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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1947 volume:

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They Too, slepT Through some classes, as we have done: and They graduaTed, as we are doing. They nexT wenT ouT inTo The world and eiTher conTinued Their educa- Tion or wenT To work. We Tollow The same Tormula. They engaged in all sorTs oT occuloaTions and soon, very soon, They were making guiTe a name Tor Themselves. They became wriTers, law- yers, docTors, aThleTes, They wenT inTo every Tield and Tound success. They broughT honor To ClinTon. We hail These graduares. We honor and ad- mire Them. We dedicaTe This book To Them, wiTh The sincere hope Thar we can Tollow in Their TooTsTeps and bring honor To ClinTon as They have done. DAN GREENBERG , NIVEHSAHY E E 5 5 X! BTIY-1 W nun ww: -1 NW Wm: Lnzywfwn nr TO f9u6fi5l,eJ by Senior Cfazid lemfigfnfon Wm UNL City u l:v'11g: xx:ymu1m iyfgqlar-msluif 1' ,uname-ui A- 11.411-vagal nu f. ' ibevbca fion QDAY The Seniors oT De WiTT ClinTon launch Their yearbook, dedi- caTed To The imponderable TighTing spiriT oT Senior Classes, pasT, presenT, and TuTure. ln a sense, The momenT is mosT opporTune. Preoccupied as we are wiTh The harsh realiTies and conTlicTs oT The aTTermaTh oT The war, and absorbed in The diTTiculTies oT college enTrance, iT is more Than ever necessary noT To lose sighT oT The inTrinsic value and pleasure oT The com- radeship, spiriT, and scholarship which each Senior Class sTrives To achieve and perTecT. IT we seem To be producing a yearbook ThaT is desTined only To produce a laugh, as oThers have done, remember ThaT The liTerary work crysTalized among The pages oT yearbooks pasT, presenT, and TuTure, does noT represenT an escape Trom real liTe To The proverbial ivory Tower. IT is raTher, an aTTempT To keep alive The Things which made our exisTence worTh while. A school bereTT oT laughTer is a morbid place aT besT. ClinTon is noT a morbid place and since we are Trying To capTure iTs immorTal spiriT, humor is a prereguisiTe. We and our predecessors, ThereTore, Teel ThaT a laugh, a smile, a ioke, if They serve, many years Trom now, To bring back TeliciTous memories oT The days when we were happy-go-lucky kids wiTh aspiraTions Tor The Presidency, are The righT componenTs Tor any yearbook. Our eTTorTs are The ss-TTorTs oT youTh, noT disillusioning and despairing, buT Tired by idealism and hope, and underlined by whaT we hope To be a sense oT humor. There are connecTing links, invisible To The eye, buT sTronger Than bands oT sTeel, which bind ClinToniTes TogeTher Torever. Cur book Then, is dedicaTed To The perpeTuaTion oT These TraTernal Ties and Their ever- lasTing conTinuance. DAVI D R. N EWSTADT 5 - .4-1 evw riencLi EFORE we realize iT, CommencemenT Time will be upon us, and iT will be your Turn To vacaTe your places in order To make room Tor a new group oT enTering sTudenTs. So iT has been since The TirsT class was graduaTed in June IQGO. During The TiTTy years oT our exisTence The TaculTy and The sTudenTs have,builT up valuable TradiTions under which you have prospered in your eTTorTs To obTain an educaTion. These TradiTions have played an imporTanT parT in developing your characTers as well as in advancing you Trom Torm To Torm. ClinTon does someThing To every sTudenT. IT leaves iTs mark. The members oT The TaculTy are hopeTul ThaT Their eTTorTs have been successTul in developing young characTers and in inculcaTing ideals and aTTiTudes which have sTood The TesT oT Time and which will be beneTicial To you in all your conTacTs wiTh liTe. IT is my hope ThaT all oT you will become loyal alumni by joining 'The alumni associaTion and ThaT you will add your conTribuTions To The glorious hisTory oT ClinTon and iTs graduaTes. l wish you Godspeed! Sincerely yours, JOHN V. WALSH Principal 6 .xgolminib frafiue R. WILLIAM P. ZINGARC- Serves as AdminisTraTive AssisTanT and as such shows a deep undersTanding oT The problems oT The average sTudenT. l-lis whole hearTed cooperaTion wiTh The sTudenT body accounTs Tor his wide populariTy. RS. ANTOINETTE HERMAN- PaTienTly and unsehfishly she serves Clin- Ton as Dean oT The l-lonor School. Al- ways Triendly and helpTul, she oTTers counsel To all sTudenTs seeking her aid. l-ler spiriTed devoTion To ClinTon is an inspiraTion To all. R. FRANK BOYLAN-As assisT- anT To Principal Clark and laTer To Prin- cipal Walsh, he has The respecT and ad- miraTion oT The enTire sTudenT body. l-lis eTTiciency and unTiring devoTion To This school make him beloved oT all Clin- ToniTes. .agriciid fcmfo l 7 gcbforia LINTQINVS, hisTory is noT iusT The chronological order oT evenTs in The liTe OT a high school. There is someThing deeper and more subTle abouT ClinTon hisTory, because iT has been wriTTen by Thousands oT The boys since l897. ln These TiTTy years There has grown a ClinTon TradiTion which has been insrilled in The hearTs oT The boys noT only by The ClinTon l-ligh School, buf also in The very hearTs oT The boys. The spiriT which now reigns in The halls oT lvlosholu Parkway, and which prevailed in The TirsT ClinTon l-ligh School building on ThirTeenTh STreeT, has led ClinTon, in war and peace, To The TopmosT heighTs, whenever The banner oT Red and Black has been unTurled. l-lere There is a greaT Tusion oT races, colors and creeds and we have learned whaT True broTherhood means Trom ClinTon's Teachings oT de- mocracy and comradeship. We have all played, worked, sTruggled and laughed TogeTher. We're all Americans and all- worThy and enTiTled To The same privileges. By Thriving and working TogeTher you, De WiTT ClinTon, have TaughT us The democraTic way oT liTe, and Tor This we are indebTed, proud and ThankTul. Though we may scaTTer ThroughouT The globe in a Thousand businesses, proTessions, or services, we will never TorgeT The iob you have done in molding us and our lives. We are grad- uaTing inTo a world To become voTers, workers and home makers, we are advancing To our prime oT acTiviTy and respansibilify. We will always remember Thaf aT De WiTT ClinTon we TasTed Tor The TirsT Time The prin- ciples oT Treedom and Tolerance embodied in The DeclaraTion oT lnde- pendence and The Bill oT RighTs. We, The class ol: June, I947, will never abandon These principles nor hinder our greaT American heriTage in any way Tor you have inspired us To become leaders and deTerminers oT our naTion's policies. We Thank you De WiTT ClinTon Tor all you have done Tor us and Tor making us beTTer Americans. ELI GLASSMAN, EdiTor-in-ChieT, ClinTonian 8 gcbforiaf Hoare! PETER DeNlNNO Co-Lilrerary Edifor FRANK WEISSMAN ArJr Edifor MARTIN YOMTOV Managing Edifor MR. B. KASSOY Faculfy Adviser SI EGFRTED KUNG Plwofo Edifor DAN GR EENBERG3 Co-Liierary Edijror VICTOR SEILER Adverfising Edifor Sealed: Eli Glassman, 9 9 Marlin Yomlov Slanding: Dan Greenberg, Viclor Seiler, Frank Weissman, Peler Delxlinno, Eugene Schweilzer 6 afpJ 6 Q3 aim Q ,, W ,- l ii fi - , Ig f' ii. f Sealed: Eugene Schweilzer, Eli Glassman, Frank Weissman lsr row: Peier DeNinno, Viclor Seiler, Philip Molz, Charles Benson, Howard Schneider, Siegfried Kling 2nd row: Jack Fishkin, Newlon Allerman, Marlin Yomrov, Richard Brown 3rd row: Marcus Baum, Arlhur Slienberg I O Sealed: Pejrer Dehlinno, Eli Glass- y man Dan Greenberg Isl row: Philip lvlolz, Arlhur Blau, Marcus Baum, Charles Benson, Fred Phillips 2nd row: Norman Gore, David Johnson r A X X235 A Q A 'FV' z, rr Sealed: Viclor Seiler, Eli Glassman, Marlin Yomlov Isl row: Frank Weissman, Arlhur Blau, Theodore Young, Charles