Clarence Central School - Saga Yearbook (Clarence, NY)

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CAFETERIA AND CUSTODIAL STAFFS Our cafeteria staff is prctured here tn a rare moment of relaxation Our nutritious lunches Z WD'-'X served datly certainly testify to their cookmg skill Pictured clockwise from the left are Mrs M Keeny Mrs D Bartz Mrs L Lind stedt Mrs L Lowrey Mrs M McCartan Mrs A Dietz Mrs L Burd Mrs E Stevens and Mrs D Davidson tudent Council President Ralph Lawson relays student sugges tions regarding lunch menus to the head of our school lunch pro gram Miss Laura Symonds Our efficient custodial staff keeps the mechan ical side of Clarence life functioning They take great pride rn keeping the building orderly and clean during the school day and maintain mg the schools grounds Above are Mrs Smith Mr Schoentholer Mrs Williams and Mr D Keeny The severe winters encountered in the Clarence area make rt imperative that we have abundant heat when needed Our chief custodian, Mr. William Holmwood, is shown here with Mr. Harold Besancon instructing interested students in the operation of the heating equipment. 19

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BUSINESS AND MEDICAL STAFFS ?f-......nng- Our office secretanes Mrs D Tllley Mrs E Mack Mrs L Honsberger and Mrs R Sturgis contnbute much to the eff1c1ent management ofthe I-hgh School 3 Dr Ftsher our school physrctan contributes many hours of servrce to rnsure the good health of all students Clarence offers the finest in health care to 1ts students and fac ulty Every year each student is given a general physical Each athlete must pass a thorough exam to part1cipate rn sports In addi tion, X rays, tuberculin tests, and polio shots are given Dr Fisher ably acts 1n his ca ram, ki The Business Staff headed by Mrs M Larktn at the typewnter performs a very tmportant funcnon Mrs I Bauer and Mrs G Howe aid Mrs Larkm rn keepmg all ftnancral records and meet ing all fmanclal commttments tncurred not only by our school but by all the schools ur our dlstnct Miss MacDonald our school nurse ts shown tnstructtng our future pasta aww 52:1 igadoggof ltzif the nurses in one of therr many duttes rn Clarence s excellent health Sc 00 SS e C na ' our program Thetr servrces both tn the routrne of the datly health 3911001 nurse, Checks 5911001 at program and tn an emergency are recogmzed as tnvaluable tendance and protects our well being 1n case of acc1dent 18 Y A . K- it . l tl it , .Zh 9' ,L r, .n ,c Q ,I , , . fn, , . N ' S' . . . . . I .' I . I . . , , , , , , , . . . . . 7, ' . 9 ' . l . D .. . .

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Fresh groves grow up, and their green branches shoot toward the old and still-enduring skies. - Vaughan - The Timber The fresh, growing branch of the tree is the one which, fortified in spirit and strength, reaches for the sky. It grows from a mere twig into a leader, the uppermost of the branches, the one closest to our eye. The Senior Class is such a branch. It is looking toward the future and is, indeed, the vibrant, living, and aspiring focal point of the tree. Each Senior will have his goal, whatever it may be, and he will reach and aspire like the green tree branch for a higher level of living, out in the vast infinite beyond. St -V , ,f. K K , K :M ,Z nm: ,