DeWitt Clinton High School - Clintonian Yearbook (Bronx, NY)
- Class of 1944
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Q S19 xv 1, 1 Y 1 4 A ' x . f 4, ,xfbbuiu -wah ' Us L. f , .,.N- , ' gawfrffmx'fgffiivffr ' ' '1' -, 5' ' ' 1 filintnnian une 1044 Published by the Senior Class De Witt Clinton High School The Bronx 1 - New York ,A ,.-, ' V 34li'537H!f5!f9W55 Fli? 4G- .f.1 ?E1i2Z.'12.P1'f!'s-, ,, -', 5 .ggaev is iwlajtstg Sptaks I understand that the subject of the Clintonian this term is Knighthood The knight of old, clad all in armor. rode forth upon his charger to right the wrongs of the world, wherever he might find them, and to perform romantic deeds of derring do. lt is a strange parallel that in this, the twentieth century of our civilization, so many thousands of Clinton boys should now be riding across the countries of the world to right the Wrong that has been done to all of us. These are the knights of our modern days. But true knighthood need not necessarily be either romantic or dramatic. A person may live quietly, indeed, and still unostentatiously fulfill the vows of knighthood. Chivalry is needed in this world. A burning desire to stamp out the evils that lie so close to us is imperative, if We are to survive. When you leave us this summer you, too, will be admitted to knighthood of one kind or another, May you have the courage in War and in peace to live YOLIIIQ H1611 up to the height of your ideals. A, Mortimer Clark Principal v..-....,.,.........,.w V. ,,........-...,..wA-w.-mg..-wu-a,-g- V- . .. . , ,- - A Y , H W W I Mn' , X.. id u 1 H2 .it Il, 25 TC c, Ji if u il e 'iltht Znntr fiirtlt MRS. ANTQINETTE I-IERRMANN-in her capacity as Dean of the Honor School, helps build the character and minds of students of high scholastic ability. She gives guidance to these students and supervises the courses offered by the Honor School. MR. FRANK BQYLAN-as Administrative Assistant has been of tremendous service to Clinton and its Principal. His efhciency coupled with a quick Wit has gained for him the respect and admiration of the faculty and the student body. MR. WILLIAM P. ZINGARO-also an Administrative Assistant, displays a deep un- derstanding of the needs of Clinton. Industri- ous and versatile, he has done much to give our school the fine reputation it enjoys. I ey: ? 5Y4..- , ,-,,,,f4 - - I, -.v nah- .Q U., , J , . V -1 ,. 1 .1 . ,, 4 - -NH - 1 K 4 Q. ' ' '1' ' .. v,4u.wifB551!4ff.-. ,7.fvf-'1-H- mafia: .. -. 1, , ? ' T I J' x N W -1, E ,w ,. f w 1 v w f 4 ff , ,. . ,.,...,,...T..,7-.,..-- . ......,....,..4,-w.--,...--ga-..-..-- ,.. A ' ' ---isa.-s1+:a.1.a...-.aneqbng-54132- , , , ., , .. igtiilttattiiti To MR. ABRAHAM FEIBUSCH - In sincere appre- ciation of his service to Clinton in his capacity as faculty adviser to the G. Os this Clintonian is dedicated. g-.--F---Emi,--:fly se:-c-:fx f f. . ,,, ,.,,..::i'?-g3 .'iWl'?b...,,,,.4 1:-ggzg'-3.5-fngggg 5 , , 5 F Q fr 'E ' a Mit RUUWEH EEQUJUK E i RV NG ALTM Editors-in-chief: 5 ERVXEIN BGSGAQE I Literary Editor: HAL TROUPIN . b V PETER CLAMAN i AftEd1tOfS' 1 MILTON HILLMAN i JN Business Manager: JACK BRANDSTADTER . . c f IOEL KNASTER Advertising Managers. 1 REUBEN SAIDEMAN L HELEN CHARIN LQWELL Faculty Advisers MADELAINE BLUMENSTQCK L ETHEL L. GILMORE E S S Sta I P F S Siu E in PM 5, I V K I I ' i. l 1' A 47.72 1.1. Ig F' ' ' f 117' I . fl 151 514 I -. ,... i ,L, ,il :fi it I i ' a ffr. ,, P fmiffi J I gxfg, MANAGING BOARD Standing P. Claman, H. Troupin, lirandstadtci R. Saideman Sitting I. Knaster, I. Bosgang, I. Altman, M Hillman Faculty Adviser Helen C. Lowell ART STAFF Standing R. Klimpert, Robinson, I. Altman. W Whitehorn, Cayson Sitting P, Claman, M. Hillman Faculty Advisers Ethel Gilmore Helen C. Lowell BUSINESS AND ADVERTISING STAFF Standing L. Litzky, A, Altman, W. Mendelowitz, S. Schussel, W. Melniclt, I. Bosgang, M. Goldstein, A. Goldstein, A. Blumenthal B. Kling, A. Tolller. P. Zenchofl. I. Altman M. Bachracli, A. Uretta, F. Blanco Sitting Q I. Cohen, Knaster, Brandstadter, R. Saideman, M. Kesselman LITERARY STAFF Standing P. Tetta, R. Brown. VV. Melnick, D. Horowitz, N. Imber, H. Berlfein, L. Fox, R. Marcus, I. Rotstein, A. Galub, H. Dick- stein. R. Schciner Sitting E. Cassidy, I. Bosgang. H. Troupin, F. Wolf Faculty Adviser Madelaine Blumenstock X 9 fffizzu... , ,MH :-siaiizaigilgfigliilzl 0 g on 9 U 8 lk. I' ,I 0 -- -. ' f. ..-fm.-:----1-1:1.,.:, ' .-- f :. -- f t55if-!:r-ls: Fifi- 5f'?.?Fsi.'3' EE, .' Wiifaffr. k '- . f ,-152, ' -- --lr H- 2 . --- ' ' il ,: '. A ' c r fiwie. fwi 1- JAH. 'W 1' 1 ' Q f 49' ,N KB' I A ' ' HQ'-1 X 'Q XFX 5 E 5' if we 1. 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H , 1 . fgw! f f FZ 4 ,, gf W X A 'i ?f X f f f ,W 1 5 f 4 Q X Z ?K f 2 X f W . 4 A fff xvxf X M x j U I 1 1 V f-X runs: ,J fi- . 'X ,f xg 11.-,fix P X 1 K - 'sci' fiTx'Ah!wVN'- Q is HU., l-K f mm fm Ciuurt anuritts The main castle of the De Witt Clinton School of Chivalry shone in the early morning sunlight. The castle resounded with the noise of clinking armor and boyish shouts of Kill 'iml Kill 'iml Suddenly, a great silence descended upon the battlements. Knight ARCHIE CUSHING fmost Versatilel left his jousting class abruptly, ascended the highest tower, and blew a high, clear note on his trumpet. The pitterfpatter of tiny feet could be heard as the members of the faculty hurried to the office of Chief Knight DOC GUERNSEY lmost belovedl who greeted them with a worried frown on his benign countenance. The last to ap- pear were Knight-MAIOR COLMAN FRANK and Lady GRACE SCHAPIRO Qbest dressed man and womanl who had just put the finishing touches on their morning toilettes, followed by Knight Cushing, who had found it a little difficult to climb down from his high position, When the roster was complete, Doc Guernsey called the meeting to order and said, Knights and Ladies of the Sacred Qrder of Clinton, Knight IEROME BURNS fmost testsl has disappeared, coincidental with the disappearance of Lady HELEN LQVVELL lprettiestl. We must uphold the glory of Clinton and find them. Lady INA PRIMRQSE fmost coopera- 12 tivel put on a record of a stirring marching song, and the faculty all filed out to the strains of De Witt C. While Knight MAX SHERRIN Cmost industriousl went to get the armor, the rest of the illustrious company gathered around Knight AARON COHEN fmost popularl and eagerly discussed the day's events. The armor arrived, and the faculty had just about donned it when Lady Prim- rose called excitedly to Knight-Major Frank and Lady Schapiro to stop for a moment. She hurried over with her wrench in one hand and a hammer in the other, tightened a loose bolt in Knight- Major Franks armor, and straightened a dented armor-plate in Lady Schapiro's modish pink and blue model. They thanked her in unison. After all, they said, we have a reputation to uphold. The company mounted their trusty steeds, and to a shout of Qnwardl by Knight Cohen, the brave warriors were on their way, They had been riding for some time when they caught sight of the missing pair in the distance. With swift riding they soon overtook the two. Knight Cushing sat ready to charge, reins in one hand, lance balanced on his head, and in his other hand a long- stringed yo-yo which he was busily operating. At this juncture, Knight ABEL MEEROPOL fhandsomestj shouted to the fair Lady Lowell, 'll'll save youl However, this chivalrous ggsture was doomed to failure, for the gallant Knight tripped over the dangling yofyo string. Knight Burns, upon seeing this glittering array of gallantry, said, What's all the fuss about? l've merely been explaining to the fair lady the principle of diminishing returns. 13 'X Lady Lowell corroborated this statement, and on hearing this, Knight EFFINGHAM MURRAY ffewest testsl asked Lady Lowell whether she had found the discussion interesting. Before she could give the obvious answer, Knight DEAN EDMUND FOOTE fbest naturedl said, i'Come, come, gentlemen, let this bickering cease. Knight Burns is really a nice fella. Everyone agreed with Knight Foote on this point. The party returned to the castle, where they celebrated the return of the missing pair. Knight ARCHIE ISAACS fwittiestl amused the company with his sparkling repartee, and to make the occasion a momentous one, Knight Burns chanted the law of di! minishing returns. With this as a bedtime story, it was not long before all were asleep. X . s 1 I A7 Al 55 '7 v A-914 il 3 VI fx 'ff 1.E a X , I -aff :ii N 'kisiw 'Y av GA ' :Fi ' . silk 14 7 l if If ur! fr lu' ' W-11 I 'fl if' r I :I V.. If ll M Pff v 7 wit?-42 1TATf! :l-:.':ms,gfmg 5,5 IL L A... RIA. ghmifs, 1 1 2 ' 3 2 . M ww- W' EI III I ' IIIII Inj V-NI 5 V! 1 I Mx y Q 'WI N w' , ' vi f - F ff g W g! W M , IB QQ' fI N 2 I I I I 'I I W- Xqf'-Ll? xx XIIIIII X ' I! 1 II xx XX? f I 5 f: :Q- bf , 9 I ' Eg A A I , uf' ' DIIII fx' IIS, I I E a' ' lI 2 I ' II W 1. - , f gq -,I . fo I - f ig .-1 , ,. I g Q O 'QIIII I if 'M 1132 Lai? 29 'K-'ffl' :::- ' . f 2 'If '+' I -iw iff I f 1 ' All! lllll uma H mmm, ffffCf HHSX??5NWKX I fx: 'swf' X 53, X X X ' E . 7 CHN Hri-f-WPQT '-s., . I I , ' '- V I W ,.. , 1, Tay ' . ' . 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With Norman Altman as Editor-in-chief, and a staff including M. Emanuel- News Editor, P. Barru-Features Editor, H. Dickstein-Sports Editor, W, Brady-Page Four Editor, N. Reingold-Stall Edi- tor, and L. Fox-Headlines Editor, the News continues sending copies to our alumni in the Services. Mr. R. Philipson and Mr. M. Eerber act as Faculty Adviser and Business Manager respec- tively. After a lapse of one semester, the Magpie again resumed pub- lication. The Magpie gives Clinton students an opportunity to express their literary and artistic abilities. With Mrs. M. Whalen as Faculty Adviser, the staff was headed by D. Horowitz and N. lmber-Co-Editors-in-chief, D, Eederman-Literary Editor, and R. Klimpert-Art Editor. PUBLICATIONS BQARD '--, ff. ft '--.- . f , fr . f fet- as f f fu 6200. in X jf',' 'Q-Q. :ri:...'f:'m7e.e.tg'.'.n,gs-segfiggg-,855i-E .1 1 2, Y -:zu-1,14-magenta. wsfu.. - , ' f - ' - ' on Q0 llai ting IHXRH ml- X yy, ,U 5,Ou: I .. . Eoi- ut' .mug i llr. upsk- l pull- EIZX' I0 fhalen ,nd N. it and j,z ,xx 1 X ,i 4 ' YN G. O. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL BQARD OF GOVERNORS rum unk tn Zlrmur All over the World, on every battlefront, men of Clinton are lighting for the ideals that Clinton represents .... Cn guard at a lonely jungle outpost in the South Pacific in the croW's-nest of a sleek destroyer as it ploughs through the turbulent waters of the North Atlanticg in the rear gun-turret of a Liberator Winging its Way toward Germany, Clintonites stand ready to do their part .... And in their infrequent moments of rest, their thoughts turn to home, loved ones, and the four happy years they spent at their be- loved alma mater .... 17 S 2 Q-.Q-'?'f..2'Z'i-..4,,,, ff4L,,.Q,.z- - ,- ,--L . . .. -.,., , Mfr..-n, ,. -Jw , .r ,-,., 1' Ji. ,-f- ff.-ew.. I 1 1 l x XSL., I' 2 1 i 1 1 The first sight of Clinton's ivy-Covered walls as seen from the bus or subway . . . The endless wait on a cold winter morning for a seemingly nonexistent train . . . The dash for the doors as Mr. lahoda's shrill whistle Cuts through the air . . . Waiting for a late pass in the lunchroom . . . Confusion in section . . , The forty- three minutes that never passed quickly enough . . . The six-minute dash to your next period in four-minutes' time . . . The end of the day when weary Clintonites dropped their inhibitions and ran wildly for home, to their clubs, or to cheer their team on in Gym Ill . . . While these thoughts race through their minds, they know that those happy, carefree years are gone forever, although they can never be erased from the minds and hearts of Clinton men. 1940 . . . FALL: As the first few weeks of the term wore on, we freshmen gradually got over the gym-spot buying and Towerf climbing stage, only to be faced with a new horror: the glamorous SENIOR ' COUNCH, GUERNSEY SQUAD 3111 ing x lor iw- HUIQ l the l ran Gym luiow . they ZH. I? OH, OWU- IOIOUS L . 'Y I LIBRARY SQUAD I M, WU, f X xy a PRGGRAM SQUAD 3 Senior hats .... Little did we dream that the same hat we scoffed at in our freshman year would become ours when we reached our Senior term .... Even this grotesque replica of the Civil War could not shake our awe for the lVIighty Senior .... We couldn't help liking Clinton despite the fact that very often searching parties had to be sent out to find us in that wilderness of halls .... The News lnquiring Reporter asked, at that time, Should America declare war on Nazism? . . . Those were the days we had a foot- ball team, and Clinton came through with five wins out of seven tries under the leadership of Steve Skapenic .... Feeling was high when Principal Clark forbade the wearing of the traditional Senior hat .... Qur cross-country team took first place in the P.S.A.L. meet .... A straw vote conducted by the Clinton News predicated an overwhelming thirdaterm victory for FDR .... Our basketball team won the first eight games, driving the student body delirious 19 -LEX .3r,u5,.,.z ,,,,-.....A..,,...,..,-.av -- .-M -f ,521 - f ' M, 4, J Mag:-,L.: Iv:-fnsfw N Q W N I, with joy .... Regents Week came, and for once we could gloat . . . We were free! 1941 . , . SPRING: Speaking of Senior hats, the Seniors wore them on the neck this term ..,. Penny milk was introduced in the lunchroom ..,. Mr. Gallo became the first of Clinton's faculty to don the uniform of his country .... A huge Gymkana was staged, with most of the clubs and squads of the school represented .... The Mosholu quintet captured the Bronx basketball crown, but Franklin nosed us out in the city championship .... Broadway came to Clinton with the production of A Connecticut Yankee on Clin- ton Nite .,.. The Magpie sponsored a contest with a date with a Powers model as a prize .... The tennis team won the city cham- pionship .... The death of Mr, Gallagher, late session dean, came as a great shock to his many friends in Clinton .... The April Fool issue of the Clinton News was a big hit. f. 2 2 Z0 ITALIAN CLUB 1 LUNCH- Room l SQUAD l 1 5 rat , , u S Wore l in the tulty to 1 staggd iletl. . own. but V W Came H on Clin- are with a :ity Cham. lean. tame April Fool IAN 5 H, 1 V CHEMISTRY SQUAD f 1 LATE oFF1CE, ,..x . ,, .- , x 1941 . . , FALL: School spirit ran rampant as the gridders crushed McKee, Monroe, Evander, and Commerce, but finally lost to a strong Lincoln squad .... The quiet of a Sunday afternoon was shattered by news of the Pearl Harbor tragedy .... Mr. Clark's simple, but stirring address set the keynote to Clintons participation in the war effort .... Bond sales soared .... A War stamp barometer was set up in the rotunda .... Numerous War drives received full support from Clinton .... We still had normal activities . . .Cn 0. dances . , . elections. 1942 . . . SPRING: We were fourth termers with one-half ofthe rocky road to graduation almost over .... Is Zat So, Clinton Nite production, was a smash hit .... The city championship was captured by Clinton's track team .... Fire drills were augmented by air-raid drills ..,. Stamp and salvage campaigns were in full swing under the able supervision of A'Doc Guernsey. 