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

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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

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! X .-.-.-,--up-M. nn-avunnn 1 -, , Quill Hill gil Taking its cue from the town c-rier in days of yore, the Clinton News brings the important happenings of our school to over 4,500 readers, This semester, the News included among its regular features a war news column and an alumnotes column featuring news from Clinton alumni in the Armed Forces. 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.