Class of 2003
Class of 2003 Wall of Fame Members
Robert Foth
- Class of 1976
- Varsity Rifle - 4 years
- In his final two years, he posted the highest average score on the team
- Competed at the college level at Clarkson and then William and Mary
- Competed in 3 Olympics, earning a Silver Medal in three-position rifle at the 1992 Olympics in Barcelona, Spain.
- Currently is Director of Training for the Civilian Marksmanship Program in Colorado Springs
Susan Schaefer Morgan
- Class of 1977
- Varsity Cross Country - 3 years
- Varsity Track - 4 years
- In her senior year, she set the National Two Mile Record for high school girls
- State Champion in both the 1 mile and 2 mile events
- National Junior Olympic 3000 Meter Championship at UCLA
- All-American Honors in 1977
- Female Athlete of the Year in 1977
- Earned full athletic scholarship to Eastern Kentucky
- Attended Olympic training camp in Squaw Valley in 1977 and 1978
Jack Hesslink
- Physical Education Teacher for 34 years
- Clarence's first Athletic Director - served for 26 years
- Between 1955 and 1964 while working as a teacher and coach for the Clarence schools, he became active in youth programs for the Town of Clarence
- Started the Town's first summer recreation program and the Junior Olympic Track and Field Program
- 1964 Athletic Director of the Year
- Responsible for establishing the White Letter Award and the Clarence Athlete of the Year Award
- Coached many sports at Clarence most notable the Football squad
- In 1964 the school had 12 boy's teams and 2 girl's teams
- By the time he retired, he doubled the size of the program and added opportunities for girls and junior high students
- Class of 1973
- Varsity Football
- Varsity Basketball
- Varsity Baseball
- Earned League Honors in all three sports
- Earned Regional and State Honors in Football
- Clarence Male Athlete of the Year in 1972 and 1973
- Attended Colgate University
- Inducted in the Colgate Hall of Honor in 1985
- Played Free Safety with the Washington Redskins for 8 seasons
- Co-Captain of the 1982 Super Bowl Champions
- Made the Pro-Bowl in 1983
- Currently is President of the Green Bay Packers