San Francisco Community Roundtable

Sarah Palin has been thrust into the hearts and minds of every American that hasn’t been holed up in a cave for the past month. On August 29, 2008, Sarah Palin – the ultimate hockey mom – found herself being names as Senator John McCain as his running mate for the forthcoming US election. But success and achievement like this is something that has followed moose hunting Sarah Palin throughout her relatively young life. Read on for a quick review of the early years of this remarkable woman’s life.

Palin’s was born to Charles and Sarah Heath on February 11, 1964 in Sandpoint, Idaho. Charles was a science teacher who loved the outdoors and regularly took young Sarah moose hunting with him before she set off for school in the morning; Sarah’s mother was a school secretary. The family were all active and often ran together in long distance running competitions.

Sarah Palin attended Wasilla High school where she excelled in sports; her nickname on the basketball court was “Sarah Barracuda” because of her aggressive nature.

Colleges and Universities – and she managed to get around a few – were fertile ground for her talents, and Sarah Palin won the Miss Wasilla Pageant and came an impressive third in the Miss Alaska competition.

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