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

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CLASS WILL We, the Seniors of the 1951 graduating class, have had many enjoyable moments in our four years of high school. So much fun has been had through these years that we don't know where to begin to relate it. In our freshman year, we started off by having numerous successful skating parties. These skating parties always had a good attend' ance from Schoharie and other neighboring towns. We want to leave to you underclassmen, who will follow us, the fun and excitement of these skating parties-the fun and maybe a few bruised elbows and knees. All through high school we have had these wonderful skating parties, and we hope you all will continue to have them for years to come. We also want to leave to you the enjoyable class parties and picnics that we have had. These affairs have had a lot of work attached to them, but a little work never hurt anyone. It is our wish that the future Seniors will have many of these parties and picnics and will get as much, if not more, pleasures from them as we have had. Of course, as all Freshmen do, we gave the Seniors of that year their Commencement Dance. This dance was the first one that most of us had ever worked on, and up until then, we had not realized the work it was. It was more than work, thoughg it was one of the best times we l'-.ad that year, so we want to leave to you the excitement of plan' ning for this and other dances. VW: want to leave you students the fun of putting on a class play and the pleasure of hay rides and dances. lf. is our sin' cere hope that you will become as interested in sports as we have been. We want you to have the experience of organizing bowling teams and play' ing, not for glory or honor, but just for the enjoy' ment of it. We believe that our class has been one with good qualities of leadership all through our high school years, and we wish to pass on these characteristics to those that follow us. Our class has been a class wellfknown for its basketball players and cheerleaders and for its participation in musical activities such as the AllfCounty and AllfState music festivals. We hope that many of you will follow in our footsteps and will enter in these events also. All in all, our Senior class has had some very memorable times in our .high school career, and we leave to you in this will every happy event of our past.