21 .Q ow n sig.-:gt-2.1.4 ,, , 1942 . . . FALL: We returned to Clinton after a glorious va- cation and were confronted by window-panes painted with chemi- cals that minimize splintering and prevent snooping during free pe- riods ..,. All of Clintons trophies and awards were removed to places of safety .... Our football team beat Roosevelt, lost to Seward, and was annihilated by Evander to the tune of 27-O .... Those were the times that tried men's souls .... The Senior military hats gave emphasis to President Roosevelt's proposal calling for the drafting of eighteen-year olds .... Refugees from Townsend Harris cluttered up our halls, but eventually they learned their place .... Morty Goldfarb, captain of the victorious swimming team, was elected President of the G. O. 1943 , . . SPRING: Sixth term was upon us, and we all firmly agreed with Macbeth that the first period bell is a knell that sum- mons us to heaven or to hell. , . . A fine production of 'ACharley's BIOLOGY SQUAD l PHYSICS i SQUAD X.. P. T. oFP1CE 5 SQUAD MEDICAL SQUAD Aunt was presented at Clinton Nite .... Clintonites mourned the sad news that football was out for the duration .... Mrs. Schirr- macher's Dramatic Society presented a gay comedy, 'Cox and Box. . . .Larry Fuchs was elected G. O. prexy .... Every one of us looked forward with anticipation to the ever-approaching sum- mer vacation when school cares could be forgotten and Shake- speare could rest once more in his grave. 1943 . . . FALL: At last, we were Seniorsg well, lower seniors. anyway .... We proudly sported the diminutive yet significant seventh form button .... We developed a reluctant respect for Ed- mund Burke who could deliver a speech covering seventy-odd pages Cand in small print, tool .... A seven-period day was inau- gurated .... Periods were lengthened to forty-three minutes apiece. . . . Plans for a Seventh Form Prom fell through . . . Murray Frank 23 V I ,,,,5,..,,.,,----.-F..-..-e-f-.- ,X 'ff-' - , 1 nu.f.,,1- . . ,M , 'ff 4,4-311. .,.-.few - , -I -A '-isirfi' Q7 was elected G. O. president .... Larry Fuchs was chosen to take the reins of our Senior class. 1944 . . . SPRING: SENIORSIU We could hardly believe that at long last we had arrived .... We purchased our combination tickets, appreciative of the bargain We were getting for only three dollars .... We received our Senior Civil War chapeaux .... Gee, they looked so nice when We voted for them .... But the undergraduates were impressed, and the girl friend isn't choosy, anyway .... Loud groans echoed throughout the school when We received our graduation photo proofs .... Still louder ones could be heard when we learned we had to take them back in person .... With Mrs. Whalen's return, the Magpie published another memorable issue .... Clinton Nite was a sellout, featuring an ex- cellent production of I-Iere Comes Mr. Iordanf' ably supervised SENIOR FINANCE i OFFICE f SQUAD f COMMITTEE ECONOMICS :.li'1?f: Tr ' 1f i- iffffif 3,-s'i+'L- .. g. A . ?:2iia.r.... .. :. :Fr-1 2'-Q , -' ' 6- -f1?4:2i -4 :?::'f-fl A-r- -fs f ii':,Qi', SPANISH OFFICE SQUAD MATH I oililicia souzxo I by Miss Leon .... We struggled through college applications, feverishly, worrying what this or that item meant, despite the fact that most of us would enter the armed forces on graduating .... The names of Schayes, Kaufman, and Campbell were on the tip of everyone's tongue, as Clinton's thoughts turned to basketball. . . . We won the Bronx championship, but were defeated by a strong Franklin quintet in the semi-finals ..., We took every type of test: the V-12, A-12, Radio Technician, Air Force Reserve, and the intrastate scholarship exam .... Class Nite was swell ..,. Regents Week we hit the jackpot .... Practically everyone had at least three exams .... Graduation drew nearer .... Finally, the great day arrived ..,. A few speeches, a few awards, and then our diplomas. . . . Suddenly we realized that it was all over .... Four years of work and fun that we would always remember .... AND NOW THE FUTURE IS OURS! Z5 ..,, . v X 1 I I F I Us f ,-.-.'EiE'.'i?'.5 -' lg 5,:251E,' ff - III, T31 1.. f7.1- '7fZ'Tff1, xr-z HS -42Y+Qf2+1ea: ',f? M!7E,Wf7f ' ,:' A I H- 1 ,A L ,L KE, , , 1 , I if l 4 1 'P 5 S 'bill v hm-Q, ff? Chi, ORCHESTRA BAND I Z6 , .. ,,,. ,,.. , .f -,, , ' X ARISTA Glintun wizards This term's Arista may look back on a job well done. The work it set out to do has been successfully accomplished. The credit goes, Hrst of all, to Doc Guernsey, Dean of Arista, who ably guided it through the term. Equal honors go to its officers and committee chairmen. Among them are: Arthur Galub-Leader, Nathan Reingold-Vice-Lead- er, Ierry Haines-Secretary, Herbert Iaffe and Roy Scheiner-co- chairmen of the Vlfar Stamp Committee, Bruce Burstan and Ed- ward Trachtenberg-Help Classes, Wallace Epstein-Student Advisory, Sherman Lowy and Seymour Schwartz-Scholarship Investigation, and David Korn and Ierry Marenoff who handled tickets for Clinton Nite. ln addition, members of Arista aided the Senior Class in its project of having a better lunchroom this term. Each and every Arista man has had his full share in this term's achievements. The next Arista will, We're sure, continue in Clin- ton's tradition. Good Luck and Success to it. 27 Y MT FA! X 'wiht ruitming Stand 19691 It is a rainy day and Ioe Clinton is rummaging through the attic of his home to pass the time away. He spies a tan, dust- covered book and draws it from its nook in the bookcase. On the cover, faintly legible, are the letters C L I N T 0 N I A N-Iune 1944, HH-m-m-m. A lot happened during those years I spent in high school, muses loe. Roosevelt was elected President a third time, America was attacked by Iapan, a Selective Service Act was passed, priorities were needed for everything, and you couldn't get a room for love or money. There were abbreviations for every- thing . . . WACS, WAVES, OPA, OWI, GDT, WPB . . . The girls went Akhaki-wackyf If it wasn't a man in uniform, it was Frank Sinatra. lust -mention his name and they'd swoon. I ref member a girl once telling me that his frail appearance appealed to the mother instinct in her. He didn't have a bad voice, come to think of it . , . Harry Iames, the trumpet man, was another heart- stealer . . . and the way the girls copied Veronica Lake's blind-in- one-eye hair-do. Did they look funny! i Those were the days of jitterbugs, zoot suits, and short skirts. You had to grease your foot to get it past the peg at the cuffs of the pants. And those jackets! snickers Ioe, Why, they looked like overcoats the way they hung down almost to the knees. The skirts girls wore were almost as long as the Zoot jackets, they ended before they got to the knees. One ob! jection to short skirts, I remember, was that too many girls with legs that looked better in slacks wore them. So saying, he leans back and, with a smile flickering over his lips and a reminiscent gleam in his eyes, Ioe softly sighs, Yes, those were the happy days. S! , N I gf T 2 ' 1 28 - ' ' fu. in V+ . ...,E.-:Jizz-.-:, V' -'.:.5g,.9:- -N. Ylol C3 xQX N E.-ED O FF Milf 35: A X' J U 6 Z ILLUHO 5 Z f,f j B VINCENT I. ABBATIELLO A'Abby Manhattan Italian Club: Newman Club: 2nd Electrical Engineer I've still got four more years ,of happiness? ' 'W ft . . V W' X Eaij:f -1 f ww. f f ZW! W NATHAN AKSELROD Nick Cornell Service League' Library Sq.: Surgeon In physics-what goes up must come down. In school-whoever goes in must come out-I hope. F f P t 5 ' I l f , ' Form Basketball: Service League. v , 2 Locker Room Sq.: French Sq. Off! Q 7 , f Z ' 'f 1 I rig i IACK ABRAHAMS Iackie Michigan Service League: Track Team: Capt., Locker Room Sq.: Health Ofhce Sq.: Lunch Room Sq. Aeronautical Engineer I missed being well-bred by a slice. IACK I. ACKERMAN Acky C.C.N.Y. Physics Sq.: Photography Club: Checker Club. Successful The siren blows! Another Clin- tonite goes over the wall! - -fa.. i V . . Ny, 1.1.44 ,. - ...s 4, -K ,V . ...sy , . 0 , . I . ivan ti W is , 4 ,, M A I W ' f f w f f .. . ff ff I yy I Y ' ' 5 f' V MZ N .gf K3 9- ,I ,gm . . .. , e W M. J A X I -' -'V' 42.1 ff Q . M' W, Zo ,if . 3 , y '11 A X r 5 f 1 f 2 if , f 7 V . f f ff - ..,, HW , 67,55 , .,.: , 1 .4 I, W. SAMUEL A. AIZER A ' Big Sam Syracuse , ,. I Library Sq.: Magpie Art Sq.: A V, ,y Intramural Football: Football ' ,tel Display Advertising 1 ,Y 2 ,W 'Sihoql is like lpaper, you cut VA ' r r ro g ir. . Q ,gm ' ,.,.V ff' FRANK G. AIELLO . fy f r ' 7. UChicky Manhattan ' 4- - ,, - 3 Service League: Newman Club. Q' ' I lfc Radioman: U.S.N. H 3 Z' .,.,A c,. Q q Oh, for the life of a sailor. A ,yy if .- 'rs- r ' lviv 5. f- I .,..::, V ff J if 30 ' t f I raw - I fi II ' f t L 1 Ammon HOWARD ALBRECHT IRVING H. ALPERSTEIN Al Carnegie Tech Service League: Lunchroom Sq.: RT. Sq. Leader: :ith Form Base- ball Team. Civil Engineer H6 feet two, eyes of brown. ALLAN H. ALTMAN Buddy C.C.N.Y. Library Sq.: Service League Sq.: History Honor Society: Clinton Victory Corpsuz Cintonian Sq. Doctor A'I'm one of De Witts of Clin- ton. IRVING ALTMAN Irv C.C.N,Y. Co-Editor-in-Chief, Clintonian: Regents Sq.: Library Sq.: S.L. Engineer He who laughs last is a 'damn fool for waiting. MERVIN ALTMAN Merf', None, Army Service League: Lunchroom Sq.: Spanish Sq.: M.O. Club. Commercial Pilot A'President of the B.T.W. Club 1Bow tie wearersjf' LEONARD ALTSCHUL Lenny Service League: Sq. W. Record Ofice Sq.: Teachers Newspaper Sq.: P.T. Sq. Electrical Engineer 'Fish and visitors smell after three days. THOMAS AMBROSIO A'Tom Columbia Squad. Army Brass Hat H4 yrs. of Ioy. UQ SALVATORE I. AMICO 'iSonny LI.S.N. Service League. Mechanical Engineer To D.W.C.H.S., the memory of my brief visit with you. LEO M. AMOROSO Ami Columbia Varsity Handball Team. LI.S. Army Fighter Pilot Ready, willing and able-con- tact! NICHOLAS ANGELIDES Greek Fordham-LI.S.M.C. Chorus: Service League: Locker Room Sq.: Multigraph Sq.: Var- sity Football. Medical Doctor No knock-I use ethyl. ,K L.. ,-aa. rel- 'eww -- 'X '34 ff if 6 M L Z f f ,4f V W ff ff f 2 IA! '2' 4' W., . W .I ff., , f ' ff ' X! W A fl ff 0 x MX? Y! W 4 . ' '7 :W : ' f M, l Z, fi' 'C fri 7Qf X if 4 4 C f 1 X r , C' I, ..ag.y.X., .V ' .e X 7 Qifi .: - .2 Ka ,, Z J' A. C W-X If ,. .,:. ,. ff . ,Mf- C ' W jf M ,f i 2 X f I M f f f f 1 A A : re an , re . 5 W, 'I A Ei. , -.- :.5f5. .X Is . 4 W. V es ,. .,,-,- . - ' ' I X :Lf ' - . 5 Q! 1 ff fs 9 f if ,ns h gr , Q 0' 9 ff' 31 IULES A. APPELBAUM i'Iules LIQS. Navy Swimming Team: Photographer for Clinton News: Form Base- ball Team. Hollywood Photographer Hold it!!!! STANLEY I. APPLEBAUM Stan N.Y,LI. History Honor Society: Medical Society: Late Sq.: Captain of Locker Sq.: Service League. Doctor fM.D.l IO years in Clinton and I still say 'Me and you '. LEON B. APPLEWHAITE Apple N.Y.I,I. Service League: Lunchroom Sq.: Library Sq.: Locker Room Sq. Civil Engineer 'AI love work-I could sit around and watch all day. SILIO STEVE ASTONE Rocky N.Y.LI. Service League: Italian Club: Magic Circle: P.T. Locker Sq. A Big League Baseball Player Violets are red, roses are blue, and dear Clinton, I think I love you. NEWELL R. ALIGUSTINE Sleepy St. Iohn's Univ. Service League: Medical Society: Cl. Lensmen: Harmonica Club: Sth Form Basketball Team. Pharmacist A'At the door in '44, and hope to see this place no more. ILILILIS BAIN lay Michigan Univ. Physics Sq.: Dental Sq.: Service League: Form Representative. Doctor Words fail me-so do teach- ers. 2,---- i t ' D ,aw LEO BALFOUR C.C.N.Y. Physics Sq.: Radio Club: Checker Club: Math Club: Field and Na- ture Club. Electrical Engineer I've just finished a four-year sit-down strike. WILLIAM G. BALL U.S. Navy S.L. I came, I slept, I graduated. SEYMOUR M. BANKS Columbia Lunchroom Sq.: Service League: Photography Club: Stamp Club: Locker Room Sq. Chemical Engineer lust shutting my eyes and pray- ing, hoping another term, I won't be staying. IULIUS BARNATHAN Barney V-12 lCandidatel Capt., Lunchroom Sq,: Service League: Victory Corps: G.O. Reps Library Sq.: Senior Base- ball: Locker Room Sq. U.S. Naval Engineer You'll always win, if you're a twin. MORRIS BARNATI-IAN Barney C.C.N.Y. Sq. F: Service League: Math Club. Engineer All I got out of Clinton was myself. PAUL S. BARRU Post-Script California Tech Managing Board of News: Ed- itor-in-Chief of Senior Chatter: Arista: Swimming Team: Ten- nis Team: Service League: Stage Sq.: Mimeograph Sq. Television Engineer .,. f if x f W X V ': Q We f ff its: '27 . fj A ff W e X fe 1 .ff WM ' ff uf 'wry f A Q - 32 Ml fr' . I-1 f mx k........... HOWARD K. BARSCHI Shorty Wharton Service League: Fencing Sq.: M. Q. Photo Club Sec.: Class Nite -'43-VH: Music Office Sq.: Bio Office Sq. Business To Be, Or Not To Be. . . 4F? STANLEY L. BARTELS 'AInjun Oklahoma AGM Clinton News: Cross-Country Sq.: Sea Service, Captain: Chem- istry Office Sq.: Soccer Sq,: First Aid Sq.: Senior Chatter. Electrical Engineer The only reason he remained so long was that each year they promised Clinton would be co- ed the next. THEODORE R. BEIL Ted Wisconsin Sq. K: Multigraph Sq.: Service League: Locker Sq.: Class Nite Entertainer: Form Representa- tive to GO.: Lighting Sq.: Newspaper Writer At last!-lsigh-h-hi. EUGENE BEIN Gene Penn State Service League: Locker Sq.: In- tra. Track: Victory Corps. Pretzel Bender Clinton isn't a word, it's a sen- tence-four years. HOWARD H. BELL Chavo Harvard Arista: Pres., Pan-American Club: Capt., Spanish Office Sq.: Library Sq.: Service League: Spanish Club: Las Noticias Edi- torial Staff: Late Sq.: Lunchroom Sq. Lawyer Education is bitter, but its fruit sweet. WILLIAM X. BENKE Bill N.Y.U. Service League: Band and Or- chestra. Aeronautical Engineer Poor at math but an expert on figures. We-f lll ll. ll? ,. H0 ill my .Em- 'l1'Sl med they C0- Jusui rvite Nite enta- Sq., State . ln- : SEII' :wird incan 2 Sq.: agua. Edi- IOOII1 lu YU. Or' cot 5' . - ',':5s-.a::nt4mE.a.:.4..w..m-..,...' I - W .3 -- .,,.,....,'f' H if FRANK C. BERGAU DOC Army Air Corps Physics Sq.: Art Sq. fMagpiel: Service League. Knock lap planes out of the sky Off I go, into the wild yonder. MONROE I. L. BERGMAN Monty N.Y.Ll. Service League: Library Sq.: Harmonica Club: French Club. Dentist 'fLate again! HOWARD BERLFEIN A'Howie Cornell C1.O. Sq.-Clintonian: Adult Ed- ucation Sq.: Late Sq.: P.T. Office Sq.: Service League. Chemical Engineer UNO knock-Ethyl gasoline. LAWRENCE M. BERNARD A'Larry Columbia Service League. Lifetime Student at Vassar Work never killed anybody, but I'm taking no chances. BERNARD S. BERNSTEIN UKing Size C.C.N.Y. 3rd Form Basketball Team: :ith Form Basketball Team. To be a Psychiatrist Leader of men, follower of -men. PHIL BERSTEIN 'ABerny Iohns Hopkins Band: Orchestra: Chorus: Dra- matic Club: Form Basketball. Surgeon I want to be an Interior Deco- ratorf' , X ,Ziff .. 7.55 WWW' 0- -if . C E 4 ' U -I-:gl M 3 M . .M ..., VVVV 1 f 55? 5 , .,..,.. , .. I 4 1 4. fem I I. ..,. . K' ft ' Z F rm 3 if L X .. l i fig . iff ' i 5 . 5 s ., -:N XS. ' l QW' . is 5. I ..i. .af 33 ,M .. 