk ', ff. 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THE LAST VICTORY or THE SEASON, BILL STRATHMAN, TROJAN CENTER TOQSES A NICE ONE TO PUT THE TROJANS OUT IN FRONT or BERN TroJan B Team Men of Tomorrow' SOME or THE SNAPPY VICTORIES OF THE TROJAN HBH TEAM WERE THE GAMES PLAYED WITH SENECA TIGERS BERN AND SABETHA TH,RTEEN MIGHTY MEN WITH THEIR MIGHTY IRISH COACH FIRST ROW DON LAUER,ROGER HUERTER, LYLE STRATHNAN, Boa SACK KENNY C NLEY Buzz FANGMAN AND FATHER MICHAEL SECOND ROW JERRY HONEYMAN, Bos WINTERSCHEIDT, AL BOEDING, KENNY ALTENHOFEN, DON HUERTER, JACK LUEBBE AND JERRY HUERTER 50 IN ' , ' . N D , C , . : IN A FLASHY GAME WITH SENECA TIGERS Boa WINTERSCHEIDT B TEAM FORWARD AIMS A LEFT HANDER AT THE BASKET KENNETH ALTENHOFEN WATCHES FOR ALL THAT GOES UP TO COME DOWN THE B TEAI woN THE GAME AGAINST SENECA TIGERS BY A ONE SIDED SCORE SEASON S STORY Axtell Marysvllle Frankfort Wetmore Seneca Pubhc Onaga Centraha Frankfort Wetrnore Seneca Pubhc lmmaculata Falls Clty Immaculata Horton Bern Sabetha SCH OPP What the Other Team Doesn t Know WILL HURT 'EMI FATHER MICHAEL GETS THE SQUAD TOGETHER AT THE QUARTERS THE RESERVE BENCH IS INTERESTED Too 51 I ITS THE CEILING UH ELSE! xx ' 34 13 Onaga 30 32 ' 22 43 42 38 24 28 ' 34 36 36 32 ' Z9 ' 31 48 40 34 37 ' 47 18 48 44 ' 41 31 33 46 33 38 46 40 . 37 49 THE EAGER, HARDwoRKING SECOND TEAMI LEFT TO RIGHT: PATRICIA MADDEN F., MARGARET LUEB G., ELDA MAE PHILLIPS G., MARILYN ROCHEL G., JOAN RETTINGHAUS F., ALICEMAE GROLLMES F., AUDREY SHAUGHNESSY G., JANICE KOELZER F. PRESEHTIHG Bob Vardy, C oach 6 ,xv ax-'S' Q9 Q9 O9 V QQ- Qvy 49 fx O v 9 Q0 4 6 Q Q39 If C' Qf 40 EVELYN IS SAFETY HAH, GRACE wAs 9 9' 4 -A ,L Q, N Q00 0 Ov 6 9 G, X9 ex O41 V +6 906' 9 Q' O90 8 'K O v IF ee N99 52 GUARDING THE GIRL wHO TOSSED THE BALL, AND RITA IS ON HER WAY WITH A FEROCIOUS LOOK TO COVER L.S. FROM CORNING. THUJHHETTES! A LITTLE MAH WHO TAKES TIME OEF FROM HIS EVENINGS DURING BASKETBALL SEASON--- AND OETEH FROM HIS BUSINESS TOO---TC COACH THE TROJANETTESg Bom VARDY, VOLUN- TEER COAQHI THE TROJANETTES APPRECIATE HIS HARD woax WHICH HAS GIVEN THEM THE COURAGE TO COME HOME WITH THEIR GOOD RECORD---9 wINS, 2 LOSSES, ONE TIL THANKS, Beal THE VARSITY! FROM LEFT TO R GHT RITA SA K JEANIE KONGS G., GLADYS ROTTINGHAUS CAPTAIN A D F' T MARLENE HAVERKAHP E EORGINA NOLTE F JOA HEIDEMAH F., GRACE DULTMEIER O AND EvELYNE STRATHMA1 O 'unu.,, 4 G4 '94 6 ,aff 4 0 Cr me Q f IP Gy ,WC k4 rv '9 Mn GOOD WORK! H .1010 SPS 75 Aflac Baileyviue Z4 13 0049 We S 'A A Oneida 36 18 OS 4 'YOA OT , Baueyville 34 27 6 Onaga 15 9 Q96 QSM 0600! oneida 37 32 Sq, fs 'O ,h Frankfort Z7 Z4 by eff Wetmore 1 0 6 60 onaga 33 30 Frankfort 40 49 Wetmore 34 47 Corning 34 18 Oneida Z3 Z3 .1 L THEY PLANNED IT . As OFFICERS OF THE JUNIOR CLASS IN THE LFRING or I9U9, REOIS BOEDINO, SHIRLEY WINTERSCHEIDT, MARILYN MATHEWSON, AND NICK BONNEL DIRECTED THE EARNING