Syracuse High School - Rocket Yearbook (Syracuse, NE)

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Honor ociety opens store in cafeteria The National Honor Society consists of nine Seniors this year. Each spring new Jun- iors and Seniors are inducted by a candle light service before the student body. Mem- bers are chosen on the basis of leadership, service, scholarship and character by a corn- mittee of faculty members. Honor Society has taken on the privilege of working in the lunch room. They also keep a school supply store open for the students during the noon hour. During the Twin Rivers Tournament at Syracuse this year, the Honor Society helped supervise to make it asuccess. A field trip was taken later in the year. Officers of the Honor Society are Presi- dent, Patsy Henkeg Vice-President, Pam Wurteleg Secretary, Dee Fentimang and Treas- urer, Tim Hoffman. Honor Society sells school aids to students Members show interest at meeting.

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Future Farmers work on their projects FRONT ROW: Roger Bond, Clark Gartner, Bob Engel- brecht, Gary Kuenning, Ken Lamb, Gary Liesemeyer, Dennis Royal, Dale Koester, Mr. Benson. SECOND ROW: Milan Brehm, Rick Bruns, Mike Pummel, Steve Lingle, Bob Burr, Bill Pope, David Koester, Tim Minderman, Duane Windhorst. THIRD ROW: Dean Fisk, Couples enjoy playing Dating Game with disc jockey from KLMS Lee Ray, Bob Wilhelm, Keith Juilfs, Dale Henke, Karl Wellensiek, Keith Leisemeyer, Joe Wirth, Bryan Baker. FOURTH ROW: Wayne Meyer, Dennis Koester, Dean Roos, Dan Bruns, Gene Stubbendick, Curtis Kim- ball, Dan Schutz, Keith Kimball, Darrel Hillman. The Future Farmers of America sold light bulbs to raise money to complete a very busy year. Earlier this year the members were sold at a slave auction to also raise money. The officers this year are President, Kenny Lambg Vice-President, Gary Kuenningg Secretary, Gary Liesemeyerg Treasurer, Lynn Pickerillg News Reporter, Dennis Royal, and Sentinel, Bob Engelbrecht. The F.F.A. officers, accompanied by Mr. Benson, attended the F.F.A. Convention in Kansas City. A highlight of the year was the varmit hunt, The classes competed against each other. The losing team, the Seniors, served chili soup to the underclassmen. The F.F.A. Worked with the Student Coun- cil to stage a Sadie Hawkins Dance. This dance took the place of the Sweetheart Dance. The members did very Well at the district speech contest held at Pawnee City, Some of the members attended the state speech contest.

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Library supplies valuable reading material FRONT ROW: Nadine Janssen, Joan Brandt, Jan Scheef, Coranne Bryan, Karen Petersen, Jean Stilwell. SECOND ROW: Shirley Fisk, Connie Wirth, Sharon Schwartman, Vicky Koester, Diane Wellman, Evelyn Heebner, Peggy An avid reader, Mrs. Margaret Masters enjoys helping students find reading material in the library. She is working hard to improve the libraries in the Syracuse school system. Mrs. Masters supervises the Library Club, which this year consists of 25 mem- bers. The main purpose of this club is to serve the school. The officers of this club are President, Jan Scheefg Vice-President, Coranne Bryang and Secretary-Treasurer, Karen Petersen. Mrs. Masters holds aclass once aweek for the members of this club. During these classes she instructs the students on the correct use of the various machines in the library, Mrs. Masters received her B.S. degree and Masters in education from the Univer- sity of Nebraska. She has served for 14 years at Syracuse. Ropers. THIRD ROW: Dennis Vodicka, Gary Ehmke, Donita Yearsley, Shirley Lutjemeyer, Carol Warnke, Carol Juilfs, Judy Werner, Jana Wiles. BACK ROW: Peggy Bro, Jean Hansen, Jim Jordan, Jerry Werner. Librarian, Mrs. Margaret Masters, is assisted by librarian officers, Karen Petersen, Coranne Bryan, Jan Scheef.