'D ' I THEODORE T. BIERMAN A'Ted U.S.A.A.F. Psychology Sq.: Sq. N Basket- ball: Form Softball Team: Sq. N Softball Team. Shoot down 27 Zeros The mighty oak was once a nut like me. MERVIN H. BIMSTEIN 'ABimy N.Y.LI. Eng. Off.: Service League: Li- brary Sq.: P.T. Off. C.P.A. Hi-neck. do you? ROBERT I. BIRNBAUM Boum-Boum N.Y.Ll. Service League: Locker Room Sq.: Form Basketball Teams: Li- brary Sq. To be a Rich Man High school is a dream. I slept right through it. ROBERT I. BLACKMAN Bobby Cornell Univ. Arista: Assistant Business Mgr., Clinton News: Band: Program Comm.: Senior Chatter: Locker Room Sq. To be Hirohito's barber. Work never harmed anybody -but why take a chance. FRANCIS E. BLANCO Plink Columbia Clintonian Sq.: Regents Sq.: Pan- American Club: Math. Club. Mechanical Engineer Out of the frying pan-into the fire! BELMONT M. BLANKET Bel N.Y.LI. Program Comm.: Service League: Pan-American Club: Physical Training Sq.: Aero Club: Lens- men Club: Administrative As- sistants Office Sq. D.C. land I dont mean Wash- ingtonl rl- ...... .- , E h W VR fr A ' Q RUDOLPH BLUM Wolfgang C.C.N.Y. Record Room Sq.: Track Team: Intramural Basketball Team: Photography Club: Field Team. Pharmacologist No knock-I use gulf! ARNOLD B. BLUMENTHAL '4Arnie C.C.N.Y. Clintonian: Hist. Hon. Soc. fSec.l: Form Council: Math. Sq.: Math. Club. Radio Broadcasting A'Clinton's Gift to Radio? HERBERT BLLITTMAN A'Bloody Columbia Regents Sq.: Senior Council. Medical Profession HI rather liked it. ELI BORAKS Foggy Columbia Locker Room Sq.: Service League. To be an F.B.I. Agent It was a great fight but I won. BERTRAM I. BORSUK A'Bert C.C.N.Y. Arista: lst Lt., Biology Prep. Sq.: Cv.O. Office Sq.: Service League: Shofar Society: Math. Club. To be a Successful Mortician No complaints, I never get the same customer twice. IRWIN BOSGANC1 HBOZH C.C.N.Y. Arista: Co-Editor-in-Chief, Clin- tonian: Cuts Editor, Clinton l'News : Library Sq.: Math. Off. Sq.: Chess Club: Math. Club: Hebrew Club. Medical Doctor Scared money never winsf' 4 . P 3' X AVN I V A x 6:3 ,'l .5 1 ,, .. . 52,-: i.,5gs is: ,. Q A ' WW 1 7,2 J ,. f 5 X 1 Q f ff 4 5 if 'X Z X ff , 1 Q' j N f f X I Z f W X ,f ...if X , f X f f , Sax Q, X 7 X W Z '4 .1 M556 I ff? M. N .1-.., 54:45 ,f' A 1 :.,. lykl jr A : f . .,.. . I . f ' f 5 , I ,Vi X 1 .,,. 'xg 1 f, if ' ., ,V y . S I f mr 1 ' 4-:W .Sf ' . , X ,. rf 1 fs. ' Z f 4-f rm X A 9 Y! j 3 ,Q Ear f f Q. 4 W f X-31 4 V - V 1 ' Z sr- , 1 K .QM ' Q. :sf Q LAWRENCE BOUCHNER Larry N.Y.U. Senior Council: 6th Form Vic- tory Council: Service League: A.R.P.C.: Checker Club: Em- ployment Ofiice Sq.: Medical Sq.: Victory Corps: Military Science Club. To be a Success I never let my studies interfere with my education. WILLIAM M. BRAMSON A'Bill U.S. Air Force Placement OfHce Sq.: Library Sq.: Physics Sq.: P.T. Sq. To fly over Tokio I have no knock, I use Texaco gas. IACK M. BRANDSTADTER 'AHugo N.Y.LI. Clintonian: Chem. Prep. Sq.: Chem. Office Sq.: Clinton News. Electrical Engineer 'Big oaks from little nuts grow. ARTHUR S. BRECHER Turo C.C.N.Y. Bio. Field and Nature Club. Tree Surgeon 'ACut it out. PETER H. BRINITZER 'lHorseface Wisconsin Service League: Hist. Hon. So- ciety: P.T. Sq.: Victory Corps: Locker Room Sq.: Soccer Sq.: Swimming Sq.: Captain, Germ. Off. Sq. Iournalist My intelligence is my fortune -poverty is no disgrace. CLARENCE E. BROWN Lil Runt C.C.N.Y. Locker Room Sq. Capt.: Capt., Service League: Intramural Soft- ball: P.T. Sq. To have lots of money Another day another dollar. ROBERT E. BROWN A'Bob C.C.N.Y Clintonian: Clinton News Busi- ness Staff: Medical Sq.: Lunch- room Sq.: Library Sq.: Math. Sq.: Service League: Chess Club Math. Club. Chemical Engineer Science is my fate. RLIDOLPH BROWN Y, 'Q .. E f' f: . '-z::..- 3 . 7 1. X M . . 'T,w 2f',: Zeit fi:-' i' . flo 1 f ' , V f w w: -y 1 1: 2' Q92 Vi .Z ' 1-: t . 'X l,v'f.--.2 -P 'Y Jiffy-1 I ll , ' ' si'i RICHARD H. BRUGGEMAN Sonny A Successful Business Man Why don't I keep my big mouth shut! STANLEY H. BUCHHOLZ f'Bucky Cornell Service League: Band: Medical Club. Oculist i'The poor man's Artie Shaw. AL L. BUCKSBAUM Bucksy I,I.S. Army School Red Cross Representa- tive: General Office Sq.: Record Room Office Sq.: First Aid Emergency Sq.: Fire Fighting Sq.: Lensmen. My draft board will soon tell me I'm taking the Army over. ALVIN D. BUNGARD 'ADuke Texas ABIVI. Band: Lunchroom Sq.: 6th Form Baseball: Senior Baseball: Officer f 1 X ff W r., Q f I X . 1 'af .5 f . X v f ,, 'Ig 41 M 3 X 1 , f fi 4. N1 ff I f X f Sq. F. To be a Success fBenny Clarinetj Bungardn V V ,,,, .,,.m, Q,e.i,L-:L-imz.a:.,X ' ,..' 'V f are S f ,l:,. MQW : 4 . ,vie Z- - 1 I 4 kv F W Env fe BRUCE C. BURSTAN 'ADoc Columbia Arista: Chairman. Arista Help: Class Committee: Program Sq.: Printing Sq.: Fencing Team: G. O. Executive Council: Medical Sq.: Chemistry Sq.: Lensmen: G. O. Office Sq.: French Club: Aero Club: Archery Club. Physician My own Brucief' ANGELO BUSCEMI Ange Columbia Service League: Italian Club. Doctor A'I'm just a piece of dandruff try- ing to get a-head. AUBREY CALLENDER ROBERT I. CAMPBELL Bob LIU. Varsity Basketball Team, '43- 44: GO. Office Sq.: Victory Council. Successful Business Man Water me, I'm a blooming idiot. LOUIS G. CARLO Mighty Lou C.C.N.Y. Varsity Basketball Team: Form Basketball: Form Softball: Serv- ice League: Italian Club: Locker Room Sq.: Newman Club: Mgr., 7th Form Basketball Team. Physical Education Teacher Womenl You can't live with them, and you can't live with- out them. IOSEPH CHARLES sloey.. Columbia College of Pharmacy S.L.: Lunchroom Sq.: Spanish Off. Sq.: Regents Book Sq. Pharmacist A leader of men and follower of women. M Q 7st hiv 35 A6 n 3 -:.: E 'I Q -gsniyw, 4 I v LEON CHESKIN Chesty C.C.N.Y. S.L.: Locker Room Sq.: Gen. Off. Sq.: Typing Sq. To be like Tommy Manville Four years in a coma, for a diploma. SIDNEY CHOLMAR Sid C.C.N.Y. S.L.: Library Sq.: Chem. Sq.: Lunchroom Sq.: Bowling Club To retire with millions The math student H crazy about figures. - CHRISTOPHER CHRISTIE Greek N.Y.U. G.O. Sq.: Sec. Rep.: Lunchroom Sq. Navy officer UI wish I was as big as Schayesf' OTTO CIEGLER Ziggy The Army is taking care of that Soccer Team: Gym Sq.: Locker Sq. Lead the life of Reilley It took a long time, but I finally made it. PETER CLAMAN A'Pete Cooper Union Clintonian Art Editor: Magpie Art Staff: Class Nite: Math Off. Sq.: Library Sq.: Form Basket- ball and Softball Teams. Architect Girls don't bother me-that's the trouble. REYNOLD A. CLARKE Rennie C.C.N.Y. Form Basketball Team: S.L.: Multigraph Sq.: Library Sq. Cop 'iWork fascinates me, I just love to sit and watch it go by. . Q 1 'A-v' 'TVW x X Q1 N-X T 133954 . Vx! . X f ,V Q M ' .. av V ' fr : 5- qgwf ag. R i if 4 ' '1 . ' '7 I X: we . ' 'J Wd' 135 . 'f A . ' , if H I' f X... .ml Q... . tx., ,. , , t . Q , , , 36 CHARLES I. COBB Chuck Academy of Aeronautics Capt. Study Hall Sq.: S.L.: Sgt. Lunchroom Sq.: Football Sq. Mechanic, commercial airlines No knock, I use Ethyl. DAVID COHEN S.L.: G. O. Rep.: French Club: P. T. Off. Sq.: P. T. Locker Sq. Artist The happiest years of my life? JOSEPH A. COHEN Iig C.C.N.Y. Clintonian, S.L.: English Off. Sq.: Study Hall Sq.: Arista Bond Salesman: Victory Corps: T.H.H.S.-Class Debating Team: Chess E3 Checker Club. Lawyer Where are the other six won- ders? SEYMOUR A. COHEN Sy N.Y.I.I. .Study Hall Sq.: Library Sq. A'Beautiful dreamer. SIMON COHEN 'ASi C.C.N.Y. English Off. Sq. Swimming instructor in the Sa- hara Like Ethyl gasfno knock. JACK D. COHN Stinkey Harvard Lieut. Lunchroom Sq.: Intramu- ral Football Champ.: Gen. Off. Sq.: Senior Athletic Comm.: S.L.: Student Court: Track Sq.: Stage Craft Sq.: Senior Basketball Team: Photography Club: Chem. Sq.: P. T. OfHCe Sq. Electrical Engineering Words fail me: so do teachers! IIN' Sq. I . E XI. Oi illlld Oipi' 231112 IYOII' .lfll 1. '.X.l'. e Sz' rrard :air , Of. S.L.: Stagf edoill Clubl Sq. .I Rfb THOMAS N. CONFREY HBud Columbia S.L.: Off. Practice Sq.: Locker Room Sq. Personally hang Tojo After the first four years it's easy. HERBERT M. CONRAD Connie Cornell Sr. Council: G. O. Rep.: S.L. Wine culturalist If you want a case of wine, come to me. ARTHUR I. COOPER Bugs N.Y.U. S.L.: Form Baseball Sq. Beachcomber A'Russia had their 5-year plan, too. CHARLES F. CURTIS Charlie C.C.N.Y. Locker Room Sq.: Honor School. Be a math teacher or obtain a Post Office job Gung Ho. ROBERT F. DANCER Bob Pennsylvania English Sq.: Lib. Sq.: S.L.: French Club: Jazz Club. Dentist Four years in a coma, I get a diploma. RICHARD L. DARWICK N.Y.U. S.L.: Opinion Club: Checker Club: History Honor Soc.: Sho- far Club. Medicine Were off. I. .Je fanny , X 4 f ,.. . 1 : Q ffl' 1, M 5 U if, A i.1 M .,,. ,. if. 2 ' . .5 - sins 5, me ' . Q W , 'X 1 3? I I . x . . M . , X: q v? BERNARD DALIERMAN B. D. C.C.N.Y. Varsity Basketball: Form Bas- ketball: Locker Sq.: Sr. Fin. Com.: Mgr., Sr. Basketball Team. Physical education teacher 'I ought to get ahead-I need one. EDWARD M. DALIGHTREY Milton Columbia Orchestra: Victory Corps: Douglass Soc.: Intramural Par- ticipant fTrackl. Pathologist Dr. Keep them guessing! MARSHALL I. DAVIS Cowboy Stevens S.L.: Lib. Sq.: Physics Prep. Sq.: Victory Corps: Military Science Club: Aero Club. Aeronautical Engineer Next term I'll get a senior hat that fits. ROBERT I. DAVIS Red Harvard Sixth Form Football Team: Form Basketball Team: Photog- raphy Club: Bio. Off. Sq.: Chess Club: Magic Soc.: Spanish Club: S.L. Sgt. Lawyer Leader of men, follower of women. WILLIAM DAVIS Bill Cornell Program Com.: S.L.: Physical Training Sq.: Lensmen Club: Aero Club: Pan-American Club. Advertising Whether youre rich or poor- it's nice to have money. GINO A. DELL'OLIO Gene Columbia S.L.: Lib. Sq.: Locker Room Sq.: French Off. Sq.: Assist. Manager, Football Team. Medicine The world knows only two: Rome and me. if l 102 - XIX! 1 ix A I 48.1 pf W 1 A IOHN I. DESOCIO Lefty Annapolis Track Sq.: P. T. Sq.: Italian Club: Newman Club. Navy diver There'll never be another Clin- ton. KURT A. DETTMERS C.C.N.Y. Medical Sq.: Study Hall Sq. Biologist 'ABang, bang, and another Clin- tonite is shot in the attempt to escape. VICTOR DIAMOND Wicky N.Y.I,l. Locker Sq.: P. T. Off. Sq.: S.L.: Form Basketball Team. Army Air Corps 'iClinton was like a dream, I slept through it. THEODORE H. DICKERSON UT. H. C.C.N.Y. Honor School: Varsity Track: Basketball Team, ' Medical Doctor i'Good scholarship and with soundimind in sound body. HOWARD DICKSTEIN Dick So. California Sports Editor, Clinton News and Senior Chatter: Mgr., Var- sity X-Country Team: Arista: 5th Form Indoor Baseball Team: Clinton News Basketball Team. Sports Writer or Commentator I love work. I can sit and watch it for hours. IOHN I. D. DIPPOLITI Fordham S,L.3 Locker Room Sq. Chemist The most unregretful three and a half years of my life. fl. f 2 0 1 .J il '0' K 12-, f Y f X X wa ,M I f Z nn, 4 , . : , , , W ff IEROME S. DISSON Ierry V-12 or N.Y.U. SL.: Victory Council: Form Basketball Teams. Engineering To mairzydoats and doesydoats You really needn't listen, Ierry's written loads of jive But you can't blame him for Dis-s'n DONALD M. DIXON Don Syracuse X-Country Team: Track Team: Capt., Lunchroom Sq.: Douglass Soc.: Archery Club: Arista: Classnite Stage. Physician A'Leader of men, follower of women. DAVID D. DORF C.C.N.Y. S.L.: T.H.H.S.-Lib. Sq.: Pro- gram Sq.: English Otl. Sq. Accountant Everything comes to him who waits. ROGER E. DOVVNING Red N.Y.U. Chemistry I don't know how I did it. but I did it. BYRON DRESNER By N.Y.U. Hebrew Club: French Club. Electrical Engineer Haste makes waste. WILLIAM G. DUKAS Duke Manhattan Capt., Handball Team: Capt., Lunchroom Sq.: S.L.: lst Form Pres.: Victory Corps: Head, Sr. Athletics: 5th, 6th Form Basket- ball Teams: Spanish Off. Sq.: Spanish Certificate, Sr. Basket- ball: Sr. Baseball. Accountant Keep 'em counting. Q, J. Q EQ. Ol Ni. lm- who l U. but lr U atm apl.. form j Sr. ji ef. Sq.- left FRANK EDELSON The Frame Pottawattamie S.L.: Lunchroom Sq.: G. O. Off. Sq.: Basketball Sq. Pretzel Bender Good bye, Mayforth! Now, Iill gain some weight. STANLEY EDELSTEIN 'AGenius C.C.N.Y. Lieut., Locker Sq.: Chem. Off. Sq. Certified Public Accountant My friends used to call me a fool-now they call me a mo- ron. GEORGE EDISON FREDRIC F. EI-IRICH Lehigh Lieut., Physics Sq.: Arista: Lib. Sq.: Off. Service Sq.: S.L.: Math. Club: War Bond Salesman: Classical Soc.: Chess Club: Stamp Club: Navigation Club: Math Marking Sq. Mechanical Engineer IEROME EISENSTADT Eisey U. of Pennsylvania S.L.: Adult Education Sq.: P. T. Off. Sq.: Lunchroom Sq.: Locker Room Sq. Iournalist 'King George, Churchill, Eisen- stadt. ARTHUR W. ELIAS Skeets College of the Pacific Lib. Sq.: Dental Sq.: Clinton Night: Iazz Club. Industrial Designer I started informal and finished abnormal. ,L, ........-.....,X GERALD ELIAS Ulerryn N.Y.U. Locker Sq.: Math Club. Doctor The goons who can't wise up to Nazi propaganda. Q ROBERT I. ENSI-IER Bob Columbia Spanish Off. Sq.: Spanish Club: Clinton News Tryout Class: Lib. Sq.: Locker Room Sq. Lawyer . ' WALLACE EPSTEIN 1, , I ' 'iDe Epp C.C.N.Y. A l 3 i 1 Arista: Bio. Prep. Sq.: Orches- tra: Band: Co-Chairman, Sr. Prom Com.: Chairman Student Advisory Com. Q , f f ' .Q - Q Biochemist . 'AIt's a fake. -a rf f f V -.1 in I ff: I A ' Q I' ttii ' MARTIN L. FANGER i: C-C-N-Y In wi I General, U. S. Army .5 HI rnay not be a baker, but what . ff' ' I can do with dough! Q .': ' Q A PAUL FARBSTEIN Q Q Little I-louse N.Y.U. ff: ,Q . Form Basketball Teams: s.L.. . QQ. 4 -:.. luuzzvuu Q- Locker Room Sq.: Lib. Sq. I r ' I - T 0' I-Iobo Too bad I wasn't born hand- Q some instead of rich. 'RQ adv 7 ' . . S331 5 ':i HGH U. of Miami Q f ' I lx P. T. Off. Sq.: Locker Sq.: SL.: qq.. . , , Multigraph Sq.: Swing Club: Q 1 Q Late Squad -. 1 : -'V. To be a Success . ..Q. QQQ Q Q QQQ QQQ Why did the chicken cross the S A md i - if ,L fm Q 39 X lf! we ,Q k ,C , a X i I i W .vfyjyi f f ,QQ ' MARTIN FEINBERG Marty Cornell , W Evening School Off.: Locker ' f Room Sq.: Lib. Sq.: S.L.: Form ,Z my Q 7 Basketball Team. if yf .I if Professor A X, I siege A gentleman, scholar, and a I pool player. A Ay:-xif Lv I I A MAURICE A. FEISS , - S : Murray Harvard A Lib. Sq.: S.L.: Archery Clubg , lsr f G- O' Rep- Q1 .u Successful Criminal Lawyer . , fV Girls: you chase them until I . ' N .5 ,.-- Q' they catch up with you. A J f ix gkhnf ' .... 4 , Me, IRWIN FERBER Irv C.C.N.Y. S.L.: Lib. Sq.: Bio. Sq. Civil Engineer Farewell, Dear Gang, I sure will miss the chains. NICHOLAS A. FERRARI Nick School Orchestra fthat was enoughj. Mechanical Engineering Think of school, not of girls, for you'll be a fool. RICHARD B. FEUERMAN UDick N.Y.U. Aquarium Soc.: S.L.: Lib. Sq. Bacteriologist 'Tm only a piece of dandrufl trying to get ahead. ,. I .A EDMUND s. FIELDSTEEL Peasant N.Y.U. 1 l A D Lib. Sq.: S.L.: Locker Room Sq.: rr, We ,.. , ctw? Football Sq. ,'::i I- X A To find a rich wife H D , if Three dollars for four years. .i.. X . ,, ' ' .xx 5 an T- T A f 40 QM -1 -' .yggzyzx-'X ,im LA , W ,. 