Seneca High School - Chief Yearbook (Seneca, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1956 volume:

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'I X 'F f- is J 3 P , ,g fr .F My .2321 :Q f .mg . -Jffis . f 1 i , 56 ievf ,Dub ished by in for Class Seneca High School Seneca KM'5con sm Y f r n, f 1 !Zw f iff rf f ff 1 fi X ' , X t A o . zxvxftix ,diy ' 1 tt .X XY- - ,ft N , My ' ' o t or f 1 ,xv N I I rf 1 f ,f X i li , ,sew , I A e f' iff 2' ff, , !!i:!!ff!f,f,ff With happy, riminiscent glances toward the past and hopefilled, courageous eyes on the future, we, the senior class of 1956, wish to dedicate 1'-bg 12 Chief to Mrs, George Doll. Co-advisor of the class of '56 has been her title for the past two years, but these words alone cannot express what she has donefbrus. She has been our counselor, promoter, helpmate, and perhaps most important, our friend. Thank you, Mrs. Dollg thanks for being the personal humanitarian for our class, X in R as X Q X T 4 Ls XX V1 Q x as 5 ww M. PRINCIPAL B. T. WEBSTER Mr. Webster teaches a course ematics and is student council in addition to his duties schoo1's chief executive, .? rn 3 WIFG N K' 4-Sknsszq .D V 51,7 gk I '.7 I ' 3e- Esfxxl in math advisor as the Mr, Carmen Thronson, Lutheran Reverend Edward Mans, Methodist Reverend Father Kelly Cosgrove, C These clergymen teach religious instruction classes in our school once each week. We are proud that our school recognizes the benefits of religious education. atholic Mr. Orville Johnson, who teaches courses in mathematics and science,also coaches the volleyball team, track team and B team. Mrs.George Do1l,whoteaches courses in English andhistory, displays additional skill by directing the library, forensics and play activities. Mr. Robert Chambers directs all music organizations as well as teaching a course in biology. G of Lznfligu. A ' ' asses irls phy. ed. instructor, Mrs. Jack Von Wuden also teaches two cl Mr. Jack Von Ruden plays a double role by teaching courses in social studies and acting as coach for the sports activities. In the commercial department, Mrs. Richard Wegner exercises her abilities teaching students business skills. She was replaced by Mrs. Josephine Borchers in February. '54-' lily ,aff nulgh-F 'Q 1 L 'rg 5.5 . Qi' ' P Q 5' ' L ..94J'-jk, ,E '12 4 X A 'W . tim, M 3 X, M71 w if 8 4 I' QW 4 5' x 4 1 KA ,. .k ,, H y L' , va .rg . . ,H + ,As My Nm A K wi 1 K .2-N2 33 , 71 225 ' if y it 7, ,K , , ,ff 4-war 1. wi? , Mimi, V, gg M li f f, a N- -.,1k.g.x., 1 Q Q M, W M X. . - ' ' ,.,..,....w-....N.w..W .W . Q .- 1 5 - - - ' A 135 ' : Li? Q fx' . Q .i Q ' 3' 1 .- .- if .wsu -wx Q . .f A ' 'Y f. . f ,. A K :AX .Ci S 54' WY 5-gs A N - f K?--f +R .b A XXX.. t .Q 'isfgixfi . ., M X er u 'lm ....,,,,,,k gi h . ,Xr w . . gpgfkj. .IQ f Qkifii 5 ,. L T gs- F: ' AER . J' - xii . Q -' ,F . WWW 'A quiet tongue shows a wise head.n 'The thing he wants most to get out of school is himse1f.n Qafmf lam! U QL, nwork fascinates him, he can sit and look at it for hours.H nShe's always willing and ready for a good time.n W? W. N WChase me girls, I'm full of fun.n 'Neat and shiny like a pearl.n WW nLet good times wear away troubles.n 'All that I've learned, I've forgotteng all that I know I've guessed.n 7'60QJ6.1A4J WMV 'Why work longer? It's time for fun. Why keep quiet when you can ta1k.n df? ! 