Clarence Central School - Saga Yearbook (Clarence, NY)

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0 f f I c £ S T fl f f Cflftlffilfl Mr. Hunt; Mr. But ler; Mr. Ostolski. The Janitors have done a commendable Job of keep- ing the building and grounds clean and in repair. They deserve the thanks of the entire student body as well as the faculty. The cafeteria has been efficiently run and the food excellently prepared this year, as it has been in years past. We all are grateful to the staff and know they will keep up the good work. Mrs. Elllthorpe; Mrs. Morehouse; Mrs. Windnagle. The “Three Musketeers” have taken care of our business and financial affairs with dis- patch, and have supervised the many small details which keep the school running smoothly. Mrs. Larkin; Miss Graves; Mr. Kinney. JflniTORS 5

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MR. STANLEY If first Impressions are of any value, we foresee a bright future at Clarence Central for our new Supervising Principal. Mr. Stanley has been con- siderate In all his actions and has tempered justice with a keen “sense of humor.” Left to right: Carleton E. Schaad; Alvin A. Meahl; Helen K. Thompson; Ralph E. Frank, President; James W. Boyd; Glenn C. Burns; Howard L. Payne. OUR MR. SMALL Our high school principal has risen and advanced with the Senior Class, and we appreciate greatly his help and advice which aided us unmeasureably. We would like to thank him and wish him the finest of luck for the future. Board has done a superlative job under ex- isting conditions. They have exercised their powers with care and prudence and certainly deserve many thanks. 4

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First Row: E. Esten, S. Larkin, C. Rosenbach, N. Eiss, D. Schutt, D. Donavan, W. Parmenter, R. Brown, R. Anaka. Second Row: Mr. Small, M. Larkin, H. Carpen- ter, A. Spork, P. Beers, P. Burns, C. Hodges, J. Limburg. Third Row: M. Long, L. Schultz, H. Eichinger, R. Burks, D. Webster, J. Smith, G. Hunt, J. Donner. IS year a new feature has been incorporated into the student government of Clarence Central. This is the Honor Legion. The Legion or “Redcoats” is composed of twenty-four members, eight from each of the Sophomore, Junior and Senior classes. Eligibility is based on scholarship and leadership. The chief is Norman Eiss and the assistant chief is Donald Schutt. Advisors are Mr. Reeves and Mr. Small. 6