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

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X x R W -,1 V' T: an 'uf' :ig ,- .Anna-nina! x, 'QQ .V rv. . IDRS The section which follows is dedicated to the 1951 Senior Class of Schoharie. This class has had a great amount of fun, thrills, and laughter solving problems that .have sprung up in their previous school years. They have had many exciting days in high school and are now ready to join the cycle of life on their own. Q-fbi V

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Alma Mater In the valley of Schoharie, History tells the aleg How the white man won the warfare, On the Indian trail. Lift the chorus, Speed it onward, Raise it to the skyg We will ever spread the glory, Of Schoharie High. Now to us the task is given, From the hands of timeg We will fight and win the victory, Make our glory shine.

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3 A,- Y sw. is la lane Santer Elizabeth Gage Margaret Gallup Willard Shultes The National Honor Society was organized in 1922 with the primary aim of encouragement of high scholarship and citizenship in the high schools throughout the United States. In order to qualify for membership, a student must first of all rank scholastically in the upper third of his class. Other qualities considered are leader' ship, service, and character. Using this standard, fifteen per cent of the graduating class is selected each year by the school faculty. A spe' cial high school assembly is held each spring and announcement is made of the new members of the Honor Society. Graduate members are invited to take part in the impressive ceremony in which these seniors are tapped and pre' sented with their membership pins. Since 1941 when the Schoharie chapter of the National Honor Society received its charter, more than fifty students have been granted the privilege of wearing its emblem.