Syracuse High School - Rocket Yearbook (Syracuse, NE)

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ROCKET is dedicated to Principal Rhodus To a man who lives before us in a silent manner, yet has set a wonderful example to all who have been under his leadership or have associated with him. To one whose determination to do anything in his power to make our school a better place and the students init better citizens, the ROCKET Staff of 1967 proudly ded- icates this yearbook to our principal, Mr. John Rhodus. Mr. Rhodus has served as principal of Syracuse High for 21 years. In addition to this important job, he serves as sponsor of the Honor Society and the Senior Class. In his capacity as Student Counselor, Mr. Rhodus has assisted students with their future vocational plansg Mr. Rhodus holds an A,B,, degree from Peru State College and an M,E, degree from the University of Nebraska. In his spare time, Mr. Rhodus is active in var- ious civic and professional organizations, including American Legion, Mas onic Lodge, and the Nebraska State Education Association. To Mr. Rhodus we dedicate our '67 ROCKET, and we would like to say Thanks for making SHS a better place, :r3C,,M,, ' are M J .A Ac. Mr. Rhodus, in his role as Student Counselor, assists Susan Stilwell with her future vocational plans, m xmwwfmm-a-weowww-Mlvwwm-MM '- ' ,.. UQ D' U1 0 23 O O v- 'G S ,... I5 0 ,... 'U P9 us- Mr. John Rhodus

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Scores of new books are made ready for student use by busy library assistants. COIIUIIUHI I110ti0I1. I Spirited SHS boosters support their team with needed enthusiasm. Q. M, f S E T 1 5 3 S Q K 'wunq- p bt,b , J 2 5 S 5 5 2 S 3 3 w , . 2 W 5 5 : f 1 x i W E The corridors -- scene of constant conversations, confusion and commotion.

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Board of Ed. lays groundwork for school. l l 7 . . BOARD OF EDUCATION: FRONT ROW: Ernest Staack, Copenhaver, Treasurerg Joy Watermeier, Don Craig Don Anderson, President, Paul Phillippe, Vernon Superintendent. Neemann, Vice President. BACK ROW: Burton The full time job of keeping the Syracuse schools running smoothly and efficiently has been carried out by the able Board of Edu- cation. The problem of facilities no longer bothered the Board of Education as the new Sr. High building was put to full use. Their time was filled with meeting the ever-present demands for equipment, books, and supplies. Mr. Don Craig, Superintendent of Syracuse schools, has served as chief ad- ministrator for 18 years. He received an A,B, degree from Tarkio College and a M,A. degree from the University of Nebraska. He is active in many civic organizations, being a member of the Lions club, Masonic Lodge, and the Chamber of Commerce. Although his job as Superintendent is a full-time responsibility, Mr. Craig always has time to discuss a problem with any of his teachers or students. Board of Education members and their wives enjoy the Centennial Banquet.