Clarence Central School - Saga Yearbook (Clarence, NY)

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Books are keys to wisdom's treasurej Books are gates to lands of pleasureg Books are paths that upward leadg Books are friends. Come let us read. --Emilie Poulsson I! C HAT constitutes our educational program here at Clarence Central which might provide the basis for our SAGA of '56? This was the question that started our search for a theme. Among our classes, clubs, dances, sports and other activities, we found books, It seemed to us that books are really the heart of our studies and activities. They are certainly the keys to wisdom's treasure which is revealed to us every day in every class. They are gates to lands of pleasure, whether they be rule books, date books, fiction or travel books. Through them we are given paths that upward lead to our various goals, not only in our high school days but during the years to come. They can be regarded as our best friends, bring- ing us pleasant hours of companionship and an understanding of ourselves and the world in which we live . Now, as seniors, we extend to you a most cordial invitation to tum the pages of our humble contribution to the vast world of books and share with us, our most treasured and memorable experi- ences at Clarence Central High School.

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.f...'...l. .1 ..,. U, 2jf:1:f1:'f'g?f?4.fi.1.v:Q:- 'c-T? .,-'1.'-:- cu.-.-1--t C E, the class of nineteen hundred fifty-six, dedicate the SAGA to one of the most important volunteer services a community could establish. The Vol- unteer Firemen contribute a service which is at the disposal of every citizen in time of need. In our area, which includes Clarence, Clarence Center, and Harris Hill, the necessary equipment for extinguishin fires, first aid equipment in case of accidents, and an inhalator squad, are avai able. The most recent equipment added to the Clarence Center Fire Department is the ambulance service which is available to any person in the community in an emergency. In view of their great contribution to the welfare of the community, we would like to thank this group of men for all the fine work which they have done and are doing now. 4