Clarence Central School - Saga Yearbook (Clarence, NY)

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Durm the past year rt has not been un usual to d Dr Stanley our supervrsrng prmcrpal bus wrth plans for the new Junror hrgh school acfldrtron Aslde from the detarled plannmg of thrs new Wlllg Dr Stanley makes prov1s1ons for frllrng the educatronal needs of the entrre school system Through hrs foresrght and contmued efforts he helps to assure the many famrlres who are movrn mto thrs 1S tr1ct of adequate educatronal aC1l1I1eS He also helps to mterpret the actrvitres and ed ucatronal programs of the school to the publrc Althou h lus offrce IS srtuated m the hrgh schoo burldmg he spends considerable trme m the other schools of the drstrrct H serves as a ue between the elementary schools the hrgh school and the Board of mrrq Umm D-CDB -saw 35 350 Bc: eww aria O-9 wo 83 'UE- QD-I 55 25 J':r Ov-'U eg-U ro Q9 '6 55 is CD 14 Dr Ralph! Stanley Supervrsrng Pnncrpal checks plans for new Jumor hrgh school buxldlng Admmlsfrahon IIIIIIIIHIH ----3, 8 The School Board whrch rs composed of seven representatrves from the Clarence School dlstrrct IS pre srded over by Pres1dent john Mattlson The Board meets once a month on Mon da mghts to discuss sc ool problems and to make frnal decrsrons on matters of busrness and school organrzatron These men serve wxth out remuneratron and fulfrll a valuable serv rce to the communrty Board of Educatron. S. Preg, P.Neff, J.Matt1son, Presxdent E. Brown, M. Browne. Absent from prcturez V.S1mn1, A.Meah1. f Mi ' gn , ' I . - .,?fA . . - . ' . . r o , u n 5 1 , . a n I I . u e , 1 Q' 1 1 I V . . t8 . . . d ' . e .' I . ' . X Educatron. We realiraeuand a. recrate the o o o Q y . . ,. Q

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The administrative officers and faculty advisors at C.C.H.S. have assisted us in gaining knowl- ed e for chartin our course in life S 8 Lust as a navigator guides his ship y precision instruments such as compasses, maps, and globes, so too do our principals and teach- ers use highly deve oped techniques and methods of instruction to equip us with needed skills. INISTRATION 3

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Thrs year Dr Repp frlls the capac rty of assrstant prm crpal whrch IS a new posruon for hrm He ards Dr Small w1th hrs many admrnrs tratrve dutres Dr Small has held an admrnrstra uve posmon ever srnce 1946 when he became assrstant prrncrpal and gurd ance drrector at Parker I-Irgh In 1947 he was appornted h1gh school prmcrpal In addrtron to hrs des rgnated dutres, Dr Small always frnds wrth mdrvrdual or commrttee problems i 'i 2- ' .i.- X X Dr Delbertl Repp Ass1sramPr1nc1pa1 and Dr Eugene!-I Small Hrgh School Prmcrpal Thrs year, our admrnrstrauve staff was rncreased when Mr Lynch became the Drrector of Adult Educatron In th1s capac rty he ards our parents rn therr chorce of evenrng courses A other lmportant ob wh1ch he carrres out, rs at of Dlrector of Publrc Relauon and Publrcrty for the school s stem Mr Tay or rs the Admrnrstra uve Assrstant to Dr Stanley He asslsts Dr Stanley rn performrng hrs dutres and takes charge of transportatron for the school Mr. Donald N. Taylor, Admrmsrratrve Assrstant, and Mr, Robert T. Lynch, Drrector of Adult Educauon and Publlc Relatrons 9 . . U Q E A time .to he-lp students 4, XIXX - ' 1 4 . v . . I . 11-