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

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James Stolberg Mark Stolzenburg Sylvia Swift means different things to different seniors. All of us have different ideas and different ways of applying what we believe in as we feel best. We each have and hold certain memories which, to us, are special. None of us can or could be expected to have all the same ideas of right and wrong, good and bad, or between beauty and ugliness. But, indeed, it is these Claire Trapp Rufis Varin 23

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Terri-Ann Melissa Brian Skinner Smida Smith Abbey Restaurant in Guilderland, with A Whiter Shade of Pale” as its theme. We seemed to accept and treat each other now as adults and expected others to do so also. We partied, we drank, we fooled around, we met more and more people whom we identified with and got to understand and talk to. This year, we are seniors. The graduation we will soon attend John Stoddard 22

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Cindy Dale Vedder Vogelien Kevin Walker Steven Walker Judy Scott Westfall Wheelock varieties, these differences, which makes us, the class of '76, a class unique. Our class has shown energetic participation in the field of fund raising events. With the guidance of good advisors, the class raised a sum of over $ in the years of 72 through 76. It was under the supervision of Mr. McCallister that the ball first started rolling. Throughout ninth and tenth grades, such events as numerous bake sales, Spaghetti and Pancake suppers, and the collossal containers sale placed the class of 1976 out in front in money raising. In eleventh grade, Mr. Brundage and Mrs. DeGroff took over. It was in this year that the class held the traditional magazine sale that every Junior class holds. We set a high goal; to sell two 24