OF FENNIES, AND THE SPENDING UF THEM ON THE RAINBOW PROM. BILL STRATHNAN AND DAVID LAUER NERE LWAIRMEN OF DECCRATIONS FOR ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL PROMS IN SCH HISTORY. ' x its. lX IUEELL NEVER EUHHET I THE PHUHI lUE GHVE ' If-' I' ,I ,rw l!,I jd ,J M, x I' 2' III-I EVE UQX 7' A513 .AI - EQIEI THEY SERVED KT . . . SISTERS OF THE SENIOR CLASS NEMDERS AND HOME EC STUDENTS SERVED THE PUNCH AT THE PROM. ELDA MAE PHILLIPS, GRACE DULTMEIER, MARY ANN ENGELKEN, RITA KREVER, JEAHNETTE BAUGSNESS, MARLENE HAUG AND LOLA WULTKAMP ENJOY THE ATMOS- PHERE OF PASTEL COLORS UNDER THE RAINDOw. 54 9 nf 1 S0mEllIHEHf UVER THE HHIHBUIH Y H 1 , 35 wif: ' wg? Xvv? SVI Url-w 'N . s,.- -.L I . . I 311-I THEY LOVED IT . SOFT LIGHTS, LOVELY MUSIE, LOVELY coLoRS, THE KIND or HAPPINESS You DREAM ABOUT FOR A PROM . . THE WHOLE EVENING WAS SOMETHING You DREAM ABOUT HOVER THE RAINBOW, WHERE THE SKIES ARE BLUE.n LAST YEAR'S SENIORS SAID THEY'D NEVER FORGET ITQ THIS YEAR'S SENIDRS CHERISH MEMDRIES or ITS HARD WORK AND THE JOY or ITS SUccESS. Y-'F ll? THEY REIGNED ovER IT CHDSEN BY THE JUNIDRS, FRANK BROXTERMAN AND GLADYS RONHEBAUM REIGNED OVER THE PROM AS KING AND QUEEN or THE EVENING. THEY LED THE GRAND MARCH WHICH OFFICIALLY OPENED THE FESTIVITIES TO THE MUSIC OF RAY MURRELL'S ORCHESTRA. S 12 l Q., 'Aire , q xx X -I sw A . XE sw, fl 55 Buckle down you Trojans Cheer for the Trolans, Buckle down' TroJans W111W1I'1, You can w1n, w1n, Trojans Flght to the flmsh If you buckle down Never glve ln, If you don t glve 1n Rahl RahI Rahl Take lt on the chln, You do your best boys, You are bound to w1n We ll do the rest boys, If you W111 only buckle down' F'1gh1g on to Vmtoryl CHEER CHEER FOR S C H S IN VICTORY OR DEFEAT IN SLEET RAIN OR MOONLIGHT THE TROJAN PEP SQUAD FOLLOWED THE TEAM HEIDEMAN CHEERLEADERS LOOKING GAY AND RELAXED OVER THE EVENINGIS PROSPECTS PATTY ROONEY AND JEANIE KONGS WERE ALSO CHEERLEADERS MEMBERS OF THE PEP CLUB PRESENT IN THIS SECTION ARE FIRST ROW JUDY BUSER MARGIE BECKER NORMA BECKER JOAN RQTTINGHAUS MARILYN ROCHEI. ALICEMAE GROLLMES JOAN HENRY BETTY RETTELE SECOND ROW JEANNIE KONGS MARLENE HAVERKAMP, PATRICIA MADDEN EDITH WIDMAN LOLA WOLTKAMP DOROTHY O'TOOLE MYRTLE FANCMAN LYDIA LUCRERDTH THIRD ROW GEDRGINA NOLTE CONNIE LU HAUG PATTY ROONEY SHIRLEY WINTERSCHEIDT JEAN ROONEY JOAN SACK NOW ALL STAND PLEASE' Seneca Oh Seneca We W111 hold thy banners h1gh We come to thee w1th ecstasy Alma Mater dear to thee. Fa1th.fu1 to the Trojan name In future years rema1n the same Our loyalty our constancy Onward march to V1ctory. 56 n I ' 1 - . 7 . , . I ' 1 7 , , .... J 7 D 1 ' A SECTION OF THE CLUB SHOWN HERE FINDS JANICE KoELzER, RITA SACK, MARY Lou LUCKEROTH, JOAN , , - : : , , J 7 J I I ' 3 n I 1 I I . . : , , , , , . , . 