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

Page 14 text:

PECIAL BJEUT Do we have to eat this? Miss Williams explains her recipe for a crust everytime. PHYLLIS V. WILLIAMS Hornernaking Russell Sage-B.S. perfect pie Watch the fingers! Some principles of wood working are explained by Mr. Hayden to Alec Rozner, Frank Kulesa, and Ronny Rolfe. THOMAS HAYDEN Industrial Arts Oswego State-B.S. How you gonna keep 'em down on the farm? Mr. Tripp explains some sacred cows of ag. finance as some farmers of the future listen attentively. H. FREDERICK TRIPP Argiculture and Driver Training Cornell-B.S. New York State College for Teachers-M.A. Page 10

Page 13 text:

MATIIEMATIC 'Ay l3'4Xl'V2 XZZZ8 A .llisx Kitlvll vxplains par! of Tuvsday's Algvbra assignment to a rorzfzlxwl junior, Roberta Ruland. LYDIA L. KITTELL Mathematics Nlivhigan' fB.A. Wellesley-Nl.A. UIIMMEIIUIAL Use your pinky . . . Mr. Burton and Crvlrhcnv Pohl discuss keyboard tactics via Ihr' wall 1-hurl. WILLIAM J. BURTON Commerce Rider College-BS. New York Stale College for Teachers-MS. 869663313539 600000230000 Poqe 9 What's the port after Dear Sir? Mr. Van Dfflla has somz' doubt that this would happen in rl-a life as it does in romir'-strips. JAMES F. VAN DETTA Commerce New York Stale College fur Teavliersf--l3.A. and MS.

Page 15 text:

A connection is made Vernon Young and Mrs. Parker combine their efforts to start the electrical current flowing. MRS. INEZ M. PARKER Math 8 Science 8-9 New York Slate College for Teachers-B.S. LA GUAGE C Magister docet . . . Mrs. Heisig hammers home some Latinus via the con jugation of today's verb. MRS. MARY E. HEISIG French and Latin New York State College for Teachers-B.A. and M.A. Page 1 I 40- Observe the vat of H2 O . . Peering into the vat as Mr. Robinson directs, Nancy Mulberry and Betty Barber observe the wonders of nature. FRANK L. ROBINSON Science Hartwick-B.A. New York State College for Teachers-M.A.