Benson, Jack Fishliin 2nd row: Peler DeNinno, Waller Wolleman, Roberl Malia, Sanford Saideman 3rd row: Eugene Schweirzer, Newlon Allerman .70 flue mn of Z1 Y SINCERE congraTulaTions upon The compleTion oT your course aT ClinTonl The TacT ThaT you are graduaTing aT The Time oT ClinTon's TiTTieTh anniversary is parTicularly signiTicanT because your class will by virTue oT This very TacT always hold a prominenT place-a sorT oT culmin- aTing place in The long rosTer oT ClinTon classes ThaT have preceded you. You are indeed going ouT inTo a Troubled world. ClinTon has Tried To prepare you Tor The place ThaT you will ulTimaTely Till and Tor The work ThaT you will be called upon To do. There is so much imporTanT work To be done ThaT The doors oT opporTuniTy are wide open To each oT you and The welcome sign is already ouT waiTing To greeT you. WhaTever you do, do well. ThaT way, and ThaT way only, lies The kind oT happiness ThaT is builT upon a solid ToundaTion. l know ThaT your high school will never lose iTs inTeresT in you. lT will Take pride in your Triumphs and sympaThize wiTh your Tailures. As Tor your Tormer principal, he wanTs you To know ThaT wherever you may go, you are Taking wiTh you his deep wishes Tor your success, your good healTh, and your greaT happiness. Take care oT yourselves, use your heads, play The game sTraighT and above board. To each oT you, happy landingl A. MORTTMER CLARK I2 ima, AARON COHEN EDWIN HASTINGS LOUIS KATZ IRWIN GUERNSEY MOST BSIOVSCI MosT Popular WiTTiesT MosT Respec'I'ed C Rai 881515 0 ur iueri , A play wiTh I2 well-known c aracTers S. George GeTz .... . ,...III..I,..,v....MAII,I....v...IIIIIIII,,,. CourT Clerk Dr. Irwin S. Guernsey .,..,.,,,,,,, Edwin I-I. l-lasTings e...eeee Adolph ShaTTman ...Aee.e Grace Shapiro ....ee. Aaron Cohen oo,.oo.., udge ,.......-Jury Foreman l3irsT Juryman Jurywoman .. .,ooo. Second Juryman Louis KaTZ ..oo...o.,oo..... o,...oo..,...,oo,,o C ulpriT William l.ichTensTein ooo, ,..,..oo. I3 irsT SpecTaTor John W. TeiTz .,......... ........ S econd SpecTaTor Carl Schuldemfrei ...... ....................... L awyer Max Diamond ................... ....... ............... T h ird SpecTaTor l-lelen STark ............................................... ...lDoesn'T appear excepT in The dreams oT The oTher eleven characTers and The dreams oT '47 Seniorsl SeTTing: Teacher's CourT, MemphisTopheles I-ligh School, I-leaven. GETZ: CourT oT Missing Spouses oT The STaTe oT InsaniTy is now in session. Presiding iudge is his MOST RESPECTED honor, Dr. Irwin S. Guernsey. DOC : Thanks, GeTz. l don'T know whaT l'd do wiThouT you lbuT l'd raTherl. WhaT wiTh holding down The jobs oT courT sTenographer, Treasurer, clerk, bank messenger, parT-Time dishwasher, and oTTicial courT bookie, you're The MOST INDUSTRIOUS man I know. BuT now I'Il harden my Taceg bring in The TirsT case. GETZ: All in goodTime, Doo BuT TirsT you musT meeT our excellenT iury. They're all men and women oT disTincTion. I 4 ITT-IE MOST PGPULAR iurisT, Ed I-IasTings, is Toreman. See him on The IeTT, There, puTTing The oTher iurors Through caIisThenics.I Say, by The way, I-IasTings, have you goT a maTchf7 I-IASTINGS: Sure, GeTz, The oId CIinTon IvIaTch, a daTe wiTh a peachl DOC : Shades oT Louis KaTz, buT ThaT was a bad pun! I-IasTings, have you ever specuIaTed on The reasons Tor your popuIariTy7 I-IASTINGS: No, Doc. Can'T say I have, excepT ThaT I ToId my neighbors ThaT I aIways pIayed The saxophone when I goT IoneIy. DOC : I undersTand. Wow, ThaT coupIe on The righT is sure dressed TiT To IciIIl ThaT man even has spaTs and a morning coaT on. I wouIdn'T have believed ThaT couId happen in IvIemphisTopheIes I-Iigh. GETZ: Um, ThaT's IvIr. ShaTTman and Ivirs. Shapiro, The BEST DRESSED coupIe in The courT. Rumors have iT ThaT boTh aren'T earning enough aT Their presenT iobs, so They've Taken JuIy EourTh summer-resorT iobs, where They'II dress The holiday Iamb chops in The TradiTionaI American TIag. Wonder whaT They're discussing so earnesTIyf7 SI-IATTMAN: . . .and Grace, aTTer Tomorrow, I'm noT going To wear These panTs any Ionger. SI-IAPIRG: Why7 SI-IATTIVIAN: Because They're Iong enough. DOC : And who's ThaT TeIIow wiTh aII The women around him7 GETZ: I'II beT ThaT's The MCDST BELGVED Juror, Dean Cohen, and Those hundred or so oThers around him are The resT oT The iury panel. DOC : Say Cohen, how do you geT all The women To Iove youf7 I mighT Try some oT your Techniques ouT on Jessie K. DEAN: Ch, iT's easy when you wear a Senior I-IaT, as I do. DGC : Is ThaT your onIy secreT7I7 DEAN: WeII, ThaT, and my moTTo, Love 'em All . GEORGE GETZ WM. LICHTENSTEIN GRACE SHAPIRO A. SCHATTMAN MosT lncIusTrious MosT VersaTiIe Besi' Dressed BesT Dressed I 5 C. SCHULDENFRE HELEN C. STARK JOHN TIETZ MAX DIAMOND Handsomesi' PreTTiesT MosT CooperaTive BesT NaTured Prisoner I.ouis KaTz enTers, sTruggIing wiTh guards. During The exciTemenT, Mr. I.ichTensTein, a specTaTor, shows his amazing VERSATILITY by coming To The aid oT The aTTendanTs, impro- vising a maIceshiTT sTraiTiacIceT which he slips over The proTesTing Ivlr. KaTz by using a clever iudo hoId.l TIETZ IA SpecTaTorl: I'd Iilce To COOPERATE in This case. Gn The surTace iT appears ThaT The prisoner is menTaIIy disTurbed. I'd be glad To psycho- analyze him. I even have a Tew copies oT The TesTs I used To give in De WITT CIinTon I-Iigh School, The Bronx, U. S. A., while I was serving my Term There. KATZ: IInTerrupTingl I'm bein' maraudedg I'm bein' sIaughTeredI Say, iudgey-boy whaT Tloor is This here courT onf7 DOC : Second. Whyf7 KATZ: I'm geTTing ouT oT here. Going upsTairs. Wanna be Tried in a higher courT. DOC : WhaT is The charge againsT This cuIpriT7 I'II give him life! GETZ: Teacher's CourT Case No. 3032I. Gne Louis NNI-IITTY-BOY KaTz vs. The STaTe oT lnsaniTy. Char.ge: DisTurbing The digniTied soIemniTy oT a MemphisTopheIes I-Iigh Classroom wiTh an oTT-color remarlc. IWhispers oT shoclc and horror Trom The specTaTors.I DGC : Order, order, order in The courT. I-IASTIINIGS: I'II Take a ham on rye wiTh beer. DGC : I-IasTings, you may be mosT popular in PT, buT on The QT, iT you don'T clam up, we'II have To puT you up here wiTh Lou KaTz. I-IASTINGS: No, no, noT ThaTI HDOCH: KaTz, do you have a Iawyer7 , KATZ: No, buT I have some good Triends on The iury. DOC : Do you wanT a lawyer To deTend you7 I can recommend a very I6 I-IAINIDSOME young barrisTer, Carl SchuldenTrei. SCI-IULDENFREI: And I'd be glad To Take The case, Mr. KaTz. IT mighT help The inTerioriTy complex l've begun To develop, due To people who assume ThaT my only aTTribuTe is my good looks. KATZ: I3uT I don'T parTicularly wanT a lawyer, Doc , DOC : Well Then, iusT whaT do you propose To do abouT your casef7 KATZ: Oh, as Tar as I'm concerned, I'm guiTe willing To drop iT. DCC : NOT a chancel LeT's geT on wiTh The prosecuTion. The nexT person To creaTe a disTurbance will be eiecTed Trom The courT. KATZ: P-bh-Th . . . - - lBronx cheerII DQC : We'll show ThaT allegedly WI-llTTY Tellow how Tunny he is when we senTence him. Mr. KaTz, cracking a ioke, you realize, especially a bad one, is one oT The mosT serious oTTences you can commiT in Memphis- Topheles I-Iigh. Qnly eaTing your lunch in our ArisTa 0TTice overshadows iT. WhaT do you plead, sirf7 KATZ: I regreT ThaT I had buf one ioke To give Tor my poor, overworked pupils. DOC : Foreman I-IasTings, I call Tor a iury verdicT. HASTINGS: GuilTy as charged. Jury recommends TiTTy kneebends as a iusT punishmenT. DOC : Does anyone in The courT have anyThing To say beTore I senTence The prisoner. DIAMOND: Aw, can'T ya see