Clarence Central School - Saga Yearbook (Clarence, NY)

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JOSTENTS WRIGHT’S BARBER SHOP Makers of P.H.S. Class Rings for Class of ’33, ’34, ’35, ’36, ’37, ’38 We Aim To Please WE ALSO MAKE INVITATIONS Phone 296 Clarence, N. Y. Best Wishes! £eone s • Beauty Shoppe 79 Main Street HOWARD S. WALKER Representative 124 Cady St. Rochester, N. Y. A Complete line of Beauty Culture at reasonable prices. Permanents a Specialty Phone 252 Akron, N. Y. DRESS-UP Congratulations ! Make it early but let the style be late! • Seniors—accept our sincere congratula- tions. Graduation from such a fine school as Parker High School is some- thing of which you may be forever proud. The fine influence of its splen- did teachers has added something to your character which time can never erase. Take with you our best wishes for your unbounded success. McAlpine, Brumsted Co. THE CLOTHIERS Batavia New York • This Book was Produced in Our Plant by Photo Lithography Wm. J. KELLER, Inc. PENN. R. WATSON, President Commercial Printers — Photo-Lithographers MAIN AT VIRGINIA ST. BUFFALO, N. Y. 7Tte SAGA