DeWitt Clinton High School - Clintonian Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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Abeles, Joseph Abensohn, Bernard Abramson, Walter Ackerman, Adolph Adamo, Joseph Aita, Crlando Alperin, Max Andara, Joseph Andrian, Alexander Angioletti, Luigi 'Anjoubault, Gabriel Arnone, W'illiam Auguss, Sanford Averick, Walter Ayello, Anthony Axt, Charles Alimento, Frank Bader, Samuel Bady, Isidore Barattini, Paul Baum, Bernard Becker, Robert Bein, Samuel Bennett, Reuben Berger, Victor Berkowitz, Marvin Berkowitz, Samuel Bernstein, Norman Bernstein, Sidney Bernstock, Harry Bianchi, William Biblash, Charles Birstein, Samuel Blatt, William Bloom, Philip Blume, Jack Sq. Blumkin, Meyer Blumstein, Harold Blynn, Leo Bono, Anthony Boris, Nathan Boss, Irwin Brand, Irving Brendler, Herbert Britz, Charles Broadman, Arthur R. Brodin, Michael Bromsen, William Brown, Horace Brownstein, Hyman Bryan, Kenneth Buchner, Joseph Buchwald, Bernard Buonocore, Catello Busto, Henry Byrd, Thomas Byrne, Thomas Bystock, Theodore Cabigas, Paulino Senior Class Caldarella, Jack Callender, George Caputo, Lucian Case, Jacob Cerrato, Thomas Cerreta, Louis Chaikin, Lawrence Charnifsky, Isador Chensky, Louis Chieilo, Henry Chiger, Samuel Chin, Charles Chisefsky, Milton Cianciotta, Lawrence Cicatelli, Nickolas Cirrone, James Cohen, Abraham Cohen, Edward Cohen, Jack Cohen, Jacob Cohen, Walter Cohen, William Conter, Julius Conweser, Morris Cooper, Bernard Consentino, Arthur Constabile, Joseph Cummings, Chester Czitrom, Jacob Cardillo, Joseph D'Agostino, Guisseppe D'Agostino, Rudolph D'Ambrosio, Vincent Danielson, Reginald Danko, Stephen Davy, Raymond DeGregory, Hugo DeJorio, Robert Delgass, Eugene Denerstein, Hyman Deutchman, Isadore Diamond, Israel Diamonstein, Arthur DiNoi, John Dinsdorf, Norman DiOrio, Rocco Dolkart, Irwin Donahue, Joseph D'Orsaneo, Vincent Drachman, William Drew, Norman Driansky, Max Ehrlich, Leonard Eichenholtz, Jacob Eichenholz, Maurice Eisenstadt, Louis Eiwen, Edward Elberg, Eli L. Elnick, Nathan Engel, Edward Englert, Joseph Entin, Benjamin Epstein, Lionel Epstein, Solomon Evans, Wilbur Faverman, William Feifer, George' Feld, Benjamin Feldman, Louis Fernandez, Jose A. Fershing, Jennings Fiegoli, Nicholas Fierman, Harry Fincham, Kenneth P. Finkelman, Simon ' Finkelstein, Alexander Fishenfeld, Max Fisher, Arthur S. Fisher, Barnett Fisher, Max Fishman, Jack Fitzpatrick, Joseph Felschner, Cecil Fletschnick, Seymour Fostini, John Fragoletti, Appio Frank, Harold Frank, Henry Frank, Sidney Frankel, Herman Freda, Louis Freeman, Lester Friedlander, Harold Friedman, Isidor Friedman, Nathan Friedman, Rubin Frommer, Arthur M. Fuchs, Jacob Fusco, Claude Fuselli, Joseph Galatt, Moses Galdi, Vincent Galzano, Rocco Galietto, Joseph Galit, Jack Gallucci, Peter Gamm, Isidore Ganz, Louis Garber, Sidney Gaskill, Robert D. Gavaris, Peter Gelband, Harry Geller, Joseph Genduso, John Giannitelli, Joseph Giuffrida, Sylvester Glaser, Fred Glasser, David ! hg s '-, !? 'f,,: f: ' ,f:in,,': 4': r': rs xs R' D TBGCLINTONIAN 97-

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llasrt Will and 'lllcsntamcnita Class of F30 WH EREAS, we, the graduating class of 1930 have been in Clinton such a long time that we have reached the age where we must consider the futureg and WHEREAS , We feel very warmly Qheatedlyj towards our old friends, the teachers, we, the party of the fourth quarter, being in sound body and appar- ently sane Cas long as We keep our mouths shutb do solemnly Qimpossiblej give to the following teachers our most valued possessions. To Mr. A. Mortimer Clark we give a scooter so that he may make his tour of inspection more easily. To Mr. Oscar W. Anthony we lovingly give one hundred permanent record cards so that he may write his autobiography on them. To Mr. Weiss we give this box of crayons, so that, although he be a hard- marker, he may please the boys he marks by using attractive colors. To Mr. Murray we give a pair of ear-muffs so that his ears will not freeze in the high altitude they are forced to exist in. To Mr. Dotey we