Syracuse High School - Rocket Yearbook (Syracuse, NE)

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of Mrs. Oestmann present programs. Smaller vocal groups include Boys Octet, Girls Sextet, Girls Octet, Mixed Octet, Madrigals and Classics. These groups were composed of students from the various classes. Select students from these groups and the Mixed Chorus attended the Ak-San- Ben Conference Clinic at Millard. These groups sang for local programs and special functions throughout the year. Practice sessions were held before and after school. Mrs. Oestmann directs the Girls Glee during the Christmas program. Brass Sextet performs at the Christmas program

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Classes Each year of high school is filled with memor- able events. Sophomores began the year with a dance to get acquainted with the upperclassmen. This class has proven to be the biggest class so far in SHS. The newcomers were promptly initiated into the hectic life of their first year of high school. This includes the confusion of ordering class rings and the new- ness of class dues. Storing their sophomore memories the class of '69 moves on to their junior year. Proudly wearing their class rings, the juniors launch into the sell- ing of magazines, to earn money for the Junior- Senior Prom. The Prom being the most important event of the year, must be carefully planned to the most minute detail. Juniors once again took second place in the class yell contest. Sophomores took first and Seniors took third. A student council was new to SHS and one of their activities was grubby day for the whole school. Even though it may be maddening sometimes, students of SHS will never forget their years of high school.