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

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Sheryl Filmer election for president was held and we discussed the various candidates and why we liked or disliked what they stood for. This year we got a chance to vote ourselves and elect who we thought would be the best possible person to represent us. (Maybe we'll elect the right person this time!) Sixth grade and they moved us again! Now we were put in the outhouses, better Nancy Gaige Crystal Fisher Kathy Garufi 12

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Brenda Egnor Diana Fagnani Thersa Fagnani Jane Engle Stephen Fagnani Mary Fancher like that. Third grade brought about more changes. We took trips and visited museums. By this time we were eight years old and growing. Most of us stood over four feet tall now! The year was 1967 and we were in fourth grade. My, how the time seemed to fly! All of us were now in the very end of the elementary building, almost near the gym and all those gigantic high school people! Just think, only nine more years of school work completed, and we would be at the top! It seemed like forever at the time. Fifth grade! Now we were in the high school building with all the other people. We played against each other in recess and started to form values and learn about the world as it affected us. The n

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m Dean Herrick known as the mobile classrooms. I think they were preparing our later life with all that moving from place to place. Then we hit the seventh grade, or rather, it hit us. Changing classes on every bell, males for teachers, and now we were considered a part of the high school. The high school! Yes, we started to call and regard it as ”our building and our” school. No longer David Hotaling William Bonnie Jacobsen Kane Shawn Hewett 13