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

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HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Mr. Casius Pealer, Social Studies, Mrs. Dorothy Fris- bie, English, Miss Mary Hor- an, Language, Mrs. Erma Schaeffer, Engiishg Miss Mary Lynch, Driver Train- ing, Mr. Robert MacDonald, Social Studies. Mr. Frank Robinson, Scienceg Mr. William Burton, Com- merceg Mr. George 0'Hare, Mathematics, Miss Lydia Kit- tell, Mathematics, Mr. James VanDetta, Commerce. I I gel' 2 ' f First Row: Miss Inez Clute, Ax-tg Mrs. Eva Kiltz, Physical Education, Mrs. Virginia Bramer, Nurse, Miss Virginia Kiel, Music, Nliss Patricia DePew, Homemaking. Sec' ond Row: Mr. H. Frederick Tripp, Agriculture: Mr. Don- anld Menz, Music, Mr. Wil- liam Smith, Physical Educa- tiong Mr. Vernon Ford, Guidance Counselor.

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ELEME TARY TEACHERS 4 Miss Gladys Ingersoll, Spe- cial Classg Mrs. Lena Kilmer, Fifth Gradeg Miss Mary Funck, Fifth Gradeg Mr. Rob- ert Baker. Sixth Gradeg Mrs. Leonore Baker, Sixth Grade. 'e ia.: -s in 1 If X f r tw Mrs. Martha Gallup, Kinder- garteng Miss Carolyn Cook, Second Grndeg Mrs. Harriet Gumport, First Grade: Miss Marjorie Phair, Second Grades Miss Anne Parrotte, First Gradcg Miss Eve Slat- tery, First Grade. Miss Helen Dyer, Third Gradeg Mrs. Marjorie Mason, Third Grndeg Mrs. Hazel Haskins, Old Central Bridge Schoolg Mrs. Mildred Barber, New Central Bridge Schoolg Miss Pauline Willsey, Fourth Gradeg Miss Muriel Sullivan, Fourth Grade. 44 1

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HOMEROOM CO GRESS Mr. Loveys, J. Martin, President. E. Becker, F. Kodra, Mr. Loveys, J. Pen-v, J. Leonard, B. Schell. Absent Wil- liams, Vice-President. First Row: E. Gage, L. Seul- ing, Santer, Treasurerg Martin, President: A. Yoder, Secretaryg I.. Engle. Second Row: G. Lewis. D. Barton, Each year a group of students from grades seven through twelve are elected by homerooms to serve as representa' tives to Homeroom Congress. Our Homeroom Congress, inaugurated under the guidance of Dr. Wzillzice Lamb, is now in its sixth year of successful operation. lt ls striving to get a greater number of students to participate in self' government. The Homeroom Congress has a constitution which designates the purpose of the organization. The elected members with Mr. Loveys, our principal, have established a student court. The court is operated with members of the three upper classes rotating as judges. Here the violators are punished according to court regulations. The wellforganized groups of corridor and bus monitors have proven to be quite successful. Conditions in the busses as well as the corridors have greatly improved as a result of these two groups. This is only one great achievement which the Homeroom Congress has accomplished. In the future it hopes to develop into a stronger organization and make Schoharie a strong democratic school. Hall Patrol.