da guy's sorry. IT was a bum ioke anyhow. I-Iave a hearT, IeT The guy oTT. DOC : Diamond, you're The BEST IXIATURED guy I know, buf l'm sorry, he Told a bum joke and musT suTTer iusT reTribuTion. I-Iowf7 Qbviousl We'II appoinT our PRETTIEST gremlin, Mrs. STark, To bewiTch him away To hubba-hubba land, The land so hoT ThaT human blood boils aT TirsT sighT .... And so, we now leave The STaTe oT lnsaniTy, To reTurn To lor should we say remain inf7l De WiTT ClinTon I-ligh School, The Bronx, U. S. A., where The iurors and cuIpriTs are serving Their respecTive Terms. Four years oT iT, Tor Them aT IeasT, has probably been hell, buT we know we've pro- vided aT leasT some humor To relieve Their land incidenTaIIy ourl daily miseries. This piece is iusT a small measure oT Thanks on our immense debT oT graTiTude Tor The woncIerTuI Time and The wonderTul educaTion ClinTon's Teachers have given us. MARC BAUM I7 ff! jaculgg ,fgufogralakd , 5u,a,f-WA ,f I 7 , ' H 'L!, UZMJA .... ,Wm ff f QM ffrfM1fW I8 I-Cl .xgcfivifkezi ggnfon Wewd SM!! N v D Wagpie Siva!! Jgridfa y l Olng O MATTER how you look aT iT, TiTTy years is a long Time. And no one can deny ThaT in The pasT TiTTy years a loT has happened. For beTween l897 and l947 Two greaT wars were ToughT. The airplane, auTomobile, and a hundred oTher aids To mankind were invenTed and perTecTed. The principle oT aTomic energy was discovered and a new power capable oT beTTering or desTroying The world was Tound. People emerged Trom a Torced isolaTion To discover ThaT The man in The Tields oT China was as much Their neighbor as The Tamily down The sTreeT. The inTerdependence oT naTions was soon made apparenT and The UniTed NaTions, Tollowing a war which almosT ended civilizaTion, made iTs appearance. DisagreemenTs marked iTs every session buT hope was held high, and people looked Torward To a new world, one world. And we in ClinTon led our lives. There's no denying iT, The liTe oT a high school sTudenT is noT very exciTing. BUT we were commiTTed To Tour years oT educaTion in a high school which had also passed Through a revoluTionary TiTTy years. FiTTy years had made De WiTT ClinTon inTo a high school rich in TradiTion. For iT was TirsT Tounded in a dingy building, a building which caused iTs TirsT principal To remark ThaT iT re- 20 sembled a barn. BuT Cl-inTon grew: The building was changed, changed again: more sTudenTs and Teachers came and wenT unTil a new building was consTrucT- ed. This Time iT was a huge building, capable oT housing Thousands upon Thousands oT sTudenTs, spacious, Tully equipped, on a green rolling parkway. BuT The building does noT make The school. IT is The sTudenTs wiThin The building, iT is The TaculTy7 iT is The spiriT beTween boTh. And in This inTangible TacTor ClinTon has excelled. For The spiriT oT cooperaTion ThaT has exisTed in This school has always been iTs mosT admirable characTerisTic. Boys oT every race and religion came here and learned Their chemisTry, his- Tory, maTh, buT mosT imporTanT oT all, learned To live TogeTher. DiscriminaTion had no place in ClinTon, Tor CaTholic, Negro, or Jew, and boys oT every racial and religious group learned ThaT haTe comes wiTh ignorance, and They were here To dispel ignorance. Side by side boys oT every sorT oT background sTud- ied, lived, enioyed. Friendships ThaT lasTed ThroughouT The years were Tounded in ClinTon and The boys learned ThaT liTe is noT a one man aTTair buT an inTerlocking arrangemenT in which all have To cooperaTe. BuT leT us look Through The years and sTudy The evoluTion oT De WiTT ClinTon High School, an evoluTion which changed iT Trom a small box-like building oT TwenTy-Three TaculTy members and 586 sTudenTs To a modern sTrucTure Tilled wiTh Thousands oT sTudenTs and a TaculTy rosTer running inTo The hundreds. 2 I Senior Councif .gznior Cjommiffee Senior prom gommiffee CKCLJJ Kommiffee Cgnfon Commiffee mougfadfi Sociefg LeT us sTudy The ClinTon SpiriT which has also developed over These TiTTy years. LeT us look back To l897. Qriginally called Boy's l-ligh, The school opened in ThaT year and was soon accommodaTing over 500 sTudenTs. A public high school was a novelTy and an early Tailure was expecTed. BuT To The surprise oT all, Boy's l-ligh prospered. Under The direcTion oT iTs TirsT principal, Dr. John T. Buchanan, The school grew unTil an annex was opened. Boy's l-ligh soon made iTselT TelT in The Tield oT sporTs, Tor iTs baskefball guinTeT and TooTball Team romped To many vicTories over surprised opponenTs. The skepTics were a biT shaken and doubT was re- placed by respecT. Boy's High had won iTs place among high schools. A Torerunner oT The ClinTon News soon made iTs debuTg The TirsT ciTy high school paper was snaTched up by The sTudenTs. BuT The building was small and cramped condiTions resulTed as The en- rollmenT Tigures reached 2,000. ln l900 Boy's l-ligh became De WiTT ClinTon l-ligh School To avoid conTusion beTween iTselT and Boy's l-ligh oT Brooklyn. WiTh The new name came more and sTill more sTudenTs. Annexes were going up all over The place To Take The overTlow Trom The main building. Finally in l903, The Board oT Educa- Tion announced ThaT The old building, which was siTuaTed aT 60 WesT l3Th STreeT, would be replaced by a new and bigger school. People were shocked 22 when They learned ThaT The new building was To have I25 rooms, and The largesT high school TaculTy in The world. They said iT was a wasTe oT money, ThaT iT shouldn'T be done. BUT iT was done, and The new school was consTrucTed aT 59Th STreeT and lOTh Avenue. AlmosT im- mediaTely iTs classrooms were Tilled wiTh sTudenTs. Dr. Buchanan conTinued as principal unTil he passed away in IQO8, aTTer devoTing eleven years oT his liTe To De WiTT ClinTon. ln his place There came The principal oT Commerce l-ligh, Dr. John L. Tildsley. T-le musT have TelT relucTanT To accepT ThaT posT, Tor Commerce and ClinTon were sTrong rivals in aThleTics. IT a Clin- Ton Team wenT Through a season wiTh- ouT a vicTory and Tinally deTeaTed Com- merce, iT was considered a successTul season. Such was The siTuaTion as Dr. Tildsley arrived To Take reigns. BuT de- spiTe The biTTer anTagonism beTween The Two schools, The new principal was soon beloved by all. l-le perTormed his Task well Tor six years and many new acTiviTies were Tounded in ClinTon dur- ing his sTay. lvlr. ArThur A. Boylan Tounded The grandTaTher oT The presenT General OrganizaTion. The ClinTon News and The ArisTa SocieTy were Tounded. Many oTher new clubs, socie- Ties, and organizaTions were esTablish,ed during The period in which Dr. Tildsley was principal. I9 I4 and The TirsT red book appeared. Dr. Tildsley reTired To make way Tor Dr. Francis l-l. J. Paul. The greaT war had 23 lodgcizogrgy .gjguadl uernfieg .gjguacl l9an-AmWim C746 11 -1 u nw cgfagan CM ,HQLPQLU Cd! sTarTed and ClinToniTes were engaged in raising money Tor l.iberTy Loans. Funds Tor The red cross and drives To purchase ambulances were on The mind oT every sTudenT. ClinTon became more acTive as The U. S. enTered The Tray. The number oT gold sTars increased one The service Tlag and sTudenTs redoubled Their eTTorTs. ArmisTice . . . vicTory . . . back To school. WiTh The war ended, Dr. Paul seT abouT making his dreams Tor a new building come True. For, The building ThaT had caused a Thousand shouTs oT impossible and wasTeTul had served iTs purpose. IT was overcrowded and in- adeguaTe Tor The Thousands oT sTudenTs enrolled. Under The direcTion .oT Dr. Paul, a new building was planned and consTrucTed. l-le had argued wirh sTub- born legislaTors unTil his dream was a realiTy. BuT The sTrain was Too greaT, and six weeks beTore The sTrucTure was To be dedicaTed, he died oT a hearT aTTack. Mr. A. MorTimer Clark replaced him and plans Tor beTTering The greaTesT secondary school in The world were under way. T934 Tound I2,000 sTudenTs in ClinTon and iTs annexes. BuT The an- nexes were soon dissolved and sTudenTs and TaculTy alike realized ThaT such a huge school had iTs drawbacks: The con- TacT beTween sl'udenTs and Teachers was limiTed. ClinTon moved on. The Trophy case was Tilling as The red and black Teams made Themselves TelT in every sporT. 