Class of 2005
Class of 2005 Wall of Fame Members
Jeff Ellis
- Class of 1986
- Varsity Football - 3 years
- Varsity Wrestling - 4 years
- 7 Varsity Red Letters
- Captain of the Football team as a junior and senior
- Most Valuable Player as a junior in Football
- White Letter in Football as a senior
- Division Champion in Wrestling in '84 and '85
- Sectional Champion in Wrestling '84 and '85
- NY State Individual Wrestling Championship at the 215 lb. weight class in 1984 and 1985
- Won National Freestyle Titles in '84 and '85
- Won Junior World Freestyle Title in '84
- Male Athlete of the Year in 1984 and 1985
- Competed at Penn State University on a full scholarship
William "Lefty" Helms
- Long time Physical Education Teacher and Coach at Clarence
- Coached for 41 years at the Modified, Junior Varsity and Varsity Level
- Coached 7 different sports
- Instrumental in starting many programs at Clarence including Lacrosse, Volleyball, Futures Volleyball, Modified Baseball and Modified Basketball
- Very Active in Town Swimming, Baseball and Soccer Leagues
- His Junior Olympic Swim Team and Town Track Team earned several Erie County first place finishes
- 3 sport Athlete at Clarence
- Competed in Football, Basketball and Baseball
Dan Garrett
- Class of 1984
- Varsity Cross Country - 6 years
- Varsity Indoor Track - 2 years
- Varsity Track - 5 years
- 13 Varsity Red Letters
- 5 White Letters - Basketball/Track
- Member of the 1983 Sectional, State and Federation Championship Team
- Individual 1st Place finish at the 1983 Federation Meet
- Competed on Clarence's first indoor track team
- Sectional Champion in the 1600 meters during his junior and senior year
- New York State Champion in the 3200 meter run
- Currently holds the 3200 meter record
- Male Athlete of the Year in 1984
Kathleen Sweet
- Class of 1982
- Varsity Soccer - 2 years
- Varsity Volleyball - 2 years
- Varsity Field Hockey - 2 years
- Varsity Basketball - 4 years
- Led Basketball team to four straight Sectional Titles
- Set records for most points in a game (45), season (618), and career (1448).
- Member of Far West Regional Championship teams in junior and senior year
- Most Valuable Player at the 1982 State Basketball Tournament
- Attended Boston College on a full athletic scholarship