'Possessed bg charm that's all her own. x 'Red hair, but no temper.' nSome say she's quiet, others know better.n nwomen disturb me not.u fflutbz, 740114, nHer eyes spell mischief, her smile spells hi.' nwhen he says he's working like the devil, it may be true.n fbi! uBlushing is the color of virtue.n uThe time is dull! but I shall sharpen it.' ffwwwf NA winning way, a pleasing smile, dressed neat and right in sty1e.n uFull of fun and mischief likes doing things she shou1dn't do.' 'Some think the world is made for fun and frolic so do I.N Jayzzgffpw ,mwiyza 'Her enthusiasm knows no bounds.n 7 . gl 'I agree with no man's opinions, I have some of my own.' 'The troubles of the world are not mine. .Jag JAM I nThat is as well said as if I had said it myse1f.n ma!! 1 !4444444444AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAE 1 P ' L -1 r ' x '1 r ' r r s 5 1 1 1 4 P 1 j I ' l ' s 4 r. 1 ' L 1 Q r 4 s ' L 1 ' l 1 : 1 . e,YY'YfYYvrvvvvvrvvvyvvvrvz MR. VIDMAR5 the senior class of '56 has voted unanimously to make you our Honary Advisor. This is to acknowledge your service Nabove and beyond the call of dutyn which you gave to us as our co-advisor our junior year. You gave us your time, talents, advice and ideas to help make ours a successful classg you befriended our entire class. We wish to thank you. i Q-fa.f,-44,5 WSometimes I sit and thin , sometimes I just sit MEMORIES MADE HERE One day in late August, 27 puzzled freshmen entered good ol' Seneca High for the first time. At our first class meeting we elected the following officers: President-Betty Burton, Vice President-Janice Johnson .Secretary-Mary Hoelker, and Treasurer-Michael Boland. Mrs. O'Shaughnessy piloted our class through the perils of our first year. The highlights of initiation night were visits from Harry and Margaret Truman, Johnny Ray, and a star hula dancer. Our first money making project of our hmm school career was our class dance which was held in January. Summer vacation passed quickly and we returned as Bcphomores--our ngreen froshien days were over. Officers were elected as follows: President-Betty Abbey, Vice President-Betty Brockway, Secretary-Donald Severson, and Treasurer-Robert Helgerson. we selected Miss Mezera as our advisor. This year it was our turn to put the freshmen through their paces at initiation. Our last midwinter dance, featuring Hank and his Night Owls,was such a success that we decided to have a repeat performance. After a leisurely vacation we reached the third rung on our high school ladder. Our class leaders for the Year were: President-Janice Johnson, Vice President-Mary Hoelker, Secretary-Betty Burton, and Treasurer-Loyde Beers. Mrs. Doll and Mr. Vidmar guided our class this year. This is the year in which we learned who founded Georgia --James Oglethorpe. There was much excitement when we finally recieved our ringa Gay Paree, with its Eiffel Tower and sidewalk cafes, was the theme of cur prom. Robert Allan and Joan Benoy were King and Queen. In May we sponsored the Junior-Senior Banquet at Geisler's Blue Heaven. All the anticipation of being a senior was now over Our senior leaders were elected. Mrs. Doll and Mr. Webster were chosen as advisors Mr. Vidmar was unanimously chosen as honorary advisor. We started this year's activities by going to Ellickson's in La Crosse to have our pictures taken. On December 28 our class held Seneca's first Snmdlake over which Arlen Anderson and Phyllis Kane reigned as King and Queen Baccalaureate services were held on May 13 and on May 18 we were graduated. Although the class of '56 is sad about leaving all their friends and good times at Seneca High, they look forward to new