Syracuse High School - Echo Yearbook (Syracuse, IN)

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phys. ed., health strengthen us PHYSICAL EDUCATION, usually taken in grades seven through ten, is always a popu- lar subject with many students. As any study bound Jacket will attest, this year was no exception if judged by the constant squeals coming from the gymnasiums. A GOLF ENTHUSIAST, Mr. Roderick, who is not pictured here, is a traveling teacher as is Mrs. Carpenter. Although Mr. Roderick has no high school classes as such, he coaches the golf and junior high track teams. MRS. CARPENTER is the devoted instruc- tor of girl's phys. ed. A 1960 graduate of Ball State University, Mrs. Carpenter did her student teaching at Syracuse. Her teach- ing load is divided between Syracuse and Leesburg. She also sponsors G.A.A. and cheerblock at Syracuse. ANOTHER GOLFER, Mrs. Talmadge, came to S.H.S. nine years ago after three years experience at Wilson Junior High. Mrs. T teaches Health to eighth grade girls. 1966 MARKS the second year at S.H.S. for Ball Staters, Mr. Bond and Mr. Moser. A native of Hagerstown, Indiana, Mr. Bond teaches math, health, and business and coaches freshman basketball. MR. MOSER teaches phys. ed., physiology, and biology as well as coaching B-team basketball and track. MR. LONGENBAUGH, a 20 year veteran of S.H.S., teaches history, geography, and phys. ed. and coaches the junior high baseball team. GYMLEADERS D. Money, C. Smith, and Frye assist Mrs. Carpenter with her classes AT RIGHT Mrs. Carpenter confers with G.A.A. officers J. Auer, S. Pittman, M. Bushong, and P. Ridings. PHYS. ED. AND HEALTH instructors Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs. Tal- madge, Mr. Bond, Mr. Moser, and Mr. Longenbaugh form a jovial group which has met in its natural habitat ... the new gymnasium.

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echoes of ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES are the part of a Jacket's life that make the la- borious task of studying and doing homework worthwhile. Various organizations call our hallowed halls Home, and in this section we present an echo of their activities. H'J