give a pair of red spats to replace the white ones he has worn during his long stay in Clinton. To the Late,' Mr. Freynick we give a pair of rubbers so that he won't slip up on anyone who is tardy. To Mr. Tietz we humbly give ourselves so that he may experiment on insanity at its source. To Dean Foote we give a megaphone so that he will be able to teach his classes Echo more easily. - To Mr. Hooks we give a, pair of snow-shoes so that the floor won't bend so much when he walks and so that he may ski what's going on in P. T. To Mr. Moyer we give this catalogue describing the works of Erskine so that he may realize that there is another side to history. And may you, beloved faculty, forgive us our iniquities and remember that with us the first hundred years are the hardest. We are Very grateful to you and may these little tokens be to you the signs of this. Adieul My Commission is expired. WALTER SONNEBORN, Notary. Eye ye. y-sf:Q,. s 'iw f:Q.n ':i.f':i.f':i.fs?N-..5 N..?N 26Ec-Q-- TheCL1NToN1AN

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Goidel, Marvin Goldberg, Harold D. Goldberg, Israel Goldberg, Max Goldenberg, Jacob Goldfarb, Murray Goldschmidt, David S Goldsholl, Abraham Goldstein, Abraham Goldstein, Arnold L. Goldstein, Joseph Goldstein, Lester Goldstein, Louis Goldstein, Meyer Goldstein Nathan Goldwater, William Goodkin, Harry Gordon, David Gordon, JUliUS Gottesman, Alex Gottesman, Isidore Gottfried, Gravante, Harold Frank Gottlieb, Lester Greaves, Russell Green, Abraham Green, Herbert Green, Jacob Greenberg Greenberg Greenberg, Greenberg, Greenberg, Greenberg, Abraham Alfred Hilman Jacob Nathan Robert Greenberger, Frank Greenstein, Harold Greenwald, Leonard Grewer, Lyell Gristle, Morris I Gross, Edward Gruber, David Guberman, Samuel Guberman, Sol Gulfman, Israel Guttman, Harold Greene, Eugene Haapaniemi, Frederick Halper, Williain Hanley, James Hantman, Sidney Harris, Edward Harris, Herbert Harris, Russell Hartman, Charles Hartman, Harry Hartman, Louis Haselkorn, Bernard Hawkins, Herbert Hellas, Williani Henry, Philip Herbst, Irwin Herman, David Herman, Jerome Herman, Maurice Herrmann, Louis Hershkowitz, Herbert Hess, Arthur M. Hewitt, Rudolph Hirshhorn, Lloyd Hoffman, Leonard Hoffman, Leonard Holz, Fred Horowitz, Henry Horowitz, lsidore Horowitz, Louis Horowitz, Morris Hoyte, Vernon Hurwitz, Samuel Hyman, Herbert Hyman, Milton Hyman, Sidney Iachetta, Michael landoli, Anthony Imagna, Pietro lorio, Rudolf Jabush, Eugene Jacobowitz, David Jaffe, Abraham Jellinek, Harold Kabat, Julian Kaduson, Jacob Kalb, Samuel Kaletsky, Milton Kalmus, Jack Kaminer, Hyman Kaminsky, lsidore Kantrowitz, Hyman Kaplan, Albert Kaplan, Leo Kapler, Leo Kapusta, Rubin Karp, George Karpf, Hyman Kasden, Harold Kaser, Alfred Kash, Joseph Kashdin, Morris Kaszcyszyn, Anthony Katchinoff, Abe Kateman, Abraham Katowitz, Morris Katz, David Katz, Jerome Katz, Jerome Katz, Leo Katz, Samuel Katz, Sigmund Kennelly, Robert Kerr, Vincent Kern, Julius Kerwin, George W, Kestenbaum, Bernard Kingston, Morris Kinigsberg, David Kirshenbaum, Marcus Kleiner, Max Kleinsinger, George Klinger, Morris Klipper, Alfred Klubok, Irving I. Koller, John Koplik, Theodore Korn, Isidore Kornblum, Nathan Kovarsky, Sam Kovner, Julius Kramer, George Krantz, Solomon Krause, Jacob Krell, Abraham Kreshover, Seymour Krieger, David Kupferschmid, Henry Kyriages, George Labinson, Abe Labinson, Milton Lambert, Ira G. Lancaster, Burton LaPenna, Michael LaPitino, Leopold Lasarow, Roy Lehrer, Reuben Lehrman, Philip Leibowitz, Reuben Leinwall, Sidney Lesser, David Levenson, Morris Levine Abraham Levine George Levine George Levine Lester Levine Meyer Levine Milton Levine, Morris Levine Rubin Levitt, Robert Levy, Howard Lewinger, Emanuel Lieberman, Robert Lieder, Milton Lillenstein, Bernard Linder, Milton Lipwick, Rubin Lipshitz, Elias Lipshitz, Morris Lipshutz, Solomon Lipsius, Irving Lipsky, Nathan Loforte, Luigi Lorenzo, James Lubetkin, Sanford W Lubetsky, David Lufschutz, Jacob Lutzky, Albert Mack, William Maguire, Lincoln s44,5'5a v! Lx r lx 'iii-1 'Qi-f 'Fill-1 5 ': 5 4 -.i115 S -11121 ZSJEL- The GL1NToN1A