interests and activities. CLASS MOTTO 'Enter to learng depart to serve.n CLASS FLOWER Forget-me-not. CLASS COLORS Cherry red and gray. President-Margaret Martin, Treasurer Janice Johnson, Vice-President-Martha Hardin, Secretary-Mary Hoelker. JRE Nt vt 19- gxp 'cJ,.J, I de Mat' 1 1YU YOUNG Don Jan ab T. ff? D05 'iw A 'Q' i 'SU' 8 '59-1' Audrey Mal-nt ha xzkx X500 P 'E5dL Phyl F 50 8 QQ WX9.!'Y '14 X-wwf so Z B6 CTA! A a 'if' Q A -1 E863 ww: J- Knee-L9-Tlds A- Caya, D. Kussmaul, B, Clausen, J. Lynch, E. .2fenbaum.' Second row: J, Schmidt. M. Burns D, Keene, I, Swatek ' T5-885, T. Becwar. First row: Mrs. Von Ruden, R, Leary, E. Du Chame, L. Boland, D. Swatek, Mr. O. Johnson, IUNICRS Back row: C. Morovits, B. Zach, R. Rosenbaum, G. Linder, D. Ostrandmg G. Munson. Second row: M. Jens, J. W9-11, D- Sandys R- A1'1deT'SOT1, P. Doskocil, C, Forde. First row: M. Allan, G. Homuth, J. Olson, J. Nash, R, Prew, B. Morovits, A ' QQ fr, J Back row: E. Fradette, McCu11ick, D. Fradette, S, Walker, J. Morovits, W. Abbey, G, Link, J. C1-usan, J. hlema, A P. Doskocil. Second pow: A. Hoelker, C. Beerg J. Martin, B. O'Conne11, R. Allan, N- Walsh First row: Mr. Chambers, E. Fisher, M. Grossell, B. Boland, S. Tblgersonv J- BBIIOEI, Mr. Von Ruden. Missing: R. Nash. SOPHOMORES Back row: E. Martin, F. McConn1ck, O, Aspenson, P. Lee, J. Honzel, L. Hanson, wg Peterson, G. Hlndenberger, M. Pake First row: J. Sprosty N. Kozelka, D. Sullivan, Q n 4' A .. 'Ku A ' xjygjy ., I tl - '-'xi' 9 -K K a -still. 4, C. Heisz. Second row: D. Mezera, R. Benhart , G. Aspenson, V. Sutton, T. Haines,M. Petmson: , H, Messling, P. Kane, J. Lynch, C. Prew , H. Brockway, R. Trautsch. vqqg powg H, datsgn, I. 7Pad8it9, J. WoSfGCil vo OLSGWQ J' Keene: ! P, Snhekel, U. Clausen, D, Sprosby. Secon4 row: C. Shinko, N, Nuqent, M. Olsnn, V. Hezeva, W. Cody, J, Sprosty, R, Kane, J, Varo. First row: Miss W. Dehrents, N. Foland, P, Sprosty, P. Prew, R, Slama, A. Lynch, VP. G. Holman, Missing: H. Knutson, M. Torgerson, N. Mahan. FRESI-IMEN Back row: W. McCu11ick, R. Sime, G. Forde, V. Duha, J. Head, D. Barker. Q r'p,n,'.,1 K, CM. 1' 1 1 1 ,, -, ..,, oecond row: J. Frautsch, P. Pintz, R. Pimley, C. Mororitg F, Fradette, T, Caya, W, Crowley, First row: K. O'Connel1, J. Fisher, M, Prew, C. Briggs, M. Linder, C, Lenzendorf, .,,,,, MNS, I ..4 . I .Il 1'I-If ygAR IN A NUTSHELL ll 55 56 ' Vice President: E. DuCharme,Treasurer' A. Rosenbaum, President: C. Forde, Secretary: B. Clausen. SOPHOMORE Forty-one students entered Seneca High School this year as Silly Sophomores. We had the fun of initiating the Freshman and new teachers October fourth. We have had many students represented in the variousschool activities. On January sixth, Shirley Helqerson.andtharmawalker represented our class on the Homecominv Court. we makin a mmient kmour class when Marlene Grossel transferred here from Minnesota. Although we held no social functions dns yean we areplanning something for the coming year. Treasurer: W. Boland, President: J. Fisher, Secretary: R. Slams, Vice President: T. Olson. JUNIOR We opened the year's activities with a dance on october seventh, the Mississippi Nite Hawks as our orchestra. We ordered our class rings in the fall and recieved them in February. On January siXth,Jeanne Lynch represented our class on the Homecoming Court. 'Moments To Remembern was the theme chosen for our mudor Prom on April 20. Jerry Gilbertson and his orchestra furnished the music We were hosts to the Seniors at a banquet to end our activities of our busy year. Q opp ' fsi JWHEEA Q bu A p jk Q - ' . U secretary: S. 