6 I A I I I A x 3-tin vi, HERBERT E. FINKELSTEIN Fink C.C.N.Y. S.L.: Lunchroom Sq.: Band. Electrical Engineer PAUL H. FISCH Fishy N.Y.U. S.L.: Locker Room Sq.: Iazz Club. Advertising It's been said there are plenty of fish in the sea, but I'm the First 'educated' Fisch you did see, SANFORD FLICHER Sandy N,Y.U. Pres., Red Cross Club: Adminis- tration OH. Sq.: Camera Club: Bio. Club: Lib. Sq.: Locker Sq.: S.L. Aeronautical Engineer Aim: to sprout wings. RICHARD S. FLUSSER Fish Face Duke or U, S. Army Dramatic Club: French Club: Light Opera Club: Med. Sq.: 7th Form Prom: 7th Form Council. To get tickets for A'Oklahoma 'La Comeda e finitaf' ARTHUR R. FOLKOFF Artie North Carolina S.L.: Lunchroom Sq.: Life Sav- ing Sq.: Harris' Swimming Team. Executive HI like work, I can sit and watch all day long. LEONARD FOX Foxy Columbia G.O. Secretary: Headlines Edif tor, Clinton News: Arista: Kid Wizards: Associate Bd. Clinton News: Program Sq.: Honor School Off. Sq.: S.L. Historian Move over, Professor Beard. BENIAMIN I. FRANCUS Ben Cornell Arista: Chem. Sq.: Physics Sq.: Orchestra: Bio. Off. Sq.: Locker Room Sq. Agriculture What hath God wrought. MURRAY W. FRANK Moishe Navy G. O. Pres.: G. O. Vice-Pres.: G. O. Sec.: Zncl, 3rd, 4th Form President: Arista: Orchestra: Clinton War Com.: Election Com.: Capt., G. O. OE. Sq.: Guernsey Sq.: Clinton Nite Iournal Com. To be of service to mankind SIDNEY FRANK Sid Colorado Mines Arista: Sr. Athletics fChmn.l: Sr. Hat Com.: Sr. Cabinet: Guernsey Sq.: English Off. Sq.: P. T. Off. Sq.: S.L.: Lunchroom Sq.: Form Council: Ir. Prom Com.: Capt., 6th Form Baseball: Manager, 5th Form Basketball. Vice-President of the U. S. BERNARD FRANZBLAU i'Iggy U. S. Army Air Corps Capt., Lunchroom Sq.: P. T. Off. Sq.: Intra-Football Champs: Sr. Athletic Com.: Sr. Basket- ball: Math Sq.: Photo Club: Sr. Baseball: Gen. Off. Sq.: SL.: Victory Corps: Student Court. Civil Engineering ROBERT C. FREDERICKS Turtle V-6 or bust S.L.: Music Sq. To be President Turtle for Mairzy-Doatsf' ABRAHAM FREEMAN Pat A.S.T.P. S.L.: Stamp Club. Engineer -3-ze...-.v. L, f-4--f-'f ----'ff X MARVIN FREEMAN Big Tom N.Y.U. 3rd, 6th and 7th Form Basket- ball: Locker Sq.: Fencing Club. Engineer To rise to fame, I'll even sit on a tack. ARTHUR R. FREEMAN 'iArtie Pres., S.L. Commercial Pilot H50 lap planes or bust. ARNOLD D. FRIEDMAN Muscular Musician U.S.C. SL.: 3rd and 4th Form Basket- ball Teams: Locker Room Sq. Lead a Band But I can play the clarinet. LEONARD FRIEDMAN HAROLD D. FRISHMAN Doc Cornell Sr. Council: Lib. Sq.: S.L.: G. O. Sq.: Physics Prep Sq.: History Honor Soc. iPres.l: Medical Soc. Medical Doctor If ignorance is bliss, I've been in heaven. SIDNEY M. FRUHLING Sid C.C.N.Y. Clintonian: SL.: Magic Circle: Lib. Sq.: Aero Club. C. P. A. 'Tm a good math student: I love figures. ns, QU ,T , Ggfqx gig 2 l ' 'cv Q I LARRY FUCHS N.Y.U. Arista: G. O. Pres.: G. O. Vice- Pres.: G. O. Sec.: Sr. Pres.: Commander, Victory Corps: lst, 2nd, 3rd and :ith Form Pres.: Clinton Nite: Capt., G. O. Off. Sq.: P, T. Off. Sq.: Spanish Off. Sq.: American Club: Faculty War Com. I'll stop at Governor . . ARTHUR L. GALUB A'Artie Columbia-I hope Leader, Arista: Capt., Lieut., G. S. Prep. Sq.: Pres., U. P.: French Club. To get a whole page written about me in Who's Who HHe doesn't know anything ex- cept facts. CHARLES GANDAL Chick Program Sq.: Aero Club: Bowl- ing Club: 2nd, 4th and 7th Form Basketball Team: 'ith Form Baseball. Play better trumpet than Roy Eldridge DONALD GASPARI i'Gassie C.C.N.Y. S.L.: Lunchroom Sq.: Lib. Sq. Civil Engineer I use Ethyl-no knock. CONSTANTINE GEORGIADIS Gus Fordham S.L.: Locker Sq. To be what I'm not I'll knock when it comes my turn. ROBERT A. GERETY Bob Navy S.L.: Program Sq.: Lib. Sq. Naval Officer Here's my dough, now let me go. Y 'i 4 Y rf.. S wg Ab X xrg s 1 Q X5 W kms ' T ff ' 'C 1. L - ,...... , N Of , al Win Z T 'tx 2, fi? I 2 M , X X ......... .,.. . V Q ,A O fo W- , bg Qs: Wi., A, f , y fy ..,. ': f. ' ,,L.,0 N, Q V ,,,,i., , A? '43 5 Z5 an N . 9' 0 I X f ,SV 'ff . f A . f git .iff I if 13,5 42 '?. X wg 1 f .sg W ,, ALFRED H. GERKE Ale S.L. EDMUND P. GILMARTIN HGil Notre Dame To make a million dollars i'Well, I made it in 4 years. LEON N. GILMOVSKY Gil Cornell Form Basketball: Sr. Basketball Team: Lunchroom Sq.: Bond and Stamp Salesman: Victory Coun- cilg Clinton News Class: Scrap Sq. Radio Engineer SEYMOUR GLANZER NSY.. Band: Orchestra. Leader of men, follower of women. ROBERT S. GLASER Bob Brown Bio. Prep Sq.: G. O. Sq. Doctor A'Umbriago has asked me to take over his old job . . . seeing to it that one kleenex follows an- other. RAYMOND I. GOLD Yarn C.C.N.Y. S.Q.R.H. 6th Form: 3rd Form Basketball: S.L.: 3rd and 4th Form G. O. Rep. Accountant Yo-yo head and flattopf' PAUL D. GOLDBERG Pablo Bklyn. Polytech. Chem. Sq.: Math Club: Med. Soc.: History Honor Soc. Chemist A'Where did you learn to write, Goldberg? ARTHUR S. GOLDENBERG i'Artie C.C.N.Y. Townsend Harris-Life Saving Sq.: Student Leader: English Rep.: Class Council. Engineering Praise the Lord and pass the homework. IULIUS GOLDMACHER lay Columbia S.L.: German Club: French Club. C. P. A. HI wonder what the other six wonders are doing. ELIHU V. GOLDSMITH Vic ' Wash. School of Art G. O. Off. Sq.: Spanish Off. Sq.: Guernsey Sq.: Art Off. Sq.: Stagecraft Sq.: Math Off. Sq.: Bus Ticket Sq.: Towel Ticket Sq.: Treasury Sq.: Late Sq.: Military Training Corps. Commercial Artist HERBERT B. GOLDSMITH Iacque Wisconsin Arista: Clinton News: Magpie Sq.: S.L.: Lib. Sq.: 2nd, 3rd and 4th Form Newspapers: History Honor Soc.: Douglass Soc.: Mi- croscopical Soc. Hold off death until the stars are mine ALAN L. GOLDSTEIN A'Schloimie Harvard Lunchroom Sq.: S.L.: 3rd, fith, 5th and 6th Forms Basketball Teams: Sr. Basketball Team. Bachelor of Chemical Engineer- ing Don't hit me Mr. Marz, l have a pass. ,,g,,,.,,,n,.c........sg..1z:- f , -.. Q ff ff f y 12 , 5 O ff Z .fi , . is? an it f ,IAA fa X zz f W fy, , W , L is . ,. A ,-y,-. . '5- . W Q ., V1.4 .,,.:,., N , . I - z fi? f ' , 'FV 4 ..,. .. . j ,. .V , f' ,yi 5 . V 1 .,,, , -Q v - ' .pri W: V .. 5 ws., ' 7 5 - . A w ' '- ,V .5 ' 0' ' o , f . -' - , V V55 N, 53 . . X X , Y' , ,... .N ,Z I N 55 ., A '1 .... T 410 ' .EI . 7 4. . X' I :P .sf ,, A , :- 1 . ' , , fi -S -A 2 W7 i. L: , , - 'V H .ei N xv X if fi 4 Q Q ff - mf V . X Q ltgf Y N Q Q N Q X f h N1 43 Q -,- :fx :Q ,, , Q99 ,,f,.::, , f 1 Q-5 37 -if xi . 24. A . I A iff 1,4 4 QW . : H ...,. . ,W : 1 ,, ug. . , .,, ALVIN H. GOLDSTEIN, IR. Al Chicago Capt.. S.L.: Student Court: Class Rep.: Form Councils: P.M. Foot- ball: Form Newspapers: Locker Room Sq.: Army of the United States, Enlisted Reserve Corps. Lawyer Life has given nothing to man- kind without great labor, LEONARD BP GOLDSTEIN Goldie U.S.C. 2nd Command Dental Sq.: S.L.: Magic Circle: Locker Room Sq.: P. T. Off. Sq. Radio Engineer Story of my life, my .5 years in Ere. one. LESTER B. GOLDSTEIN A'Curley Merchant Marine Cadet Corps S.L.: Lunchroom Sq.: Bio. Sq. Big Shot Goodbye, Clinton, nice to have known you for so long a time. MARTIN GOLDSTEIN Marty Harvard S.L.: Locker Room Sq.: Swim- ming Sq. To be a success in whatever l may indulge in Four years in a coma, I finally got a diploma. ROBERT GOLDSTEIN Bobby C.C.N.Y. Chem. Prep Sq. Doctor fM,D.l Today is the tomorrow that l worried about yesterday. A MURRAY GOLUB U.C.L.A. S.L.: Lib. Sq. Aeronautical Engineer California or bust, reasons: ill to drink beer. 123 to become an engineer. 1. ..,... .. , uf uk 5 . X c Q IACOB GORDON !'The Voice U. S. Navy Chorus: Class Nite: Lieut., Pal- mer Sq.: G. O. Entertainment: S.L. Great Vocalist The difference between me and Frank Sinatra-I'm well fed. DAVID F. GORENBERG 'iGorey N.Y.I,I, S.L.: P. T. Locker Room Sq.: Ticket Sq. Pilot, U.S.A.A.F. 'AI-lee, hee, ha, ha! I fooled them! I made it in 4 years! DANIEL GOTTLIEB Dan'l U. S. Armed Forces Sr. Council: Dramatic Soc.: G. O. Rep.: S.L.: Lunchroom Sq.: Locker Room Sq.: Land Corps Cadet. Actor Clinton! You made me what I am-I hope you're satisfied! ROBERT I. I. GOUZE Bob Columbia S. L.: Sq. F tLunchrooml: Pan- American Club: Swing Club. Dentist 'AWith Clintons knowledge and my finesse-I'm bound to be a great success? MONTGOMERY GRACOM i'Monte Army Form Basketball and Baseball: Sr. Basketball: Varsity Foot- ball: lr. Prom Comm.: Locker Room Sq. P, T. Teacher Mr, Iahodas Big Worry. ALVIN I. GREENBERG Alco U. of Pennsylvania Pres., Stamp Club: War Bond Salesman: Clinton Nite Per- former: Lunchroom Sq.: Late Sq.: S.L. D ,174 A! 97 1- I 5. I ff mah .Mm Q . r Q W rr,-:,-: H7 1 ew X ax MOM, : X2 I Z, . . f ? f W f 4 Wm : f Q 7 s. 'QQ 1 wks.: mr., ,f , I ef X I J at f M , ,7 1 3' 7' if im' if fr 2 a ff A, , fi , 9 Q, - 1 f . .1 J sl f 0 'fr f W 7 wwf ! We W! -3 : - I 3 , N X ra. , X , 1'fa5fZf.,',. ,A f N! Z f 7 as ,ks 'Z 7 -It t I f' 4 f ,, ,. Z Q , : ... : F, .rf ' fffflis :W X i:Q1,,g:.? ymvrgzcgi , wwf W .- ' QW' ,fgffy V9 ' , 57 V , . . X f :Q -ft X M 4 H3 f by ,J ff f 0 1 ff 4 I' ,f . . 1w'f:,,:, , : 7 ff kt! ff? W ff f 6 f, f E KL x... ,.:,,, , , f I-y,,, ,!N .: 1 k f We eg, ' I -L., 4 5 W Y' Sf on 599 'lr 411 ' A! O ' . 5 4 -45' , rib f , ,,, LEON GREENBERG !'Lee N.Y.U. I-Iistory I-Ionor Soc.: Douglass Soc.: Camera Club: S.L.: Late Sq. C.P.A. and Corporation Lawyer IOSEPI-I R. GREENFIELD Ulgeyn S.L.: Clinton Lensmen: Radio Club: Class Nite: 6th Form Victory Rep. Photographer iPressl One-eyed loeyf' GEORGE I. GREENSTEIN G, G. C.C.N.Y. M. Q. Club: Spanish Off. Sq.: Cuts Editor: Asst. Photo Ed- itor: Clinton News: P. T. Guid- ance Com. Engineer 'Goodbye Clinton-I-Iello City. CHARLES E. GREENSTONE Chuck Navy S.L.: Lunchroom Sq.: Sr. Soft- ball Team. Teach swimming in Sahara !'I'rn de wit of Clinton. LEONARD S. GROLLMAN Len Wisconsiii Arista: Clinton News: I-Iistory I-Ionor Soc.: Dramatic Soc.: English Off. Sq. Iournalism School's like a cake: you cut right through it. IASON GROSS Tarzan N.Y.U. Lib. Sq.: P. T. Capt. Chemical Engineer A senior in school, but when it comes to girls a freshman. ARTHUR W. GRUBER Red Army Stage Craft Sq.: S.L.: Farm Service. Street Cleaner Leader of men-ffollower of women. GERALD GRAUBARD Ulerryu C.C.N.Y. Chem. Sq.: P. T. Sq.: Study Hall Sq. Champion Spanish Athlete A'What's Sinatra got that I haven't? ALVIN HAAS Al U.S.C. Varsity Basketball Team: I. V. Basketball Team: P. M. Basket- ball Team: Form Basketball Team: S. L.: Locker Sq. To be a millionaire I am just a baby. MORTON HAIDT i'Shorty C.C.N.Y. Locker Sq.: Lunchroom Sq. Engineer H44 or bust. IERROLD HAINES Ierry U. of Pennsylvania Sec., Arista: Chair., Arista Help Classes: Lieut., Bio. Sq.: Assoc. Editor, Senior Chatter: Clinton News: SL.: Bio. Club. Doctor HERBERT Z. HALBRECHT Cooper Union S.L.: Stamp Club: Lib. Sq.: Chess Club: Checker Club: His- tory Honor Soc. Civil Engineer I wuz robbed. Pai I . , D 19 1 ,.,.:.v 0 - Q ' ' . aaa- I .Q A ' fn ' s ff ,f ch f I , AWN? Q A fi? ' Q X gi is t My yy ,, I - 0 , :ff I A- :gif Iss, A -2' Wil.. .. .. is, 1 xc, .1 1 X ki ip, . , ' mf , PM . ., -.1 5 I ,fl W all il- , X , F 5. K iii: f' i?, !f'35:Z?:25V9?7' Ziff X 1 7. h ..,,,Q. . 1.1, - ij, ,4 s .. I ...1.... . - f 12 Kid! 2 'S Q. ii ' Q Y fi if -' W gg I 1 ii, ,M l . .. , X H .L Q , V ,,., ' ' s sy fu -. , 4 'W si K 1. X ww X Q sg., Y 1 5 45 K1 If ji f u.2a.?,a. .. A 1, A - . Q. f ff ,Lf R 7 'Efvf if .Me- '9 1 HARRY HALPERT 'iShorty C.C.N.Y. English Sq. Radio Engineer Gee, I must be funny. Bob Hope, they say is about to lose his job on account of me. CHARLES L. HANSARD Chuck Hampton 3rd Form Council: Assist. Man- ager, Football Team: Track Team: P. T. Sq. Physical Education Instructor Words fail me'-so did the teachers. IOHN W. HEANEY Red N.Y.U. Clinton News: Pres., Conjurers Forum: G. O. Off. Sq.: Newman Club: S.L. Chemical Engineer We are the future. THEODORE C. HEIN Ted M.I.T. G. O. Vice-Pres.: 7th Form Pres.: Arista: Vice-Pres., History Honor Soc.: Capt. G. O. Off. Sq.: Lib. Sq.: S.L.: Math Re- gents Sq.: Locker Room Sq. Architectural Engineering Forsan et haec volim meminisse iuvabitf' GABRIEL HELLMAN Gay Cornell Clinton News: S.L.: Lunchroom Sq.: Late Sq.: Lib. Sq.: Record Room Sq.: Victory Corps: Land Division: G. O. Rep.: German Sq.: 5th Term Rep. Physician Gay! And out of Clinton I went. RAYMOND HENSEN Ray N.Y.U. S.L.: Honor School. Aeronautical Engineer I like good designs or better still cute shapes. 0 PM? wa -9 Quai 3 Y 1' EDWARD H. HERGER Eddy C.C.N.Y. Lib. Sq.: Locker Sq.: Ration Books: A Form Paper. Teacher The marks come like hail, but it seems they're all fail. SY HERMAN i'Champ N.Y.U. S.L.: Lib. Sq.: Math Club: Aris- ta: 4th Form Softball Team. Aeronautical Engineer i'I'm so bright, my father calls me 'Son'. PAUL HERZ llWhitey Stevens Stamp Club. Railroad Executive 'iShucks, I'm getting out! CHARLES L. HESSELBACH Hessie Columbia Lib. Sq. Radio Announcer i'What's Sinatra got that I have- n't? RALF HIEB Columbia Lt., S.L.: P.T. Sq.: Lunchroom Sq.: Studyhall Sq. C.P.A. If you want it done, don't de- pend on others, but do it your- self. MILTON D. HILLMAN 'Bagle Peddler C.C.N.Y. Co-Art Ed., Clintonian: Art Staff, Clinton News: Prog. Com.: Regents Sq.: Lib. Sq.: Math Off.: Intramural Football Team: Art Sq.: Bio. Off. Sq.: S.L.: Chess Club: Math Club. Engineer I'm going to Greenwich Vil- lage to study Art! is I . fi k xyff T! 'T' f . fa- D . --4:1 Q '-1' ,M 46 FRED HINES MFreddie Hampton Form Basketball Team: Varsity Basketball: Senior Baseball Team. Army Air Corps and Auto Mechanic Food first, girls second. BRAM HIRSCH N.Y.I,I. or else History Honor Soc.: Physics Sq.: Student Court: Victory Corps: Magpie: Military Train- ing Corps. Success and Happiness Speak softly and carry a big stickf' SYDNEY L. HIRSCH Kisses C.C.N.Y. S.L.: P.T. Off. Sq.: Late Sq.: Lunchroom Sq. Aeronautical Engineer i'To keep ahead of the girls. ALAN HIRSCHFELD Frenchy Cornell French Club: Chess Club: Lunchroom Sq. To be a Chemist Quick, easy. BERNARD HOFFMAN Hoffy C.C.N.Y. Soccer Team: Handball Team: Service League Certified Public Accountant i'He knows little who will tell his girl all he knows. LAWRENCE W. HOFFMAN Larry Physics Sq.: Radio Sq. To be an excellent Radioman At last, after SM years. X X W X Q 'gujkl 4 X t vytli 11. its ram- i . 5.1 .ll 1 IDI v , . if. DAVID H. HOROWITZ Dave Columb '1 Arista' Magpie' Clintonian Spanish OF. Sq' Late Sq. Sr Council T.H H. Math Help Sq C P A I just love work I could st and look at it for hours MELVIN S. HOROWITZ Me Syracuse S L Form Basketball Form Baseball Civil Engineer Good marks are my meat too bad Im a vegetarian NORTON HOROWITZ Arab Harvard Chmn of Class Nite Capt of Golf Team Swimming Sq S L To get a Personal Round House It cant be wrong It must be right MAXIM HYMES Art Club History Honor Soc Handball Team Engineer NATHAN H IMBER Timber Columbia Univ Arista Magpie Spanish Ott Sq Late Sq Le Cercle Fran ca1s Clintoman CARMINE IOVINE Harold City College Lib Post Sth Term Finance Com: G O. Rep To be a Lawyer De Witt of Clinton Jim-X I it ff Nw I IRVING D ISKOWITZ sky MIT II hopej History Honor Soc Lib Sq Auditorium Sq Townsend Har ris Camera Club Electronics Engineer Im a self made man showing the evils of unskilled labor IRVING ISRAEL rv Rensselaer Arista Sr Sec and Sr Coun cils Football Team Spanish Club War Stamp Salesman Math Club Air Service Pan American Club Victory Club Math and Evening School Prom Com Off Sqs S F nance and Hat Committees Aeronautical Engineer CARL C IABURG ailblrd CCNY Victory Corps Section Rep SL PT Sq Leader Pecreation with vyork for varia tion This was a narrow escape ffrom Docs cane BERNARD H IACKSON Bernie Tuskegee Form Basketball Sr Basketball S L Flying Sq Frederick Douglass Soc P T and Locker Army Air Corps All good things must come to an end RALPH B IACKSON ack SL V1ctory Corps Lunch room Sq Success in life before Im old I am not the Hrst but e happiest to get out LEONARD IACOBOWITZ Lenny CCNY S L Football Team Gym Sec Form Rep Physical Education Instructor I passed with flying colors mostly RED 5, B, x4 SAC? - HERBERT R. IAFFE Herb C.C,N.Y. Capt., Lib. Sq.: Arista: Clinton News: French Club: Math Club: Ping-Pong Club. Industrial Designer 'iAirplanesl-What's that? NORMAN B. IAKUBOVITZ 'iIack Cornell Arista: Capt., Lunchroom Sq.: Pres., History Honor Soc.: Busi- ness Mgr., Class Nite: Sr. Cabi- net: Physics Sq.: Lib. Sq. M.D. UGive me another four years to think of one. IOSEPH I. IIMENEZ Ioe Yale Capt., Swimming Team: Pres., Sea Horse Club: Locker Room Sq.: Chorus. Engineer Water me, I'm a blooming boy. GEORGE KACHAIIAN i'Kachaj Columbia Chemistry Sq.: Lib. Sq.: S.L,: Frederick Douglass Soc.: First Aid Club. Chemical Engineer A chemical engineer I am to be, what's the matter I can see.' STANLEY B. KAHANE Kay Cornell Pres., Lunchroom Sq.: 4th Form Secy.: Lunchrcom Sq. Engineer Buddy, can you spare a knish? ..: ::j- 77 M... .4 V A f . 