Clarence Central School - Saga Yearbook (Clarence, NY)

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WITH always a cheery smile or comment, Dr. Stanley has made us feel at home since our first days at school . His awareness of the ever-changing education- al needs of the community to- gether with his foresight and planning have provided us with comfortable and pleasant school surroundings . ANYONE with a problem or the smallest question knows that Mr. Repp, our guidance coun- sellor, can find time in his busy schedule to give advice . He has helped us solve scholastic prob- lems as well as personal difficul- ties and has assisted us in mak- ing plans for the future . AS principal of our school, Dr . l Small has devoted much time and effort on our behalf. Not only have we been inspired -by his encouragement, but we have made achievement through his assistance and counsel. Left to Right: Stephen Preg, Paul Neff, John Matti- son, Edward Brown, Millard Brown, Verne Simril, Alvin Meahl. WE wish to thank our Board of Education for the many long hours which they have spent inplanning for ourwelfare. Through their efforts, the Clarence Central School System has become one of the most out- 8 standing in the State.

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We are well aware that our school administrators and teachers are far too busy during the day to as- sume the relaxing pose which is here depicted. It is rather through their tireless efforts and time spent on their feet that the student-body has been able to make progress toward their individual goals.

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EACH year we come to realize more and more that Mrs. Larkin fills an invaluable spot in the office We see not only in bus- iness matters but also with the fmancial problems that come up as a class works to increase its treasury that it takes someone like Mrs Larkin to help out. g 0FficeS'fa:FF AS business manager and clerk of our entire school district, Mr. Kinney has not only spent long hours in determining and filling our school needs, but has shown great capabilities in the financial administration department . SPF MRS. Holmwood, completing her first year here as secretary for Mr. Repp, is filling a new and important place in the guidance office. Miss Gebauer, Mr. Small's secretary, is always willing to offer us her assistance 9 TWO more new additions to our office staff this year are Mrs. johnson at the switchboard, and Mrs. Tilly, Mr. Kinney's secre- tary . Their willingness to lend a hand has made the office a hub of much activity.