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H,,'-Ti,-,i .,..,VE33- gf: 5' 4?-,5 '5f,fp::by',v - ' ' V w1l,n,j.,' ,1,3f,gJ' ' ng, - - ,V,., 511.5-.lfq fr, Wa V1L,gfaVV VV - .A mfr? H un' f JV, ,4 r.f'.l' V ' :jx '., a ,- W f . A , . .VV LV, .4 ' '. '3 1- .' , .Ay . - F. . ' V' ' .. .- -4 '15, , V I V K . 'r X- -- '. . qw,- ' ' 4 t'.v ' . f X I,a.V V , Q w A A ' 21 :rm v 1V Q V., 1 . hu.. CAPTAINS eT9ou ober t X Bo yds Beer' CHEERLEADERS Q' an rum Corrine Beers, Roseanne Slama, Sharon Walker, L' A TEAM Margaret Martin, Betty BT0ckWaY9LaVonne Boland. afar Q-05135 F. McCormick, D. Sullivan, P. Lee, D. Ostrander, D. Severson, L. Honzel, B. Boland, Mr. J. Von Ruden, D. Sandy, R. Anderson, B. Helgerson. xl ll S CLUB BASEBALL TEAM Back row: Mr. J. Von Ruden, D. Ostrander, B, Zach, G, Aspenson, O. ASp6nS0n, T. Haines, C. Morovits, R. Messling, T. Caya, F. Pintz, C. Morovits, J. Martin. First row: L. Honzel, F. McCormick, D.Severson, P. Lee, B. Helgerson, L. Beers, D. Sandy, D. Sullivan, H. B1 00kWaYa J. Honzel. ' , . . . . X. .5 K .. vw.. , . .,...v., M, -,SR - D . Q, X . ' - : 'ii , - he L LUV Iunson, lllvan. J. Martin. First row: Mr. J. Von Ruden, L. Hwnzel, . SGVCTSGN, R. Helnerson, P. Lee, F. McCormick, D. Ostrander, X3Ch, D, Su D A TEAM H TEAM Huck row: G. Aspenson, G. Linder, B, Trautsch, W. P9tGPSOn, R. M6SS1ing Wirvf row: Hr. O. Johnson, J. Lynch, O. Aspenson, J- U150P1 'v 5UVf0U, G. Link, T. Olson. WJMK, Standing back row: R. Messling, J. Honzel, D. SGVGPSOH, F- MC Cormick. G. Aspenson, P. LOG, L. Beers, D. Sullivan, J- SPY'05tYs V' Suttimv W. Peterson, G. Munson, R. Trautsch, C, Morovlts, D, Sandy, L. Honzel H. Brockway. Sitting second row: M. Boland, R. Allan, B. O'Connell, G. Link, J. Lynch, Mr. Johnson, Kneeling first row: R. Helgerson, J. Martin, R. Benhart, J. Olson, T. Haines, D. Ostrander. VOLLEYBALL TEAM TRACK TEAM Standing back row: J. Olson, G. ASPGUSOU: J- Sprostyl R' Allan' G. Munsbn, G, Link, V, Sutton, B. O'Connell, B. Zach, W- P9t9PS0na R, Trautsch, C, Morovits, S1tting,second row: E, Martin, Mr, O. Johnson, L, Honzel, D. Ostrander, J. Honzel. Sitting, first row: F. McCormick, M. Boland, D. Severson, R, Messling, T. Olson. Hit or miss? sronfs IN Acnon 1 Bob's windup 5 wax ee i , f Wf fN5 f If 'iw 4, Strike twol Y c'Q A I .., n.. fx The team was in a huddl Suspense Wh t if? O go Grab that ball! The sidelines Where's tne ball? 5 W. W... .ww W. , 4 . Q. X3 I: . A . if gk , V .- Nl FQ i X S N x S xx X Q X X ix x 5. xx . X .' .xl-.K Q k . . -X--5.'.xx!g szgmsf - . sf L- . . 4 mfs? if si st -fuse 1 is : X A L A 1 A A ' M K- 5 2f'3,wQ.s'? 1 Wg -QQ K ESX N -Q f . FQ ' is x. 1 51 Q Q.. ff' .Q 'sl ? Q -asf x vi! , if mmf . ,. Wi ' A ra :gg ' mis ix 'e3 igx 'H Standing: Mrs. R. Wegner, T.O1son, M. Hxdker, M. Hard'n, G, Hindenberger, R. Prew, L. Honzel, R. Allan, G. Kozelka, W, Cody, Mrs, J, Von Ruden, Seated: H. Helgerson, M, Grlmsled, L. Beers, J. Henhart, C, Forde, B. Brockway, R. Crowley, D. Severson, M. Martin, S. Helaerson. ANNUAL surf NEWSPAPER STAFF Standing: Mrs. R. wagner, D. Withee, J. Benhart, M. Grlmsled, A, Rosenbaum, M. Hoelker, M. Hardin, W. Pease, A. Fortney, D, Sullivan, L, Honzel, B. Burton. Seated: L. Beers, M. Boland, A. Anderson, J. Olson, A. Lynch, B. Brockway, P. Kane, E. DuCharme, R. Crowley, D. Severson, J. Johnson, M. Martin. STUDENT COUNCIL Bottom to top. Left rowg B. Boland, B. Burton, B. Brockway, D. Ostrander, C. Morovits, M. Martin, D. Severson. Middle