7 , ! Only a ruckel an hour Where the Day Gets Talked Over For that important gathermg .Toann Sack Betty Rettelle Sh1rley W1nter sche1dt Myrtle Fangman Mary Agnes Stuke HARSH DRUG STORE ON THE CORNER JK. THE NATIONAL BANK OF SENECA Seneca Kansas THE FRIENDLY BANK had Al1ce Boechng Mary Grace Guden kauf and Grace Dultme1er prove that she can make a choclate p1e B1lly Boy' Safety and happ1ness for future homemakers Wrth securxty for th1S l1fe and the next L1fe s a song For h1gh class Foods 1:1 B OWER MEAD Implement C ompany .--jg Buy a Bulck LUEBBE Stgp at the HARDWARE KLAS MARKET For the screw you need Red Barnes Auto C L O U G H Parts Seneca Kansas Styles For the Young Lady at FLORENCE ANN SHOPPE Youngste r s Llke The Foursome--Joanie, Meatba11 Marilyn and Patty Smith. Seneca. Kansas THE OLD DUTCH MILL 4 4-rl it ' -R , - q-QQ-or Q 444141 'bfiif THE CITIZEN s 'ggqqg STATE BANK N l',s x 5 4' Q- cn FD :s CD 0 W K N :1 U1 N UI '11 o H cn fb O c H Q Q Member of and Protectwn F D 1 C 1n a Free Land r 'Nl SHREVE S .TEWELRY STORE Summer or W1nter Blu and Pat at Keep your Wlfe xn Hot Water KAMPERT S The Fr1end1y Rexall Store KRAMER PLUMBING 4 . , 1-'I .Q I : or I I' r . xx. i .' E I I I s 5 . i . Q . 0 ,V 9 I Order Coming Up, Sir! Just Showing Off that Class Ring from I I .r ' Mfg .. Q lt STATE FARM INS CO L1fe F1re Auto M E Sally Boedmg o Keep lat Joy KANSAS POWER AND LIGHT H W Greenwood Manager Mar1lyn md Dons CURLEY COFFEE SHOP See you after the game' GOFF Compl1ments of JOHN P WALLER Seneca Kansas PAUL MATTHEWSON Best W1shes to a Fme Crowd he Class of 50 Paul and Elsxe PAUL S PLACE THE SENECA HOSPITAL Conducted by the S1sters of St Joseph Phone 65 L ,wb K . IMPLEMENT COMPANY and 'SHORTYU BOEDING ' 1' 4 , -v A J K t f at Beauty belongs 1n everyone s l1fe I-hgh schoolers get part of yours STRATHMAN S DEPARTMENT STORE John Strathman shows Joann Sack left and Audrey W1chman r1ght Just the r1ght texture and colors for the young lady who can sew her own PATR N TANGEMANS O S G1lford Hotel Spr1nger Varlety Store Dnve In' Kos Fly1ng Servxce Mlke s Mus1c Company Ivielame Holthaus Near the Lake C JOHN BLOCKER BERGMAN Hardware - - Electric Work AUTO AND RADIATOR SHOP St. Benedict, Kansas We can make anything fun! SAM'S MARKET For Cho1ce Foods Seneca Kansas FOOD STORE Seneca Kansas Takmg those Jerseys Pete O Toole M1ghty Manager of the Trojans PARAMOUNT CLEANERS bes1de the br1de Remember j Bob and Ros1e 48 Happy Graduat1on Day To look Just R1ght to the Semors DOROTHY AND ARTHUR TI-IORNBERG M E BUTLER Local and Long D1stance Truck1ng 3 ' y i to A I 1 When you start Farming, Graduate HARRIS X MQENTS COMBINES '-...Y -.,lL..p When lt s Spr1ngt1me Get that Combxne It s PICHIC Tlme from At SYCAMORE SPRINGS Frank Kuckelman Skat1ng Sw1mm1ng Sunsh1ne MASSEY HARRIS IMPLEMENTS FARMERS ELEVATOR m m! J pm ,ia Andrew Haverkamp Dealer 1n GRAIN FEED SEED COAL Gr1nd1ng M1X1ng Shelhng Seed Cleanxng Complete L1ne Of JUST RIGHT FEEDS Trojans take then' football equ1p ment the1r needs for a