4! W ! . of ,, V 52: 4 f f FI ,,q. f ffW W2. I :I VXI: W' ' ,si Q I '92 --fm ' wi.: 32 .1. PM W A ., xt., ...Ja ! 2. Q V -M ' 1 't . iz, '15 J.:-yn' , fr .. , , I SWA! ' f U., All ,. . ,. is Q. , te. T , RICHARD H. KALISI-I f 5 , Dick Columbia ff W .g+ Dramatic Club: Of. Vslork for ' -'.' , , Mr. Marz. f ,, ,. ta a UI 48 m I Bull 1 t . o ' Z i.l . ,IM 'f A3 ' GERALD I. KANTOR Muscles Yale Late Sq.: P.T. Instruction. Physical Culturist In A Muscle-bound. K X Y f , .1 X , f mm: fe M 7 :W 2,4 if A f f A 1 ' 72 xg N js! f f S ig .Q . W X faq, 2-...ta , Q' ,. -1- , V, QQ? 421 f 1 jf f ff' Q ffm' E ,, W 147. 3 X 4 u,,,,.-0 f ii! f 'Z , ' if , ,. f,..,4,, L N T if, 1 ,nf gf f 4 z f x f Z A ,WM WILLIAM L. KELSEY 'iBill Fordham S.L.p Record Off. LI. S. Naval OHicer IRVING KAPLAN Itz Stagecraft Sq.: Clintonite and Class Nite: S.L.: Aquarium Club: Radio Club. General Menace to Society Don't push, Mr. Clark, I'm going. IOSEPH A. KAPLAN Ice N.Y.U. Physics Lab. Sq.: S.L.: Swing Club. Physician Silence is Golden, but I don't mine it. NORMAN B. KAPLAN Kap Univ. of Wisconsin Bio. Sq.: Honor School Off. Sq.: Field and Nature Club: Regents Sq.: S.L.: Lib. Sq. Herpetologist I intend to be Hnancially in- dependent of my father-in-law if I have to borrow every cent he has. WALTER M. KARPEL '4Scap U. of Penn S.L.: Student Aid Soc.: Locker Room Sq.: Late Sq. Accountant 'Tm just a guy who can't say no. H MARTIN KASMAN VA ,ay Wilbur c.c.N.Y. 1' A Sq. P: S.L.: Class Council 1TH ' ' HSD: Petition Com. to Save ' il ' Fl Townsend Harris. 5:2 i, ' 0 Psychologist I , if V They starved me. f ' Q 1 HERBERT KATZ 1 VQEI illi V Herbie Columbia , T Lib. Sq.: Current History Club. , A ' Do Something VVorthwhile . X - ' , X The gay illiterate. gf 5' 5. f f NORMAN N. KAUFMAN The Nose l.I.S.M.M. S.L.: Sr. Council: GO. Council: Magpie. To see one pretty girl in Walton Gods gift to beautiful women -Kaufman. STUART KAUFMAN Stu Syracuse S.L.: Locker Room Sq.: Form Basketball: Form Track: Form Baseball. Accountant Three years is -l corrected. after 5 l'm ejected. ,. -I , Ijjff IRVING KATZ ' St. Iohn's University I t H' KEITHAN . S.L. SCI.: Locker SCI.: PrOQram A , B111 Columbia Sq.: Late Sq. 5' .' SL' Business Administration . I Bookkeeper Words fail me: so do teachers. ' N .A 5 a Q' ...eff KENNETH D. KATZ In . , m 'f' 1 5 LlmbriagoT' C.C.N.Y. Townsend Harris Classical Soc. Q 1 'gl JAMES KENNEDY lLatin Clubl: Lib. Sq.: S.L. r a gf ' Electrical Engineer i2, i. ,.:VA i 'Tm a very promising guy, I'1n , . it f Ls ' always promising to do better. ill L F?YfY?AN KAUFMAN A 'L , JOHN ra KILDUFF HY C'C'N'Y' gg lack Northwestern Photography Club: Hebrew 1' I' SL Club: Stamp Club' To travel around the world To be an Artist ,.. W 4. i . . '- ,, -' I dont believe it! All glory will be his: when lie 5 ' ,K a famous artist is. Rfli TERRY I. KAUFMAN , ' EL1As M. KIMMEL Ierry N.Y.U. s l Q X .g,. ws gs N.Y'U- Pan-American Club: Lib. Sq. 1 S.L.: Lib. Sq. AdV9ffi5ifl9 ' Electrical Engineer Out of the frying pan into V g:.:. V N-Y-Ui ,. f f' . ,Q Y - 49 X lf, TT - :sq s o 0 i ng., l f f ,iq ' Kazaa... . J... -Y - fx l IVIITSUO W. KISHI Pundit N.Y.U. S.L.: Medical Sq.: A.R.P.S., First Aid Division: Victory Corps, Land Division: Math Club: Chess Club. Surgeon To be proud of leaving is ignorance. HARRY KISLEVITZ Kissy N.Y.I,I. S.L. Psychiatrist Gods gift to the women. ARTHUR I. KISSNER i'SkiPPYH N.Y.u. De Witt Clinton Band: Bowling Club. To write a Symphony My mind now rests at peace. HERBERT KLEIN C.C.N.Y. S.L.: Clinton Lensmen: Locker Room Sq. Chemical Engineer i'God's gift to women. X X .4 - f Napa: .,, I A :N ..., ggi... 521221: f V, 2.1-f ' I i I I - I gif!-., . fa ' f 1 W. ,. .. .fm X 5. . ,pg Z W x ' -9. f 'A fa X 45... .1 . My , . I f if 5 f i ,xf s f ft 0 f We ff f 19 3, A Uikzltg . 7 ,iw K2 kv Q. s. X . I . 2 :La ' . ffifrsfz. f , 7 X X ,S f 1. 'ws' ' f A f f I ? A M f f f X X9 fyf , f i fr 7 ' , ' .. gf' l ar' V XX X IZ f Z wk 1 wt f 1 4 4 g f I f if f f 'rf ' ff , 7 X f V f J , f f ff Z I aff 1 f f f I 'si I A4 0 HOWARD KLEIN :W I VV V, . A. PHILIP KLEIN - ,W Philly N.Y.U. A f S.L.: Locker Room Sq.: GO. 1 ,ggi Rep.: Aero ciub. swing Ciub: , Ping Pong Club: Victory Corps. : I f V 'I To be a Play Boy X I guess they needed the seat. ...f I . 1 -,in K - .- - is ina ZF 4 50 lf I U 5 40 W' .. -F ggwkj ISV 4 LA TW 6 IV N ls II I is x In witnmnw PHILIP KLEINMAN OXO LI. S. Navy Locker Sq.: Chorus: P.T. Sq.: S.L. To join the Navy and see some laps dead! A'Who is the handsomest fel- low in D.W.C., and why am I? RUDI H. KLIIVIPERT HKlimp Pratt Institute Art Sq.: Lib. Sq.: Art Editor, Clinton News, Artist Finally. IOEL KNASTER Flip C.C.N.Y. Clintonian Advertising Mgr.: Lib. Sq.: Arista: Victory Air Corps: Late Sq.: Student Court. Business Executive i'Clinton is not a word, but a sentence. HOWARD B. KOERNER Gipper N.Y.U. Varsity Football: Mgr., Cross Country: Ass. Mgr., Track Team: Sr. Basketball: Locker Room Sq.: S.L. Engineer They say it doesn't hurt to study, but why take chances. LAWRENCE A, KOHN Larry C.C.N.Y. Capt., Eco. Off. Sq.: Capt., His- tory Mimeograph Sq.: 7th Form Basketball Team. To retire for life Whether you are rich or poor it is always nice to have money. ALLEN E. KOOR College of Hard Knocks S.L.: Mimeograph Sq.: Clinton Nite: Class Nite. Nothing in particular When I came to Clinton they told me I ought to get ahead and I said, What's the matter with the one I've got? DAVID M. KORN HDave N.Y.LI.-A.A.E Arista: G.O. SeCy.g Co-Chmn., Sr. Finance Com.: 5th Form Pres.: 6th Form Pres.: Clinton News: G.O.: Math, Medical, P. T. Off. Squads: Guernsey Sq. President, David Korn 6 Co. A wisdom after an event is not a standard by which a man shall be judged. DAVID KOSOFF Red Football Sq.: Varsity Track Team: Varsity Cross-Country Team: RT. Sq.: Late Sq. Become a Millionaire I came, I slept, I graduated. IRVING KRAKOWITZ PERRY T. KRAMER i'Pierre C.C.N.Y. Stamp Club: S.L. To be Great Napoleon was smaller than I. ERIC A. KRAUSS i'BuCk Columbia S.L. Naval Officer LESTER P. KRELLENSTEIN Krellie Columbia Physics Sq.: Lib. Sq.: S.L.: Dra- matic Soc.: Class Nite: Plane Geometry Marking Sq. Manhood Words cannot express my feel- ings. - X 5 N ' I 'f . .1 ik, Q f 4 4 1 ' Z X W,- f , 2 W +2 f f ., af , f .. X 1 A ur fjg.. .r'l' I Q I I M ' f 1 ' f ' f 'T f , , , K .1 L ' 5. .Qt A .. I , x 1 I H ,il ,,., . N V Wilkie. fhzf ' ' my '- we we-wa? 5.2 Elf..-nfxw , 1 -if :SQ 1 l W 1 N ,M ,.,, , Q . 51 CARL KRIEGER C.C.N.Y. S.L.: 5th Form Basketball Team: 6th Form Basketball Team. Successful Business Man i'Russian hands Roman lingers. SEYMOUR KROLL Cornell Capt., Towel Ticket Sq.: Fi- nance Com.: Sr. Council: Arista: G.O. Sq.: Physics Sq.: Guernsey Sq.: Medical Sq. Engineer 'v'Clinton's most defeated politi- cianf' TOBY KRONENGOLD C.C.N.Y. Lib. Sq. lst Lieut.: S.L.: Lunch- room Sq. Chemical Engineer God made man, God made woman-God made me, too. STANLEY G. KRUMBHOLZ C.C.N.Y. Mechanical Engineer Industrious. PETER E. KU MMERER Pete Locker Room Sq. Officer in the Ll. S. Navy MI-Iy'a Mom, it was a tough light, but I made it, DONALD LADEN ,ff QT - f f 62, ti Q2 QV f ig, ,. an FRED LANZER VINCENT LaPIETRA N.Y.U. Medical Sq.: Physics Sq.: Art Sq.: Service Sq. None D.W.C.+C.C.N.Y.:WPA, THOMAS F. LARKIN Shadow College of Hard Knocks Lib. Sq.: S.L.: Victory Corps. To be a Sailor and have a girl in every porthole I'll never smile again if I don't graduate. HENRY A. LAURITANO Professor Univ. of Va. Spanish Off. Sq.: Clinton Night: Soccer Team: S.L.: Italian Club: Pan-American Club: Victory As- sembly Play. Doctor Finalmente Sospiraf' EDWIN C. LAX HStretch N.Y.U. SL., Flying: P.T. Sq.: Ticket Selling Sq.: Clinton News Sq.: Air Division of Victory Corps. Business Executive Napoleon met his Waterloo, I met my Mosholu. STEPHEN R, LAZARUS Steve Ping-Pong Club: Stamp Club: Locker Room Sq.: French Club: S.L, To graduate Clinton Why worry! V I -'Z i Z 4 , ff fai ry f . . . . M 'L V hr .-,.,. si, . I I D4 ? 11 . 'f ,M ' fl , Q . fl ' A .,, I f ,V X ff - .. 1 W ' 124, f 2 N ., A 'N : .7 .WAC . 4 V f : M. ,f Z f if fam Wa vf H . .sf . yi R ,,,, CWA a. vs . . ' in f V . , s Z ff 5 is 1? 1 if A I ZSW-Tf., -. ,,,, ' . if , ff' 2 J , f .V - -..,i:':: A: My 1 . S I gi it f B if eg, 52 i f ff -w t' K ADX BURTON E. LEDERMAN Burt C.C,N.Y. History Honor Soc.: GO. Rep. to Fifth Form Council: Lib. Sq. Chemical Engineer Sad case. THOMAS LEONARDI U. S. Army Orchestra: Locker Room Sq.: Capt., S.L.: Italian Club Sq. Army Air Corps Officer UHigh marks are my meat but I'ni a vegetarian. EUGENE LERNER Eugen N.Y.U. Lib. Sq.: S.L.: Bowling Club. Aeronautical Engineer Euge, but happy. WILLIAM B. LESHIN 'ALesh S.L.: Chorus. Electrical Engineer 'AGoodbye forever. HERBERT D. LESSER Flash N.Y.U. Stamp Club: SL.: Student Court. Chemist Clinton will be soon lesser a Lesser. MORTON I. LEVINE Mort Wisconsin Clinton News: Radio Broad- caster: Magpie: German Club: Sr. Chatter: G.O. Sq.: Dramatic Soc. I do not choose to run A'Money doesn't worry me-it's the lack of it! f JEROME L. LEVINSON Hlerryn N.Y.I,I. Chemistry Preparations Capt.: Chemistry Off. Sq.: Chemistry Soc.: History Honor Soc. Radio Engineer After Levinson-chaos! GERALD LEVY Ierry C.C.N.Y. SL.: Lib. Sq.: Business Staff 1Newsl: Bio. Club: French Club. Civil Engineer All my teachers respect me, because I've been here longer than most of them. LESLIE E. LEWIS 'ALes Harvard Chmn., Sr. Hat Com.: Chmn., Sr. Prom: Clinton News: 7th Form Sec.: Form Councils: S.L. Efficiency It was a great Hght, Mom: but I won. SIDNEY B. LIEBER Sid lBellyl U. S. Army S.L.: Sr. Com.: Locker Sq. To become an Ofhcer in the Army I think Clinton rhymes with Sphinx. LEONARD LICHTER Ted C.C.N.Y. S.L.: Locker Room Sq.: Vice- Pres. Stamp Club: Lunchroom Sq.: Study Hall Sq. Certified Public Accountant Never tell a lie. Do as I say -not as I do. ALBERT LIGHT Al C.C.N.Y. Chem. Off.: Lib.: S.L.g Chess Club: Radio Club. Chemist The light that failed. X 5554. .VI v ff A i'i5:5f':EiE'i' .. , fl I A Ll ...-.swf-..-. 1 ' X 'ff -,ffriu ' . X N f f' 3 ... .. W. 9 s ' sg Q I1 X A Zix 4 s PMN XX ! I f .1 C Ex' 53 Q f if LEONARD B. LITZKY Univ. of Penn. Clintonian: S.L.: Form Basket- ball: Intramural Football: Locker Room Sq.: Chem. Off. Sq. Chemical Engineer After 4 yrs. of Clinton, what does a girl look like? ANTHONY C. LOBELLO Tony Fordham Engineer RUDOLPH LOWE SHERMAN 1. LowY Sherm Columbia Arista: Publicity Com.: Program Com.: Clinton Nite: Lunchroom Sq.: Regents Book Sq.: P.T. Guidance Com.: Sr. Prom Com.: Co-Chmn., Scholarship Investi- gation Com. Electrical Engineer FRANCIS LUPICA Frankie lVIanl1attan Newman Club: Form Basketball Team: Locker Room Sq. Pilot in U. S. A. A. F. A'Well, here I am. IAMES P. LYONS Rip Rutgers Locker Sq.: Swing Club. Farmer You are now looking at the future Bobby Fellerf' if gf I-it---x F I 'gs C Jai , -6 X l Y 9 Q FRANK I. MADONIA ..Ma,. Football Sq.: Service Sq.: Phy- sics Sq.: Italian Club: Intramu- rals. I've nothing to say. ALLEN H. MADRICK Yach N.Y.U. S.L.: Honor School, Aeronautical Engineer Elle n'est pas trop mal, ch? IOHN B. MAHER HSlim Notre Dame S.L.: Locker Room Sq. Millionaire The mighty oak was once a nut, too. MONROE L. MALATZKY Monty N.Y.U. S.L.: Orchestra. Successful Executive Work good, late better. Ab- sence excellent. BURTON S. MALCOLM Anemic Hercules N.Y.U. Sq. Leader in Gym: Study Hall Sq.: Football and Basketball Ticket Sq.: Lib. Sq.: Guernsey Sq.: Victory Corps: Track Team. Veterinarian Clinton has been good to me, but I am very glad to be foutllf' ROY A. MANSON Physics Sq.: Lib. Sq.: Swimming Team: Students S.L.: Medical Club. To be a Doctor 1 LG' .. '. ez.v ' Wf v L 45,1 1' ' it xv W6 , t ,fpxg . . Q, K1 r, W 4 tQB! I , ii 2 K2 . , r ' f . f124.?ZZia if i J. . g 1 X 2 L S 6 , fafiif' ' Q ff fw if, , K ff we . ' z.. . ff' -w 7 , sf Za fN?fk.! ff 'fi ni ' ': :a:.., . fi : j 1. nh U ,, 37 A , A wf sq 1 ' ' ' X ' '5 , K I as vm, WW Zz.: ' VV if ,A- P . . by ,,.. I' ... 5 K.:- ff... 'f . .We ' Zap: 1' 2 Q V 4' :H f 1 ff' , f f f ff ' Wie! I W f If mf ,' ...h gh EE- 0, 5 af!! if W 41 X V! f ' Q f ' 4 2 X X MARTIN MARCUS Mousey U. S. Navy S.L.: Locker Room Sq. To sail a ship in Tokyo Harbor 'Please think of me. ROBERT N. MARCUS Killer Columbia Arista: Associate Iustice, Student Court: Co-Chmn., Sr. Hat Com.: Pres., Medical Soc: Vice-Pres., 7th Form: 7th Form Council: Physics Sq.: Medical Sq.: Lib. Sq.: History Honor Soc.: S.L.: Sr. Rep. Medicine IERRY E. MARENOFF Irish N.Y.U. Arista: Vice-Pres., Sr. Class: Co-Chmm. Sr. Finance Com.: Co-Capt. Guernsey Sq.: GO. Off. Sq.: Ticket Selling Sq. Certified Public Accountant Irish says, AA friend is a fellow who knows all about you, but likes you'. AULISSE R. MARCYIOTTA Margie C.C.N.Y. S.L.: Italian Club. Electrical Engineer You make it up. MICHAEL MARGOLIES Mike Cornell Math Off. Sq.: S.L.: Program Sq.: I, 2 Form Basketball Team: G.O. Rep.: Sect. Bond Salesman: Student Court: Fencing Sq. Hot Trumpet Player i'I'm not sorry I was born handsome instead of rich. STANLEY H. MARGULIES 'iStan N.Y.U. Band: Orch.: Class Nite Band: Clintonite Orch.: Capt., Music Rooms. To see Mr. LeMieux leading a swing band It's not school I mind, it's the principle of the thing. 4 54 f lgggf f R tl Nt f . .5- 5 SEYMOUR MARK Ace N.Y.U. S.L.: Typing Sq.: Band: Sq. Leader. Navy 'Strange as it seems: You are now looking at a Clinton gradu- ate. FRANCIS A. MARSHALL Frankie Army Air Corps S.L.: Italian Club: G.O. Rep.: Victory Corps. Army Pilot I'm broad-minded, that's all I think of. GILBERT MARTINEZ SOL MASKIN Baby Face Dartmouth S.L.: Lunchroom: Football. To be an Astrologer and study heavenly bodies. De Wit of Clinton IOHN MEARA Hlacku Manhattan Served in Silence. To fly with the Navy See Ceorgiadisf' IEROME I. MECKLER C.C.N.Y. S.L. Civil Engineer Next term I'll have a better picture. I -.LF M..- .-ae-W X f f' A 1 It E' -fl. lg .f : X W fi f , MW ww W e fy f , far f 4 J VW. 0 , f ... ' .f .N .4 ' . ' 4 7 V' 'K lu 4' ' 7 W V, X, X N A I, V V 5. ,,g.,zt.. ., 4 H 51. V Q. vvvfifma. . aff I 'q - . 'lf' . 457 ., H x. . , ww . I ,. wi., - ' . . iz.- . e. if .7'. ',sNfw7 ' , ,-e . I , .- . , I if 1 9 I ii ilii IT X - wwf 5 .xv Kiss- L. . 2. 