24 Things moved smooThly as Com- merce received a Thrashing 44-0 counT aT The hands oT ClinTon's TooTball Team. Some oT The greaTesT baskeTball sTars ever goT Their sTarT in De WiTT. Ralph KaplowiTz, Tommy Byrnes, Adolph Shayes and oThers sTarred Tor The Cas- Tle on The Parkway. BeTween l897 and T947 The baskeT- ball Team copped Twelve ciTy TiTles. ClinTon was on The rampage in The Tield oT sporTs. T940 Tound senior haTs Taboo. BuT Joe ClinTon puT on The charm and The red and black Toppers were reinsTaTed. December l94l and war clouds were gaThering. Seven days laTer The UniTed STaTes was aT war. Shocked ClinToniTes reTurned To school, lvlonday, To hear Mr. Clark deliver an address calling Tor an all ouT eTTorT To bring vicTory To The allies. The response was immediaTe as 3200.000 in war bonds were purchased. The SpiriT oT ClinTon, a medium bomber. was boughT Tor The Army Air Force. Thousands upon Thousands oT dollars were given by ClinToniTes as They heeded lvlr. Clark's address and sTrove Tor peace. And Joe ClinTon dug deep, he saved Tin, rubber and all oTher sTraTegic ma- Terials unTil The day came when vicTory would be ours .....i AND THEN WE ENTERED SCHOOL ......... , DAN GREENBERG , 25 enema! Science .gqua 6Aemi:5frg .gjciuacf CJAemi5frg Sociefg lOAg:iic5 Squad Waxed! Sociefg gogzgg prep cgjguacf ec S7 79 Olftlf' eff, i0l g QOKING BACK on Those long 4 years in ClinTon I remember: sTruggling and TighTing my way To school Through aT 30 miles an hour . . . Trying wiTh all my mighT To keep warm in P.-l'. by lazily sTanding in TronT oT The hoT air venT . . , The way l TorgeT To close my locker and rushed back To lock iT . . . Those long lines in The lunchroom and never geT- Ting The righT hash you ordered . . . The clamor when plaTes crashed . . . Those sardine packed buses and Trains . . . buying ice-cream Trom The old man ouT- side The building To avoid ThaT Federal Lunch . . . The TighTing lnear rioTsl Tor bus passes in TronT oT The G.O. STore and when you Tinally arived aT The win- dow, only To have iT slammed down on your Tingers and Mr. STrausberg ThreaT- ening To send you To The back oT The line . . . Those lvlid-Term and RegenTs blues . . . Those alibis when you didn'T have your homework and Trying wiTh all your personal digniTy To borrow home- work in secTion . . . whisTling ThaT same old Tune Trom class To class . . . lvlr. Jennison and his assemblies . . . The sTench Trom The chem labs . . . spring Tever in classes . . . crowded class- rooms, halls and lunchroom ...Monday morning blues and Friday aTTernoon heaven . . . Table hockey . . . beaTing The laTe bell by The Skin oT your TeeTh as, 26 . . . and half in a dream and lwalf in a daze suddenly finding yourself a senior, 4 years in Clinfon guickly passed by .... Yes, looking back we can recall every- fliing as flwougli we were living flfiose years over again. Ridiculed as fresn- men, sneered af as soplnomores, ignored as iuniors, and gaped af as seniors, buf now fliaf if's iusf abouf all over, we don'f feel so eager fo leave. We've grown up in Clinfon and we will long fo come back. So . . . lef's go back now, and sfarf af our beginning .... - - Sepfember, I943-January, l944g The day was divided info seven periods and fnere were 43 minufes fo eacli . . . Larry Fuchs, G. O. Presidenf . . .War Drives in full swing . . . baskef- ball feam fraining for flie coming games . . . frack feam pracficing for flweir indoor campaign . . . our spirif iumped because of flfie good news re- ceived from our vicforious armies in flue Mediferranean and African flweafer of War .... February, I944-June, I944g Public and nigli scliool bad been welded info one and we nad become accusfomed fo flwe clwange . . . many new flwings were flwrown af us . . . flwere were new words in our vocabulary, suc'1 as gym spofs, pool room, fower, sfairway and lunclfi passes lall of wlwicfi could be obfained easily and cneaply if you knew flfie rignf personsl. We sure 27 3,,.,,f omaha em IQ 3 omg, swf Service league nmamemm .Mfiforg .jvlonor Sociefg oggrarg Squad pecan! Ofhce Cgjqucwf unum1e m ai1,i ,asm-mi mv -rlwl.. T, me knew speed because everyThing was speed: speed To beaT The bell To class: speed To .geT on line in The lunchroom: speed To dress Tor gym lThose were The good old days when we wenT To gym. remember7l . . . A smash hiT was pre- senTed aT ClinTon-lNliTe, l-lere Comes lvlr. Jordan, ably supervised by Miss Leon . . . ClinTon's Track Team won The Bronx Championship and The Penn and STaTe Mile-Relay Championships buT was deTeaTed by Franklin Tor The CiTy Crown . . . lvlrs. Whalen reTurned and issued a swell copy oT The Magpie . . . Murray Frank elecTed G. C. prexy . . . EXTRA, EXTRA, France was lnyaded . . . Eisenhower and lVlonTgomery, who led our vicTorious armies were cheered in ClinTon's halls. . . Summer came . . . and so one year had passed .... SepTember, I944-January, l945: Tearing ourselves away Trom a pleas- anT summer vacaTion we looked Tor- ward To see some real games oT baskeT- ball, Schayes and KauTman heading our lisT . . . we were now sophomores and we TelT preTTy high . . . classes were en- larged by many Junior l-Tigh School graduaTes . . . sTudenT and TaculTy polls assured us oT The re-elecTion oT Pres- idenT RoosevelT . . . our armed Torces were aTTacking The very hearT oT Ger- many while General lVlacArThur was re- Turning To The Phillippines, TulTilling his promise . . . sTamp sales reached The peak . . . G. O. leader, Normy AlTman . . .Canada Lee, presenT aT The Douglas SocieTy sTaged a moving and inspiring 28 QL! .f program on The subiecT oT a beTTer un- dersTanding oT inTerracial and religious relaTions among The people oT America. February, l945-June, l945: This Term we were exposed To Shakespeare . . . BaskeTball Team won The Bronx Championship . . .Then came Madison Square Garden overTilled wiTh cheering ClinTon guys and The Big Five lJoel KauTman, CapTain Jordy Klein, Jerry LamperT, lVlilTy Griess and ArTie Glassl playing a swell game . . . CiTy Champs . . . Long John Taylor oT The Track Team, smashed The record in The 440 yard run wiTh his Time oT 50.04 . . . ClinTon-NiTe a greaT success since you saw Two shows Tor The price OT one. IT Will Be All RighT on The NiTe by The sTudenTs and Ozymandias Rides Again by The TaculTy . . . ClinTon was greaTly shocked when news reached us ThaT our beloved PresidenT, Franklin D. RoosevelT, was dead. The sTudenT body paid TribuTe To a greaT leader who gave his all Tor his counTry . . . ln sporTs, a varsiTy soTTball Team was added . . . Our handball Team won The Bronx-lVlanhaT- Tan Championship . . . summer arrived. SepTember, I945-January, I946: Once again we reTurned To The Cas- Tle on The Parkway, grill hearing ExTra, ExTra, War is Over, in our ears . . . Japan had surrendered ,during The sum- mer vacaTion and peace TreaTies were signed on The baTTleship Missouri . . . The whole world was Talking and Think- ing abouT aTom bombs and ieT planes buT The war was over . . . Our