In 1956, Dwight D. Eisenhower was president of the United States and won reelection. The world experienced major events, including the Suez Crisis in the Middle East and the Hungarian Revolution against Soviet control. Elvis Presley became a major music sensation with hits like “Heartbreak Hotel,” helping popularize rock and roll. The first commercial nuclear power plant opened in England, and popular movies included The Ten Commandments and Around the World in 80 Days.
Enjoy the memories for the Class of 1956!










Please take a moment to vote for her!
Great Job Meelin!
https://www.artsonia.com/museum/aotw/vote.asp



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🏐💙🏆 2026 RIDGE & VALLEY CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS! 🏆💙🏐
Introducing your 2026 Ridge & Valley Conference Volleyball Champions...the SENECA ROYALS! These ladies finished their regular season with a PERFECT 14-0 conference record!
🏆 CHAMPIONSHIP APPAREL ORDERS! 🏆
Order forms will be available in the school office tomorrow morning, or you can print one using the attached PDF link.
🚨 ORDER DEADLINE: FRIDAY AT 9:00 AM! 🚨
ALL order forms AND payments MUST be turned in to the school office by 9:00 AM Friday! *no online order link*
Printable order form: https://aptg.co/Z1yxhd
💙🤍 WAY TO GO, ROYALS! CONFERENCE CHAMPS! 👑🏐




The 6th/7th grade(Team B) team finished in 2nd place!
Good luck to both MS teams tonight vs Kickapoo @ Seneca (Team B @ 6 pm, Team A to follow)




In 1976, the United States celebrated its 200th anniversary with events and celebrations across the country. Gerald Ford was president, and Jimmy Carter was elected as the next president. NASA’s Viking 1 spacecraft landed on Mars, sending back pictures of the planet’s surface. The Apple Computer Company was founded, helping launch the personal computer revolution. Popular movies included Rocky, King Kong, and The Bad News Bears, while songs like “Don’t Go Breaking My Heart” by Elton John and Kiki Dee were popular on the radio.
Enjoy the memories for the Class of 1976!









In 1981, Ronald Reagan became president of the United States, and the first Space Shuttle, Columbia, launched into space. The world saw major events in technology, including the introduction of the first IBM personal computer. MTV also launched, changing the music industry by bringing music videos into homes. Popular movies included Raiders of the Lost Ark, Superman II, and Chariots of Fire, while songs like “Bette Davis Eyes” by Kim Carnes topped the charts.
Enjoy the memories for the Class of 1981!












Parents/Guardians & Community Members,
Please take a moment to read the attached “Royals Round Table” letter from our District Administrator, Mr. Alex Osterkamp.
📄 View the Royal Round Table letter here:
https://aptg.co/gPjzT3
📢 REMINDER:
REFERENDUM INFORMATIONAL SESSION being held tomorrow
📅 Sunday, October 11th
🕓 4:00 PM
📍 Band Room
We encourage parents, guardians, and community members to attend!
You can also vote for Anne for Play of the Week!
https://www.news8000.com/sports/play-of-the-week/play-of-the-week-nominees-for-october-7/article_7b4feaa2-3c72-4f76-be79-52de2927fbe9.html?shem=aimgspe,&fbclid=IwRlRTSAU0jiNleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBwZG9mBWZkaWQWUP4cms1zgCQM8QB899dUPgb_W_wtJXNydGMGYXBwX2lkCjY2Mjg1NjgzNzkAAR5VtUjb2G_E2AaiIeMt2iGrHGK5gc0y1KHSyL6FtPgVJvK4dsruseRv3jxcSQ_aem_g4c3xIrhDqZ5Cu5O6ZkGLA
In 1991, the world experienced major political changes as the Soviet Union officially dissolved, marking the end of the Cold War. The United States, led by President George H. W. Bush, took part in the Gulf War to drive Iraqi forces out of Kuwait. The World Wide Web became publicly available, changing how people would eventually communicate and find information. Popular movies included Beauty and the Beast, Terminator 2: Judgment Day, and The Addams Family, while music hits included “(Everything I Do) I Do It for You” by Bryan Adams.
Enjoy the memories for the Class of 1991!
We are missing a few yearbooks. If you have the year 1986, we'd love to borrow it!







If your family could benefit from this program, consider applying.

In 1996, the world saw major events in politics, sports, and technology. Bill Clinton was president of the United States and won reelection. The Summer Olympics were held in Atlanta, Georgia, and the Spice Girls became popular with their hit song “Wannabe.” The Nintendo 64 was released in North America, and the first version of the Palm Pilot helped introduce handheld digital organizers. Popular movies included Independence Day, Toy Story, and Space Jam.
Enjoy the memories for the Class of 1996!









In 2001, the world experienced several major events that shaped the new century. The September 11 terrorist attacks in the United States led to major changes in security and the beginning of the U.S. war in Afghanistan. George W. Bush became president, and the War on Terror became a major focus in the United States. Technology continued to grow, with the release of the first iPod, while popular movies included Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone, Shrek, and The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring.
Enjoy the memories for the Class of 2001!










