Clarence Central School - Saga Yearbook (Clarence, NY)

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ADMINISTRATION Looking back on our high school days, we considered ourselves very fortunate in having the guidance and administration. Although we, contact with the members of the School Board, we always felt they acted on our behalf to provide a wellfrounded school life. Since Mr. Stanley, our Supervising Principal, has been with us, he has earned the respect and admiraf tion of all of us. We are glad that future students will have him as their leader and director. The person with whom we have had the closest Contact is Mr. Small, our High School Principal. He has always given freely and cheerfully of his time and effort to our Senior Class. We hope that future seniors will beneiit as much as we from his able and guiding hand. All of us will remember Mr. Reeves, our Guidf ance Director, for his help in planning our academic courses and future vocations. Our class also wishes to thank Mr. Kinney for his help given to us in his capacity as School Clerk. Now we say thanks and thanks again to all those who have smoothed our path, and who, by their leadership and guidance, have prepared us for the perplexing problems of life ahead. leadership of such an able as students, did not have much S! ii! 1?-2432! . y a 52552 j ,V K . as-Lexx' an yy I 4 A W s 2-1 '

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MR. ROY K. BUTLER l D Head Custodian t . DEDICATION In the years to come as we reflect on the many happy memories of your school days at Clarence Central, we will remember a man who helped to make our success possible. Picture, if you can, 8:45 in the morning, and you are hurrying to your home room. Before you ever get there you see him, broom in hand, giving every' one a cheery good morning or a little wink out of the corner of his eye. Suddenly, for no reason that you can explain, your spirits have risen a little higher. He has always given some helpful bit of advice, an encouraging word, or a helping hand. His efforts were felt in all our class projects. Remember the days before a big dance, and you will remember the words: I don't see how we can ever get this right. Remember the answer: Let's ask him. It is true we have not always shown our gratitude for his help and patience with our many problems, but here, in our yearbook, we would like to repay him in a small way for his many kinclnesses and his special friendship which we appreciate so much. Therefore, we, the Class of 1951, hereby dedif cate our yearbook, with heartfelt thanks, to Mr. Roy K. Butler.

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john Bernhard Carolyn Cox Robert Lynch Mildred Schworm Delbert RCPP Kathleen Eshelman A : 5,2 Donald Taylor Catherine Taylor 5 Ianet Fairlie Anthony Prochilo y yy T or SW This is a Faculty Meeting. Here's where they compose those schemes they try on us students. FACULTY Mildred Lussow Robert Stillwell