row: S. Helgerson, C. Beers, R. Kane, J. Fisher, M. Allan, J. Johnson. Right row: Mr. B. T. Webster, D. Sandy, P. Scheckel, R. Crowley, E. Martin,C. Forde. CO'-EDITORS Janice Johnson and Betty Burton We hope you like the S6 Chief. Our staff and advisors have put many long of work and the best of their hours ideas into its publication. Our thanks to all who have helped to make it a success. A special thanks to Mr. Chambersfbr taking the pictures for our divider P8893- It's been fun working with you, staff. Thanks again. ONE ACT PLAY Standing: Martha Hardin, Darlene withee, Janice Johnson, Betty Burton, Seated: Mrs. G. Doll, Marlene Allan, Agnes Rosenbaum. Kneeling: Marilyn Fake, Margaret Martin. The final cast chosen for our play, Overtones, consisted of Marilyn,Mar1ene, Agnes and Margaret. They received an NAU rating at the local contest in De Soto. when they performed at the district contest in La Crosse, the cast recieved a nBn rating. , A Back row: J. Olson, G. Hindenberger, M. Pake, F. McCormick, C. Forde, D. Withee. Second row: R. Allan, J. Lynch, M. Allan, E. Fr-adette, D, Fradette, J. Martin. First row: R. Leary, M. Grossell, G. Kozelka, A. Rosenbaum, B, Burton, Mrs. G. Doll. FOR ENS ICS LIBRARY CLUB . 1 . Br cnwa M. Walsh D. Fradette E. Fradette B. Norovits. StarlDitr?KPiJcilB T. gecwayrfn J. NaSb,, MPS. G- Dolan E- O'C01'1U,93-1, C- 901449, I Bgrtholmaew, Pg, Burton, P. Kane, D. Withee, J. Kneeland. Fir-st row: Hoelker, J. Benhart, A. Rosenbaum, A. Caya, M. Martin. :vPw 32.9 W Back row! W. Pease, B. Clausen, C. Forde, E, DuCharme, L, Boland. Front POW! R. Crowley, A. Rosenbaum, M. Hoelker, J. Johnson, P. Prockway, W. Martin, Miss Behrents. F.H.A. OFFICERS F.F.A. L. Honzel, M. Boland, R. Helgerson, D. Severson, Mr. Holman. OFFICERS J 9 G5 Q gg ' r , -f ,ef . J., Q: , -I' l as sg 4' ., ' Back row: J. Fisher B Burt E , . on, , Briggs, R. Allan,M. Walsh, E. Fradettte M. Prew, D. Fradette, P. Doskocil. J. Traunscn, C. Brigg8. Second POW: D, Swatek. C, Beers, S. Walker, A. Hoelker, A. Fortney, M. Olson, V. Mezera, J. Morovits, D. Keene, I. Fradette. First row: A. Lynch, R. Kane, M. Nugent, E. Fisher, P. Prew, J. Benoy, R. Slama, J. Varo, M, Grossell, S. Helgerson, R. Leary. FUTURE I-IOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA , M, y, , as , . llan, G, Homuth, M. Peke, E. Morovitsn M. Jens, S, Olson, M, Peterson, D. With96. Second POW! C- Pfewv R' Prew, A. NcCul1ick, N. Kbzelka, C, Lenzendorf, J. Benhart, M. Grimsled, M. Hardin, R. Finley, K. O'Connel1, M. Linder. First row: JZ Benoy, E. O'Conne1l, A. Bartholomew, P. Kane, M. Burns, A. Caya, J. Kneeland, D. Kussmaul, J. Lynch, T. Becwar, I. Swatek. unuup T N 5 A Q Back row: R. Helgerson, M. Boland, J. Olson, D. Sprosty, F. Mezera, I Klema, C. Norovits, D. Sullivan, J, Wall. Second row: P. Kane, J. Martin, J, Doskocil, D. Watson, T. Olson, J. Lynch, P. Schekel, R. Messling, R. A11an, First row: N. Boland, P. Sprosty, J, Sprosty, W, Cody, D. Sandy B. O'Connell, B. Boland, J. Schmidt, R. Anderson, Mr, G, Holman. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Back row: L. Honzel, U. SSVSTSOH, D. Barker, L. Hanson, R. Trautsch, R. Rosenbaum, G. Linder, R. Trautsch, J. Sprosty, G. Munson. Second pow: F, Fradette, R. Sobeck, D. Mezera, G. Forde, V, Duha, 0, Agpenson, A, Anderson, L. BSSPS, W. Crowley, B. Zach. First row: P. Doskocil, R, 4-5 AIR .. ,. ll! I-N 45. 