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

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PresidenT MARV URBAN Vice-PresidenT ED GREENBERG SecreTary SIRIIRITT OIF QTLIINTUN R KAUFMAN WE OF Tl-llf class of June l9-46 can TruThTully say ThaT we spenT Tour years aT ClinTon earning more Than iusT a diploma. In The course oT Tour shorT years we learned a compleTe way oT liTe Through our indoc- TrinaTion wiTh The Tamed SpiriT oT ClinTon. For whaT, in TacT, is The ClinTon SpiriT iT iT is noT a criTerion Tor good living? As a docTrine iT preaches loyalTy and Triendship, hard worlc and good Tun, sTrengTh oT body and lceenness oT mind, The will To win and The courage To lose, a hope Tor egualiTy and a longing Tor iusTice. To The aThleTe and scholar alilce There can be no oTher inTerpreTa- Tion oT The ClinTon SpiriT alThough iT may have a diTTerenT eTTecT upon each. The sporTsman, Through his TaiTh in This spiriT, will prevenT himselT Trom Touling The opposiTion, while The good sTudenT, in The Tace oT TempTa- Tion, will reTuse To cheaT on a TesT. Each individual, in his own way, is Tollowing The basic ClinTon docTrine. FurThermore, There can be no compromise wiTh This spiriT. IT is eiTher To believe in iT and Tollow iT, or noT. The man, who paTTerns his ThoughTs and acTions aTTer iT, can never be unhappy. For even if The maTerial TruiTs oT his liTe are somewhaT biTTer, his hearT will Tell him ThaT whaT he has done is righT. This is The man, who is aT peace wiTh himselT. ln The world ouTside oT ClinTon our spiriT is lcnown by many names. Since The beginning oT our recorded hisTory man has been Trying To Teach iT To oTher men. Some have had The ToresighT To see ThaT iT is only Through a universal belieT in This docTrine ThaT all men can live TogeTher happily. We, aT ClinTon, are Tar in advance oT oThers since we undersTand and believe in iT, even beTore we are graduaTed Trom high school. LeT us help our Tellow men by living The SpiriT oT ClinTon and by insTilling our TaiTh in oThers. SEYMOUR KAUFMAN IO

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GRACE SCI-IAPIRO BesT dressed wornan MILTON BELAQCO BesT dressed man HENRY J KANTOR MosT versafnle C EARL WALLACE MosT especTed I 2 IFACLIIILTY STCPRY I-IILE CLINTON senuors were busy preparung Them elves Tor graduaTIon college and The army The CIInTon TacuITy was also engaged In sernous busuness Our Teachers havnng aspIraTIons oT becomung greaT sTars wenT Hollywood LeT s go ouT To The loT and loolc around ATTer showIng our Tour year CGFIITICGIS The guard IeT us Through The pearly gaTes oT EacuITy STudIos Inc The TIrsT person we came upon was Mr John TIeTz FTIOST coooera TIve Mr TIeTz graclously oTTered To show us around and we graTeTuIly accepTed The TIrsT buIldIng we enTered we were Told housed The wrITers ThaT made up The mad producTIons ThaT ernanaTed Trorn The sTudIos EnTerIng a small cubby hole we Tound Mr Archle Isaacs wITTIesT and Mr M x DIarnond bes+ naTured ID conTerence over a colossal masTerpIece I-low do you do7 Mr DIarnond cordlally greeTed us WhaT do you bloclcheads wanT7 Mr Isaacs chumed In Seemg ThaT we had oversTayed our vIsIT we hasTIly deparTed In Tavor oT anoTher buIldIng Thns was The prop deparTn'IenT Here we Tound Mr I-Ienry KanTor rnosT versaTIle busnly re paIrIng cameras paInTIng baclrdrop and geTTIng sound SQUID rnenT IH order GoT To rush Tnme s shorT ya lcnowl WITh a paInTbrush changed WhIsTlers MoTher To hIs TaTher and dashed oTT IH a cloud oT dusT headed Tor Gym I Eundlng noThIng beTTer To do we conTInued our Tour The nexT buIldIng w ap proached was a raTher large one We were Told ThaT Thus was a sound sTage and on The Insnde a pIcTure was In The malung We enTered quIeTly and waTched Gur Two TavorITe sTars were golng Through TheIr paces They were Mrs I-Ielen Lowell preTTIesT and Mr Eranlclm Grapel handsornesT My dear he began passIonaTely I No no noT ThaT way' InTerrupTed Doc Guernsey mosT beloved When you spealc Tallc wITh your heart noT your ThroaT O K Try IT agaln . - F j 3 I I H . . . - I , . I ' I II - II , . . ' l . , I ' . . , - I I - I - I I - U I - II - II , .. . II II - - ' II II - - ' ., . . Y I - I I ' . . . . P . . - I D II - I II - - , . . , . . , . A Q Q - , . .1 I .-Z , , , . . , . L.. II II - II II I I - II II - II II I I - I I II - . - I I . . .I . V