Clarence Central School - Saga Yearbook (Clarence, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1945 volume:

THE SENIOR CLASS of PARKER HIGH SCHOOL CLARENCE, N. y. PRESENTS The 1945 OUR PRINCIPAL Last September, Mr. Carl Stamp took over his position as principal of Parker High School. He is not altogether a stranger to us, as he was our homeroom teacher during our Freshman and Sophomore years. During this time, he taught mathematics and science. The past year he has taken over his posi- tion with vigor and made many improve- ments. We thank him for his constant and help- ful work with our class. BOARD OF EDUCATION The Board of Directors this year have made many improvements in and around the school. They have provided two new school buses for the transportation of students. A fence has been put up around the athletic field to prevent baseballs and other equipment from falling off the ledge, and due to their understanding and hard work, we shall prob- ably have a football team in the next year or two. We appreciate all they have done in the past and all they plan to do in the future. We realize it is not an easy job and that they are limited in what they can do for us, but we wish to extend our hand in gratitude and thanks. I'roni Row. S. Freeman, h. Cory. H. Payne, President: G. Burns, A. Hughes. Second Row. E. Heeb. H. Choate. w. Hoffman, r. Fiegel. Upper Right: MlSS HOEHMAN, MRS. MARTIN. MISS SCHWORM. Upper Left: MISS GREY, MISS MUCHOW. Miss Boldt. FACUL Center Left: MRS. CURTIS. MISS WATSON. Lower Left: Miss I.arkin, Miss Miller. Miss Spencer. Lower Right: MISS HART. MISS WESLEY. Upper Left: MISS STRANG. MR. KING. MRS. ISEN BERG. MRS. KlRBIS. MRS. LAPP. Upper Right : MISS Cox. Mr. Swales. TY—194 5 Center Right: MISS GIBSON. MISS JERGE. Lower Right: MISS OLIVER. MRS. ESTEN. MISS NEU. Lower Left: MR. HAGERMAN. MISS MACNABO. MRS. MARY I.ARKIN Three cheers for Mrs. Larkin for her won- derful help in our Senior year. She not only put up with us in some of our bad moments, but shared our brighter ones too. Mrs. Larkin has been our school secretary for the past two years, and in that time has handled the school books, and our class books, magnificently. So to Mrs. Larkin goes our deepest grat' itude for two swell years of service. This year as in the past, the maintenance department of Parker High has done a grand job of keeping the school in topnotch condi- tion. We more than appreciate all they have done for us, especially the help they have given us in straightening up the gym after our dances and other entertainments. Due to the constant alertness of this cap- able staff, we have always been proud to bring both visitors and parents into the school. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Seated: M. LANE, B. SUGG, H. FERGUSON. Standing: MISS JERGE. A. WENDLER. MISS GIBSON. ☆ ☆ ☆ President ... Vice-President Secretary Treasurer .. . Advisers .... ..Arthur Wendler ........Betty Sugg ......Muriel Lane Harriette Ferguson . .. Miss Jean Jerge Miss Carol Gibson MARIE AIKEN “Maria’' STENOGRAPHIC COURSE EILEEN ATTLE Shorty“ Homemaking Course Dietitian WESLEY BARNABY “Barney College Entrance Veterinarian Senior Class of ’43 CAROLEE BAUM “Carolee” College Entrance Nurse BEVERLY BELKNAP “Bev” Business Course Gym Teacher ARDITH BENDER “Artie” College Entrance Doctor MILDRED BENSON Milly General Regents Modeling MURIEL BRAUER Dot' Homemaking Course Beautician KATHRYN BUGENHAGEN “Katie” Homemaking Course The class of '45 had its beginning in Sep tember 1932. This was the time that most of us started school. We all remember our first day of school. It was one of our biggest thrills, a day we had all looked forward to and now look back upon with happy memories. Our teacher, who taught our very first year in school and whom we all liked, was Miss Spencer. She made first grade a bright place where we enjoyed coming every day. Most of our class did not begin their edu' cation at Parker High, but we are proud to say that nine of our graduates have spent their entire twelve years here. They are: Gladys Schurr, Mabel Schurr, Marion Schutt, Arvilla Sheasley, Betty Sugg, Joe Capan, Albert Hughes, Robert Payne and Webster Pohl. Hats off to them. From second grade right up through eighth grade, our class kept increasing, some leaving JOSEPH CAPAN “Joe” General Business Accountant VERA CHAPMAN “Susan” music Course music Teacher ESTHER COX “Esther” College Entrance Statistician RUTH COX Rut hie Stenographic Course Social Worker JANICE ETZOLD Jan Homemaking Course Secretary GORDON FARRON Gordie Business Course Sports Editor and some entering. Our second grade teacher was Miss Echart; third grade, Miss Grey; fourth grade, Miss Muchow; fifth grade, Miss Bolt; sixth grade, Miss Hoehman; seventh grade, Miss Schworm; and eighth grade, Miss Watson. We all finished eighth grade in June 1941 and that September many of us came to Parker for the first time from surrounding elementary and rural schools to enter our long-awaited Freshman class. Altogether there were 108 members, which made us one of the largest Freshman classes ever to enter Parker. We started the year off by participating in the Field Meet. Our cheerleaders were Harriette Ferguson and Charles Olendorf. Even though we weren't first, our leaders