baskeT- l 0 l 6Ll'l'l S uae! ae qua 29 :rf 5' fl of A 5' MHC l 00l'l'L 650161, mafia Omce .gjguowf emu SW! Aff omg swf ball Team missed KauTman, Klein and l.amperT . . . BerT Nackenson, G. O. PresidenT . . . The music deparTmenT be- came less exciTing aTTer The reTiremenT oT Mr. Benjamin Scudder . . . FooTball reTurned . . . Mr. Edmund FooTe, one oT our mosT beloved and respecTed Teach- ers leTT ClinTon . . . RegenTs had us scared sTiTT . . . The Term ended as we were becoming Juniors . . . We were geTTing up in The world. February, I946-June, I946: Our baskeTball Team looked good wiTh Lloyd Thornhill and WalT Robin- son . . .Julie Briller, G. O. PresidenT . .. U. N. O. senT more exciTemenT clamor- ing Through ClinTon's porTals by Taking over l-lunTer College Tor several weeks . . . WhaT a l.iTe was presenTed aT ClinTon-NiTe, under The direcTion oT lvlr. lVlilTon Belasco . . . lvlid-Term and Re- genTs blues seT in and The anguish oT waiTing Tor marks kepT The Medical Room prr ousy . . . we were eager Tor9 T ' .m To end so we could skip The T c.. deeds oT lViacBeTh and his har and unsexed wiTe lso help me Tellows, ThaT's whaT iT says in The bookl . . . giganTic Gymkana sTaged, TRemem- ber ThaT Spanish dancer who did one oT Those Spanish can-cans 7l . . . we looked Torward wiTh anTicipaTion To The ever approaching summer vacaTion when school cares could be TorgoTTen and Shakespeare could resT on his laurels once again .... 30 Sepfember, I946-January, I947: We rushed To The G. 0. OTTice To geT our sevenTh Torm pins . . . we were seniors now: well, lower seniors . . . six monThs To go . . . This Term we were exposed To Mr. Edmund Burke, an- oTher pill lyou lcnow, hard To Talcell. who spoke Tor The good oT The Amer- ican people, buT noT so Tor The sevenTh Termer . . . Imagine, delivering a speech covering some sevenTy odd pages. and in small prinT Tool . . . John Koshel, G. 0. PresidenT . . . A man whom all ClinTon loved and respecTed, Principal A. Mor- Timer Clarlc reTired . . . our FooTpallers won The Bronx Championship . . . Dave NewsTadT played a TerriTic game aT Far-Rockaway and became lcnown as Mn QuTside . . . A large crowd showed up Tor The SevenTh Form Prom . . . FooTball Team losT Crescenzi, 0'Connor, and Silvers aT graduaTion . . . l.asT day, we chose Civil War haTs as our oTTicial Hchapeaux T . February, I947-June, I941, We made iTl . . . SENIORS an- oTher mad rush puT To The Senior Q Tice To purchase a low CombinaTion Ticl4eT . . .700 sold . . . rushing To ioin commiT- Tees and pulolicaTions . . . Larry Podell, G. C. PresidenT . . . Manny lvloslco- wiTz, Senior PresidenT, NewsTadT, Vice- PresidenT, Joel STein, SecreTary . . . Civil War haTs, handed ouT . . . Rushed down To Apeda S-Tudios To be phoTo- graphed . . . sTruggled Through college 3 I .M.'5f0l g Q .gf6l,gQCl 6LA Squad CAOFMJ www- - wwf fy c ff Q -. f , ff , , 1, fp f.m1-.wgmvfm geramic !O9,g OMCQ .Sjfiwlmf Cfmf innings:- r li: 11174 applicaTions Teverishly, worrying whaT This or ThaT iTem meanT . . . groans and moans heard ThroughouT ClinTon when The phoTos arrived. . .The medical room had Tull house . . . DraTT over and we sighed wifh relieT . . . l3aslceTball Team marched To The Garden To win The CiTy Championship . . . Room Service, di- recTed by lvlr. MilTon Belasco, aT- TracTed large crowds To ClinTon NiTe . . . 5OTh Anniversary CeleloraTion . . . We'll never TorgeT our Prom-NiTe, held aT The CoconuT Grove in The Parlc Cen- Tral l-loTel on May 23 . . . Class-lNliTe a greaT success wifh ArTie Nayer, Farina, Podell, Kanganis, C5aeTa, and De Ninno Tickling your spine . . . RegenTs had us worried buT we pulled Through . . . Big day . . . we ascended The sTeps wiTh a lump in our ThroaTs and a peculiar Teel- ing in our sTomachs . . . Medals, songs, and speeches... 720 graduaTes . . .We Tiled Through The wings oT The sTage, we crossed iT, grasped The diploma, while The band played on . . . There was a liTTle gulp and Though we called our- selves senTimenTal Tools, we sTill couldn'T help Those slighTly moisTened eyes as we marched ouT To The music oT D.VV.C. Tor The lasT Time . . . Four years gone and now only memories .... 'PETER DE NINNO 32 rf g' I if OPCA 8:5 fl 6L NDER The able baTOn OT lvlr. Franlc Grapel, The ClinTOn OrchesTra and Band have been recognized as The TWO TOrernOsT high schOOl music groups in The ciTy. Frorn The arisTOcraTic sTrains OT The Old masTers TO The pulsing rhyThms OT The march, The ClinTOn OrchesTra and Band run The cOrnpleTe musical gamuT, TO The pride and eniOymenT OT The enTire sTudenT body. ' an 33 Q gixecu five ounci Facully Advisor-Mr. Feibuscli lsr row: Larry Sclmecli, Jules Levine, Larry Podell, Manny Moslcowijrz 2nd row: Sian Langer, Paul Marlcs, Arnold Kaufman, George Lowy 3rcl row: Bob G-i'r'rleman, Louis Scheps, Ken Ferrins, Mel Rubinslein, Louis Kavanau 0CLl 6! of OUQIWIOIA5 Sealed: Mr. A. Feibusclw, Dr. Jolwn V. Walsh, Mr. Wornow Sfanding: Larry Sclmeclq, Paul Marks 34 Qu givlucafion unc! gicjuagfg CUR YEARS oT academic learning have passed and ahead looms ThaT myriad oT pracTicaliTies Through which we may appl-y our knowledge. The daily lesson is easily TorgoTTen and rarely applied. RaTher, we are aTTecTed by general Trends oT ThoughT and opinion. Our observaTions and inguiries now have Tormed a basic paTTern in our minds and Trom ThaT sTrucTure The acTion oT applicaTion will emanaTe. Our enTrance inTo ClinTon meanT Tor many oT us an end To a cloisTered liTe. CommuniTies oT like races, religions, and naTional origins have Tormed wiThin our ciTyg This gheTTo-ized exisTence has had an eTTecT upon our immediaTe lives. Family relaTionships, companionship, business pracTices, recreaTion, have all been conTined Too oTTen To one area and one group. In ClinTon we have had our TirsT TasTe oT The True world. We have com- pleTed Tour years oT inTroducing ourselves To a newly discovered Tellow- man. Soon, This process bore The realizaTions, primarily, ThaT we had much To learn Trom him, and secondly, ThaT we had Too much in common wiTh him To be considered diTTerenT. , And now, we are being graduaTed inTo ThaT True world. We have TaughT ourselves The meaning oT broTherhood, and success and pleasure Through cooperaTion by egualiTy. The beTore menTioned paTTern Tor our ThoughT has been parTially The guesTion: WhaT has ClinTon done Tor me7 Answer iT by observing The Tollowing poinTs: Will we ever be able To wiThdraw again To our own inTellecTually and physically isolaTed groupf7 Are we able To shake The hand oT someone ThaT may Think, pray, or look diTTerenT, and noT noTice how much alike we aref7 Are we able To ToleraTe The preiudiced minds and speech oT our companions7 No, we will noT be able To, and ThereTore we have drawn a measure oT successTul learning Trom De WiTT ClinTon. Be iT academic or oT a human naTure, iT is an accomplishmenT, and iT will add To The making oT our beTTer new world. LARRY PODELL, PresidenT, G. O. 35 i MANNY MOSKOWITZ PresidenT OW THAT we have reached The culminaTion oT our high school career, we musT Think seriously oT preparing ourselves Tor posiTions as responsible and inTelligenT ciTizens. When we leave ClinTon, we will leave by The same road, buT each oT us will seek divergenT paThs ThaT will lead us To our chosen careers. For some oT us, graduaTion Trom high school will mean enTrance inTo The college oT our choice where we may be beTTer able To prepare ourselves Tor our liTe's work. OThers, upon graduaTion, will enTer some Tield oT business, where They will learn Trom acTual experience To cope wiTh The problems oT a pracTical