Syracuse High School - Rocket Yearbook (Syracuse, NE)

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Table of Contents R OCKET Introduction 0 rganizations C Iasses lSophomores 8 luniorsl K nowledge lAcademicl E xcitement lActivitiesQ T raining lSportsl S eniors 1-7 8-27 28-35 36-47 48-59 60-71 72-92

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Glimpses into a routine day at Syracuse High Pizza proved to be one of the most popular foods served for lunch. ubiizl in K. I 5' Shirley Jacobosn uses one of many facilities in the librar y. xx! Q 4 fKll5Bm.e,,,., , , , eyewear:-w - .- , A iwa mnezLElH,i:l'fAELfiiiiZs2L2it21 1 n A nurse from the Educational Service Unit No, 4 gives an eye test to Louie Wallman ' 1 vw' A ' . i i

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1968 Rocket Dedication To the memory of Mr. Elvin Bassett we dedicate this '68 annual. Mr. Bassett devoted seventeen years of service to the Syracuse School District. He showed his kindness to hundreds of children, al- lowing the use of school facilities and supervising them, spending many hours of his time making change at the milk machine. He was very cooperative with the teachers, showing an intense desire to finish projects re- quested by the teachers. He had great patience and showed much understanding with many trying chil- dren. Mr. Bassett's first interest was in his family but he was an avid bowler and enjoyed fishing. He was a member of the Methodist Church. Mr. Bas- sett will live in the memory of all of us. The following resolution was adopted by the Syracuse-Dunbar School Board: The Board of Education of the Syracuse-Dunbar School desires to record its sorrow at the passing of Elvin Bassett on May 7, 1967. For 17 years he was a valued and trusted employee of the Public Schools. His skill and diligence and the unselfish- ness which enhanced these attributes made a lasting contribution to the operation of the school. To his wife and family is extended our sin- cerest sympathy, and the hope that our appreciation of his fine service may, in some measure, lighten the burden of their bereavement. 1