did a swell job of breaking us in and preparing us for the next Field Meet. HARRIETTE FERGUSON Fergie College Entrance Journalist CHARLOTTE FRANK “Frankie Homemaking Course Home Economics Teacher BETTY ANN GEMMEL Betts Homemaking Course Nurse LOUISE HAIST “Louisie Stenographic Course Secretary W. ROBERT HARBISON Bob College Entrance WILLIAM HARBISON Bill General Business Women's Hat Stylist The officers we elected while Freshmen were President, Robert Payne; Vice-Presi' dent, Edward Clancey; Secretary, Carolee Baum, and Treasurer, Jean Allan. That year we were quite a trial to our ad visers, Miss Cox and Mr. Stamp, who were kept extra busy calming us down. At the time we thought they were trying to enforce too much discipline, but down underneath we thought and still think they are pretty swell. By the end of the year, they had made us green Freshmen into students well worthy to enter our Sophomore year. On our list they’re right up there with the best. We started our second year in High School off right by proving we could come through We hit the top! We’re proud of the banner that says Sophomore Class—Winners Inter class Field Meet—Fall 1942.’’ Our experience acquired while Freshmen proved itself to be ORA HARTWIG “Or twig College Entrance: Nurse FRANCES HUDOCK Franny STENOGRAPHIC COURSE MURIEL LANE “Steady STENOGRAPHIC COURSE ARTIST FRANK LAYCOCK Frank'' Business Course GLADYS LOZIER Tootsie STENOGRAPHIC COURSE Secretary KENNETH MEISNER Kenny Business Course Accountant worth its while. Our cheerleaders were Jean Bielicki and Robert Howe and their enthusi- asm encouraged us to do our very best. Small wonder we won. Of course, we couldn't have done it had it not been for our homeroom teachers to advise us. Miss Hart and Miss Brasted. Our President during this our second year of high school was Leon Oberacker; Vice- President, Charles Olendorf; Secretary, Rob- ert Howe, and Treasurer, Joan Sturdevant. Another highlight that year was our Soph- omore Hop. The committee did a .swell job in transferring the gym into a beautiful dance floor. We made a grand success of this our first dance. We also bought war bonds and stamps and contributed to the scrap drive. The next September found us moving into 301 and 315 with Miss Cornish and Miss MARILYN METRE Lynn College Entrance Nurse JAMES METZ Jim College Entrance Aviator ESTHER MILLER Queenie BRIGITTA NONNE Gina” College entrance ARTIST SUZAN NONNE “Susie College Entrance Cadet Nurse LEON OBERACKER “Sid MUSIC COURSE Poultry Executive Wesley as advisers. It didn't seem that we were Juniors so soon after entering Parker as Freshmen, but our last two years of high school flew by even faster than our first two years. Charles Olendorf was chosen as President of the Junior Class, Betty Sugg as Vice' President, Muriel Lane as Secretary, and Burt Witnauer as Treasurer. During this year we planned and gave our first semi'formal dance, the Junior Prom. (Not that we want to be conceited) but this dance was the best Junior Prom ever given at Parker. The gym was beautifully decor' ated in blue and silver with glittering stars hanging from the streamers and also decorat' ing the walls. One glance at our dance floor would reveal to you that our welLchosen theme was “Stardust.” We are proud to be able to say that the music was furnished by CATHERINE PLESS Katy Homemaking Course Beautician WEBSTER POHI. “Web Business Course: Accountant JOHN ROSENBACH “Jack College Entrance Composer RUTH SCHROCK Rut hie General Business SECRETARY GLADYS SCHURR Clad Homemaking Course Beautician MABLE SCHURR Jake Homemaking Course Waves one of our own classmates—“Sid Oberacker and Orchestra ' The crowning of our queen and king, Carolee Baum and Arthur Wen' dler, was the highlight of the evening. Every' one who was there had a wonderful time. We give special thanks to Miss Gibson for help' ing us with the Prom. Without her aid and advice we would have been tempted to give up several times while preparing it. The first of our class to leave school to enter the service was Calvin Tarbell, who joined the Navy. At the end of rthe year Charles Olendorf was taken into the Army. We're proud of both of them and miss them; our classes aren't complete without them but we realize that they are doing a job that has to be done for our country. September 25, 1944. This is the first time in our history that the class has ever been together in one homeroom. Although our MARION SCHUTT Billy College Entrance Nurse JOHN SHAFFER Jack General Regents Radio Technician ELEANOR SHANK Elite Homemaking Course Nurse ARVILLA SHEASLEY Arvie ’ Homemaking Course MILDRED SMITH ' Smilty College Entrance Gym Teacher ELEANOR STECHER Shorty STENOGRAPHIC COURSE Bookkeeper number has been decreasing since our Fresh' men year, there are still fifty two of us. With Miss Jerge and Miss Gibson as advisers we have risen even above our past made records. On November 11, we sponsored a Sadie Hawkins Dance and once again proved our abilities to put a dance over successfully. The gym was decorated in brown and yellow and the art displayed was the only thing needed to top the occasion. Again this year another of our classmates left school to join the Navy, Robert Payne. More of the fellows expect to leave either before school is out or