415 QW FFA IUDGING Fat Stock: Glenn Linzor, John Ulson, David Sandy, Mr. G. Holman, The fat stock toon won a flvst place in the StaLa con'ort loft VGQW and won Q trip To the National Convention in Janson City, Hissnnwi, They received a bronze ratfnv there this fall. ' IIIIIIIIIIIHIIMI I A 'Ph k 2 Mggtgg Hp, G. Holman, Donalf' Jp?n: Orxillo Asnennon, mr. G. Severson, Micheal Boland, TfH1'I'1 folmflfl, Donald SCV9l Sf',H, David Honzel. Handy' Jack OlFOH. ll H. I. A. pack Pow, R. Si 6, V, Sutton, W, MoCullick, G. Forde, V. Duka. J. Head. W. Cvowlev. P. Uoskooil. B. Zach. U-.3GVGPS0U: G- Linder- Second POW: J, Sprorty, R. Qosenbaum, P. Scheokel, F. Pintz, f. Bolani, 3.-Sullivan: D, gpvogty, J, Elena, C, Horovits, J. Olson, F. Fraiette, H. Trautsoh, R. Trautsch, G, Munson. First row: W. Boland, J. Spvosty, W. Cody, B. Boland, J. Martin, B. O'3onnell, J, Dosxooil, D. Watson, J. Lynch, T. Olson, Nr. G. Holman, P. Sprosty, Standing: Up' 3, Chambers, U, Keene, verson. J. kilemu, J. Houzel, J. Martin, L, Honzel. Sitting, Second row: Q. Allan, .T. LYNCH, L. T30G1'S, C- Gears, P. Burton. Sitting, First row: J. Jmmson, G. Forde, S. Helffewfm. R. Leary, D. withee, D. Fradette, Sullivan, C. Heisz, M. Martin, R. Crowley, T-1. Allan. D. SENIOR BAND TWIRLERS M. Burns, J. Kneeland, I-T. Fake, J. Johnson, G. Homuth, S. Walker, A. Lynch. L if if Q I Sift, Back row: I. Fradette, J. Nenharl, M. Linder, R- Finley, G' Aspenson' G. Forde. Fr-one row: J. Sullivan, J. Walsh, J. SPPOSW, W- Cody: J. Varo, B. Ostrander, Mr. R. Chambers. BEGIN NING BAND MIXED CHORUS Back row: B. Boland, W. Cody, P. Scheckel, J. Olson, G, Hindenberger, J. Honzel, L. Beers, L. Honzel, W. Peterson, R. Trautsch, C, Heisz, J. Fisher, A. Rosenbaum. Second row: C, Forde, B, Burton, R, Allan, J. Lynch, M. Allan, R. Crowley, D, Fradetter R. Prew, M, Pake,D, Withee, First row: J. Johnson, R. Kane, R, Salma, J. Varo, S, HelgerSon,D,!kene L, Boland, D, Swateg, C. Beers, Mr. R. Chambers. l Q W e , rl av. ' L N, Lis v C fl ff S 1 'W' 'li J 5 Q In Ufvlr Z f 1 I X Q vs., ' b 5 S L . I xx .V , gi t if 1MlI!P 5 .J aggsip 5 .'S ' 1 M- .Qi A sd, it t - ,A , Q 3 't ' . Q ' f Back row: A. Fortney, J. Varo, H. Kane, S, Helgepson, R, Slama, M. Grosnell, A. Lynch, P. Prew. Third row: J, Trautsch, R. Crowley, U. Fradetto, C. Forde, J. Johnson, D, Withee, R, Prew. M. Palm. Second row: J. Fisher, M. Nugnet, A. Rosenbaum, M. Prew, R, Allan, J. Lynch, M, Allan P. Doskocil, First row: D. Keene, L. Boland, C. Beers, J. Bengv, M. Olson, I. Fradette, B. Burton, Mr. R. Chambers.. L GIRLS' CHORUS BOYS' CHORUS Back row: P. Doskocil, C. Morovits, L. Hanson, D. Ostrander, W, Peterson R, Truutsch, C. Heisz, J. Sprosty, E. Hanson. Second row: J, Spposty, L Doskocil, P. Schekel, T. Haines, T. Caya, G. Forde, J, Honzel, L. Beers L. Honzel, First row: W, Boland, B, Boland, W, Cody, J, Martin, J. 01505 J. Lynch, V. Sutton, G. Hindenberver, Mr. R. Chambers. n wt , . we N 2 . Qpeen Jifn Grind M PROM Big Moment in Gay Parse King Bo arch SNOWFLA KE I Winter Wonderland Royalty Queen Phyilis HOMECOMING King Arlie xanxoe The Court n incl wee Bob nf? R195 Mrs,.kmedUno Borchers Mrorci sed the activities of commercial tcacher nftnr replacing Mrs, Richard Werner, Christmas Cnrolers e LHCSGL xr' 0 1 David Stolkes transferred to Seneca High Schoolfrom La Fargo in February, to make an addition to the Senior Class of '56, if , ang oh xi 555. ik' -LQ! ann nCalN lNkiH,q .- Barb, doinf her office work, is. . -, M X A K 23 'P' Smile pretty M4-N. concer- whoe Lookin for a sno-ball fight? 63Sy Looks like a picnic, rw iL Q 2' K l .. ax We yogi HQ Q, . ogy ., - . 1,,-.0:.