Clarence Central School - Saga Yearbook (Clarence, NY)

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SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION gr Mr John Matti son President Board of Educa non Mrs Lura Cook Mr Millard Browne Ml' VCII18 S1Il'll'1l Mr Paul Neff Mr. Edward Brown g I A Q Pre 5 an 5 Mr. Stephen ,fb I-ov' I 8 Dr Ralphl Stanley Supervising Principal discusses recent trends in school enrollment with Dr R1chardMoomaw Administrative Assistant and Mr Robert Kinney Purchasing Agent and Business Manager of the Clarence School District and Clerk of the Board of Education GREETINGS TO THE CLASS OF 1960 You are completing high school at a most exciting time in history Change is the outstanding characteristic of the present century. Its pace has been so fast that each suc- ceeding generation lives in a different kind of world The explosion of population and explosion of knowledge promise to make the next decade more challenging Our schools must prepare youth to meet these rapidly changing conditions. Our board of education and admin- istrative staff work together in planning a program for all students from kindergarten through grade 12. The board, elected by the voters of the school district, formulates policies. The administrative staff makes recommendations on policies, then administers those adopted by the board. May we extend to each of you the wish for a fnost suc- cessful and happy future. Our staff and facilities are here to serve you. We hope that you will make the best use of them at all times. 8

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SENIOR HIGH .ff--K in Z, DDUL RFGISTRQIION Mr RobertT Lynch Duector ofAdu1t Education prepares for regxstrauon 9 all 1 Eugene H Small takes ume ou from hrs busy schedule as Pnnclpal to speak wuh members of the student body Among the fam11iar faces at Clarence Central two of the most outstand mg are those of Dr Small and Mr Lynch These men are pr1mar11y respon s1b1e for the f1ne reputa t1on of our school and 1ts related activ1t1es Each has hls dut1es wh1ch VII tually affect every aspect of 11fe at Clarence and co ord1nate th1s stem of our tree of educatlon Q- , lvxi 'X ' I S ,.s 51s.2 ciVf-'.,V . . . . X..- ,N A ,' A . . . . ., , ' f ' ' 'j D Q Q I s . . s!,6. - A . ,, .L ' s. '. . o N , n . ga Q Q p sp . Us 1 Q , ' 4-4-' n ' 0 '. 5 c 5 A x X 'Q . Dr. . ' I . C A f ' p-- O - Y . . .bf . . lj. lu if . .Y . . . . , . . ,AQ