just after graduation. We’re proud of all the fellows from Parker who are in the service, but especially are we proud of the boys from the Class of '45 who are serving their country. We think of them many times in school, but especially will we remember them at graduation, wishing they BETTY SUGG Suggie Homemaking Course Beautician ROBERT J. TARBELL Bob'’ College Entrance Doctor NORMAN WEBER Norm” Business Course HILDA WEHNER Hil Homemaking Course Nurse SHIRLEY WELKNER Squeaky ’ College Entrance Nurse ARTHUR WENDLER Art” College Entrance Farmer could be here graduating with us. March 22 and 23, 1945, the Senior Play, “Shadows In The Night, was given under the capable direction of Miss Oliver. Even though we were unable to give a play in our Junior year, our welbchosen cast proved that even in this field, we rank with the best. In fact, we topped it off with a “silent bang. There are still a number of reddetter days to which we look forward. Among them are Class Day and the Senior Ball, climaxed by Graduation. This June we are to leave, but no matter where we seek our individual careers, there will always be a place in our hearts for our Alma Mater. To the classes that follow, we wish the best of luck, and most of all we hope that Parker High will mean as much to them as it does to us. BURT WITNAUER Bun” College Entrance AI.BERT HUGHES AI” College Entrance WILLIAM JOYCE '•Bill College Entrance THOMAS K I. EM AN Tom ' General Regents Sub -Seniors—1945 The Sub'Seniors have taken part in all the Class of '45’s activities, although they will not graduate until January 1946. They have assisted in the production of the Saga and have entered into most of the other school activities. In the organizing of our Class Day and Senior Ball committees and in the actual GLADYS LINDKE Glad” General Regents participation in these activities the Sub-Sen- iors have taken their place. They have been with us most of the way through school, but somewhere along the ladder they fell back half a step, due to ill- ness or some other misfortune. The best of luck to you, our fellow class mates. Shirley Terry Shirt” College Entrance ROBERT PAYNE “ Binx College Entrance Navy CHARE ES OEENDORE “Chuck College Entrance Army CALVIN TARBELL “Cal Science and Engineering Diesel Engineering Front Row: T. KRUSZYNSKI. I. FUSS. E. ENGASSER. G. BLACK more. C. Long. A. Jenkins. M. Himmelsbach. R. Heeb Second Row: R. I.AVOCAT. N. RAWE. N. PAYNE. S. GAR lock. J. Weiser. J. Allen. B. Ehlers. J. Wiggins. I. Hastings. Miss Oliver. Third Row: B. Frey. h. Stupar C. Dihgelman. C. Chaffee, a. Raiser. M. bastian. M Bolt. J. ETZOLD. Fourth Row: A. PERONNE. P. HUGHES S. SCHROEDER. J. LlEB. JUNIORS Front Row: J. BURNS. R. GRASER. M. CLARK. R. BATZ. E. TON- SING, L. Roth. R. SCHOENTHAL. Second Row: W. GUN- del. C. Newcomb. L. Verzoi.a. j. Hastings. P. Shaefer. H. SCHULTEN. M. NICE. D. FlLARECKL MISS WESLEY. Third Row: T. Beale. C. Lane. C. magel. W. Brunner. R. GROLL. R. Davis. K. MUCHOW. Fourth Row: C. Plevniak. R. Larkin. L. Wutz, W. Roth. J. Drabik. First Row: R. PHENNING, P. YOCUM. M. FRYE, D. HART-WIG. M. L. Liskoff. D. Frey, C. Hulpian. L. Duly, J. Week . M. A. STANLEY, R. Midlik, G. BUCHHOLZ. Second Row: D. HARBER. R. BRAVEN, M. WEILER. S. THOMPSON. A. Strickland, A. Duttweiler. L. Metre, J. Orendorf. J. Reil, Miss Neu. Third Row: H. shank. J. Bradford. C. Weeks, B. Lindstedt. V. Haas. b. Hare. i. Staley, s. Swain. Fourth Row: S. LIMBURG. V. TOULMIN. B. Wl-ND- LER, P. HART, V. NEUBECKER. B. Olf.ndorf. SOPHOMORES First Row: JAMES WHITANCE. KENNETH STOLL. BILL RAFTER. J. Nugent. B. Trago. D. Wruck. Claude Dietz, L. Mil- ler. F. CZEMERYNSKl. Second Row: E. LEIS, J. CASHMERE. J. Tee. D. Honsberger. w. Schutt. M. Metz. N. Zim- merman. C. Berry. R. Howes. Mr. Swales. Adviser. Third Row: H. PAUL. R. SPORK. R. SAUTLER. DEANE, JOHNSON. B. Eichkorn. T. Fox. A. Oswald. Jerry Hoffman. W. TAYLOR. Fourth Row: GILBERT LONG, D. SHAFFER, H. Farron, D. Nichols. W. Weeks, R. Graser. R. Haas. W. Roth. R. Smith. First Row: J. ARNOLD, B. TANKESLEY. D. HODGES. J. VERZOLA. L. DONNER, V. SMITH. M. DUTTWEILER. M. LlNDKE, B. REISMAN. A. SNELL. Second Row: E. HAHN. B. SMITH. M. Hyden. J. Oswald. F. Tankesley. J. leininghr. T. Kle- min. N. Stoll, Mrs. A. Esten. I bird Row: J. Funk. I5. SHISLER. N. KEMPH. P. SNYDER. E. Kl.IMCHUCK, R. FER- GEN. C. HIMMOLSBACH. FRESHMEN Front Row: B. DOETTERL. B. SNYDER. A. WURZER. R. REIN. U. RAQUET J. STEINBRENNER. R. SAWYER. A. BRAUER. Ci. LOZIER. D. PACYON. Second Row: W. WOLTHERS. W. WlTT- linger. G. Hawes. C. Wieczorek. J. Leib. J. Metz. K. SNELL. V. CARPENTER. J. BROPHY. R. BLACKMORE. MISS COX. Third Row. E. BAILEY, D. LlSK. J. HAZELTON. R. Smith. D. Fenzel. B. Beale. R. Munsell. Eighth Grade hirst Row: C. CUMMINGS. M. STECHER. G. CODARO. J. WlTTLINGER. H. MAIBAUM. E. JONES, G. KOONS, J Hastings. M. Reiner. J. Strickland. M. Kelchlin. A. Roth. W. Reeves. Second Row• F I andel D. PAEPLOW, C. ROSENBACH. C. SMITH, L. WURZER. W. PARMENTER, R. MAULTRUP, W YAW E Ponter. J. Thompson, m. MacDonald. G. Hunt. Miss Watson. Third Row: R Shcuh. E. Pers. R. OFENDORF. P. HOHNSON. R. WuLFF. A. MORNINGSTAR. C. PAYNE. T. SNYDER. D BAKER D Woodridge. D. Weeks. G. Leis. D. Stecher. First Row: A. CARLSON. C. ENGLAND. E. BAUM. P. BURNS. G. GALLAND, H. BRAYLEY. D. FLEMING, C. TAY- LOR. J. DUSING. M. BRAUNSCHEIDEL. Second Row: MRS. RUTH CURTIS. J. BADEWITZ. T. GRAHAM. B. Schmeid. S. Fish. D. Anna. J. Brunck C. Baker. C. Wilhelm, w. Fuhrer. n. Hartman. Third Row. R. Christy. E. Antonelli. n. Eiss. R. Anaka, j. Joyce. J. Dwydko. C. Keller. L. Freeman. K. Cummings. Fourth Row: G. Curry. R. Burns. D. Drescher, t. Seymour. N. Carlson, G. Funk. Eighth Grade Seventh Grade First Row. Boys Seated: D. ALLEN, J. MAGEL. A. MEINHOLD, R. O'CONNOR. E. BALDWIN. E. MASON. Second Row: B. LEIGHTON. E. BAKER. V. HEIMAN. S. HOFFMAN. J. COTE. E. DRACHENBERG. E. BENDER. G. Fleming. M. Larkin. P. Paul. J. Etzold. M. Orendorf, B. Kussem. P. Buechi. C. Allen. N. Pear- son. V. STANLEY. Third Row: MISS SCHWORM. E. T'ROYER. M. LARKIN. J. KAISER. R. HAYES. D. Egni r. C. Allen. H. Garringer. R. Washburn. C. Anstett. I Schultz. A. Spark. M. Long. W. WAGNER. I.. HARE. MRS. MARTIN. Fourth Row: J. HUGHES. R. LANE, B. ANNA. G. BEST. A. DAKE. F. Best. L. Aiken. B. Steketer. W. Stupar. S. Lewis. H. Jaeger. P. Beers. P. Ehlers. I. Miller. Fifth Row. A. Rein. R. Brown. G. Lavis. H. Carpenter. H. Ponte r. H. Weber. H. Stanley, w. Sinon. A. Smith. J. Larkin. D. Schutt. D. Chaffee, s. Stanley, w. Miller. D. Nice. Front Row: J. MAST. F. SAWYER. M. ANTONELLI. H. ANAKA. M. DELANO. J. ADRIAN. J. HARROUN. G. GEARY. K. CASTREN. Second Row: D. HOWE. B. DARLING. D. BERGHORN. R. TROYER. R. DUTTWEILER. C. Yocum, M. Burns. S. Castren. F. Brunner. J. Leis. Third Row. S. Larkin. R. Schoenthal, W. PARMENTER. A. REIN. A. FREW. D. SAWYER. B. HOITMAN. S. FlEGEL, B. BRUNNER. MRS. KAMNER. Sixth Grade Fifth Grade First Ron': R. FERGEN, C. LISKOEE, D. SCHALLER. A. PERRON. R. SPURBECK. P. FUNK. A. MOULIN. G. METZ. J. ELBERS, D. MARLE. S. BRAUER. Second Ron . B. MURKLEY, R. BULL. N. POST. T. ADRIAN. F. Graham. D. Miller, j. Fitzsimmons, w. Heeb. A. Wittlinger, L. Kaufman. R. Riesman. Miss BOLDT. Third Row: P. MANLEY. I. MILLER, L. MCARTHUR. C. I.EIS. J. DAWSON. G. SHISLER, M. Shank. E. Busch. E. Cummings. N. Hamaan. J. Hoover. R. Lindstedt. B. Fish. J. Clark. J. BUECHI. Absent: E. DRACHENBERG. L. KAUFMAN. J. KLESAT. L. SHAPCOTT. M. PAUL. First Row: M. MARLE. A. CARLSON. M. JUDD. J. CHOATE. N. FERGEN. D. LEIS. J. MERKLEY. N. SCHURR. A. Dake. J. Cory. Second Row: R. Klesat. W. Fitzner. J. Fiedler, E. Drachenberg, M. Owens, C. BOOTH. J. MAIBAUM..L. LONG. R. Poring. A. CASTREN. N. HOOVER. MISS MUCHOW. Third Row: J. Dempsey. N. Kaufman. L. Duly. J. Kelchlin, E. Doane, R. Keller. A. Koons. G. Miller. D. Tetro, g. Curry, M. Frew, s. Snyder. Fourth Grade Third Grade First Row: D. BRACE. G. WlNDNAGLE. C. WILLIAMS. A. BOOTH. J. SlMONIN. R. STERN. P. STELLRECHT. I . Parmenter. C. Fleming, v. Fitzner. Second Row. C. Orr. G. Dake, e. brownschidle, C. Heist, G. Shank. J. Owens. D. Dalrymple. w. Harter. A. Hamann. N. Clancey. Third Row. G. Hazel- ton. P. Elbers. K. Owens. J. Huntz. S. Smith, D. Perrone. E. Mikler. J. Wolf. M. Aulback. R. SHANK. M. Grey. Absent: J. HYDEN. D. CHRISTY. J. HUTCHINGS. First Row: U. CARLSON. D. WILLIAMS. M. SPURBECK. E. STOVER. D. HOWE. M. STERN. R. FUNK S. HAR- TER. P. MOULIN. E. PYLE. M. SHEPARD. Second Row: J. KAUFMAN. G. STEINBRENNER. H. PANKOW. j. curry. M. Kanehl, P. Thompson. S. Sawyer. G. Zimmerman. S. Tetro. R. Tetro. I hud M Snyder, K. Schurr. J. Schuler J. Cory. N. castren. K. Fitzner. M. Drackenberg, J WlNDNAGLE. M. LEIS. Absent: A. SCHALLER. E. BARNES. R. BUSCH. D. Row: Choate. Second Grade First Grade Front Roil': L. PATTYSON, B. GEARY, J. MEASER. J. RONEKER, J. SAWYER. P. DULY. D. MARTZOLE. B. BRUN- NI-.R, R. I HOMPSON, O. FlTZNER. P. JONES, P. DETWILER. Second Row: N. CASTREN, J. MACIEJEWSKI. S. White. I. Weiler. A. Pish. A. Sherman. H. Wagner. B. Yocum. J. Larkin, r Reisman. p. dake. D. Cristy. Miss Spencer. Third Row. R. Yocum. B Barber. S. Williams, k. Duttweiler. d long, p! Magel. P. Pankow. R. Hopkins, B. Mootz. M. Clark. M. Antonelli. L. antonei i i I Orr b Moulin. Front Row: J. SHEPARD. N. SCHIFFERLE, K. SHISLER, M. LUEBBERT, D. McNAUGHTON. J. HAZELTON. N. BRAUEN. Second Row: D. STAMP. J. THOMPSON. T. HEIST. C RODES. S. FRANKlLIN, M. DeGRAW. Miss Miller. hud Row: R. mason, S. Clark. D. Cory, B. Fuchs. R. Baldwin. Kindergarten B.Nonn ' MILDRED HOEHMAN KAMNER Our appreciation goes to Mrs. Mildred Hoehman Kamner, our Sixth Grade teacher. She will always be remembered by us as a “true-blue” friend and will continue to be an inspiration for our future lives. MR. CHAPMAN To Mr. Chapman we extend our deepest gratitude for the many laughs he gave us during his years as janitor at Parker. We will be forever grateful for the many “little” things he did around the building to make our school days more pleasant. First Row: C. BAUM. M. SCHUTT. R. TARBELL. B. SUGG. H. FERGUSON, O. HARTWIG, E. ATTLE, B. Wl I - NAUER. Second Row: S. NONNE. F. HUDOCK. M. METRE. E. COX. A. BENDER B. SWALES, Adviser; J. JORGE, Adviser: L. OBERACK.ER. C. GlBSON, Adviser; M. BliNSON. R. COX, A. WENDLER. THE SAGA STAFF STUDENT COURT - Front Row: M. METRE. R. ROSENRACH. P. HUGHES. Back Row: J. NUGFNT W. SCHUTT, R. TARBFLL, R. LARKIN. For the second time in several years the Student Council sponsored a Student Court. This was done for the purpose of teaching those who make mistakes to do right. There are a certain