world. We have been given The greaTesT Treedom and opporTuniTy possible in order ThaT we may Think and do Things clearly. To a greaT exTenT by ourselves, buT wiTh The consTanT advice and guidance oT Teachers who have been kind and helpTul, we have been able To reveal and To nurTure our naTural abiliTies and TalenTs. ClinTon. iTs TradiTions and TaculTy, have insTilled in us The essence oT human digniTy-The democraTic spiriT. The proper channeling oT youThTul energies Tor human beTTermenT is educaTiong The proper developing oT iniTiaTive among The masses wiTh concern Tor The individual as well as Tor The common good is democracy. IT is here in ClinTon we have developed These ideals: buT wiTh Time and wiTh ourselves resT The success and The need Tor boTh. l should like To Take This opporTuniTy To Thank all oT you Tor your conTidence in choosing me To lead you in your Senior Term. l sincerely hope ThaT This Term will hold Tond memories Tor you in laTer years. To each oT you, wherever you may go and whaTever you may choose To do- Good Luck! MANNY MOSKCWITZ, PresidenT, Senior Class 36 JOEL STEIN DAVID NEWSTADT SecreTary Vice-presidenT 14 Weddage rom flee .gznior refii enf en iam RARHAEL J. ABEL Ray C.C.N.Y. Radio Club: Represenfafive ar Senior Council. To see fhe world. Willing and able IRWIN ABOLNICK Bill Juilliard Sfudem' Courf: Service League: Hisfory: Office Squad: Pan-Amer- ican Club: Biology Squad: Dra- mafic Socieiy. Professional pianisf. NORMAN B. ACKERMAN AI'Ias Harvard Arisfa: Chairman. Senior Swim- ming Comm.: Varsiry Swimming Team: Physics Squad: Mafh Office Squad: Sea Horse Club. I gof iusf one fhing our of Clinfon -myselfl JACK ALALOUF Joclco C.C.N.Y. Handball Varsily: Pan-American Club. Docfor. My religion-Money and Io heclc wilh The 5-cenf fare. We should have if af Oc. SI-IELDON D. ALBERT Doc Fordham Pan-American Club and Squad Sfamp Club: 2 ferms Service League: I Term SergeanI Service League: Mililary Science Corps. Pharmacisf. NORMAN ALPERT NEWTON BARRY ALTERMAN S'rreIch Syracuse Library Squad: Clinfonian: Hisfory Honor Sociefy. Adverfising Execufive. Dormifory wifh chairs.' 38 ALBERT AMATEAU Slim Lafe Squad. To be a millionaire. My educalion is like a girl's slcirl: shorl' enough fo be inleresfing and long enough fo cover The subiecff' JOSEPH J. ANANIA Joe N.Y.U. Capfain Fencing Team: Arr Squad: Locker Room Squad: Newman Club: Library Squad: Ifalian Help Class: P. T. Door Squad. If's a man's world, so here I come! DANIEL R. APOSTOLU PosI'o Columbia Cheerleaders: Lafe Squad: New' man Club: Trefoils. Malce my parenfs proud by my success. Onel Ha. l'Il fake 'em alll A.T.B.F. MORTON A. APPEL Apple Hofsfra Cross-Counlry Team: Traclc Team: G. O. Office Squad: P. T. Office Squad: Library Squad: Guernsey Squad: Squad B: Locker Room Squad: Wingfoof Club. To have my daughler go 'IO Clinfon. SOL APPLEBAUM Su'rchlcie N.Y.U. Service League: Lafe Squad: lfalian Club. Wrifer. In order To win a good game, you have Io play a good game. PAUL A. APRIL Sfrefch, Shorfy, Doc N.Y.U. Wilh a Smile: Locker Room Squad. Sawbones IDocIorl. l'm a 'rough hombre-Ah eaf mah marshmallows raw. FRANCIS AMATRUDA Frank Sf. John's Ifalian Club: Newman Club: Lafe Squad: Library Squad: Locker Room Squad. Accounlanf. I am Ihe masfer of my fafef' PAUL P. ASSAIANTE Paully Prall Mr. Tielz's Squad: Service League. To make people happy. There should be more leachers like Mr. Tielz and Mrs. Finch. l-lERMAN AUERBACH Killer N.Y.U. Third Form Baskelball: Eourlh Form Baskelball. Slrive lo enler inlo a business. MICHAEL A. BAl'lTlARlAN I Mickey Ohio Slale Library Squad: Locker Room Squad l3 lermsl: Service League: Lunch Room Squad. To make IO million lhe' easy way. Thal's O.K., l've been lhrawn oul ol beller places. HAROLD A. BAKER Pappy Cornell Library Squad: Service League: Malh Club. Engineer. Shoal 'em all bul six, save lhem for pallbearersf' LAWRENCE BlTTMAN Larry Liu. 2 Terms Chorus, 2 Terms Ollice Squad. To be in adverlising lield. Friends Somelimes Call l-lim Pierre! BERNARD B. BARBER L Junior N.Y.U. Lale Squad: P. T. Olhce: Lunch Room: Slage Manager: Clinlon Nile Library Squad. Business execulive. A promising sluclenl, always promising lo do beller. NUNZlO R. BARBERA Lale Squad: Lunch Room Squad: llalian Club. Businessman. My parole is due-l gel oul in June. NAT 6. BASSEN Nalie Phil. Texlile lnsl. Caplain Flying Squad: O. O. Represenlalive: Caplain 'Service League: Lale Squad: Senior Jew- elry Commillee: Clinlon Nile Usher: Audilorium Squad. Texlile Engineer. MARCUS BAUM Marc, Clinl Swarlhmore Arisla: News: Clinlonian: Magpie: Challer: Class Nile: Orch.: Senior Council: Pres. Sq. Dance, Malh Clubs: Edil. Douglass Bullelin: VP 6 Form. Lile is iusl one damned lhing aller anolherf'-O'Malley and Baum. STANLEY BAUM Baumo L.l.U. Orcheslra, Music Club, Library Squad, Guidance Squad, General Science Squad, Chemislry Squad, Squad Ol, Squad Og. To be a doclor. Even Clark gol oul before me. WILLIAM BAUMFELD Bombshell Cily College Service League, Ollice Squad, Slu- denl Courl. Accounlanl. IRVING L. BAUMWALD Buddy Fordham School ol Pharmacy Pharmacisl Praise like gold and diamonds, owes ils value only lo ils scarcilyf' ALVIN A. BECKERMAN Big Al Prall Lunchroom Squad, Service League, Arl Ollice Squad, Squad A, olh Form Sollball. llluslralor. l-lowdy: Rokeach Nylalf' ARNOLD S. BECKERMAN Becky Penn. Slale Medical Squad, Douglass Sociely, Lunch Room Squad, Track Squad, G.O. Represenlalive. To Live To Be As Old As Melhu- selah. Nol Enough Teachers lo Anlago- nize. lRVlNG BECKMAN Lelly N.Y.U. Lunchroom: Service League. Loaler. Open lhe Door, Richard, l am going oul ol Clinlonf' MARTIN BELFER Manly N.Y.U. Library, Locker, G.O. Rep., Varsily Track, Cross Counlry Team, Form Sollball, Form Baskelball. Talenl Scoul For A l-larern. l wanl lo gel ahead-Teacher said l needed one. 39 MARTIN A. BELSKY HSlfYbeIl Columbia ArisTa, Squad R, Honor School OTI'ice, Erench OTTice, Lunchroom Squads, G.O. Rep, To be a Teacher. I don'T mind The school: iT's The principle oT The Thing. CHARLES A. BENSON 'ICIWUCICI' Columbia CIinTonian IArT X1 Business STaTil, ArT OITice Squad, Service League. To Be a Success. I'II knock, buT when will Richard open ThaT door7 EDWARD J. BENTLEY Tink VarsiTy EooTbaII, CuTTing, Locker Room, PaTroI, LaTe, Medical Room Squads, Service League, Newman Club. Commercial ArTisT. WhaTsoever a man seweTh Thal shall he rip. HOWARD BERNARD BERG Howie C.C.N.Y. Senior Council, Co-capTain Cheer- leaders, GLO. RepresenTaTive, Serv- ice League, Lunch Squad. Lawyer. Nice pair oT shoulders: oughT To geT ahead. LAWRENCE M. BER6 Tex N.Y.U.7 Medical Squad, RiTIe Club, Class SecreTary, LaTe Squad, Service League. Yes. IT was a hard TighT ma, buT I won. MARTIN BERGER Snerd N.Y.U. or C.C.N.Y. LieuTenanT LaTe Squad, Locker Room Squad, Squad ILunchrooml. PoIiTician. I'm Tree, aT IasT, buT I loved every horrible minuTe oT iT. SEYMOUR BERKOWER Sid N.Y.U. Service League, Locker Squad, 3rd Form SoTTbaII Team, 4Th Form SOTT- ball Team. ' EIecTricaI Engineer. OuT on parole, aTTer a Tour year sTreTch. LOUIS MICHAEL BERNINGER STreTch Syracuse School Chorus, Junior VarsiTy Bas- keTbaII, HealTh Ed. Sq., 3rd Form BaskeTbaII Team. They call me ShorTy and also STreTch, when will They ever call rr 3 Lou7 40 GILBERT S. ROSS Gil Harvard Lock Rm. Sq.: S.L.: Lch. Rm. Sq.I Magpieq Hon. Sch. and OTP. Sq.g Sp. OTF. Sq. To Tind a girl worTh The Trouble she causes. Do as I say, noT as I do. MARVIN A. BERNSTEIN Duke N.Y.U. Track Team, Library Squad, P. T. Squad CapT., Pan American Club, Jazz Club. AccounTanT. I'd like To drown my Troubles, bul' my Teachers won'T go swimming. -OBERT H. BERN EIN gn rnie V V I ,gg ZNIK v' e. . .' epres Ta- Tive, Squa , Two years oT 1 Chorus. i , 1 , N Ryo' ei I ' enTisT. 