Frank' Seneca station, 76th and National, is an historic landmark.

In 1927, Fred Barnard coined a phrase in the magazine Printer's Ink. The phrase was the now-famous, "One picture is worth a thousand words." Barnard wouldn't take credit for the saying because he hoped people would take it more seriously if he called it a Chinese proverb.

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From: Gary Zainer and Jeff Grosskreutz Here are pics of the WAC monument that we helped purchase with donations and funds left over from our 25th class reunion. Principal Jack Padek combined our $1,900 with a contribution from the class of 2003, and commissioned this high-class granite and brick structure in front of the school. Be sure to read Jack's note to the right--a fitting capstone to our reunion celebration.	from Jack Padek	far	middle	close
From: Eileen Canavan I'd love to hear from my fellow WAC classmates. Here are some real WACcky pictures of some of you and of our senior wall. I'm in one of these too. Was Tony Kerhin class president or leader of the Ubangis tribe?	Float	Spirit!	Ubangis President?	Spirit Wall
From: Mike Jungbluth and Sue Beyer As I mentioned in our bio page, our kids have developed a special bond with WAC since Sue and I are alumni. Here are our three sports-kids juxatposed with this old pic of me scoring a basket against Hale. The WAC apple has not fallen far from the tree for us.--Mike

From: Marie Rischard Here is a fun pic of Senior Skip Day. This was May 27, 1977 at Nagawicka Park. Standing: Renee Duwe, Pam Taylor Seated: Wendy Zimmerman, Annette Mueller, Kay Butcher & Marie Rischard

From: Dave Rasmussen In August of 2000, I did a "walking tour" of West Allis and took over 70 photos of "old haunts". Here are some of Central.

2nd floor hallway

back of school

cafeteria spirit wall

field house

football

my homeroom

new weight room