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

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Judith Karker David Keller Vicki Kearney Mary Kennedy w» were we little kids. They were in the other” part of the school. September of 1972 brought us into the grade of eight. We all had to write about the histories of our families. (Some of us should have let things lie.) At this point we were developing theories and ideas about what we would be and what we would do. The next year, you see, we would

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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

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Debra Langan Brian Largeteau Donald Largeateau Deborah Lauterbach be in high school for real, in word as well as in deed. Seventh and eighth grade also brought about the chance to become involved in clubs and extra- curricular activities for the first time in our school career. Most seventh graders were not allowed to join high school clubs, but we did have a Boy's Basketball team and an activity