Syracuse High School - Echo Yearbook (Syracuse, IN)

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‘music’ of their language FRONT ROW--Mr. Bame, Sponsor, K. Niles, S. Cutter, J. Bryan, P. Coburn. ROW 2--T. White, K. Dorsey, M. Immel, J. Buhrt, C. Peffley, M. Meredith, S. Frye. ROW 3--E. Koher, M. Bush- ong, S. Kern, S. Searfoss, S. Traster, S. Kitson, K. Juday, D. Huff. ROW 4--J. Poynter, J. Koher, M. Buhrt, J. Wilson, R. Van Sickle, R. Searfoss, J. Kramer, P. Stanfield, B. Fisher. modern music masters THE MODERN MUSIC MASTERS, or Tri-M as it is commonly known, is an honorary society for high school music students. Eligibility for membership is determined on the basis of points which are earned by participating in state and district contests, public or communi- ty performances, and belonging to either band or chorus or a church sponsored vocal group. Due to conflict in schedules, the Tri-M was hindered in beginning the club year. However, under the guidance of Mr. Bame, they spon- sored several activities throughout the year and brought the international language of music into the lives of all S. H. S. students. Compliments of W. R. THOMAS 5C--$1.00

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Spanish club and tn-m offer FRONT ROW--T. Meredith, S. Runge, C. Jones, K. Thomas, R. Clevenger, S. Baumgartner, V. Smith, J. Juday. ROW 2--Mrs. Aballi, Sponsor, G. Talmadge, P. Ridings, M. Walters, M. Meredith, S. Kirkdorfer, M. Martin, C. Wiggs, T. White, J. Hulley. ROW 3--L. Laughlin, E. Koher, W. Appenzeller, S. Kern, J. Poynter, P. Miller, J. Losee, C. Hulley, R. Laughlin. ROW 4--T. Jones, S. Sheline, W. Pipp, R. Mauzy, R. Stiver, B. Bauer, S. Wagner, B. Carlson, T. Thornburg, H. Elstrod. Spanish club PRONUNCIATION is the key to successful Spanish, as Mrs. Aballi illustrates to the Club de Espanol. SPANISH CLUB was a new organization at S. H. S. this year. Sponsored by Mrs. Aballi, S. H. S. Spanish teacher, the club spent much time organizing its members and preparing club rules and membership requirements. Since nearly all of the club members were in one of the two levels of Spanish taught academically, the club activities coincided with many of the lessons being taught in the classroom. Numer- our reports were given by club mem- bers on Spanish speaking countries, and refreshments of Spanish origin were often served. Officers Roger Stiver, Rob Clevenger, Jayne Poynter, and Bob Carlson organized the club so that it will grow and bring the magic of the Spanish language to all S. H. S. stu- dents . Compliments of E. L. FOSBRINK, M.D.

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FRONT ROW--J. Poynter, C. Peffley, B. Fisher, S. Kitson, M. Juday. ROW 2--T. Coverstone, N. Butt, N. Koher, K. Juday, C. Luttman, D. Mikel, L. Kitson, C. Jones. ROW 3--S. Kern, S. Hershberger, B. Fisher, L. Mock, M. Meredith, M. Brower, D. Byrd, J. Conn, S. Wagner, D. Coy, M. Cordon, M. Smith, P. Combs, P. Stanfield. ROW 4--J. Yoder, S. Reed, P. Mock, J. Kramer, D. Jetmore. concerts, pep bands, dance band band activities HIGH SCHOOL BAND MEMBERS were a busy group this year. Among their various activities were fall, Christmas, and spring concerts. The band produced precision drill routines for basket- ball games, and formed pep bands which also pro- vided entertainment at the games. Another division of the band was the Dance Band. Composed of carefully selected band members, the Dance Band added a light touch of jazz to a National Honor Society chili supper, pep sessions, and basketball games. Mr. Bame, director of the sixty-six member group, tried, as all band direc- tors, to raise the level of music played by the band. A variety of music was played, and band members found that belonging to the group this year was a challenge as well as a pleasure. Compliments of SMITTY'S BOAT LIVERY