t1cket taker at dances the1r troubles and then' shoes to Charl1e at the MUELLER SHOE SHOP ROY EWING MOTORS Sabetha Kansas Well freshman g1rls can dream of an OLDSMOBILE Can t they? SENECA LUMBER CO Bu1ld1ng Materlal of all Kmds Hardware Pa1nt Youngstown K1tchens Buy Pxoneer Hybr1d or a good shuck1ng season from IOHNNIE SAUER Even a green freshman nows the food s good at NOR THSIDE MARKET yr if .,.. O 5 - ' - , X! V K I . l . ' . - ,v 1 P .vi Jax i I 1 ' ' Q E , 1 . I . f . I 9 ,. - M1 ' k Eve ry quizb rain knows Joy and Success to the Class of 1950 ..... Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Lauer THE LAUER FUNERAL HOME That the right answer is Seneca Kansas Phone 47 USHER KISSACK Seneca Kansas Maybe It s Not 1n the Books but the w1se guy knows WINTERSCHEIDT GRAIN AND FEED COMPANY Manufacturer of Economy and Red Wmg Feeds Cash buyers of all Krnds of Gra1n 1 Keep Ame rica Singing In Durable Homes and Fine School Buildings MARILYN MATHEWSON BETTY RETTELE AUDREY WICHMAN EDITH WIOMAN MYRTLE FANGMAN JANICE KOELZER SHIRLEY WINTERSCHEIOT DORIS JOHNSON JEAN ROONEY PATRICIA MADDEN MARY JANE WEMPE C Ompliments of THE WASSENBERG CONSTRUCTION CGMPANY Seneca Kansas GLADYS ROTTINGHAUS EDITH WIOMAN DORIS JOHNSON MARLENE HAUG Cicero Would Have Sa1d Dr1nk SQUIRT and DR PEPPER WHOLESALE COMPANY smscn Iumsns 5 If no mgifi' - oR f Z' Ile grapulrlny tang ll Slllllll lnlgs an Island li nlmhu llfl the bums! lay s sullnp Fnstll battles ll tug SGIIIII me smug ta the wuts Tall It my TNI IIGGEST SELLING OIAPUIUIY DRINK IN TW! WOILD II Sfmt I . , 1 QQ I A 1 I ..' .' I . e- a. ivy F 54 T R 5 , , , , A, ' Q . , L, - ,J I ' . .. . . u 4' . I I- A' ' - - 0 U ' n I Jfffif: Happy Days, Youngsters! PATRONS Chris Hartman Jane Ann Kramer of '50 The Class The Class of '51 The Class of '52 The Class of '53 The Class of '54 The Class of '55 Mrs. Elizabeth R6'ChIT13-I1 Mrs. I. P. Koelzer Frank Enneking Freshies pay their quarters to finance the October Weiner roast to class secretary Ioan Henry. If your car's in trouble Take the Trouble to call Keep the .Toy of Living and 'fell Your friends CARROLIJS SERVICE STATION about Service is our business' LOG CABIN CAFE HOME EC Il STUDENTS ALICE BOEDING, MARY Lou LUEB, EILEEN OLBERDING AND TERESA HENRY SHINE UP THE LAB. SHOW IN FOUR YEARS INITIATION NIGHTI BUD BUSER, ROGER HUERTER, REGIS WHHMUMC LYLE STRATHMAN. YRA ANY DAY MARILYN MATHEWSON, MIGHTY SENIOR, RECEIVED A DEEP SALAAM FROM CARLTON FANGMAN IN THE EARLY DAYS or INITIATION. OTHER HousE-coATED'FREsHHEN LOOK ON---WITHOUT FEARI FATHER DAVID, ST. BENEDIQTIS COLLEGE LI5RA- REMEMBERING FATHER ALBERT'S WORK RIAN, HONORS SCH WITH A IN LEADING, PRAYING, SINGING, coAcH- vIsIT. ING PLAYS, ORGANIZING PTA. IK, X X fi W K A Nm N Y M Thlb P J SD Com fa Ilgnqn fig X I Arm? fron X ImF:Iemcn I I I' C T 0 RIA L YE BOOHS cusrou vs MYERS P . A. Q 1 :-, lv 1. unolvolnnl vovnn. :un . 4 u , if