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

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FACULTY

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TAKE IT OIR LEAVE IT Vve, tI1e Class ot June IQLIII, detying anyone to question our ments atmilities and ptlysical prowess, seize tliis opportunity to u some ttiings ot wI1icI1 we Ilave tired on persons wtlo will e y employ tI1em to better advantage. IVIay ttme recipients ot our tmeques enjoy using ttlem as mucI1 as we did creating them. TO DEAN COHEN: We IJequeatI1 a crate ot Imamm s and wrencties . . . to be used in Iarealiing down tuture umactminesf, TO IVIR. LICHPIIENSTEIN: We Ieave a condescend g ' onian Editor wI1o will asIc no questions and agree meeIcIy to a p stic Iiminding. TCD THE FROSH: Vve Ieave ttle words ot wisdom insc ed on tI1e deslcs . . . and ttle gum under tI1em. TO IVIR. IVIAYFORTH: We Ieave tinistied Iolueprints tor a iew and deluxe uAutomat. TO COACH HURLBURT AND THE BASKETBALL TEA e Ieave a dictionary witI1 the words Hsuddenf, Udeattmfy and IVIa ison removed. 'TWO IVIR. PHILIPSON: Yve Ieave a Managing Board ttlat does no e- Iieve in elastic deadlines and bigger and Inetter saIo-Bali-cal Ieaves. TO HDCJCU GUERNSEY: VVe Ieave twenty-tive more years ot Clinto - Commerce tussles. TO DEAN FOOVIIE: We tmequeattl a Yale IocIc and a Ialue IJuIIdog . . . to Iiang alongside Imis Harvard tnanner. TO THE SEVENS: We Ieave a Red and Black Fez witI1 disappearing earmutts. At Ieast, tI1ey'II Iiave somettiing on ttieir minds tor once. TO MISS RUDERIVIAN: VVe Ieave a Cyrano de Bergerac . . . to de- Iiver amorous messages in our stead. TO IVIR. CLARK: We Ieave nine thousand unruly ctmarges and our thanks tor DE VVITI' CLINTON HIGH SCHOOL.

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THOSE WE L N f5Ntf ot ttie many new-t-angtect tatmor concentration camps wtiicti ctot anct tend tmeauty to ttie Uproarian coun- trysicte. preparations tor a gata and uptitting sacriticiat rituat were teveristity taking ptace. Everywtiere, stones were tx-ing grounct. axes stmrpenefl, and appetites wtlettect. txlvanwtiite. in ttie center ot ttie party ot ttraitors., catmty awaiting ttle tiour ot' tiquictation, sat Dean Aaron Cotlen. most popular, pen in tianct anct tmootc in tap. Httm not attraict to ctief, tie ctianteft, in a voice touft anct strong enougtl tor all Uproaria to tlear. tim worriect only atmout ttiis momentous volume Wl'liCtl tive just tinistiect anct wtmirtm may tu- cteslroyect atter my cteattrn Amt tie tietct atotlt tiis manuscript, prouctty ctisptaying ttie tittv. HA Treatise on ttie Accoptect tVtanner ot Gaining Friencts amt tfxercising an tnttuence over Peoptefy mtttle ctevit witti your tmootcft ctlorusect Mr. Vvittiam Licti- tenstein anct tvtr. Nt. .t. Betasco. most inctustrious anct trarclest wortzvr. respectively. Htaetgs cto somettiing to get out ot tlereft Amt ttie two captains ot industry rose energetically anct wattiect to ttie watt ot ttie camp, wtiere ttley to spiritedty anct. wittw tl1f'iltft0tiEl tortc and a pin. tae-gan to pectc vigorously at ttie sotict-steel structure. Htctiotsf, murmured Mr. ct. V. Gates, fewest tests. Loot: tiow tiarct ttley wortc. Vvtiere wort: ever get anyone? tw- tatxen it easy always, never giving exams. anct ttm still welt-titiectu HYoutre atmsotutety rigt1t,H eiacutatect txtr. tvtax Stierrin. easiest murtzer. Lite is so easy ttmat wtlenever report carcts are issuect t merely tiand an intc-pact to my squactman anc. tiave trim stamp ttltlff on att ot tllClTl.n