- f D4 YI I Class of '56 '? g ' W i in 'L cf '- I I N T I A T I 0 N S Q., Nn 3, Q I S Class of '59 N92 xrkowe X. A I lr- 5'S.'f f 'QQ in svn 9 T SQE9 96 me s www'- s:.sajm q l1, 3-J' 4,' 'Q -1. 9 . 0 , ff' 4 A . l y V K fr' v -v I ' 4 . fl f Af., x' H fi' 'gg' -55 f, ,r M .'wnf' Bathing beauties? Sleepy time gals Q9 Pals Gloria in the treetop Sharon iii Destination-S.H K 4 3 Snoozing been huntinn Prom '1 1x 9 4 53 we - . X198 ww fi' .. . A- QSM - 'N fxM K S Xl X - 'A SEE ff .. X, X , WSRQ '-:mx X Z ,A 5 5 X X S A X , X Q X X Q: ws NMX NW :Sv KN fx.qi1'mN.w-3' 1 . k . A Y Qs 355.5 :Sk ' 5? my V X N Q if xx. . Q X 4 2 I X lm X Sex 53, x 'B X N Y X' Q ,: -Swin- Nrw A x , e 5 Q xk.x A +-.. -. . Y aw'- 3-N 1. Q - A-i igf' - v X 'Aw' Demorstrnhivn hifgmy Hard at work ML LC we thre e ' Rosy W- .fll Tiw Algebra! p ' where's Doc? fl. 'X e's the mouse? Stu Betty Jean ing when YodreSm11ing had 1tL wi' -qv.. 1-Wx, F., . QQ uf 8 014,109 Two in a Nutshell www lma RBm6mb6 1 , Q .1 1, 4 W 5 K' , . Tab 1 K Band Phy Jack's Moment and 1 , 'ff w , xg Trio Funk? WCW 1 ',.. , , ,QXQN NN , . -m:.,,ixswA1W,fx -,XX-qA L :WX K A K 3 -' - i F . -an if Famous 1 :M , Q, L f? wgff3?i?f?7i'E'i'3f' xv A -1 F 52 if. M fb Q05 M 499' Q ' FINANCES sl I. ' : u 0 QL ,fell . , ,- . s 1 f?,e.l.. .wa 1, 1 I e H , P w 4.1 'I I 'I XQRYREMMMMXEXEMMMEESXMBXBXMMMMBEE-ESQ PATRONS The persons listed below, parents, alu ni, and friends of Seneca High School, have contributed one dollar each to the annual fund. Our sincere thanks for their most generous support of our annual. We are o print their names in our book. Mr. Martin Stluka Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Garvey Mr. Roger Becwar Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Allan Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Benoy Mr. and Mrs. Emerth Aspenson Miss Betty Ann Kane Mr. Frank Finley Mr. and Mrs. Normon Aspenson Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Burton Mr. Loren Burton Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brockway Miss Joan Martin Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jens Mr. Thomas Kinnery proud t Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. Leonard Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mrs and Fred Hinderburger Elmer Lee Verne Link Millard Munson Andy Peterson Francis McCormick Peter Prew Ralph Torgerson Loren Trautsch Ken Burton Rudolph Kozelka Newman Helgerson Archie Klema Jake Keene Paul DuCharme William Pease Olson Tilman Olson Thomas Hadfield John Hcelker Mrs: Harry Trautsch Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Clarence Burton John Pelock Milton . J. J. Payne Mrs. John Finley Mrs. Jerome Stoikes Mr. Jack Slama Mr. Edward Ertel Mr. and Mrs. Donald Olson Mr. Hank Cooper Miss Margaret Ingham Mr. and Mrs. John Chellevold Mr. and Mrs. Pete Severson Mr. Floyd Sutton Jr. Mr. Bernard Vidmar Mr. and Mrs. Miss Trudice Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr.F.A.Gmww Mr. Jacob Vedvlk Mr. Robert Honzel Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Artell Caya Mr. Bernard Finley Mr. Elmer Olson MI' e and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. T. Mr. and Roberts Clarence Baker Zajicek Don Cooper Gordon Mrs Daniel Mrs Howard Mrs. Warren Mrs Edward Mrs Donald Mrs Herman MacHolda Radel Slama Withee Varo Wall Severson Sime Sr. Mrs. Lorenzo Sutton icicieicit Paulson lnsnrnnee Ageney INSURANCE and BONDS CLARENCE PAULSON, AGENT SENECA, WISCONSIN 3 Hebert Johnsen tnre SENECA, WISCONSIN G aries H d re FEED sEEDs FERTILIZER EASTMAN GREAMERY Prairie City Bank of E Prairie du Chien ASTMAN .