Clarence Central School - Saga Yearbook (Clarence, NY)

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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

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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

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ROBERT PAYNE “ Binx College Entrance Navy CHARE ES OEENDORE “Chuck College Entrance Army CALVIN TARBELL “Cal Science and Engineering Diesel Engineering