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

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Together teachers. Nohody has seen them . . . U X ttt X ' i s Hiwve seen themf, exclaimed Mr. Lichtenstein, NML . Ginsherg is on the north side of the istand and ivtrs. Goepicert r if is on the south side. They,re hiding in the hushes, I heiieve, . 70 ' , fi i t as their cntothes are drying on the heach. They don,t want ii-gulf rliyr 3 . to put up a had appearance, you knoxx f... U it - .pw - .N , Hxveti, if you can answer thot. teii us where Wir. ff Rohert Hanley, the most handsome man teacher and hqiss N X w ff,feQ MQ' Helen Mitsch, the prettiest woman teacher, can he . . . y ' j' t c .yL H0h, HI teii you thatfy said Mr. Phiiipson, who7d 'f.' X 9 i1r,iy heen spending his time teiiing Mr. Ross how glad he was Qifg dd d ifi 3 that held never have to give any tests any more. HThey,re ','l down at a pond, iooicing in the water and comhing their hair. They want to tive up to their reputations, I supposed, But Dean Foote, who had meanwhiie arrived and taken charge ot the proceedings, decided that he, as most cooperative, and Mr. Beiasco, the hardest worker, should chip in and help search for HDOCH Kwit, the most hetoved Ciinton teacher, who was nowhere to he found. Just then the nine peopie heard a great hurst of laughter. They ran to a clearing and saw Dean Rohert L. Mcindoe, most atfahte, and Mr. Jason Knox, the hest natured, rotting on the ground in their laughter. UXVhat,s wrongpn asked HDOCU Guernsey anxiously. Mr. Mcindoe couid hardly speak. HYou think you,re on a desert island, don,t you . . . H HOF course!!! they chorused. HNVeHMyou areiw And then he and Wir. Knox started laughing ati over again. X

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Alone Xvlaen tlae slaip started to sinlc and tlae water triclcled across tlae imitation marlale laloor, tlae eleven people in tlae lounge decided to leave immediately. 'lllaey climlaed tlae dampened stairs to tlae decli and tlaen piled into one of tlae wlaite-waslaed lilelooats. Tlaey were already on tlae water wlaen tlae sliip went under. Great glolas ol oil and grease rose to tlae surface, and tlae water swelled and lourlalecl. Tlaey Hoated lor days, wealcenecl and siclcened lay tlae monotonous, continuous lull- ing and swaying, clizzied lay tlie glaring green of tlae water. Qn tlae tlairteentla clay tlaey spied a floating mound, a sandy desert island .... And tlaen tlae eleven Clinton faculty memlaers sliouted witla joy: and splaslaing into tlae water, swam to tlae island. HDOCU Guernsey, tlae wittiest of tliem all, was tlae Hrst to reacli land. Hlvly, wlaat a spot welre inln lae exclaimed. Wllais is a loeacla of a placeln A moment later lVlr. Josepla Ross, tlae most versatile memlaer of tlie Clinton faculty, reaclaed slaore. lmmecliately lae lauilt a llre lay rulalaing togetlaer two laranclaes, erected a tlaree-story lean-to, and cauglat and trained a squirrel so tlaat it could repeat tlae Hlgreamlole to tlae Constitutionn laaclcwards. lVlr. lxlilton l. Belasco reaclaed tlae island a few moments later. mls tlaere anytlaing l can clopn lie aslqed anxiously, Ullm a very laard worlcer, you lcnowln HAnd wliat alaout mepw demanded lVlr. Vxfilliam luiclitenstein, as lae crawled out ol tlae water onto tlae laeacla. Ulym tlae most industrious, you lcnow. l can learn to coolc, sew, Fisla, or climla trees . . . H 'ill you really want to laelp us so muclaf, interrupted HDOCN Guernsey, Hyou can loolc lor lxlr. Ginslaerg and lVlrs. lVliriam Goeplert, tlae laest-dressed

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