number of members called each time the Court is in session and the offenders are given a second chance if it is their first arrest. Besides this constructive work for the ben efit of the students, the Council has also sponsored several dances and a Field Meet, which was a great success. Front Row: G. HAWES, L. SHULTZ, J. BRADFORD, F. TANKSLEY, M. METRE, Miss Neu, P. Hughes, R. Heeb. M. Benson, c. Baum, J. Leininger, P. BUF.CHI. Back Row. D. WOODRICH, D. BAKER, R. MUNSELL. R. TAR bell, J. Nugent. W. Schutt. J. Rosf.nbach. R. Larkin. F. Czeme- rynski. D. Nice. R. Burns. STUDENT COUNCIL First Row. B. Gemmel, w. Pohl, A. Bender. K. Meisner, C. Baum, l. Oberacker. m. Benson, J. Shaffer. L. Haist. Second Rotv: A. Tarbell, v. chapman, j. Rosenbach. m. Schutt, b. Sugg, C. Frank, F. FIudock. iVliss Oliver, w. harbison. third Row. J. Capan, E. Shank, A. Wendler. M. Lane. M. Metre. B. Witnauer. SENIOR PLAY Cast: Willie ......................Kenneth Maisner Mrs. Welsh...................Ardith Bender Nona Barrett ................Carolee Baum Dusty Lane...................Sid Oberacker Rufus Nichols ...............William Harbison Helen Barrett ...............Vera Chapman Estelle Barrett..............Betty Gemmel Ted Howard...................Jack Shaffer Jonathan Vardon .............Robert Tarbell Buck McChesney ..............Webster Pohl Queenie Snow.................Mildred Benson Malignant Jones .............Louise Haist Production Staff Stage Manager ...............Jack Rosenbach Assistant Stage Manager......Arthur Wendler Property Manager ............Marion Schutt Lights and Sound.............Albert Hughes, Joe Capan Sets ........................Burt Witnauer, Bob Harbison Programs.....................Ora Hartwig, Muriel Lane Posters......................B. Sugg, C. Frank, J. Etzold Tickets .....................Eileen Attle, Harriette Ferguson Promptress...................Eleanor Shank hirst Row: SALLY GARLOCK,. D. JACK HASTINGS. JEAN WIGGINS. NEVA RAWE, CALVIN NEWCOMB. LOIS Hastings, Rose Alene Heeb. Richard Davis. Joan Weisser. Second Row: Thomas Desjardins. Thomas Beale. Clara Chaffee, Irene Puss Miss Oliver. Theresa Kruszynski, Helen Stupar. Jean Etzold. Robert Larkin. Wilford Roth. ☆ ☆ ☆ JUNIOR PLAY Cast: Mrs. Bascomb ...............................Sally Garlock Willie Bascomb...............................D, Jack Hastings Joan Bascomb ...............................Betty Frey Willie the Whisper .........................Calvin Newcomb Annie ......................................Lois Hastings Hannah Waters ..............................Jean Wiggins Freddie Baldwin ............................Richard Davis Mrs. Van Astor..............................Neva Rawe Deanna Van Astor............................Rose Alene Heeb Mable ......................................Joan Weisser Officer ....................................Thomas Desjardins Claudette...................................Avis Jenkins George......................................Charles Riley Sergeant Devine ............................Wilford Roth Dramatic Club Front Row: V. NEUBECKER, J. WEEKS. J. OSWALD, E. SHANK. R. SCHROCK. C. PLESS. P. YOCUM. Second Rou.': B. Gemmee. C. Weeks. J. Verzola. D. Hodges. M. Schurr. b. Sugg. M. Brauer. G. Schurr. J. Riel. Third Row: W. HARBISON. A. DUTTWEILER. K. BUGENHAGEN. H. WEHNER. I. STALEY. B. WEND- LER. C. F RANK. Fourth Row: A. HUGHES. J. ROSENBACH. L. OBERACKER. K. MEISNER. A. WENDLER. J. CAPAN. B. WlTNAUER. Red Cross Club Seated: M. METRE, MR. STAMP. Standing: R. TARBELL. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB PRESS CLUB The Press Club has been putting out a monthly paper under the supervision of Miss Hart and Miss Oliver, called “The Keyhole. Also a column in the local paper, “The Clarence Press, has been devoted to news of Parker High, written by a special staff in the Club. The editor, sports editor, and the news editor, accompanied by their adviser, Miss Hart, attended a convention at Syracuse in November. The Photo Club is small but interesting. Mr. Stamp is directing it and they have done work for both the Keyhole and the Saga. First Row: M. Basti an. D. Shaffer. Second Row. N. RAWE, R. Shrock. H. SruPAR. J. Wiggins, F.Hu- dock. m. Benson. T. Kruzynski, H. Ferguson. F. Stecher. E. Attle. I hud Row. J weisser. G. Lozier, N. Weber, l Fuss. E. Engasser. Miss Hart. G. I.indke, Miss Oliver, Jack Shaffer. M SCHUTT, G. FARRON. W. HARBISON, M. AIKEN. R. COX. M. BOLT. First Row: W. JOYCE, J. HAZELTON. A. HUGHES, T. DESJARDINES. J. Capan. D. Nichols. C. Plevniak. Second Row: B. Swales. Ad- visec; K. MEISNER, M. METZ, T. FOX. L. OBERACKER, L. Vf.RZOLA. J. CASHMORE, A. WENDLER. Third Row: R. LARKIN, J. HASTINGS, W. BARNABY. The school was honored this year with the organization of two new clubs in our curriculum. The Hi'Y, with Mr. Swales as the adviser, sponsored a hayride as well as a dance this year and are planning a Servicemen's plaque. The Service Club is the girls part of the Hi'Y. They have been packing boxes for Russian War Relief as well as for our boys overseas. This work has been invaluable and we hope that their efforts for good will continue. Front Row: J. METZ, K. SNELL. J. ARNOLD. B. HEINTZ. A. SNELL, B. Reisman, d. Morris. Second Row. Miss