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

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Speak the speech I pray you . . . Ifurnlwl Stein and ,lohn Curr gr! pointers on spevrh stratfg-t from llr. Slewarl in lfriglislz 12. NORMAN R. STEWART English 11 and 12 Hartwick College-BA. New York State College for Teachers-MA. .QQ 7 . . Thus paragraph explains . . Will: IIIISUY jr:-shrnvn in the lnzrlfground, llflrx. Srliavjfvr gimnv nn fxplanalion of serztwrre din- HVHIIIIIIIH. MRS. ERMA 0. SCHAEFFER e English 8 and 9 V New York State College for Teachers-HA., MA. x X -4 lv gs X 6.1 1 You re next ! ! Did you ever have the feeling that your time was up? Mrs. Quinn poinls a finger at a rather uneagvr Freshman. MRS. MARLENE M. QUINN C. E. 9 and English 10 New York State College for Teachers-RA. E 'GLI 'H J' 1 H

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P PIII UIPAIX' MES 'AGE In behalf of the Board of Education and Faculty I should like to extend sincere con- gratulations and best wishes for the future to each member of the class of 1956. It is our hope that you will look back upon your school experience at Schoharie Central School as one of the happiest and most rewarding times of your life. One lesson that we hope you have learn- ed well is that you will get out of life exact- ly what you put into it. The years ahead can be even happier and more rewarding if you will always do just a little bit more than your share. Best Wishes! MR, LOVEYS Principal Mr. Spencer Front Row. left to right: tsealedj J. Leslie Rickard. lPresidentb Le Roy Caige, Caryl De Groff Page 6 Second Row: lStandingJ Dr. Leonard Berdan. Sanford Sidney. Paul Young Absent: J. Le Rny Kniskern

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Eid A 'NN The shot heard 'round the world . . . Ruvy Barlgley gets some Revolutionary ideas from lllr. Rowley. EDWIN E. ROWLEY C. E. 8 and 10 Colgate- --ILA. Syracuse! NLS. GUIIIA IIE CouIdn't you decide in September? Mr. Portens ix always available' to help slurlvnts rlxoosf' the f'0fl'Pf'f f'0llfSl'S. JOHN R. PORTEUS Guidance Hartwick College--B.A. Columbia University-MA.