'IQ' o o you Think TaughT ArThur Murray7 MARTIN BESEN Manny N.Y.U. STamp Club-Pres. and V. Pres.. Fencing Squad, Service League. To be an EnTrepreneur. Caesar died because he was am- I:iTious. I inTend To live Toreverf' LOUIS BIELE Sonny L.l.U. ITaIian Club, LaTe Squad, P.T. Squad, Class Nighf Helper, New- man Club. Pharmacy. Hal I dood iT. ALVIN J. BIENSTOCK Beanie To Be A Succes. NAL IR ,Lil BILION ' m oT Music e ms! and, Service ' eaq e, ST p Club. Music Club. To SoIoisT in The N. Y. Phil- h ic Orc. I 's a Musical Problem, page Prof. Biloonf' WILLIAM V. BIUSO Blackie Fordham ITaIian Club, Service League, Lunchroom Squad, CapTain of Lunchroom I yr., Boxing Squad, Lawyer. I love work. I could siT and waTch iT Tor hours. MURRAY E. BIRNBAUM Bernie ManhaTTan Service League I7 81 Sl. EnTrepreneur. Ah-h. Shudd-up. ARTI-IUR BLAU ArTie C.C.N.Y. LiTerary and AdverTising STaTT of ClinTonian. Sr. l'laT Comm.. 'Li- brary Sq., S.L.. Form SoTTball. SucceSfI5ul BuSineSS Man 3 years oT maTh., and sTill loolcing aT Tigures. STUART BLOCK ,Tv-a, ' MARTIN M. BLODSTEIN MonTe C.C.N.Y. LaTe Squad. Locker Room Squad, lnTer-Mural Traclc MeeT. A Business ExecuTive. Where will I sleep now7 WALTER M. BODEN Wally C.C.N.Y. Pres. Biology Club, FiTTh Term G.O. Rep., SevenTh Term G.O. Rep.. Service League. Checking Com- miTTee. AccounTanT. PeT Aversion: Female Teachers SIGMUND BORAX Buddy N.Y.U. Service League. AeronauTical Engineer. Life is iusT one big. boThersome, bunion. WILLIAM BORDEN Bill Columbia Service League. Spanish OTTice Sq. A, Honor School OTlice Sq.. Lunch Room Sq.. 4Th Term. ' Business ExecuTive. IT iT's Bordens, iT's goT To be good. BERNARD B. BORKIN Tex Cornell STagecraTT Sq., Service League, X-CounTry Squad. Track Squad. Animal Husbandry lVeT.l. GET my hoss saddled. X W f ly.. .,v, X f f f ff 5 W A. X , Vx f ,7 W 7 W 77 X1 W A - f Z WZ. gy ,. ,, X 'L . 1 i 441 Sl-IELDON S. BORODKIN Shelly N.Y.U. Service League P.T. Squad, Record Squad. DenTisT. Poor D.W.C. Teachers-Losing Me. ROBERT D. BRADY Bob Iona Vice-Leader ArisTa, SevenTh Form President Program Squad, News, Pan-American. Newman Club. ExecuTive ExTraordinary. The Smilin' Irishman sees his way Through. WILLIAM BRAFMAN Willy The Weep Bergen Junior College Service League. Sfudy l-lall Squad. Loclcer Squad. Salesman. l can gei iT Tor you wholesale. STANLEY R. BRAND JusT STan N.Y.U. Cashier in The lunchroom. To be a good lawyerf7 To a swell school D.W.C. ALBERT BRAUNWARTI-I STrech Ohio STaTe Service League. To live 81 love. You ain'T seen noThin' yeT. SEYMOUR BRAVERMAN Sy L.l.U. Marry a millionaire. ClinTons losing a good cusTorner. ALVIN BREGMAN Curly C.C.N.Y. Library Squad. IT Takes all lcinds To malce up The world. l'm glad l'm noT one of Them. ALAN BRENITS Buddy N.Y.U. CapT. Guernsey Sq.. G.O. Ol'lice Sq., Sq. B. ElecTions CommiTTee. Locker Room Sq. Medicine. g Now I can lisTen To The radio aT nighT wiTh boTh ears. . 41 IRA M. BRESLAUER Ike N.Y.U. I yr. Service League, I yr. Cale- Ieria Squad, 3rd 31 4rh Form Bas- kerball, Cheerleaders. Business Execurive. Jusr for Kix. CHARLES F. BRIEFER Oberlin Honor School, Magpie, Orches- tra, Band, General Science Prep- aralion Squad, Music Club. Music Educalion. Be lrue lo 'the dreams ol: Thy youI'h. EDWARD S. BRILL Soapey C.C.N.Y. Chem. Analylical Squad, Chem. Prep. Squad, Capl. Chem. Prep. Squad, Library Squad. Accounranl. Ii you're in a dirly mess, you can call for Edward S. HARVEY D. BRILL BriIIo To show 'rhe world I'm belrler 'fhan They are. Wafer me, I'm a Ialoomin' idiclf' EDWARD BROOKS Brick'Iop C.C.N.Y. Service League, Locker Room Squad, Swimming Squad. Physical Insrrucror. BeHer Lale Than Never JOEL BROOKS K e O ' ave C.C.N.Y. , Servic Le ue l8'rh T.I, 6.0. ep n. I5 h T.l. Service League .I, 3rd Form Baskelball. ' ay lake up music af Sing Sing. I GERARD Bizown 42 if ' I V Q! f , aj.. 1 Q., fsyyv , -' 1 X f ,ff J X iff' 4 if 1 X ,Z W f W VIN' . g ..,-, Q I l,.iv we 4 - '1 f '. g 6 Q '44 iff. -I 1 , ,. ci 7 7 f fz x X ff , 2 if y,4, 5 X ' f ., Mfr ! f f ' OW My Z nf , f J 4.9 WIP HOWARD L. BROWN Brownie Harvard Magpie, Pan - American Club. Slamp Club, Record Room Squad, G.O. Represenrarive. To Emulafe Proven Businessmen. 'I'r isn'I whal you know, il's whom you know. SAUL BRUM U.C.L.A. Sludenlr Courl, Clinlon News, Lunch Room Squad, Dramalic Sociely. Success in Business. I've done my besl work silling downalhafs where I shine. LEONARD L. BRYER Flash N.Y.U. School ol Comm. Track Team, Lunch Room Sq. Clolhing Manufaclurer. Leader of men and follower of women. CARMINE E. BUCCIERI Corky Boslon U. Service League, Lunchroom Squad, Lale Squad, I'IaIian Club. Journalism. Happiness is iusl a Ihing called Clinlonf' JOSEPH B. BUCHALTER Cilry Band, Music Club, Clinlonile Band. Squad Ol, OZ. Millionaire. CIin'ron loses a good scholar. NORMAN N. BUDOFSKY UIah C.C.N.Y. Service League, G.O. Represen- Iarive. Induslrial Engineer. ' Hy Pard -- Wanna' learn some Judo. ANTHONY R. BUONOCORE Tony N,Y.U. Service League. Denlisl. Charles Allas did il againIII ARTHUR C. BUTTS Arne Washinglon and Lee Universily Magpie, Ari Squad, Service League, Science Congress. Aeronaulical Designer. S'ropI I love il. illiard u ic res Music Club, ub Clinlon Nile Or- i!OSEP D. QTI i oe.. rche ra, Ban ramaiic Soc., ' s o I , . n I . c Ir r esiral Musician Ignorance is no excuse SI-IELDON D. CAM I-IY Harvey Bogariusn Haverford Medical Squad, Laie Squad, 6.0. Squad. To be a lawyer. There's no subsliiuie 'For 'Ialenif' MARVIN J. CANTOR Marv Cornell Service League, Track Squad, lnlermediaie Regenis Marking Comm., Library Squad. To be an Archiiecl. Ma'rhernaIicaIly inclined-appre- ciales figures. MARTIN D. CAPELL MarI'y Rulgers Lafe Squad, Capiain, Chess Team, Siarnp Club, Geomelry Help Class, Hislory Honor Socieiy. To see ihe year ZOOI. ALFRED CARIN BuIch N.Y.U. Capl. Slagecraii Lighiing Sq., Arisia, Band, Clinfonile Band, Locker Room Sq., Frederick Doug- lass Socieiy, Club 45-46-47, Hisiory Honor Sociefy, Music Sociefy. Denlisf. GORDON E. CARRUTHERS Gordy N.Y.U. maybe Sorry, working man. So long. JOSEPH' CARTELLI GIDEON CASI-IMAN Sid Columbia Univ. Leader of Arisia, Sec'y of Arislrag Pres. Bx. lnier-Arisia Council: Isl Lieuf. GS. Prep Squadq Medical Sociely. Sludy of law or medicine. AIIer four years, open The door! WILLIAM CAVALLUZZI Billy C.C.N.Y. lialian Club. To lead a successful life. Life is a bowiul of cherries, wilh iusi as many piIs. WILLIAM WALTER CEDOR, JR. Sonny and Junior Noi sure Service League, Lunchroom Squad. Commercial arlisl' or business man- ager. ALBERT CHASAN Chase C.C.N.Y. Clin'ron News, ClinIon News TryouIs, Carlooning Club, Skefch- ing Club, Posler Squad. Journalisi. l'm ALways CHASAN rainbows. ALAN E. CHILDS Al N.Y.U. Lale Squad. Service League, Mili- Iary Science Club. Slcck Broker. The only way 'Io gel' aheacl-is Io buy one. GEORGE CI-IRISTOFIDES .Ry PAUL F. CIARELLI Chick Cooper Union Service League, Aero Club, Locker Room Squad. ' Mechanical Engineer. WaiIing for Clinlon 'ro become Co-ed. BENNY A. CIAVOLELLA Service League, Lale Squad, Hal- ian Club, Locker Squad. Businessman. I gol whai l wanied oul of Clin- Ion-Me. EMIL A. CICCOTELLI Chic N.Y.U, 3 years soilball Team, caplain '47 soilball Ieam. Professional Ball. I know I'm THE scholar of Clin- Ion, bul why bore Ihe readers wilh facIs'2 43 EDWARD T. CLARKE Eddy Allred Aero Club: Ceramic Arl Club: Newman Club: Service League. Ceramic Engineer. Ouole me as always supporling longer vacalionsf' HENRY J. COHEN Hank - N.Y,U. Biology Squad, Dramalic Club, Chorus, Band, Pil. Squad, Fred- erick Douglass Sociely. To be an Aclor. They say, 'He could double lor Danny Kayef HERBERT L. COHEN Herby Service League, Lunchroom Squad, Lale Squad. To Make a Cool Million. CIinlon was like a dream: I slepl lhrough il. MARTIN D. COHEN Marly N.Y.U. Service League, Aero Club I3 lermsl, Lensmen, Aeronaulical Engineer. I know l'm wonderful, why doesn'l anyone else know ilf7 MYRON COHEN Lover boy U.C.L.A. Lale Squad, Library Squad, Lunch Room Squad, Service League. To be a mulli-millionaire and lo live very long. 4 years I wailed lor a hal, now il's 2 small. NAT COHEN Monk Columbia Library Squad, Service League, Jan. '47, Class Nile Commission. Law. Whal's yours is mine. REUVEN Z. COHEN Service League, Lunchroom Sq., Locker Room Sq. Il's Aboul Time. THEODORE J. COHN Teddy Cornell Arisla, Biology Squad, Nalure Sludy Club, Vice Pres., Secrelary French Club. Enlomo'ogical Research. 