Cox. J. Steinbrlnner, B. Doetthrl. a. Strickland, A. Wurzer. G. Wieczorek. SERVICE CLUB Boys’ Glee Club Front Row: H. FARRON. D. NICHOLS. G. LONG. D. SHAFFER, J. CAPAN. J. NUGENT, T. KLEMAN, N. STOLL, p. Snyder. C. Plevniak, R Haas. W. Roth. R. Smith. S cond Row: R. Davis. J. Rosenbach. w. Roth, F Eis. W. Joyce. D. Fenzfl. N. Weber, w. Muchow, L. Roth. J. Brobny. R. Trago. R. BLACKMORE. T. KLEMAN. Third Row: MRS. KlRBIS. L. OBERACKER. T. FOX. D. HoNSBERGER. W. Harbison. M. Clark. J. Cashmorf. R. Shoenthal. K. Mmsnf.r, J. Shaffer. A. Hughes. Fourth Row. Back Row: J. HASTINGS. C. NEWCOMB. R HOWES. R. MUNSELL. C. BERRY. T. BEALE. B. BEALE. W. BARNABY. W. BUNNER. Girls’ Glee Club Band Front Row: A. SPORK. J. WlTTLINGER, T. STAGE, N. RAWE. J. LENNINGER, D. FLEMING, S. HOFFMAN. M. HYDEN. C. Allen. P. BUECHI. Second Row: M. FAIRCHAK. V. CARPENTER. V. CHAPMAN. M. Weiler. D. Anna. C. baker. R. Brown. Mrs. Kirbis. Third Row: E. Baldwin. A. Wittlinger. R. Smith. R. Orendorf. h. carpenter. R. Duttweiler, W. Heeb. M. antonelli f ourth Row: w. Roth. R. Davis. J. Cashmore, E. Tonsing. W. Parmenter. R. Sautter. A. antonelli. f ront Row: M. HYDEN. V. TOULMIN. R. TARBELL. J. LENNINGER. R. SMITH. W. ROTH. M. WEILER, D. Nichols, E. Tonsing. D. Davis. Second Row: Mrs. Kirbis. J. Rosenbach. L. Oberacker. N. Rawe. J. Cashmore. V. Chapman, m. Duttweiler. Orchestra Choir First Row: H. FARRON, R. HAAS. Second Row: C. BERRY. D. FENZEL, W. TAYLOR, G. LONG, W. SCHUTT. N. STOLL, C. PLEVNIAK. Third Row: H. SCHULTEN, J. BROPHY, J. DRABIAH, R. SCHOENTHAL, R. ISENBERG, R. HAWES. M. CLARK, L. ROTH, F. CZEMERYNISKI, D. FlLIARECKt. W. BRUNNER. Boys’ Home Economics Class Senior Cheer Leaders C. BAUM. S. GARLOCK, S. SWAIN. M. LANE. J. ALLEN. R. HEEB. P. Burns. A. Morningstar, e. Baum. D. Woodridge, J. Leninger, G. Hunt, Absent. Junior Cheer Leaders ♦ BASEBALL Even before the baseball diamond was laid out this year, the prospective team could be seen practicing in the gym. There were about twenty fellows who tried out for the base- ball team in late March, and on April tenth the team was chosen, much to the satisfaction of everyone. With the capable direction of Coach Hagerman and the ability of the team, they expect to put Parker out in the lead. The team is composed mostly of the Var- sity men from 1944, all of whom are very good, plus two new pitchers and four utility men. Several new bats have been bought and the players are hoping to have new outfits before the season is over. Under the capable coaching of Mr. Hag- erman, we hope to win the cup for this year and to the baseball team of next year we wish all the success in the world. ☆ SCHEDULE May 4.......................Williamsville at Parker May 11.............................Parker at Akron May 18..................Amherst at Parker May 22..............Parker at Williamsville May 25......................Akron at Parker June 1..................Parker at Amherst VARSITY BASKETBALL This year the Parker High School basket' ball team broke even on their total games with five wins against five defeats. SCORES Gardenville 26 10 Ebenezer 28 “ 29 West Seneca 32 36 Sloan 29 17 Gardenville 44 26 Ebenezer 42 30 Alden 8 40 Sloan 41 49 West Seneca 25 24 Alden 20 65 PLAYOFF Woodlawn 29 . . .Parker 27 Woodlawn 44 28 Under the very capable coaching of Mr. Hagerman, the “fighting five really showed us they could play basketball. There was more team work and better playing this year than has ever been seen on Parker's court. The team had regular practice and good equipment to work with. This, coupled with the “before game” pep talks by Coach, showed up in their games as it never did in the past. There were several varsity men from last year who showed the new recruits the “ropes,” and helped them through their first game. Due to the watchfulness of Coach and the players, there was a surprisingly small number of injuries both on the court and off. We hope that next year will be as sue cessful a year as this has been, and we wish to extend to them our gratefulness for a marvelous year of basketball and hope that next year will be as good as this one. Hack Row: C. NEWCOMB. M. METZ, W. SCHUTT. L. OBHRACKER. D. HONSBERGER. COACH HAGERMAN. l eant Row. D. Davis. J. Burns. R. Larkin, w. Roth. TUMBLING CLUB hirst Row: S. THOMPSON. M. WEILER, L. HEIST, M. SMITH. S. WEL.KNER. B. SMITH. J. VERZOLA. Second Row: D. HARBER. M. AIKEN. V. RAQUET. MISS MACNABO. M. LONG, V. CARPENTER. I. STAHLEY. First Row: S. LIMBURG. S. SWAIN. J. WEEKS. C. PLESS. M. SMITH. M. LONG. M. LlSKOFF, C. GRAVES. Second Row. J. Allen, S. Welklner, A. Duttweiler. D. Harber. S. Thompson. M. Weiler, M. Schutt. I. Fuss. T. Kruszynski. Miss MacNabo. 'Third Row: J. Wiggins. B. Lindstedt. C. Weeks. V. Raquf.t, V. Carpenter. M. Schurr. P. Hart. I. Stahley. J. Verzola. GIRLS’ LEADER CLUB BOYS’ INTRAMURALS Front Row: T. SEYMOUR, D. DRESCHER. W. MILLER. D. SCHUTT, J. LARKIN. Second Row: D. DAVIS. W. SCHUTT, W. BARNABY. L. OBERACKER. M. METZ, C PLEVINAK. Third Row: COACH HAGERMAN. D. Nickols. L. Miller, R. Larkin. H. Garringer. C. Newcomb. J. Cashmore, J. Desjardines, J. Hazelton. First Row: D. FREY. S. SWAIN. B. SUGG. J. WEEKS. G. GRAVES. C. PLESS. M. LONG. M. SMITH. M. LlSKOEF. Second Row: S. THOMPSON, M. SCHURR. J. ALLEN. S. SCHROEDER. S. WELKNER. V. CARPENTER. L. Heist. M. Aiken. P. Hart. K. Graves. Third Row. Miss MacNabo. M. Weiler. D. Harber. J. Wig- gins. M. Schutt. R. Herb. C. Weeks. D Hodge. V. Raquet. S. Limburg. Fourth Row. I. Stahley. J. Weiser. B. Ehlers t. Kruszynski. I. Fliss. J. Verzola. L. Donner. V. Neubecker. GIRLS’ INTRAMURALS D. Nichols. K. Muchow. J. Cashmore, Coach Hagerman. T. Desjardines, j. Hazelton. L. Miller. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL The potential basketball team of next year, started out in good form this year and have kept up all through the season. They have shown a remarkable sense of teamwork, have done some magnificent pass- ing and have also shown us some good footwork. The Junior Varsity had many good workouts urn der the direction of Coach Hagerman, and they played several games with J. V.'s from other schools. We hope that next year, the Varsity basketball team will include many of this year’s Junior Varsity squad and we wish to take this time to wish them the best of luck and say to them, “Do as well next year as you have done this past one.’’ 1946 POTENTIALS friends «I- l� A It K K It moil SCHOOI Miss Elizabeth Bolt Miss Grace Larkin Mr. Mrs. Rudolph Bugenhagen Mrs. Mary Larkin Mr. Charles E. Burns Mr. Mrs. Glenn C. Burns Mr. ii Mrs. Roy Butlfr Mr. Mrs. Roy Cramer Miss Margaret Carnahan Mr. George Chapman Mr. Mrs. C. J. Cox Miss Alice Durkee Mr. Mrs. Roy Etzold Mr. M rs. Raymond Feigel Mr. Mrs. Alton Frew Miss Carol Gibson Mr. Mrs. James T. Grey Miss Mable Grey Mr. George Hagerman Miss Jeanette Hart Miss Frances Ingram Miss Jeanne Jerge Mr. Edwin King Lancaster Shoe Store Mr. Mrs. John C. Lapp Mr. Mrs. Messersmith Mr. Mrs. Nelson W. Mf.tk Miss Doris Miller Miss Bi rtha Muchow Mr. ii Mrs. Paul Neff Miss Gladys Neu Mrs. Mary E. Parker Miss Katherine Raps Mr. Mrs. Edwin Raps Mr. Mrs. Howard Schurr Mr. Mrs. Walter Schutt Miss Mildred Schworm Mr. ii Mrs. Lester Sescil A T Norman J. Smith Mr. Carl Stamp Stetzels Floral Shop Miss Anne Strang Mr. Burt Swales Miss Eu Myrta Torrey Miss Gwendoline Watson Miss Leone Wesley BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1945 FROM THE STUDENT COUNCIL 1944-45 Government of the students, by the students and for the students.” OFFICERS James Nugent . Walter Schutt Rose Heeb..... Carolee Baum .. .....President Vice-President .....Secretary ... .Treasurer KELLER'S 5538 Main Street Williamsvillc, N. Y. Dry Goods 5c'$1.00 CLARENCE SHOE REPAIR SHOP Prices Going Down' Men's Soles and Heels . .51.85 Ladies' Soles and Heels . .51.25 Clarence, N. Y. Compliments of HOWARD L. PAYNE 6? SONS Compliments of WHITE TIRE SERVICE Main Street and Sheridan Drive Compliments of Clarence, N. Y. MR. AND MRS. J. L. AIKEN In Honor of Compliments of Kenneth, Wilbert and Howard MRS KARL HAIST and Daughters Their Sons in Service Gerda and Louise L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Attleboro, Mass. Class Rings and Pins Commencement Invitations Diplomas—Personal Cards Represented by Leland Lee 164 Hermitage Rd., Rochester, N. Y. Compliments of THE CLASS OF '48 President ......................Bruce Beal Vice-President .................Ray Shisler Secretary-Treasurer .......Jean Van Buren _ Compliments of SHEPARD BROTHERS KARL T. KREHBIEL — AND Supervisor SATTERLEE -b R. EBERSOLE 6? SON Funeral Directors Coal — Fertilizer — Coke Flour—Feed—Seeds Main Street Clarence, N. Y. Clarence, N. Y. Compliments of Compliments of DORIS BRACE Antiques Bought and Sold WHITNEYS GARAGE Phone 3682 10077 Main St. Sunoco Station Clarence, N. Y. ☆ Friendly Service ☆ ROLLS MARKET Meat and Groceries Clarence, N. Y. Phone 3866 Clarence Center, N. Y. Phone 6631 Ray Roll, Prop. Compliments of BANK OF CLARENCE Owned and operated by the people of this community. Large enough to serve you. Small enough to know you. Member: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of ARRON TAILOR SHOP 65 Main Street Akron, New York Leo T. Sheheen, Prop. J. A. HARTW1G Builders' Supplies Clarence Center, N. Y. Compliments of SAWSOON COON AND EDWARD WALKER Fire Automobile Life w. D. FOLGER Real Estate Insurance Farm and Village Property 9988 MAIN STREET CLARENCE, N. Y. Success and Best Wishes to Compliments of BITUMINOUS PRODUCTS INC. Manufacturers of The Class of 1945 Asphaltic Coated Stone MURSETT C. LUCKNER for Paving Highways, Driveways and Airport Runways Ellicott Square Bldg. Phone WA 8107 Buffalo, New York Compliments of Frojoy Ice Cream + Fountain Service School Supplies Greeting Cards FAY W. GRAVES 5c - $1. Store Funeral Director Wallpaper Paint Lady Assistant Floor Coverings + 24 Hour Service FAY W. GRAVES Phone Clarence 2151 or 2152 Phone 2151 or 2152 Clarence, N. Y. Compliments JOHN F. WESEMAN SON of G. L. F. Feeds Seeds Fertilizers and Farm Supplies EDWARD LEININGER Building Contractor o Massey'Harris Implements and Repairs Clarence Center, N. Y. Main Street Phone 3141 Clarence, N. Y. Compliments of MR. AND MRS. ELI SUGG Compliments of THE GIFT SHOP Unusual and Distinctive Gifts 89 Main Street Akron, N. Y. Compliments of RED AND WHITE STORE Harris Hill Compliments of G. L. F. MAX PHELPS SERVICE Akron, N. Y. Compliments of MR. AND MRS. KARL BAUMERT Clarence Center, N. Y. Compliments of JEAN'S BEAUTY SHOP 79 Main Street Akron, N. Y. Compliments of CLARENCE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. Hoover, Pastor