Clarence Central School - Saga Yearbook (Clarence, NY)

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aewfc 5' f fan -CWE, the class of 1953, dedicate the Saga to you, the pearls who have made possible for us so many things. lt is you w o have ma e this community a pleasant place in which to live, you who have given usour fine new school and pro- vided it with all the most modern equipment. Without your help and interest, we could never have so man outstanding oppor- tunities and advantages. We thank you for our patronage ozall our social func- tions and business ventures, and for your unclerstanding and sympathetic interest in all we have done and all we have tried to do. 3

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070WWEff07z7U!7 ffflfff CHE governing officials ofa great city, such as New York, must be aware and interested in the problems that arise. They must face each problem squarely and whole-heartedly. We, the raduatin class of I9 9 g 53, be- Iieve the same is true of our faculty and administrators of our school system. For it is through their efforts, along with their patience and understanding, that we have been taught the importance of education, responsibility, and leadership. These are all qualities which will help to make each one of us a good American citizen.