Seneca High School - Chief Yearbook (Seneca, WI)

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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,

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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