Clarence Central School - Saga Yearbook (Clarence, NY)

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Mr. Robert Kinney, Business Manager and Clerk of the Board of Education. Mrs. Dorothy Tilley and Mrs. Lillian Symington, guidance sec- retaries. OFFICE STAFF Clerk of the Board of Education, Pur- chasing Agent, and Business Manager of the School district- whom do we mean? Why, Mr. Kinney, of course. All financial transactions must go through his capable hands. What a job it is to keep all mone- tary records accurate and up to date but he performs his duties with the utmost effi- ciency assisted by Mrs. Mary Larkin, Mrs. Grace Howe, and Mrs. Blanche Sturgeon. Mrs. Tilley and Mrs. Symington are the Guidance Office secretaries. Mrs. Til- ley ably keeps all records for Mr. Holden while Mrs. Symington has the trying job of organizing the daily attendance lists along with her other secretarial duties. Mrs. Mary Larkin, Mrs. Blanche Sturgeon and Mrs. Grace Howe, Business Staff. CAFETERIA STAFF With Miss Symonds as our new cafeteria manager this year, the staff has been ready to incorporate our favorite foods into well-bal- anced menus. In addition to daily service with a smile, the staff has assisted at such activities as the United Appeal benefit dinner. Cafeteria Personnel include: Mrs. Lois Burd, Mrs. Letha Lowrey, Mrs. Er- na Stevens, Mrs. Louella de Launders, Miss Laura Symonds, Cafeteria Man- ager; Mrs. Lillian Lindstedt, Mrs. Amelia Dietz, Mrs. Lois Gray, Mrs. Dor- othy Bartz. 12

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1958-1959 Members of the Science Department gathered in the Chemistry Lab for their yearbook picture: Mr. George Navik, Mrs. Gail S. Star, Mr. Richard L. Hurlburt, Mr. Arthur H. Root, Mr. Joseph J. Glovack, and Mr. Arthur R. Winiecki. The Home and Family Living Room is a frequently used part of the Home Economics Suite. Members of the Home Economics Depart- ment include: Mrs. Lee Boyd, Mrs. Joan Walsh, and Mrs. Alice E. Betzold. Dr. J. Maxon Reeves, Director of Guidance and Mr. Edwin H. King, Director of Cooperative In- dustrial Services are found here discussing an im portant curricular matter. Members of the History Department include: Mr. Edward Schmidt, American History; Mr. Robert Gardner, World History; Mr. Lawson Rutherford, American History and Miss Carolyn Cox, World History. 11

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 ?Sf-3C,c SERVICE STAFF Five days a week. 40 weeks a year the familiar yellow bus can be seen picking us up in the morning and delivering us safely home at night. Our bus drivers also transport us to sports events and several other activities and not a morning goes by without our receiving the greeting of a pleasant Good-morning. Row 1: D.Klein, C.deLaunders, J.Austin, B.Doleman, B.Tuttle. Row 2: R. Davis, C.Shisler, W.Honsberger, F.Sheasley, R. Peronne, S.Freeman. Custodial Staff: Mr. William Driess, Mrs. Leora Hoffman, Mrs. Cecelia Williams, Mr. Walter Beiter and Mrs. Nina Sword. None of us realize just how much we owe to our custodians. Clean windows, shining floors, neat rooms and corridors can be accredited to them. They are al- so responsible for aiding us whenever we have sports events, plays, dances, or other activities and can easily be found when clean-up time rolls around. They remove chairs, supply ladders and handle any necessary lighting problems. Under their capable chief, Mr. Holmwood, we have always found our custodians to be most cooperative. Mr. William Holmwood, Chief Custodian. The Bus Mechanics: S. Freeman and R. Peronne. 13