2. SSW I Eff '0 '. ' vu -,mwzxfv -1.1311-1 : f 'W ' . ' . ii ,Pa t- 7 .. , . f. g Q 5 1 f Viv A 55 :f LEO MEDLER PHILIP MEHLER Philly Boy U. S. Army Aircraft Engine Mechanic Every day I learn more and more about less and less and someday I hope to know all about nothing. IRVING L. MEISLER Irv C.C.N.Y. S,L.: Lib. Sq.: History Honor Soc. ' Teacher of History MICHAEL T. G. MEMBRADO Mike Syracuse IIT. Locker Sq.: S.L.: Swing Club. U. S. Army Air Corps For the love of Mike. PHILIP MENDELOWITZ Flip Columbia Clintonian Sq.: Lunchroom Sq.: Physical Training Sq.: Lib. Sq.: Economics Off, Sq.: History Mimeograph Sq. Stay a Bachelor Sights-d Clinton - Escaped same. ARTHUR E. MERKATZ Artie C.C.N.Y. Physics Laboratory Sq.: Lib. Sq.: S.L.: Lunchroom Sq.: C.O. Rep.: Sr. Council. Big Business We also serve. I'm a too. ' waiter WA Q Xdig X I , . Q if f 5 5- w A - I Q ev-:fn WILBUR MESSINGER A'Mess Cornell S.L.: Victory Corps. Tree Surgeon A Morrisite who made good in Clinton. GEORGE METZ U. S. Navy Locker Room Sq.: S.L.: Swing Club: Newman Club. Admiral, U. S. Navy I came, I slept, I graduated! HOWARD G. MICHAELSON Mike Navy S.L.: Locker Room Sq.: Chem. Off. Sq.: Victory Corps. Radio Technician When I went to Clinton God and I knew why-now God only knows why. BERTRAM E. MILLER Limpy Cornell Varsity Football: Coach of In- tramural Football Team: Locker Room Sq.: Lib. Sq.: Magpie Sq.: Clintonian Sq. Mechanical Engineer i'The best fellow will reach the goal line first, IRWIN MILLER Prof. C.C.N.Y. Magic Circle: S.L.: Lib, Sq. Commercial Pilot They told me I could get ahead in this school, so I said, What, isn't mine good enough? LEO MILLER C.C.N.Y. Sq. W: S.L.: Photography Club. Chemist Work fascinates me, I love to watch it. 1- at ol OZ ,Q?'k XJ, xx rqy fl P Q I . slag I K 3 X A Q . if X I Z l' N W f W 4' f J ,W Q I tt! L A' 1 .ir- . Q ,X zl K .W ' sa I. ,Q 5, swf ' - ,. ' f A A .f 5 .W . 4. fy Wh , fv x , s is ,f wx , fm 4 IM 'W . 5. , ,P hge! g N .,,,E A Q. ' uf :ax wi +1 2. W 9 95 3 Q f r gg ,lf ' , 2 M' W M , - . 157, f f ,X .2 Q EQ' ,, f I0 q ,ow III- .f Ls ss W :yu I f X , , was 1-, ef, ,W ' ', ' 5 , , , :.:.. N , - I. ., 4, I 2, f 1 1 AZ, 5. 4 z , . l 2 Rfk N ff A J ,if Q 2' ff X MR' 7 71 M. 52. ,,,:, JZ 1 fa gf ' !?! 4 f 4 ix Q ' is 5 f AI 548 1 M 56 IK jg We gy Z A lt ,trr ,,.:- I I Z 4 Q ' WALLACE I. MILLER Wally Navy P.T. Locker Room Sq.: S.L.: Form Baseball Team: Co-Busi- ness Mgr. of Class Nite. Successful in Business Last 4 years are the hardest. ALAN MISHKIN 'iMish Cornell S.L.: Bio. Field and Nature Club: Microscopic Club. Veterinarian I got thru the lastest with the leastestf' ABRAHAM MITTELMARK Whitey N.Y.U. Physics Sq. Capt.: P.T.A.: S.L.: Class Nite: History Mimeograph. Medicine UIf it's a hit-it's a miss. HOWARD MOLTZ Legs N.Y.U. Chemistry Club: Section Rep.: Track Sq. Surgeon Clinton is like your best girl, it doesn't want to let you gof 1 MARTIN I. MORAND Marty C.C.N.Y. Arista: Clinton News: Program Sq.: Lieut., Math Off. Sq.: Busi- ness Staff, Clinton News: Ration Book Distribution. Economist I toss around nickels like man- hole covers. SHELDON B. MORRIS Shel C.C.N.Y. Lib. Sq.: S.L.: Clinton News Off. Engineer A four-year visit. MILTON MOSES A'Moe Armed Forces Lib. Sq.: S.L.: Ration Board: Class Nite Checking Sq, To live happily ever after Words fail me and so do teach- ers. ALVIN A. MULLINGS Big Moe U. S. Army S.L.: Lunchroom Sq.: Swing Club: Track Sq. To come back 'AGot it and gone. BRUCE L. MURRAY Bubber Ohio State S.L.: Lib. Sq. Radio Technician Welll here I am. NORMAN A. NADEL Norm C.C.N.Y. In Townsend Harris H.S.: En- trance Examination Sq.: Life Saving Sq.: Traffic Sq.: Franco- American Club. In Clinton: Lib. Sq. Civil Engineer fa good onel A'It could have been worse. ILILES M. NADELL A'Noodles Salvation Army S.L.: Lib. Sq.: Locker Room Sq.: G.O. Rep. To come of age for social secur. UI should knock mineselff' EDMUND NADELMAN Eddy Antioch Clintonian Sq.: Track Sq.: Sucf cessful Tryout for Clinton News: Math Club: Art Oil. Sq.: Vic- tory Corps, Land Division. Never to have a Social Security Card Vice-Pres. of 'B.T.W.' fBow Tie Wearerj Club at Clinton. ,fx 1 f ,Q M , V ff Z A 4' ff ff' I 41 ., X X 1 f fff , , 1 . ' f W f ,f Z .1 4 X . f 3 . f W ii M 2 . I Qt. X 1 .gl '. .Q R r mf' SATQAZK '- - -Q-aww sf' X 1 .,,,. 5 :ew X , M... sf- f. .ef 4.sx..4. iv ef . 1 4.32 M.. 57 MORTON NASSHORN Blondy Brooklyn Band: Orchestra: Class Nite Band: Clinton Nite Orchestra: Flying Sq. Dentist Clinton's own Harry Iamesf' LEO NEGRIN Hustler N.Y.U. Board of Governors: Arista: Capt., Guernsey Sq.: Executive Council: Bronx Inter-Boro Coun- cil: Chmn., Sr. Finance Com.: Elections Com.: Lieut., GO. Off. Sq.: Multigraph Sq.: RT. OH. Sq.: Clinton Nite Iournal. Accountant MARVIN E, NEWMAN MSchOlarship Vassar Lib. Sq.: Stamp Club: Intramural Football: Sth Form Indoor Team. C.P.A. What Sinatra got I don't want. ARNOLD H. NITZE Amy C.C.N.Y. S.L.: History OH. Sq.: Victory Corps: History Honor Soc.: Stamp Club. Teacher tHistoryJ I don't mind coming or going from school. It's the hours in between! GEORGE P. O'BRIEN 'ABuddy Columbia Capt., Lunch Sq.: Late Sq.: S.L.: Track Sq.: Arista. To be Electrical Engineer At last I have finished the five- year plan. ROBERT D. OBRIEN Bob Aeronautics Always tired. I 1 in X A T fs Q Lv, L b ALVIN L. OELBALIM Olly N.Y.U. or Air P.T. Locker Sq.: S.L.: Class Nite. Lawyer It's not school so much, it's the principle of the thing. DAVID OIALVO Iumbo N.Y.C.C. To grow a moustache To be an American and exer- cise sportsmanship. NORMAN ORNSTEIN Slugger U.S.N. S.L.: Sq. Man., Sq. Corps, Sq. Capt.: Pres., Psychology Sq.: Sq. HN Basketball and Softball Team: Radio Club. Radio- Engineer My head is like a door knob, any girl can turn it. RICHARD M. OWAROFF Underon Cornell Arista: Orchestra: Lieut., His- tory Mimeograph Sq.: Economics Off. Sq.: S.L.: Lunchroom Sq.: Ir. Red Cross Rep. Mechanical Engineer You think Roosevelt's good, he's had 3 terms, l've had 9. SANFORD PEKELNEY Sandy N.Y.U, Band: Orchestra: S.L.: Locker Room Sq. Aeronautical Engineer 'Tm forever blowing bubbles, ARTHUR PERCY rv LSR' '- J TJ is WW K ali O -2' A-I x riff lx f X f I 4 . ..., . f , . a . Z 'Y at 3 If ,M 7 X X :W K . X ' 0 45' ,'. f X X A ! W! 1 69 W f f f W , X f k f f y 9 1 f , VS fyyf X 1 'X ., X f .L l f ,Q ff ? f ,lx ff , X , ff KIVEN PLESSET C.C.N.Y. Physics Sq.: Chess Club: Vic- tory Corps: Clinton News. Electrical Engineer Tout est bien qui Hnit bien. LAWRENCE PLOTKIN Larry -City College S.L.: Lunchroom Sq. Radio Engineer Leader of men, follower of women. ROBERT H. POHLMANN Dartmouth S.L. Navy and Engineer IAMES B. POLLACI Jimmy Fordham Service Sq. Pilot, U. S. Army A'It's about time I got out, I've been here 8 yrs. ROBERT W. PORIS Bob Navy Swimming Team: Track Sq.: SL.: Lunchroom Sq.: Mr. Lef- koff's Lunch Sq.: Commando: lst Form Rep.: 2nd Form Rep: 1, 2 Forms Track, Swimming Team, Baseball Team, Work and play clon't mix, so why work? IAMES P. POWERS IY Vit. ill. l I Wir ol .W irtmouth :ordham out. Ive Navy itk Sqi vlr. Iti- andoz ist iep.: li 2 Q Team. mix, S0 HOWARD R. PRIBLIT Howie the Ripper U. S. Army Lt., Chem. Prep Sq.: Chem. Off. Sq.: Fire Fighting Sq.: Victory Corps fAir Div.lg Lunchroom Sq.: S.L.: Sq. C: Sq. E. To be a General- General Nuisance Clinton, oh Clinton, how I love thee, but aren't you glad to be rid of me. DAVID 1. PRICE S.L.: C1.O. Rep. To follow in my fathers foot' steps What price glory. HAROLD PRICE UI-larry Columbia Clinton News: Gym Sq. Iournalism A'What price glory! STANLEY L. PRICE Twiny N.Y.U. Corp., S.L.: Locker Room Sq. Tie Manufacturer Never too late to get to school. BENY PRIMM Shorty N. Y. U. G.O. Off. Sq.: Towel Ticket Sq.: Lunchroom Sq.: Service League: Senior Hat Comm.: Asst. Mgr. Basketball Team VH. To become an 'AM.D. HSine Labor Nihil MAURICE B. PRINCE Red M.I.T. S.L. To be a Radio Operator I ,,,. .ic , .4 1 f a 7 f , 4 , 46, f f E We, 451. , . ,.,.. r f sf. , , f if wt yfff Y' W AM-www! ' ' W 7 f f ..,. Z N .,.. , ' 4 .... ' ' I .... N, -sn.: V g X i2i'i 1,' .0273 gm , V paw- 'ist My if I I , is Q V 2 1 X ifgkvy V: .,-tar -.,. Nz 'f fiigf? '- Y . ,V 5,5352 If SALVATORE PUZIO FREDERICK A. QUELCH Freddy N.Y.U. S.L. Engineer 'AI dug a ditch and struck it rich in Wichita. NORMAN RABBINER Normy C.C.N.Y, Organizer, Pres., Vice-Pres., Checker Club: Vice-Pres., Stamp Club: Pres., Math Club: Chess Club: S.L. Mathematician A'Doest thou what thou wilstf' MARSHALL L. RAINES Marsh Ohio State Locker Room Sq.: S.L. U. S, Army Air Corps I'm a leader of men and a fol- lower of women. RALPH R. RANGHELLI 'ARangoon V-12 Capt., Mending 5 Lettering Sq. of Library: S.L. Dentist in Navy TI-IEO. RANZENHOFER URanzy C.C.N.Y. Arista: Basketball Varsity: Lib. Sq.: Program Sq.: Locker Room Sq.: Harmonica Club: lst, 2nd, 3rd Form Basketball Team. Accountant MOh, what a beautiful day! 59 -T X lf f , , - 's I f 3 Xi LEONARD H. RAPPAPORT Lenny Columbia S.L. Sq.: Lunchroorn Sq.: French Club. Engineer Water me, l'm a blooming idiot. RODERICK RASMUSSEN MORTON B. REINER Gcock W.C.L.A. Dentist Teachers respect me here, since I'm here longer than they are. ALFRED REINHARZ MURRAY H. REISER UPete U. S. Navy Class Nite: S.L.: Soccer Team: Football. To be an Elevator Operator in a telephone booth. Don't shoot, Mr. Marz, I've got my lunch pass. LEON REMZE UFrenchy C.C.N.Y. G.O. OH. Sq.: Football Ticket Selling Sq: Regents Sq.: 7th Form Councilg French Club: Sr. Council: Victory Corps: Lib. Sq.: Locker Room Sq. 2. M g- fw- f ,A gf fx x 4 f is s s N D 4 v 0... l. ., A , 657,71 , WF '1 .kwmaso vvtv X X X aa ,X 5 ll sy l X .. .,1, g . Zz .fp +. y 'S ,t '1 , :Ml , . - ' SBJJER' .413 1 :Viv 2 ', s ' :N HL A? 5 ,. I , XZ Q Z ft l 9 If f ' A I V ,.- 1 wi: V H If ,lxfi gglq . ,,,, , . 7 Z' - - 'V fffrft - ' ' . ' 15,,.+ft ,gyumnw 4, Www f W mgkwylf 4-V, fwfwx , Wazzrkj .M y .ZWVQ fx ' . fmt if - - L ,., f Q 1 f - 'ff M .ff 4 if ' ' '.i-'law iw :' 5 ,7 I Vvt.v lfvlwyinf fps fy. ,QafQ?!Q7igfWZ V . . .1 an z..L'4,-gig.--'flu-1 - . 25125052 , 575.3 .,,, 3 ,W l 'off U f g f , 'gf jf. A VI Ev ' M' , 1 , , f y- . . is X ffl M1',W'y,., I 4 az Q . 4 I 'ffflw-rT1.ft.f'f:. ' :ft f Q13 Z' f' WAWT1-0 rw . , ff by ' ,Nye 1 fr... K , 5 , . P. A x - 1' A ,. lf J, f ,Q W x ft.-.5 of W ' ' .... 1 J .f '. Ju 4 e fm 2 Army Officer .1 '-T A53 dv' at , 5 1 lf l 1. txlcnmmv ' fl 7 I . ef 3 . .,, . , -f-v- Z V f 'Eli w, . at .... . 60 Z ff fy fy W fl Q.. f , A Q 5Vf'f5 -9' X ' 1 1.1Q:,,.-'- HAROLD A. RESNIK Hal Columbia Track Team: Cross-Country Teamg Intra, Footballg Form Basketball: Capt., Locker Sq. Engineer I'll do it now. HAROLD H. RHYNIE A'Cyanide - N.Y.U. 6th Form Councilg lr. Prom Com.: Cv.O. Rep.: S.L. Research Chemist Research Chemistry is my aim: to this profession I'll bequeath my name! MELVIN RICHMAN MONROE N. RIEFBERG Ronnie Brown Univ. Record Room Sq.: Locker Room Sq.: S.L. Physician 'Al don't mind school-it's the principle of the thing. EUGENE M. ROBINSON A'C:ene C.C.N.Y. Clintonian Staff: Lib. Sq.: Magic Circleg Victory Corps lLandl: Form Basketball Team: Swing Club. Laboratory Technician LEON ROCK Lee Columbia Physics Sq.: S.L. A Successful Lawyer Advance and be recognized. by 3 Y II U. im H12 ith IIV. JOIII the I NY. 'lagif andli ,wing lmbia .ei F! J LOUIS ROIG Lew Weehauken U. Locker Sq.: 7th Form Team lBasketballj: S.L. Radio Engineer Somebody water me, I'm a blooming idiot. ARTHUR ROMANO - UAITICH Navy Football Team: S.L.: Locker Room Sq.: Newman Club, To be a Manager of a Theatre A' '44' or bust, SAMUEL D. ROSEN Cornell Lib. Sq.: Track Team: Nature Study Club. Veterinary Factsl Facts! What are the facts? DONALD ROSENBERG A'Rosy Brown S.L.: G.O. Off. Sq.: Regents Book Com.: Towel Ticket Sq.: Adult Education Sq. Architectural Engineer For Whom the Bell Tolls KALMAN M. ROSENBLUM Kal 'Merchant Marine Too little and not enough-let's skip it, it's not a bluff. Radio Technician A substitute for P.T .... is jumping at conclusions. SEYMOUR ROSENTHAL sy N.Y.u. Math Club: Lunchroom Sq.: S.L. C.P.A, Friends, Romans, and Clinton- ites, lend me your homework. , f I .5 Wei I ..v.,..',l Fwy hijigl 7 7 ZZ ,Q Wu I Z Z W f f 1 4 , any Q f f 5'- f Q f , 7 If ,I f H. in 7 if f .. , f W . V. .. .,... . X f f f A If f . f ,, z. ' X' ' awww fr gf A , if X f A An .-,Q .,z.g.1,,1 Q ' V .A .A . R W W- 1 ., , ..-fy7Q.',. M Q 5 get 5, 5 XZ ,. I' . xg .49 .if I X, ,. f W f f I X .ff 1 7 ,, Z ff X7 ,MQ V ' SW, 5. A l : 'vv f. 5... .e N522 Rafe: f .. .L i V ' K . ,f-ztfim.-.Z V J f?f5J24:!Ef9T:E' f . f zz, X M? jk Mfg X x V J X Z 2 XX , 'X or I 5 - ' A, 0 T Mei' l f -. vias' 'f ff . 1. W . X, f ' ' ' , ,gi I 1 . -f' R A c f 'wx , xv, E .di MQ . - 2 O. N x . fs 61 I f' :ff W .7 f .... ' 2' f 'Q W Q1 . X g W! IAQ l j .. if zilgzsffxsx L . LEONARD ROSENWEIG Rosie C.C.N.Y. Cheer Leaders: Stagecraft Sq.: Capt., Lighting Sq.: S.L.: Clin- ton Nite and Class Nite. Administrative Engineer I don't know how I did it, but I did it. ARNOLD ROSOWSKY 'AArnie U. S. Army Lib. Sq. To be a Success FRED E. ROTHMAN Fritz S.L.: GO. Off. Sq.: Ping-Pong Club: Lunchroom Sq.: Stamp Club: 4th Form Basketball Team. To travel as much as Mrs. Roosevelt i'Work is fascinating, I love to watch it. DAVID S. RUBIN ' Dave Penn State Cv. O. Off. Sq.: Towel: Arista: Ticket Sq.: S.L.: Spanish Off. Sq.: Math Regents Marking Com.: Bio. Prep Sq.: Class Nite Band lLeaderl. Scientific Research l'Me and Rita I-Iayworth-what a pair. STANLEY B. RUBIN C.C.N.Y. Physics Sq.: 7th Form Council: Math Club: Checker Club. Success in life I've been saving a knock for four years and thelguy next to me in English steals it. MARTIN I. RUDEL U. S. Army Chorus: S.L. To be a second Scudder I So I iinally got out. z if ,Qi dawg ,fb efgr i .K A 892, LEWIS RLIDIN Lew Pennsylvania P. T. Off. Sq. fCapt.J: Late Sq.: Form Basketball: Form Softball: f Section Rep. See the world All's well that ends well. , ,mfs - :wif f ff Q 2 6. ,, , . - y f WV' F7 1 Z, ir. Zi WILLIAM P. RYAN Bill Manhattan , S.L.: Newman Club: Locker Sq.: fy Swing Club. Civil Engineer Youth must be served: and then carried out. ff if fi1':J7'I J P521-, rr 1 wwf W1 , 1., s41bv2fEw V. , ' . ...J . ' 'fizzzefl ' 2 Q 1 ,. 1 f 59: . 'f , , 'fy 7 BEN D. SABALOFSKY 'Baby Face C.C.N.Y. S.L.: Lunchroom Sq.: Pan-Amer- ican Club: French Club: Radio Code Club. C. P. A. Eight terms, four years, now I'm out, three cheers. DIONISIOS SABALOS HD-HH Columbia Lieut., Lunchroom Sq.: S.L.: Math Sq.: Lieut., Math Sq.: Regents Math Marking Com. Civil Engineer A'I'm just little Dan trying to get ahead. ROBERT H. SAGER Ziggy Navy or Pennsylvania S.L.: Track Sq.: 4 years of my life. To be successful as my father HI missed being well bred by a slice. REUBEN H. SAIDEMAN Rube N. Y. U. Ad Manager, Clintonian: G. O. Victory Council Rep.: Class Council of Iune, 1944, at Town- send Harris: S.L.: Stamp Club. 'AMy diploma will be my Eman- N 62 cipation Proclamation - from high school, at least. Z D 'Q' F ff K f' f SN. W M.