Clarence Central School - Saga Yearbook (Clarence, NY)

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if -S65 F? :gk lslw. 2. 'N xvrsiv N9- EIGHTH GRADE ADVISORS: Seated: , ' Miss Mildred Schworm, Sth Grade Core: Miss Gwendoline Watson, Math. Qt x r N Standing: Mr. James Ballard, 8th gk 'E Grade Coreg Mr. Robert Gardner, 'P 'N Mathg absent from picture, Mr. Rich- xc S sf s 4 A' mr ' -. sp 5555372 '::51:f:l:f:: Eigiizifzf: -45553. . .sf .-'af .- .-5.2-. 952- QA! sz- '. 3'3- o'.' s . ,. ,. . .' U. ..,.,.v -- .f - .-.,' '.' -,s ,- :-I3 .-lg.-:-.-':?.5.f ,.' 'gp' . '. -,., -. , :'.4-'-4 -: 4 ard Hurlburt, Science and Math. SEVENTH GRADE ADVISORS: Seated Mr, George Navik, Science, Mathg Mrs, Janet Navik, 7th Grade Core. Standing: Mr. James McDonnell, '7th and 8th Grade Coreg absent from pic- ture, Mr, Barry Bower, Science and Math. SOPHOMORE ADVISORS: Seated: Mrs, Marion Chabot, Home Economics Mrs Joyce Losen, Englishg Mr. Richard Kaltenbach, Artg Miss Mary Lou Schlehr Home Economics, Standing: Mr, Marcus Michalakes, Industrial Artsg Mr, Francis Wy roba, Artg Mr. Edward Bernhard, Lr1dust1'ia1Artsg Mrs, Carolyn Neyerlin, English and Guidance Counselingg Mrs. Alice Betzold, Home and Family Living 10 Az Mr, William Wilson, '7th Grade Coreg

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Dr. Eugene H. Small Principal PRINCIPAL of our high school, Dr. Eugene H, Small has become our friend and coun- selor, Never too busy to listen to our prob- lems and to help us solve them, Dr, Small works continually on our behalf. After a year's absence, we are glad to have Dr. I. Maxson Reeves with us again. Keeping our extensive guidance program running smoothly, the adult education classes functioning properly, and giving any student his utmost attention, Dr. Reeves fills an important position in our school system. Mr. Delbert Repp is of special assist- ance to the seniors, guiding our choice of subjects, colleges, and vocations. With- out his aid, many of us would find our senior year more difficult than ever, Dr. I. Maxson Reeves and Mr, Delbert Repp 'rir

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-1,54-, ' I '9 .5'J'.'.-' P ,I FRESHMEN ADVISORS Seated MISS Carolyn Cox 9th Grade Core Mr George Holden Band M1ss Nancy Meulendyke 9th Grade Core Engltsh Standmg Mr Rob ertStxllwel1 Math Mr Donald Taylor 9th Grade Core Mr Io seph Glovack Ir I-l1ghSc1ence absent from PICIUIC Mrs Kath leen Eshelman L1brar1an ,7u-I JUNIOR ADVISORS Seated Mr John Moztan Ag rrculture M1SSIUH6U1I1Ch Languages Mrs Rosalle Schmrdt Commercral Mr Edward Schmxdt World Htstory Standrng Mr Edw1nK1ng Industr1a1Co ordtnator Cooperatxve Educatton Mr Wesley Scott Commercral Mr Iohn Bernhard Boys Phys1ca1Ed ucatlon, OUR faculty at Clarence Central has glven most generously of tts valuable t1me outstde our regular classes. Whenever we have lagged behtnd ln our studres or class acuviues, our teachers have been there to g1ve us encouragement and lend a helptng hand Among the numerous extra dut1es performed by the faculty, are the chaperonmg of our dances, sports nrghts, and athleuc events. In cooperauon w1th the Parent Teachers Assoclauon, our faculty has annually sponsored the operetta, one of the brg gest producuons of the year, and so, we feel our teachers have played a very tmportant role tn our lxves and we extend to them our most srncere appre cratron. 5 'S 1,5 SENIOR ADVISORS Seated Mrs, Margaret Babxch, Gtrls' Phy sxcal Educatron, Mr, Robert Lynch, Amertcan History, Drtver Educatron Stand1ng Mr, Charles Ftegl, Boys' Phys1ca1Educa tton, Mr Arthur Root, Senror Hrgh Sctence, Mtss Altce Olxver, Engllsh, Gutdance Counseling, absent from picture, Mr, Fred errck Schaad, Musrc