Syracuse High School - Rocket Yearbook (Syracuse, NE)

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The Midwinter Concert marks the debut of TWIRLERS: Joan Brandt, Pam Neemann, Diane Staack, Ann Formanack, Drummajorette, Cindi Heinke, Kathy Vrana, Sue Bruns. EM ,, E f BAND: FRONT ROW: Roxanne Johns, Dee Fentiman, Patsy Henke, Pam Neemann. SECOND ROW: Joan Witte, Marcia Conradi. Kathy Vrana, Anita Mullis, Jerry Block, Gary Liese- meyer, Sue Rippe, Tim Hoffman, Cathy Yearsley, Carole Mor- rissey. THIRD ROW: Ken Redden, Linda Niebuhr, Linda Witte, Barbara Stubbendick, Ruth Koester, Donita Yearsley, Bruce Neeman, Brad Sporhase, Tony Meredith, Connie Horns, David Zahn, Dennis Ehmke, Phil McCallum, Lynette Hall, Gordon Wellensiek, Burce Spitz, Darrel Petersen, BACK ROW: Dana Miller, Allen Dettmer, Pat Nisely, Donn Schroeder, Debbie Kramer, Milan Brehm, B.A. Johnson, Director.

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and meets deadline. The Rocket is out to win you over was the slogan for the 1968 Rocket campaign. Six seniors, seven juniors and one sophomore make up the '68 Rocket Staff. These students were chosen by individual application and interest. Many long hours were spent in the evenings compiling the necessary information and material for the book. This year the annual staff undertook several money-making projects. The first project was sell- ing programs at football and basketball games. A soup supper was held after the Falls City football game. Early in the spring Rocket shirts were sold to the students. The '67 Rocket received an 'A' from the Na- tional School Yearbook Association. mf ., at .Q f Business Manager, Sherry Hespen, Editor, Lois Brehm, and Photography Editor, Linda Wilkins look over senior page layouts. Q.. ' , . A Q V . rr' t j rel e.. . E .f f4-N.. Staff members Brenda Clark, Deb Lankton, Diana Schneider, Jolene Boyes. Barb Griepenstroh, Emma Snyder, and Kathy Staack finish yearbook layouts.

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new hand uniforms. Two more trophies were added to the band's collection this year, from the Plattsmouth Marching Contest and from the State Marching Contest. The band also journeyed to the King Korn Karnival and the State Fair. As a part of their summer schedule the band made trips to various centennial celebra- tions. The concert band played a courtesy concert at Plattsmouth. The new uniforma were worn for the first time at the Midwinter Concert and received many com- pliments. Many ensembles were featured on the pro- gram this year. Two of the more serious numbers were London Symphony and Elsa's Procession to the Cathedral. Some of the various ensembles are the Trom- bone Trio, Trumpet Trio, Clarinet Quartet, Brass Sextet and Sax Quartet. CLARINET QUARTET: Patsy Henke, Dee Fentiman, Roxanne Johns. Joan Witte. BAND: FRONT ROW: Karen Wyatt, Jana Wiles, Arlene John- son, Debbie Nannen, Janice Wellensiek. SECOND ROW: Shirley Jacobson. Marilyn Brehm, Diana Staack. Chris Phillippe. Lois Brehm, Bonita Wendeln, Susan Bruns, Cindi Heinke, THIRD ROW: Sandi Martacho. Tim Kreifels. Jim Niebuhr, Ruth Hogan- camp. Nadine Janssen, Joan Brandt, Shirley Wallen, Joyce I Gergen, Ann Formanack. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Carper, David Venema, Jim Gray. Janis Rippe. Karen Petersen, Jim Fey, Lois Wallen, Lois Petersen. Bob Wilhelm. Coranne Bryan, Mike Moller, Lana Engelbrecht. Nancy Halvorsen. Alan Hill. Steve Rippe. Sandi Neeman. 17