-,,....., A HOWARD SALZMAN A'Howie Cornell Intermural Football Team: Sgt., Lunchroom Sq.: Off. Supply Sq.: Locker Room Sq.: S.L. Doctor 'Business before pleasure if the business is a pleasure. GERALD E. SANDERS Sandy Harvard Lunchroom Sq.: P. T. Oil. Sq.: Sr. Basketball: Intramural Foot- ball: G. O. Rep. Business Administration At last! DAVID SANKER A'Dave L.I.LI. Light Opera Club: History Honor Soc. Chemist HI, ever in a fright lest I do something wrong, did nothing right. LESTER SATHERSWAITE Swat N.Y.U. S.L.: Locker Room Sq.: Lib. Sq.: Form Basketball: Lunchroom Sq.: Math Club: Photo Club: 5th and 6th Form Councils. To be happy and live a king's life A stitch in time saves nine. DAVID L. SAUSNER 'ADuvie C.C.N.Y. Record Room: P. T. Sq.: S.L. Electrical Engineer A leader of men. MARIO R. SCARI Ski Fordham Co-Capt., S.L.: Lunchroom Sq.: Locker Room Sq. U. S. Army Air Corps His hand and heart are wrapped in art. hir J STANLEY M. SCHAPIRO 'ASchap Georgia Tech Bus. Man. and Ad Man., Clin- ton News: Clintonian: S.L.g Sr. Chatter: P. T. Locker Room Sq.: P. T. Off. Sq.: Lib. Sq. Civil Engineer I've been thrown out of better places than this. FRED I. SCHAYES Fritz C.C.N.Y. S.L.: 6th Form Basketball Team. Navy Air Corps UQuiet as a mouse. MARVIN G. SCHEINER S.L.: Lunchroom Sq.: Late Sq.: Football: Track. Doctor My face is my fortune, poverty is no disgrace. BERNARD L. SCHERER Bernie C.C.N.Y. French Off. Sq.: S.L.: Lunch- room Sq. Electrical Engineer On to success with books for study. RICHARD S. SCHLESINGER Dick C.C.N.Y. Guernsey Sq.: G. O. Off. Sq. Naval Aviator 'ANext term my Clintonian pic- ture will look better. EMILE O. SCHMIDT Toppy Columbia Lib. Sq.: S.L.: Clinton Lensmen: Dramatic Club. Radio Announcer I know l'm not handsome, but what's my opinion against thou- sands. 1 1 Z Q . ' mfffsr? if ,, .M W - , ., .K , O V e ar- . my g ' fag ,. 1 .1 ' , fi , W- hfigj gm 7 4337? f W X , ,fag 3 f fff? f Z Z H X ! 1 ff xv! 5 fig ,W 31 ,J . 5 , Z iw. ' q ,.,:. V 259 W 'ff ,ff 1 ' 1' ' -' mfg 1. . Yi? ,ff : .. W' W f' Q Sw' ,Q Z r ff ' N ff 4: 11.42 W' 7 ' ' 'I ..Zi9A55IE35'.' , 6 ..,. 5 , . 1 I im .. .af f wfix ffs . K W. x 'f . - I.. .S it . .... . .1 R E s f F X gs 2,1 9 i 'J il? E. -4 yyyy yy MURRAY G. SCHMIDT 'ASmitty Penn State Radio Engineering I -love work: I could sit here and watch it all day. HENRY C. SCHNEIKER C.C.N.Y. Lib. Sq. SAUL SCHUSSEL Salty N.Y.I.I. Clintonian, Sq. D: Newspaper Salesman, Sq. W: Lieut.. His- tory Mimeograph Sq.: Lieut.. Eco. Off. Sq.: 7th Form Basket- ball Team. Dentist I wanna have pull. HERBERT SCHWARTZ Square Skull N.Y.I.I. SL.: Lunchroom Sq.: Flying Sq. Army Air Corps 'AIS he a hard drinker? Indeed, no! lt's the easiest thing he does. SEYMOUR I. SCHWARTZ Sy Yale Arista: Clinton Nite: Program Sq.: Lunchroom Sq.: Publicity Com.: Administrative Off.: S.L. Surgeon De Witltel of Clinton. WOLFGANG SCHWARZ Wolfy Columbia or N.Y.U. Victory Rep.: Air Raid Precau- tion Corps: War Bond Sales- man. Doctor of Medicine Do unto others as you 'would have them do unto you. I 3 : v I all ,,.... .' - 63 U, 'gy 1 f Y f . t 'e 1 ' 4' o Ii X -05' 9 lying' C . MARTIN P. SCHWEITZER Swiss Syracuse S.L.: Locker Sq.: Lib. Sq.: P. T. Sq.: Late Pass Sq.: Bio. Sq. Horticulturist BENSON SEIDMAN Lefty N.Y.U. Capt., Varsity Track: X-Counf try: Intramural Football: Form Basketball: Pres., Wingfoot Club: P. T. Off. Sq.: Locker Room Sq. Dentist A'Sorry, my draft board said that I can't stay any longer. SIDNEY SEIFER A'Doc Dartmouth Radio Announcer After four years in solitary, they're finally letting me out. LEONARD H. SELK 4'Lenny LI. S. Army S.L.: Chorus: Capt., Oral Hy- giene Sq.: Vice-Pres., Jazz Club: Swing Club. To be a Success Wanna buy a gym spot? sf? rf if xl J is 'mv 5 6 ..f.,..5 ... P 1 f' L EM V f, I' .ii f. , X vii.: . Z, sf' ' A -1 X ze ., , , , 1 Ms 5 fy Pr f X I .a .pp v rp ieizi f IERRY SELKIN Shorty N.Y.LI. q 'qi i 431 French Club: S.L. II1 I Doctor fq. He who only hopes is hope- Q 1 In H -:,,.:. less' ... ..i. STEVEN SERLETIS 'ASteve Manhattan tU.S.M.C.l S.L.: Locker Sq. Engineering The teachers are happy, tool' 918 54 K. 'nm-'F s fb 12 1 7' 1, wtf -.fi f Cb I qi' I 2' c ' 1 f A ax f 4 Q? fx Q4 me .W ' N tl X J f , f s ffl! ,4 A' , 19 x ' , fx ' -s T: Pfisrr . ' f'1.,. wfgefn fx ,4 l I f ,rw 4 f his A f f ' 5 l f gi W- 'f 4 Q W , X f f f ay fi f f zz J , 4. f f ' filfi 64 - WZUW , eil 5 - ff . .... , .lui-w,aw..f IVAN SHAPIRO A'Shappie N.Y.LI. Orchestra: S.L.: Honor School Off. Sq.: Program Sq.: Psycholf ogy Sq.: Spanish Off. Sq. Aeronautical Engineer I was such a nice boy when I came to Clinton. SEYMOUR SHAPIRO A'Sy C.C.N.Y. Soccer Team: S.L.: 3rd Form Soccer Team. Play piano a la Duchin '4Here comes Shappy hipping along. A Et, . ..., STANLEY H. sHAP1Ro Shap N.Y.I,I. S.L.: 5th and 6th Form Basket- ball Team: Student Aid Soc.: Locker Room Sq.: Lunchroom Sq. Dentist ' United States Navy of Occu- pation in lapanf' ALFARABI A. SI-IELDON HAI LI. S. Army Chorus: Track and X-Country Team. To be Like Mr. Scudder A'Running away from the draft. SIDNEY SILLER Sid Syracuse Adult Educational Sq.: Locker Room Sq. Lawyer THEODORE SILVERBLATT Teddy N.Y.LI. Capt., French Sq.: French Sq.: S.L. Doctor Bon soirHBon jour, 'So Long. ' Lst. . lv HARVEY SILVERSTEIN Silvy C.C.N.Y. Lib. Sq.: Lunchroom Sq.: SL.: Victory Corps: Cercle Francais: Stamp Club. C. P. A. HORST SIMON C.C.N.Y. Spanish Off. Sq.: SL.: Study Hall Sq.: Pan-American Club. Accountant MARVIN N. SIMON 'ADoc N.Y.U. P. T. Sq.: Intramural Basketball. Iournalist ShYVvvY- MARTIN SINGERMAN A'Singe LI.S.C. SL.: Lunchroom Sq.: G. O. Off. Sq.: Form Basketball: Locker Room Sq. Lawyer i'Words fail me: so did my teachers. ANOELO N. SIRICO Ang Navy Locker Room Sq.: Auditorium Sq.: S.L. Navy Pilot I fooled you, didn't I?? MARTIN SISENWEIN A'Sis C.C.N.Y. Lib. Sq.: S.L.: Iazz Club: Swing Club. To succeed In l942 the marines took Gua- dalcanal-I took algebra. ,X ! t .. iv. XX .Ui 1 if-. i R ,Ma X64 fir 6 t ,E . A. 1. we X A Ai 'U gs Sli 2 -7 6 x K 51: fl 5 . mi' T ' X .QL .L fad. Mt ' Ll iv-tif.:-' 1 I r. 9. . '. f .3-in .. in .Q iii I I' I.. TW, S gg ,. : f: Z I 'X Qu' va, . , ' X y . . .I .fi RAYMOND SKOLNICK Ray LI.S.C. Sq. F, S.L.: All Form Basketball Team: Sr. Basketball Team: Aquarium Club: Lunchroom Sq.: Victory Council. Millionaire The kiddie Car stopped with a jerk and I got out. GEORGE R. SLATER i'Slats I.I.S.A.A.F. Sq. N. Rocket Engineer Mars or bust. IAMES P. SMITH 4'Brother LI. S. Army Band: Swing Club: Track Team. lwusician: clarinetist Never B Hat, always B sharp. DANIEL SOLOMON 'Bones' N.Y.LI. Sr. Basketball Team: SL.: Lock- er Sq. -x Tobeornottobeam.. What does it all mean? NORMAN SPECTOR Normy History Mimeograph Sq.: Eco. Sq.: Stagecraft Sq.: SL. Aviation lVIechanic 'Paroled after -1 years. STANLEY SPECTOR 'AShrimpy LI. S. Air Force Stagecraft Sq.: Mimeograph Sq.: History Echo Off. Sq.: Lib. Sq. To Succeed in life I didnt ex-Spector to gradu- ate. OD fb 6 5 SV' .k THEODORE E. SPENCE Teddy C.C.N.Y. S.L.: Auditorium: Class G. O. Rep.: Class Secretary. Musician A'Be a good musician and you're tops. IAMES I. SPICA 'ATris N.Y.U. G. O. Off. Sq.: G. O. Rep.: Secy., Italian Club: Victory Council. Medical Doctor The impossible has finally hap- pened-I've graduated! SALEM SPITZ 'AAdmiral M.I.T. Arista: Gen. Science Prep Sq.: Student Court: Class Nite, Chemical Engineer 'ACome up and see my fleet some time. ROBERT STARR JAMES R. STATEN Rudy C.C.N.Y. or N.Y.U. Band: Track. Engineer No knock, I use Texaco. SEYMOUR W. STEINHART Sy-Pops U.S.C. 1st-7th Form Basketball Team: Sr. Basketball Team. To be a success Clintons hipster. ,L W K 1 fl 4 '--9' nf' . f . '44 s 1 f WWA . . . T I f .M , : '. ' fl Z .. . , iam 2 T f I , A fm 'K xi ,...g a..e. Lf lla ! W . f K W Z Sofa it me 1 Z 'ff 66 ISAAC Z. STEINHAUS Zeque C.C.N.Y. Record Room Sq.: Locker Room Sq.: S.L.: Student Court. History Teacher A great scholar and ballplay- er. ROBERT STERRN Bobby C.C.N.Y. Chemistry Sq.: 3rd Form Bas- ketball Team. Research Chemist The only STERN with a double 'Rf I. ROBERT STILLMAN Bob Syracuse Lib. Sq.: S.L. Iournalism All teachers respect me for I was in the school longer than they were. WALTER C. STOLOV Artie las in Shawl C.C.N.Y. Arista: Band: Orchestra: Busi- ness Staff, Clinton News: Re- gents Sq.: Chem. Off. Sq.: Math Regents Marking Com.: Chem. Soc.: German Club. Chemical Engineer IOHN M. STONE Rocky S.L.: Lib. Sq.: Soccer Sq. This rolling Stone gathered no knowledge. HOWARD M. STRUMEYER Howie National Farm School Football Sq.: Physics Sq. Farmer Cchickens?l The 'hick from De Witt.' SEYMOUR SLISKIN NSY.. Locker Sq. Business after war Am I really getting out? It's about time! IERRY SLISSMAN SuSS N.Y.U. Sq. K: Football Team: Math Sq.: Spanish Sq. To get rich and retire at 21 EUGENE G. TANENBAUM Gene Miami U. P. T. Off. Sq.: Locker Room Sq.: Lib. Sq.: Form Basketball Team: Sr. Basketball Team: Towel Ticket Sq. Electrical Engineer BENIAMIN S. TEPPER Ben C.C.N.Y. Gen. Off. Sq.: Lib. Sq.: S.L.: PanfAmerican Club. To engineer the Allies on to victory I don't care for girls with green eyes-I only like girls with green backs. STANLEY Z. TEICHBERG Big Lefty Yale Form Basketball Teams: Sr. Basketball Team: Form Baseball Team: Lunchroom Sq.: F- T- Off. Sq. Meteorologist Roosevelt was good, but I'll be better. MYRON TETELMAN Tet C.C.N.Y. Pres., Math Off. Sq.: Math Club: Arista: First Aid Sq.: Lieut., Lunchroom Sq.: Form Softball Team: Form Victory Rep. Chemist 4'Work never hurt anyone, but I'm not taking chances. mmf . . yy, Q1 'gl vi . W 1 7 KI y ff fff ,f :, , , Z M I x ..,-Z!! if ,A,fp,g,,?5,5g V --Z: V ,. W .X S 34, '. '.'f : IWW... . ?:E:E:: -1. mx it if 'Q-1 . s. i 1...Z,.A ' . 5, ff, , ' V 1.1 .7 Aish 41:5-W Q 2 : fmstiiffx Y 5 3 f A if W 3' . ,vlk x is Ziivix' 'D J! . . .1 f -- , .,'..' I . f iz: . 4 i?1:.::::ff2'.s . PATRICK P. TETTA Pat N.Y.U. S.L.: Clinton Lensmen: Clinton- ian. Doctor All's well that ends . . . and this is the end. GILLARD L. THOMPSON Sonny Douglass Soc.: History Soc.: Salvage Club: Swing Club. Civil Service A'Nobody knows the trouble I've seen. ALVIN E. TOFFLER A'Hausy S.L.: Physics Sq.: Locker Room Sq.: Business Staff: Bio. Sq.: Clintonian Sq. Philanthropist THEODORE TOUSTER Teddy N.Y.U. S.L.: Ping Pong Club, Engineer A'All's well that ends well. EDWARD TRACHTENBERG Ed Cornell Capt., 2nd Lieut., Gen. Science Prep Sq.: Arista: Vice-Pres., Sec'y. French Club: S.L.: Mi- croscopical Soc. To have a biography written of me From Hastings commandos to Samuel's army. ROBERT I. TRAUBE Bob Locker Sq.: Newman Club. Fighter Pilot Keep 'em flying. 67 A 9 VV . 485, . IOHN F. TREROTOLA A i'The Terror Columbia '- SL.: Radio Code Club: French 1 Ciub. M aw , Engineer QMarinel TT - ' I 4'Ashes to ashes, dust to dust, ' if Uncle Sam doesn't get me, a ..-' ' woman must. :Ef 12'1 ::1' ,,,,,,, R52 fi ..i-k., .R ' f A+ HARCLD S. TROUPIN X ff I'Ial N.Y.U. V ' I , A ' Capt.. Coach, Fencing Team: l X If 5 Lit. Ed., Clintonian: S.L.: Class Q LI a t Nite: War Stamp Salesmanp 6th, X zl - ':', . Q 'H 7th Term Section Rep.g T.I'I.ITI.S. 1 -1. A I Fencing Team: T.H.H.S. Sta- ' I A ,V diumg T.I-I.I-I. Deutsches Verein: l ,,, I if News Tryouts: Bowling Club. f Psychologist bv 4 Cyrano had nothing on me! 5 swordsman, wit, loverfme too! 5 lllzx . K' ROBERT TURNER A ,f of I .,,, iiiz 2 5- 'f'-..:-1. A X HAROLD TURNOUEST 1 VV,, jg ANTHONY URRETA r Tony New York State 3 -:- f -:-'2 1 ' Maritime Academy . ,,,. K , , , , t ..,, . Clintoniani Spanish Off. Sq., , , SL.: Late Sq. 1 fi , Engineer ig., if iff 7 I R- - ' 'le rr. Nw S 'Experience is the best teacher. . X . f' f A . f W 4: t ' ' J X3 ,VVV . . ffl' f ,, , ff 3 R in ZS., MERVIN VAN BLAKE A 2 .,..,, V -SEI ,I ' Z., -. Q mfg, L X .Q f X , fi . . , f 2 'W ff 2 4 if? 68 f N .W W ALBERT VECOTSKY SL.: Class Rep. Aeronautical Engineer Maybe I won't be 4F-who knows? RICHARD L. VOGEL C.C.N.Y. Sec'y, Chess Club, Stamp Club. Engineer SINAI M. WAXMAN Si N.Y.U. Lib. Sq.: SL.: Lunchroom Sq.: Honor Roll. Physician Thought is the wind, knowl- edge the sail, and mankind the vessel. RICHARD S. WEINER Shorty C.C.N.Y. Lunchroom Sq.: Gen. OE. Sq. Physicist UC'y est which means hooray. LAWRENCE WEINSTEIN Moose Harvard S.L.g Victory Corps: Form Bas- ketball. Business Administration A'Wein, women and Weinstein.' MORTON WEINTRAUB 'iMorty C.C.N.Y Regents Book Com.: Sq. C S.L. Electrical Engineer I'll work sitting down: that's where I shine the most. 1 ARNOLD WEISLER Hwhrezer' N,Y.U. 'W L S.L. ,, ,, - 'P Aeronautical Engineer A 'AA genius at heart. A 4 l R LLOYD WEISMAN C.C.N.Y. S.L.: Petition to Save Townsend Harris. Medical Field Four years for a senior hat that doesn't Ht, HERBERT A. WEISS Herb C.C.N.Y S.L.: Lib. Sq. Electrical Engineer I pursued my studies, but never quite caught up with them. MARVIN I, WEISS Hleepu C.C.N.Y. Second Lieutenant Not even the Service League' IACOB M. WEISSMAN Curly L.l,Ll. Victory Council Rep.: S.L.: Clinton Lensmen: Land Victory Corps. Photographer Let's have some cheesecake, baby. ROBERT L. WELEDNIGER Bob Cornell Study Hall Sq.: Mgr., Swim- ming Team: Swimming Sq. Successful Businessman Waterbury bound. 2, .1 fa. . ,, 'f ,... f lids- , 1 f gk wi f X, f1fs ,,f' l ', ffZ'.,,zf i ' fr Amar li I ff' . h f '13 gy? .V . . e iff' ' t ' ..t.s, it f ee. 439' 'X ARTHUR B. WENIG 'AWeenie U. S. Navy S.L.: Gen. Off. Sq. lt's up to Uncle Sam My head is like a door knob, a certain girl can turn it. MELVIN L. WERNER Mel R.C.A. Institute S.L.: Stagecraft Sq.: Pan-Amer- ican Club. Radio Engineer Even the mighty oak was once a nut, rttt W ,,.,, DONALD R. WEXLER M t ' A 'Bee Bee uso, H ,, 1, A aj Form Basketball Team: Sr. Bas- : ' f 'f 'eV, ' Z ketball Team: Section War ff . Bond Salesman: P.T. Off. Sq. ,W Q Millionaire f ' X ff' High school was a dream-I ,gf Q X slept right through it, IOEL N. WHITE TM I 'i' lo lo C.C.N.Y. YK . ,f.e nb V' Form Softball Teams: Radio 'L' J A 'Q Code Club: Victory Council A gr- Rep.: Spanish Club: Scrap Metal A ' , Police Detective A I Lend me the math homework! f ,,.., - LEROY 1. WHITE ew, ' A'Roy Howard 4 Q Q --,::v-v- 5 'ii :. ' Q u f Engineer Q i 1 r All good things must come to , an end. ri L i'r' Y 2 ..,. f-Q 4 f , ,, .i WILBERT WHITEHORN X 3, Azqz. 'V ,I 'ALefty Pennsylvania V I N M grx Clintoniang Victory Corps: S.L.: K -T it Locker Room Sq.: Lunchroom , r W , Dentist ......, ,,. V Don't give me any of your :'FW 69 'R er, C A f E '- I , o Ze- , - lam X 'K 0 I jx!! hx f f 'Il 3 ll HOWARD WIEDER MHowie N.Y.LI. Lieut., Guernsey Sq.: Lunch- room Sq.: G. O. Off. Sq.: Band. Woman Doctor Specialist UNO knock, Ethyl. RICHARD WITTIVIAN STANLEY WOHL RICHARD D. WOHLSTEIN 'ABlackie U. S. Navy Chorus: S.L.: Intramural Foot- ball. Engineering A' 'After living with wolves, one learns how to howl'HGoethe. I'm just a victim of circum- stances. GILBERT S. WOLF AlWolf Bklyn. Poly. Inst. Football Team: Commando: S.L.: Gym Capt.: Student Court: Victory Corps: Locker Room Sq. Engineer They call me 'Wolf' and you know why! rx V, Z: eb , f 1' 1 f WL 'Q .-Tr, An 5 X fr 4 W f Qs fl 3. N. s , ' f 1. f N , ' ' Q 7 ' f ' ,Q f' 2, , my 0 31. , 'A v.,:?::y ' F ' 3i? AZ ' , fl ' 'X I . -f mi 4 , ii Q .. W . -We 2 f f ff I W ,Q , f , :::,:,W4s N iff . it ,. 'gi ...., , :Q ,Z K la Z if 1 f Y ny C.,,,41,.,. I yf 1, W1 X , . f , f : f ZH 'f 2? ,. ., Ai, I U Q - x ? E W ,,,,:'-:P V: 3 4: Ib-9 f f f 2 1 iff 6 x 1 r K-1 ,f I ' Mm ef, W - f f 'gf f: ,JO X f ff W 'M X ff W , if ff X 4 f , f 1 Z f ,Q 4 QW W. . QM. X fb Q : f 4 ivjffj rf- KX df . 