-1, Xe X E ee X Q5 Cp if' 6' 1 LEONARD THOMPSON MGR St tions at: B gley, Eastman, and S SENECA DAIRY SENECA, WISCONSIN CLYDE JOHNSON, PROPRIETOR EE ,P?i' Kanew YOUR I.G.A. GAMBLE - SKOGMO DEALER Seneca, Wisconsin WINDY ' S 'PAW RN LYNXVILLE 532 AHESQ CLIFFORD WITHEY, PROP. E ECA LUCKER SENECA JAMES HONZEL, PROP. 7n-Liu, Qfddd gene LAWRENCE PETERSON, PROP. R.F.D. 1 BOX 58 SOLDIERS GROVE, WISCONSIN J, BILL'S TAVERN RISING SUN g P' :Na X 14' if .1 iii A 4. BILL AND CECELIA CRONLEY, PROP. Su11ivan's Tavern, Seneca V H NW C 4 Johnson's Barber Shop, Mt. Sterling A 1 Q' ,, QI 'iseise lr w'l,p Max's Sinclair Service, Seneca 7ftLSz'e-Margaux HOME 0E BLUE RIBBON CHEESE RONALD E- JOHNSON, PROP- fy?-ix ,A LQ 'KW .0- Jackson's Grocery, Mt. Sterling ul tx! I W Zi 1 .LI '14 fi? W HT ya, V .x..- 'iA'.1 Ohffwtg J ...Q G M ' tty, ' X E1 1 1 I Compliments of Mr. 8a Mrs. R. L. Kramer, Eastman mia 4 1 MIEIR E f ,, fggx? Vw 51:3-1 L. A. Caya Ac Son, Lynxville G-i,'1 Q?'g '! I ...EET30 gil-lf? l-1 , .ff PTF? 4 4 '9'7vT1U'Ey 204 sv- Roaches Store, Eastman .,,gQ? i2' w . .Kb Wa1ker's Garage, Seneca -. , as ' - V fx. K Cooper Locker af Grocery, Eastman OOO C N Q NA mst 5 PM NAS! K Larrnore's Garage, Seneca Q Z- Mobilgas ,Q 2 Mobllol 3 Bean's Store, Eastman j 2 v I -F 'Aix f Harold Uglum Insurance, Mt. Sterling E-3 1,--T-I--.... ': gg --l-1 ..,l1--' .l.-i- X 5 ffjv 521 'Nix ' a ,nf O , ,E ' x . o' - - 'ffl 0 9: -'Q?I:.'. ' vmmw Siu 9 ' ' 2 Helgerson's Appliances, Mt. Sterling lll.lia:p za? Shinko's General Store, Eastman .3 Pixler's Feed Store, Eastman QW Equity Co-operative Livestock Sale Association, Seneca White's Barber Shop, Eastman W N 1. WW ' 1 X V :- .,- , . 'i'- 4 ' A U' ' G n If N 1 1 Qx,.,.L, Geitz Feed Store, Eastman U .I l.'p U 'J' VKIKIEQ, Bernie's Barber Shop, Rising Sun 4 wr'-2 Jeg1'j, :N ihbul.. . 3, -r Y Kvalheims Store, Fairview chu, 1? ' f Q an Q igfj I ' .Ev 'Yo' i Grohs' Store E Sawmill, Rising Sun F -1 , U v, cum Ssiwyuh a qnygia Helgerscrfs Pure 011 Station, Mt. Sterling J WE HIT THE A-N i Kiwi-M MARK Richard Homuth Trucking, Seneca The businesses of our locality have given their support by buying advertising space in our annual. A very hearty and sincere thankyou for helping to make it a success. PRAIRIE DU CHIEN Dr. R. J. Campbell H1-way Grill William O'Nell, Att0rH0Y Prairie Pladium Dr. R. J- McWilliams Metro Theatre Dr. H. L. ShapiP0 Grelles Inc. Dr, 0. E. Satter 12.007 Dr. James L, Greenwald Prairie Dairy 13.003 Dr, H, B, Von Ruden 15.005 Hamman's Store1?..OOl Ritchie's Jewelry Store Garrity's Jewelry Store Edwari Plumbing R Heating Scheffer W Oueram, AttoPn9N5 Wachute's Hen Franklin Store Farrell's Drug Store Store 12.035 Tiller's Furniture 13.003 Peterson Antoine Ga Peterson 15.001 VIROQUA Hanson' s Shoe 12 .ooy Dahl's Drugs Viroqua Dairy Thureen Shoe Store Oriole Cafe Bennett Law Office 12.003 Klinkner 8 Schroeder Produce Penney k Penney Felix's Department Store Dr. A. Fortney BOSCOBEL Dr. J. McNamee 12.005 Dr. Schultz WAUZEKA wauzeka Box Company 12.00, These b'-155-1105565 and professional men from outside our immediate locality have made contributions of one dollar also. A very special thanks for their generosity in supporting our annual. 9 ,f 9 AUTOGRAPHS r- ' 9' ,ia ,H iii'-X, . wg, 1 If ... J., ,M , iifzi U ff 1 MQMW wmfwfff If ' CUfLS.HS iffy WW MW!! Cv' 'Ines -Q Af7f?5 fp 'vhfiyfif 34355 ,QY! ' ff as , I f is 3552? 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