Schoharie Central High School - Yo Sko Ha Ro Yearbook (Schoharie, NY)

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Elemen wry School FJCMZW Miss Lenore Sabo. Slxth Grade: Mrs Lena Kilmer, Fifth Grade: Mr. Robert Baker, Sixth Grade: Miss Mary Funck, Fifth Grade: Miss Gladys Ingersoll Opportunity Class Mrs. Majorie Mason, Third Grade: Miss Muriel Sullivan, Fourth Grade: Mrs. Mildred Barber, New Central Bridge School: Mrs. Hazel Haskin, 01d Central Bridge School: Mrs. Pauline llllsey, Fourth Grade: Miss Helen Dyer, Third and Fourth Grade. Mrs. Harriet Gumport, First Grade: Miss Carolyn Cook, Second Grade Miss Joyce lakely, First Grade: Miss Marjorie Phair, Second Grade: Mrs. Ann Burke, First Grade: Mrs. Martha Gallup, Kindergarten.

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Yearbook fmjjf F st Ro Joan Case, Jeanne Warner, Evelyn Galge, Joseph McCormick, Roger Krall, John Pryor, Shirley llann Ross Saddlemire Floyd Guernsey. Shirley Hunter, Helen, Marshall, Lucile Lester. Second Row: Betty Brown, Irs Prisbie Advisor Hervey. Stoddard. Francis Stevens, Frank Demetrowltz, John Pero, Ruth Shroh, Hermine Jentzech. EJZBIOVZZZ! CE HE class of 1950 of the Schoharie Central School. That sounds impressive, doesn't it? What does it mean to those of us who are june graduates? We sincerely hope that as a class and as individuals we will be able to fulfill our duties as responsible and thinking citizens of our community, our nation and our world. That is why - after much deliberation - we chose our theme, the History of Schoharie. The world of 1950 is a troubled world, but because we have lived in a valley whose tradition is one - not of surrender and resignation - but one of courage and determination, we hope that we can carry on that tradition. We realize that we can not solve individually the problems of the world, but by doing our best in the every day tasks before us, perhaps we can in some way contribute to a happier and more peaceful world. We wish to thank all our teachers and all those who have contributed in making our years at Schoharie happy ones and for their patience in preparing us to take our place in society as useful members of that society. We shall endeavor to carry on the heritage of the Schoharie Valley of which we are proud to be a part. 9

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hkglv School Family Ir. Harold Tripp, Agricultureg Mrs. Eva Kiltz, Physical Education: Mrs Virginia Bramer, School Nurse: Mr Donald lenz, lusicg Miss Virginia Kiel, lusicg Irs. Dorothy Armstrong Art. Mr. Frank Robinson, Scienceg Mr lilliam Burton, Commerce: Miss Lydia Kittell, Mathematics: Mr. George 0'Haro, Science and Mathematics: Mr James Van Detta, Commerce. lr. Casius Pealer, Social Studies Irs. Dorothy Prisbie, English and Libraryg Irs. Erma Schaeffer, Englishp liss lnry Horan, Languageg Miss Nancy Ross, Social Studies. HIL!! i in 4 57 If