Syracuse High School - Rocket Yearbook (Syracuse, NE)

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with foundations for building the future -'Ir' ...,WMm'sN- -an-u-..,, Librarian, Mrs. Margaret Masters is assisted by student librarians Glen Rosenthal and Robert Winkler in manage ment of library facilities. Fulfilling the job of speech and dramatics teacher is Mr. Kenneth Price. This year Mr. Price reactivated the Thespians Society. This is an honor club for students active in dramatics. Mr. Price also teaches three classes of freshman English, Mr. Price received his B.S. degree at North Missouri State College. He has been on the SHS faculty for three years. He is a junior class sponsor, He enjoys shooting and collecting knives. Devoting full time to the school library is Mrs. Margaret Masters. Part of her time is spent at the junior high building. Capable student librarians learn to manage facilities at both buildings. Many new books were added to the library this year along with audio visual aids. Mrs. Masters received her B.S. degree and Masters in education from the University of Nebraska. Mrs. Masters has served twelve years at Syracuse. She enjoys reading andlikes to raise flowers.

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English and languages furnish students Miss Laura Trabert instructs sophomore English students in sentence construction. If Q f - g fd f- 1 ni As advanced English teacher, Mrs. Marlene Orton provides students with a good grammar and literary background. Completing her second year as German teacher is Miss Laura Trabert, She has one class of German l and one class of German ll. Students learn to read, write, and speak in German. Miss Trabert also teaches sophomore English. Miss Trabert has a B.A. degree from Doane College, She is a sophomore class sponsor. Among her hobbies are knitting, sewing, cooking, and reading. Mrs. Marlene Orton is associated with the advanced English. Mrs. Orton intro- duced project English to Syracuse High four years ago when she first came here. Emphasis is placed on British literature, the history and development of drama, poetry, short stories, and novels. Mrs. Orton holds a B.A, degree from Wesleyan. She is the FTA and school newspaper sponsor. Phonetic sounds and symbols are explained to speech students by Mr. Kenneth Price.

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Modern problems provide basic knowledge. t'iiwii'i'F't , 1 1, tl l 41 11 -M,,,l' M-L... Mr. K. Appelget busily prepares some sound arguments to be used in daily discussions before world and American history classes. Mrs. Marylynn Miller lectures on the problems today's youth in modern problems classes. Holding a B.A. degree from Hastings College, Mr. K. Appelget keeps busy teaching the history courses at SHS, He has two classes of world history and three classes of American history. Mr. Appelget coaches the freshmen basketball team and is assistant varsity football coach. He is doinglgraduate work at the University of Nebraska. In his spare time he collects old swords. Teaching the modern problems class is Mrs, Marylynn Miller. Modernprob- lems is a survey of the organization, processes and functions of government in the U.S. Mrs, Miller also teaches one class of junior English. Mrs. Miller has a B.S. degree from Wesleyan. This is her third year at Syracuse, Her hobbies include swim- ming, painting, and sewing, She serves as pep club and junior class sponsor.