'ff:':.,rWf: E. ff ,f ., X i Qff! 3 , 1 427 1 fy, . K ff WW' Z A Q W W f , , f Z , DAVID WURMAN I Dave C.C.N.Y. Regents Book Sq.: Eco. Off. Sq.: French Club: Chess Club. V 9 7 C. P. A. ,'-f I Four years for a diploma, and now the waste paper drive. A Ill' , A fx,-IA . E5 70 QT ALBERT YOUNG Iuj Columbia Supply Sq.: Administrative, Zin- garo: Lost and Found: Sr. Rep.: Sr. Basketball Team. Attorney at Law Leaving school with a moun- tain of knowledge is just a big bluff. ' HAROLD ZEIF RONALD ZIMMERMAN Zimmy Tufts Supply Sq.: Lunchroom Sq.: Lost and Found: Arista. Dentistry and Oral Surgery Is your dentist a good dentist? Sure, he filled my teeth with great pains. GEORGE H. ZOETTLEIN N.Y.U. Sgt., Military Training Corps: P. T. Sq. Leader: Stamp Club: Victory Corps. Business Executive N.Y.U. or bust. DANIEL A. ZLICKER Cookie Pennsylvania Program Sq.: Arista: Chess Club: Aero Club: Art Off.: 3rd Term Ping Pong Champ.: Administra- tive Asst. Off. Sq.: Vice-Pres., Aeronauts. Accountant MARVIN ZWIEBACH 'AIVIercury N.Y.Ll. Track Team, X-Country Team: Victory Corps: Air Raid Pre- caution Corps: Late Club: Radio Club. If at First you don't succeed. try, try again! and I guess I'll always be trying. y HENRY E. CAMERON .V Gene Howard ' if? X-Country Team: Track Team: ' Douglass Soc.g S.L.9 Track Sq. Physician W Man save thyself. I 1 . I f W W 9 'WV 079 , ' Y ', 71 W, W? Qiamara Shg ROBERT BOHN NAT I-IICKERSON THOMAS E. IERMAN, IR. Whitey No. Dakota Il. Chorus. Too little and not enough. Singer I came, I saw, I was drafted. THOMAS LUCKEY IOSEPI-I NICHOLAS ROY M. SCHEINER California U.C.L.A. Arista: Chairman, War Bond and Stamp Com.: Bio. Prep Sq.: Capt.. Bio. Off. Sq.: Victory Corps Rep.: Pres., Microscopi- cal Soc. Doctor A'I'm going to be a scientist: move over Millikanf' ARTHUR WADE 71 mtlutty 4,1 Q f xl ,Q f NJ lietll 3 Z f 4 'W A mg Z0 X134 Q, A , 1 ,Al 1 rw lv, ,4 15 W 255551,-V ' z WM ,z ....... . ......, . 1 f 1 1 1 ., f:5:..w....' 'K ,,,, A -' ., ..., M f xr ff f xy., ,Q V Zi, fy ff A f b , J. y fl f A f fu!! Q f , fwia f 'f 1 1 f ' 4 mi QZf.,,,LL? '. V, Na www X WK as V, ,, 1,f4v7N , X f M'hy33f4W 6 , .B Q A M -dw W 4, M ,rf 'IQ t, MN -fw , 4 mfg M3 ' . ,,,, , QJ, Q I ' V mx, Wm: . . , ' Z Q, yy . 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' 1 , A, I 1 1134, M if f 4, A , , 5 f Q. - 1 M 1 M I 1 1 ' PM ' Q 1 , f 1 f' X, ' 'H ' W ' 4 1' 1 f f , 1? , 1 1 Q' EN Y ' Q-M , -- f 1. if 'cu 9 V 1 A 1 'gf an 3, 1 X 1 1, 'M v - ,, m iff 1 . -EQ 'N 11 K gp ' 1 f 21 ,K 1 1 ' U1 Z y f QS 1 -l ,f M I ' , X 5 5 ,, 1' 19 , 1 1 Q , , I W: ' f 1 if ,, W:v? 1.'Q : 1, ., vg1. gwjQQg, X , ff, Jwwhwgg Q h 2 ,, ,K ,V , Y 7 f '-'-' s 2 -V 155' , i l V f N . 1' fl :X W Q - Q ' QL.: fill 'I , C1 1 1 ,1 ' ' X 11' 1 . 1 ' ' ' JN Ffa BTW 3 J, Q 'il -an-nl ag-25,2 'f K' 1 5 ffzggq 'W 5. 1 X gf, -X 1 , 'J . 'L I 1 lf - A f 1' ' if I V13 XV u-. 1. Wig f ' I 5 W... 16' . ...wp ,M .x....,.. s ,vivo 4- 1 RJ NNN 9 1 - X 31 5325 gx ?ff 9 Wysikm ,Q oi 1 162 J. A rms mu ww xx tlmtts un aradt ln French they say, Quelle monstrositef' In German they say Gut Gott. Good old American slang would put it 'fHoly mackerel. ln any language they are referring to our Senior Hat. It is rumored that this gaudy headgear, reminiscent of clashes between men clad in blue and grey, was conjured up by a Hat Committee .... No wonder no one knows who they are. Free French relations were dealt a cruel blow as the pride of les admiraux francais, the French Naval Hat, went the way of many a good ship, to reside permanently in Davey Iones' locker. The same fate was shared by the Crew Cap, which was drowned out by the arguments of ardent Harvard and Yale fans. And so it was, that the Clinton Senior found himself the proud possessor of a sumptuous sombrero that made Generals Grant and Lee turn over in their respective graves. After several weeks of indecision, a few more hardy Seniors ventured beyond the protection of Clinton's corridors, to face the hostile glances cast by freshmen, envious Sevens, and cynical sophomores. Nor were glances the only things cast at Seniors. The Senior Hat became the target of an all out blitz, with snow- balls, ripe tomatoes and verbal epithets being used as artillery, It was not uncommon for a Senior to be deluged with such re- marks as: 'fl-Iey, Reb! !'Damn Yankee! !'Oh, Red Cap carry my bags! and Well whatya know, one o' leb Stuart's boys! This does not include a host of other unprintable ones. Despite all this, the Clinton Senior is unaffected. He still goes on his merry way, and may be seen walking thru the halls, whis- tling in a very blase manner. I-le pauses now and then - to adjust his chapeau at a more jaunty angle, coma pletely unaware of the teacher slinking up behind him .... i f 74 r' l z -.X ,Q-11 N i 1' l l l l 1 l l i , ' 1,4 I N... , gf? X f, NW T S 4 xx 2 f 5 S 1 f -f S S 2 X K ,X - : N: f :L Z ,tri-E. ,UQ H, fr, g.,,AL3,,?,.i,, , ., www, ,Egr- SOCCER TEAM if ,V 1 W TRACK TEAM 76 hr nusting izlrl TRACK-In this, his second suc- cessive season as track coach, Mr. lacob Silbert found Old Man Grad- uation his toughest competitor even before the board campaign got un- derway. Rudy Simms, Tom Clay- ton, Lenny Scheer, Clarence Wil- liams, and the two Callender boys had departed, leaving the Red and Black pilot with only three return- ing veterans, namely: Capt. Benny Seidman, Gllie Tucker, and lohnny Taylor. But by the sheer fact that they represented De Witt Clinton, the tracksters went into the indoor city championships and emerged third behind New Utrecht and Lin- coln. Deadlocked with New Utrecht at seventeen points going into the last event, the 1200-yard relay, spectators saw the Governors fail to place while the Green annexed first place for five additional mark- ers and the meet, Lincoln's quartet garnered third to wind up with eighteen tallies and the place posi- tion. i l -in eeondsuq. ioaeli, My. lan Grad- ftitor even In got un- 'orn Clay- enee Wil- ncler boys elledanel ee return- pt. Benny rdlolrnny 'tact that Lt Clinton, tlie indoor r emerged it and Lin- tw Utrecht ginto the ard relay, ernors lail H annexed anal rnarlv ngqnartet 1 up Wlfll plate p05l' SWIMMING-During this past spring semester, Clinton's mermen remained idle as far as actual P.S.A.L. competition Went. But the Governor surf-splashers were un- dergoing intensive limbering-up operations in anticipation of their Winter offensive. Coach William Chambers' squad, this term, con- sists of Captain loe Iiminez, Alan Tichner, Wally Scher, Bob Cham- bers, Chuck Stern, Seymour Ler- ner, Lionel Martinez, Bob Sprauer, Don Kolesnick, Norman Martin, Frank Vincenti, Bob Bahssin, Bob Woods, Ken Giebel, George Tay- lor, Stan Roth, and Manager Bob Weledniger. 'I'-'X' 'Z' FENCING-Away back in those dark and dreary days of the new term, it seemed as though no teacher would undertake the task of coach- ing the Red and Black's foil con- tingent. But up popped Mr, Lee Iuillerat and Whether it was begin- ner's luck or not, his charges, cap- tained by Hal Troupin, captured third place in the city fence-off elim- ination tournament. This marked the first time in years that the House of Clark had come so near to the top and those foil-wielders, besides 1-...e,...'-W ,rp-,gf--f - - X SWIMMING TEAM HANDBALL TEAM 77 Captain Troupin, who made it pos- sible Were: Milt Horwitz, Ted Levy, Bill Neufeld, Dan Taub, and Char- lie Levy. '! !'+ CHEERLEADERS-As the red bulb flashed and the buzzer bel- lowed to the malcontent of scores ol loyal Clinton sons, the House of Clarlcs cheerleader corps joined the ranks of the unemployed. Franklin High had just taken the measure of a scrappy Clinton five, thus Wash- ing overboard the hopes that the anticmen had for cheering at the City Championship playoff tussle. Those Whose jobs it was to Hmake with the hands included Captain Howie Albrecht, lack Greenberg, Ierry Wientraub, Larry Ashinoff, Lenny Rosensweig, Dave Pollack, Charley Maledosian, Kenny Kluger, and Stanton Roth. 'fl' -'Z' 'Z' SENIOR ATHLETICS - In comparison with previous hoop squads, this past quintet, under Captain Billy Ducas, topped them all. At center they didn't come any in F 'G - f:'53'r:'f'4 f. - - ,S 'alfrl'-F-'J' '-5,4-'S'51'9?.2'.. ' .I Q ll pns- fd LQVY, ld Chap. AS the red :zen bel, Ol scores Hnuseof niinedthe franklin easuieol us wash- that the g at the ll tussle. in make Captain reenberg, Asliinofl. Pollack, ylfluger, 5 f In U5 ll0Op ff, Ulldef COLQQ Hllv better than Leo Gilmovsky. As a tower of strength under the boards and possessing a knack of dropping in sets from the corner, Leo's record was one of good standin'g. Ducas and Donny Wechsler held down the guard positions. The latter really went to town in those opening min- utes of the Monroe affair, won in- cidentally by the Governors, 32 to 26. Twice in early season's play, Sy Steinhardt scored in double fig- ures. Last but not least was Lefty Teichberg, gifted with a pair of winged feet and a dead-eye, so to speak. As for substitutes, Gene Tannenbaum's deft ball handling and businesslike playmaking easily tagged him as the number six man. 'X' 'I' 'Z' BASKETBALL-De Witt Clin- ton's Ball Brothers, Foot and Bas- ket, met in the darkest portion of the lunchroom two years ago and it was there that Foot divulged his go- ing-away intentions, Before he bid Basket farewell, however, he made him promise to carry on the old Red and Black tradition, that of victory. Thus, the '43-'44 hoop season has fulfilled for Basket the promise made to Foot. SENIGR ATHLETICS I i BASKETBALL TEAM 79 Basket impressively placed the Bronx crown upon his spheric nog- gin by eking out a 42 to 39 decision over Taft's toughies. One week la- ter the little man with the leather sun tan closed shop with a pack of Tigers from Evander. ln punc- turing the pillbox twentyftwo times. 4'Foothills Schayes emerged top pilferer in the borough. His ninety- eight P.S.A,L. markers bettered the ninety-four chalked up by teammate Ioel Kaufman. And so Basket's right-hand man, Nathan April, directed traffic to and from Madison Square Garden. Un Wednesday, March 8, the Coach handed Curtis, Richmond's best, a one-way ticket back to Richmond. Schayes and Kaufman were the big guns with the loud noises as far as scoring was concerned. Seventeen for Mr. S. and twelve for Mr. K. represented half and four more of the fifty registered by the Good Governor. But alas! All good things came to a rather abrupt ending. Before an even larger turnout than that which witnessed the Curtis contest, the wearers of the Red and Black bowed 40 to 35 to an aggressive, towering Franklin live. Had Clinton suc- ceeded in tossing in more than the five of eighteen free throw attempts, the outcome would have made the House of Clark the following morn- ing a much cozier, lifelike place to 80 attend. As the saying goes, He who wishes for too much often re- ceives too little. To the crop of thirteen dribblers, namely, Adolph Schayes, Ioel Kauf- man, Iordy Klein, Bob Campbell, Bernie Dauerman, Lou Carlo, Paul Sweeney, Alvin Haas, Artie Glass, Marv Finkelstein, Paul Morrissey, foe Arbuco, and Ted Ranzenhofer, this campaign has afforded one of those unforgettable experiences .... Let's hope that Foot, wherever he may be, has acknowledged his Brother's achievements, that is, up until that fateful Thursday after- noon of March 16. 9 c as X f fx 70-'f ' .J ' kv:-1 35334 'R 1 7 ff! f Q , Q if ,,:-1-nan Q3 'Ile Ifllillltrg, SRI Kaul. damplvell, IIIO, Paul li? Glass, lorrissey, izenholer, KI one ol ences ,.,, erever he tlged his hat is, up ay aller- I W ! QM QBI ill and E, THE SENIOR CLASS of Iune 1944, being R of sound mind and body. do hereby bequeath these fitting gifts to our beloved Alma Mater. To MR. HENRY KANTER: A two-gallon can of waterproof mustache wax. MR. IOSEPH STENSON: A colored photograph of the Irish Navy, draped in Kelly green. DOC IRWIN GUERNSEY: One motor-powered lawn- mower, guaranteed to remove five o'clock shadow. MR. ARCHIE ISAACS: One cushioned divan to replace the uncomfortable window ledge in room 347. MR. IEROME BURNS: Another chance to purchase some shares of A.T.63T. at S40 per. MISS LILLIAN WILSON: A one-million-word thesis on A'The Hotdog--A Significant Factor In American History. THE HEALTH EDUCATION DEPARTMENT: One thou- sand and one push-ups to be followed by sixteen laps around the track. MRS. HELEN LOWELL: Next term's Clintonian staff, with the hope that they'll do half as well as this term's staff. MR. BENIAMIN SCLIDDER: A special arrangement of Mairzy Doatsn suitable for performance on the organ. MR. VALENTINE MAYEORTHz An empty milk container and two bent straws. DEAN AARON COHEN: A Civil War hat to add to his growing collection of chapeaux terribles. NEXT TERM'S SENIORS: One battle-scarred desk in- scribed with Math test answers, sundry bits of philosophy, artistic caricatures, and some good phone numbers. 81 . ,,.:---- H -fj--+-.- .. X artmtll ln the days of King Arthur, when knighthood was flourishing, a young man would eagerly undertake the long and tedious ap- prenticeship on the road to knighthood. He would work very hard, and diligently follow the ancient rules set down in the past. He would continually strive to perfect himself in order to become a man of the highest standards and ideals, and to achieve that rank in life he so earnestly desired. ln modern times, however, all traces of knighthood and conse- quently apprenticeship to knighthood have disappeared. ln its place has come a form of moral and intellectual education which guides the person passing from the boyhood stage to manhood. High school could be defined as an apprenticeship for youth going out into the world. The few short years of high school life are very important for they build the character and ideals of the student, They are usually indicative of a person's future in life. To most of us, life has been very enjoyable during the past four years. We have learned by means of work and play. Cur teachers have helped and guided us but we have also learned to think and plan for ourselves. We shall soon discover that we have had a good start in life, for our preparation for it has been both en! joyable and profitable. Consequently, we will always cherish the memories of our Clinton years .... We will leave our school with the firm conviction that we will triumph in our future struggle with the world . . . for there is no other road open to us .... And to all men of Clinton, Class of lune '44 . . .GOOD LUCK! Qlutugraphs -X P CLA:-'mn l fgf' ARTHUR STUDIOS INC Official Photographers for the 661944 CLINTONIAN E Z ly Eq pl d t D Y IJ lc Ph Z jhy N Y C C pliments of . . . NELSON - CAINE 84 A Healthful, Nourishing, Established 1887 BO 9 - 4255-6 Energy Food I. Castagnetta Sr Son, ' , J g Inc. sa: e am ' 1 1 Wholesale 1 Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry Breyer Ice Cream Company, Inc. LONG ISLAND CITY 1, N. Y. AUdubon 3 - 0460-1-2-3 George Schaefer 81 Sons, Inc. Mfludsorz Valley Farm Proziuctsw uThe Best Since 18857 I Meats v- Poultry - Butter - Eggs 1 Serving Schools, Camps and Institutions 2305 TWELFTH AVENUE West Harlem Market New York Personally Owned and Operated We serve De Witt Clinton High 1 School 1 Official Clinton Jewelers 51 and 53 MAIDEN LANE Rooms 715 and 716 New York DAyton 9 - 5324 lVIother's Pie Co., Inc. Bakers of cz Better Pie -L22 HUNTS POINT AVENUE Bronx, N. Y. i.,.,.,s.1...- ,W X The Marblette Corp. 'Phenolic Resins 37-21 30th STREET LOS HERMANOS Bodega y Carniceria S Productos Tropicales Servicio a Domicilio sin Importar la Distancia 1 Long Island City, N. Y. 1 780 TINTON AVENUE I E Bronx, N. Y. 1 1 . Juan E. Blanco, Prop. 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