Syracuse High School - Rocket Yearbook (Syracuse, NE)

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SHS couIdn't survive without cooks and janitors. Chief janitor Mr. Joyce Schutz has the responsibility for main- tenance of both elementary and senior high buildings in the Syracuse school system. Mr. Schutz is also aided by his wife. Head cook Mrs. Herman Wilkens serves second helpings to ac- tive students at SHS. Mrs. Wilkens is completing her third year as head cook.

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Library is a source of reference for history. This year Mr. K. Appleget completed his fifth year at Syracuse High School. His schedule includes three classes in American History and two dealing in World History. In the second semester he offers a course in anthropology, oceanography, and arche- ology. These are designed to give students an under- standing of the career opportunities connected with the fields. In addition to his teaching responsibilities, Mr. Appleget holds the position of assistant varsity football coach. Mr. Appleget received a Bachelor of Arts in Education from Hasting College. At the present time he is doing graduate work at the University of Ne- braska. He enjoys collecting old Japanese swords as a hobby. Mr. Appleget explains an economic problem in one of his his- tory classes. Completing her fourteenth year of keeping the library in order and running smoothly is Mrs. Mar- garet Masters. She has added many new visual aids such as a small projector and there is also a large tape recorder. This is used often by students of the speech classes. While Mrs. Masters is doing things at the junior high library, she has many librarians at the senior high who keep the library running ef- ficiently. Mrs. Masters is there to help advise stu- dents in picking their topics for such things such as term papers and small reports. She is also one of the sophomore class sponsors. Mrs. Masters received her B.S. and E.O.M. from the University of Nebraska. Her hobbies are reading and working to improve the library. Shirley Lutjemeyer gets assistance from Mrs. Masters.

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