Compliments of BENJAMIN F. FOGELSONGER Town Superintendent of Highways Compliments of STEWARTS JEWELRY STORE Akron, New York Compliments of MR. AND MRS. C. A. DUTTWEILER AND ANITA Compliments of THE VILLAGE SHOP Williamsville, N. Y. Compliments of GEORGE GUTEKUNST I. G. A. STORE Compliments of DEJA STUDIOS Lancaster, New York Compliments of GEORGE WHITTLINGER Notary Public Compliments of A. W. PETERS, Druggist Lancaster New York Compliments of CLARENCE ELECTRIC SHOP Westinghouse Products W. H. Groll K. W. Groll Compliments of J. S. STERN, M.D. Tourists Accommodated GIRARD HOTEL C. E. Girard, Prop. Main Street Clarence, N. Y. Compliments of THE METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Calvin DeGraw, Pastor KEITH G. HARROUN Groceries and Dry Goods Vegetables—Frozen Foods Main Street Clarence, N. Y. Compliments of SATTERLEE ? SHEPARD Dry Cleaners Phone Clarence 2662 ALBERT SHISLER General Trucking Shisler Road Clarence, N. Y. SCHADS FUNERAL SERVICE Adrion C. Ross, Licensed Manager Phone 3281 or 673, Akron, N. Y. Compliments of MR. AND MRS. ED. STECHER NIAGARA WELDING Jacob Sugg, Proprietor 352 Niagara Street CL 2193 Compliments of A. O. HALL, M.D. Compliments of Rev. J. N. Hostetter BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH Clarence Center, N. Y. Compliments of C. A. BRATT General Merchandise Clarence Center, N. Y. Compliments of H. N. ROTHENMEYER Hardware NEWER'S Firestone Auto Supply 21 Main Street Lancaster, N. Y. Phone 175 FREEMAN AND BERGHORN GARAGE Repairing and Towing Official A. A. A. Service Exide Batteries Phone Clarence 2121 Compliments of THE AMERICAN HOTEL Akron, N. Y. Administrative Secretarial Cultural Compliments of STRATFORD GRADUATE SCHOOL 8 291 Linwood Avenue Buffalo, N. Y. EARLE H. EBERSOLE Town Clerk Compliments of GOLDTONE STUDIOS YOUR YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHER 631 Main Street Buffalo, New York THE President ............. Vice-President.......... Secretary-Treasurer .... SB Compliments of CLASS OF ’47 ...................James Nugent ...................Marshall Metz ....................Allan Oswald ☆ THE KEYHOLE STAFF SENDS THEIR BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS FOR THEIR SUCCESS ☆ AKRON FREE METHODIST CHURCH Compliments of CLARENCE GARAGE No. 892 P. of H. Clarence, N. Y. “The little church with the big Gospel 10:00 Sunday School, 7:30 Young Peoples 11.00 Morning Worship, 8:30 Evening Worship Fellowship Service 7:30 Thursday Evening Rev. Lawrence E. Seeley, Pastor Compliments of FRANK A. MEASER Men’s and Boys’ Shop Williamsville, N. Y. Richfield Products BATAVIA OIL COMPANY Batavia, New York Batavia Alden — Clarence Phone Clarence Center 6111 WYND-O KENNELS True-to-Type Cocker Spaniels % Puppies Usually For Sale Stud Service Greiner Road Clarence, N. Y. The Home of Good Printing ‘'Quality First Always GOOD NEWS PRESS Publishers of the “Clarence Press” The only Newspaper in the Town of Clarence Best Advertising Medium in Area 9830 Main Street Clarence, N. Y. Phone 2951 Compliments of R. G. WELCH Pumps Farm Implements OTTO HOLENBERGER Linoleum Sales and Service 13 W. Main St. Lancaster, N. Y. Phone Lancaster 544 LARKINS MARKET Meats, Poultry and Sea Food 9931 Main Street Clarence, N, Y. Phone 3811 LESTER M. PACELS Feed—Fertilizer—Coal Tile and Cement Phone 2671 Main Street Clarence, N. Y. Compliments of RYANS HOTEL Main Street Clarence, N. Y. The Vitamin Store WILLIAMSVILLE PHARMACY Williamsville, N. Y. Compliments of JOHN L. KRUSE MOTORS, INC. Main Street Clarence, N. Y. Plumbing and Heating F. E. PACELS Prompt Service Call Us Clarence, N. Y. Congratulations and Best Wishes .to the Class of '45 DR. H. E. MARTIN Veterinarian Clarence New York ■ MUCHOWS for Flowers Clarence, N. Y. TOM INGRAM Service Station Clarence, N. Y. Socony “Friendly Service Socony Mobilubrication Tires Tubes, Batteries Phone Station 3541 Residence 2521 METZ GARAGE | General Repairing and Trucking I Service and Accessories Main and Harris Hill Road Phone 371 RED AND WHITE STORE Fresh Fruits, Meats and Vegetables Ice Cream, Candies and Soft Drinks Irvin Roth, Prop. Clarence Center, N. Y. Phone 6041 FLORENCE A. BRUNCK Teacher of Piano Theory Harmony Affiliated Teacher of Sherwood Music School of Chicago, 111. Phone 2851 Clarence, N. Y. BUCKLEY'S BOOTERY Good Shoes Since 1894 74 Main Phone 3851 Akron, N. Y. Compliments of MILLS AND SON Furniture Jewelry Funeral and Ambulance Service Phone 3001 Akron THE UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Compliments of Clarence Center, N. Y. AHL'S DELICATESSEN Rev. Glenn Donaldson, Pastor Clarence, N. Y. Compliments of MRS. ALVIN BUGENHAGEN BANK OF AKRON Representative of Fashion Frocks, Inc. Akron, N. Y. Smartly Styled Dresses Success to the Senior Class You, Too, Can Learn to Fly E. MOOK In 8 Hours! Call COUNTRY CLUB AIRPORT j Compliments of Billo Road Clarence, N. Y. OUR LADY OF PEACE CHURCH Phone 2711 Father Godfrey Compliments of If you really need a ladder Buy one now and don’t delay, Quite a few in this matter Would be living here today; If that old one does get shaky Bring it down here, we are fair. LEONE WRIGHT We will make a good inspection And if worthwhile do repair. KARL C. HAIST CO. 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