44. EUGENE A. COLWELL Gene C.C.N.Y. Lunch Room Palrol. Doclor, EMIL A. CONTI 2 lerms Physics Squad, Ilalian Club, Service League. To be successlul. Four years in a coma and I gel a diploma. EDWARD H. COOPERMAN 5COHy Minnesola Lunchroom Squad, Physical Squad. Honor School, Ollice Squad, Lens- men, 2nd Form Sollball Team. A Greal Ice Skaler. To be or nol lo be, now I'm oul and pleasanlly lree. WILLIAM R. X: H. COPPAGE Bill Colgale 5 Terms Orcheslra. Have a good lime. Pillo ALFRED J. COSENTINO AI N.Y.U. Caplain Lale Squad, Lale Squad. Lunch Room Sq., Ilalian Club. Jack ol all Trades. Leader ol men, lollower ol wom- in 971. LEWIS R. COWAN BIimp Harvard Varsily Tennis Squad, Lalin Trans- Ialing Team, Regenls Marking Commillee, Senior Finance Com- millee. To relire al 22I They say money is lhe rool ol all evil: are lhey l4idding7 NORMAN CRUSO Prolessor C.C.N.Y. Pres. Chess Club, Chess Team, Clinlon Nile Checking Coals, 2nd and Fourlh Form Baskelball Teams. Successlul millionaire. Four years lor a hal lhal clidn'l lil. VINCENT J, CUOMO Muscles Cily Trafck Team, Foolball, Ilalian Club. Service League. To shool all leachers. Lel me oul ol here. PAUL D'AMARO JOHN DANIELS LAWRENCE GEORGE DARCEY Laffy N.Y.u. LaTe Squad, Handball VarsiTy, Special DuTy Squad. Engineering. I was never no good aT English. So ThereTor I would say. 'IT ain'T ThaT school is so bad iT's iusT The principle of The Thing. ' ALLAN GEORGE DAVIS AlTruisTic AI PraTT Magpie ArT STaTT. Commercial ArTisT. ParTing is such sweeT sorrow, ThaT's why I never comb my hair. HENRY P. DeBLASl Columbia Newman Club, ITalian Club, Bul- leTin Board CommiTTee, Social CommiTTee. DocTor. Hoping Tor The besT. PAUL J. DEL GATTO CaT None LaTe Squad, Loclcer Squad, P.T. Squad, lTalian Club, Lunch Room Squad. To be ResTauranT Manager. How l made iT simple. I iusT climbed over The wall. HAROLD DECKEL Hal U.S.C. Loclcer Room Sq. To be an elecTrical engineer. Caesar died because OT his am- biTion. Declcel will live Toreverf' JOHN DEL VICARIO PETER N. De NINNO PeTe BridgewaTer, Va. lTalian Club lPres.l. CLINTON- IAN, Chorus, Class-NiTe, Lib. Sq., Jazz Club, Gymlcana CommiTTee. EducaTed Bum. All Teachers are pills, They're hard To Take! NORMAN DENKER LEONARD DEUTSCH Lenny C.C.N.Y. Gigolo Till 80. Then reTire wiTh sweeT memories. WiTh This gin rummy hand, whai are ya crazy7 HARRY DE VRIES Windy N.Y.U. Chorus, Lensmen Club. Business ExecuTive. Happy-Go-Luclcy. lT's De Vries kiddies, noT de breeze. WILLIAM G. DeWlNDT Billy B'lclyn Poly Tech. Slide Rule Club. Mechanical Engineer. Champoo de Caniho MURRAY J. DICK STreTch William 81 Mary Service League, Bio. Sq., Lunch Room Sq. AccounTanT. The only Thing I passed in ClinTon was doors. PAUL S. DiMARIA Puppy Univ. OT Michigan G.O. Reore-senTaTive, LaTe Squad. Service League. Newman Club. Girls, Here l come! BeT'Ter LaTe Than Never. VINCENT J. DiPASOUALE Jimmy Undecided ArT Squad, Library Squad, lTalian Club, Newman Club. BoaT or Plane Designer. May I never TasTe anoTher Fed- eral. 45 ROBERT W. DITIERI Bob C.C.N.Y. Service League, Laie Squad, Hal- ian Club. To succeed in whalever I Iry. I love worlc. I could walch il all day long. HOWARD S. DONOWITZ 'Donny Oklahoma Cheerleader, Laie Squad, Service League, Lunchroom Squad. Aeronauiical Engineering, Buenos Noches Cockeroachesf' GERALD O. DRUSKIN Jerry N.Y.U. Regenfs Squad, Economics and Hislory Office LI., Hislory Honor Sociely, French Office: Senior Represenlaiive, SI. Lo Relief Squad. Surgeon. Leis cui up baby! LESTER DUBNICK Re'rsel Juilliard Conceri Masler of Orch. '46 Sr '47, P.T. Squad, M-Music Squad. Violinisr, conduclor. Nero fiddled while Rome burned. I Iiddled while Grapel burned. O EPI-I DUBOVY EDWARD DUFFIN Duff Manhallan Library Sq.: Aslronomy Club: Biol- ogy Club: Soccer Team. Bacleriologisf. I wonder whal The oiher 7 won- ders are doing7 DICK EDELSON SAUL EICI-INER C.C.N.Y. Band: Clinion Nighr Band: Or- cheslra: Bio. Office Squad: Arisla Honor School: All Ciiy Band. Musician. My clarinel and I will make your spiriis high. 46 SHELDON ELLENOFE Shelly Columbia Psychology Squad: Chemislry Squad: Senior Council: Hisi. Hon. Soc.: Chem. Hon. Soc. Chemical Research. Some people have Iacl, and olhers Iell The 'rruIh. LEWIS ELSTEIN Jerk Pool Room Siar. To have an aulograph piciure of Mrs, Choseyf' BERNARD EPSTEIN Eppie Jiggs N.Y.U. Lunch Room Sq.: Service League: Form Baslcelball Cheerleaders lManagerI. Fur Designer. WhaI a Joke. DAVID EPSTEIN Eppy N.Y.U. Psychology Sq. N: Lunchroom Sq. E. To be rich. Long Live Sidney. MORRIS H. EPSTEIN I-leghyu N.Y.Ll. Locker Room Squad 5, 6, 7: Track Team: Library Squad: Chem. Prep. 3, 4, 5, 6: 6.0. Rep.: Lunch Room Sq. 2, 3, 74, 5, 6, 7: Form Baskef- ball Team. Business Execulive. I'm The Lover. IRVING ESKENAZI Eslcy Univ. ol: Penn. Honor School: 6.0. Squad: Lunch- room Squad: Service League: Magpie Squad: Record Room Squad. To be a success in everyihing. I've been 'Ihrown oui of behler places Ihan Ihis. ROBERT M. ESTES Hoi Lips Illinois Sgt Service League: Flying Squad: Jazz Record Club. Adveriiser. Ignorance is Bliss 34 I'm Happy. VINCENT ANTHONY ETTARI Vinny Service League. AIways mind your own business and you will never go wrong. JOHN B. FAIELLA Giuan Lale Squad: Service League: Ilal- ian Club: Lieulenanl Lale Squad: Lunch Room Squad. To be on my own. Work never killed anybody bul why lake a chance7 SHELDON FALK Shelly N.Y.U. Arisla: Caplain General Science Prep. Squad: 2nd Lieul. General Science Prep, Squad: Golf Squad: Isl Term Vice-Presidenl: 2nd Term Vice-Presidenl: Clinlon Nile Checking Commillee. Merchandising. I can gel il lor you wholesale. FRANCIS J. FALLON Blink Cornell Squad-S: Squad-A. Commercial Arlisl or Singer. All I gol oul ol school was my- sell. THOMAS IZAVAZZO Manhallan llalian Club: Sl. Lo Squad. Eleclrical engineer. ALAN J. FEIERSTEIN Al C.C.N.Y. Service League and Physics. Denlisl. Words lail me-and so do leachersf' CHARLES FEINBLATT Chuck Purdue Varsily handball leam: inlramural sollball: inlramural lrack. Oplomelrisl. I slill say il should have been co-ed. MORTON FELDMAN Morly N.Y.U. Slagecrall Squad: Service League: Rille Club: Malh. Club. Doclor. Clinlon Xpress slopped wilh a ierk 84 I gol oll. HAROLD FELDSTEIN Hal C.C.N.Y. Band: Orcheslra: Clinlon Nile Band: Class Nile Band: Special Service Squad. ' G-Man. A I guess l'm iusl lhe besl man. V.. RUSSELL A. FERNANDO Russ Prall Slage Crall Sqd.: Pan American Club. Commercial Arlisl. Jusl beginning lo see lhe lighlf' WILLIAM FERRER 9 IRWIN FIDLOWITZ George R,C.A. lnsl. P.T. Squad: Library Squad: 3rd Form Baskelball T. Radio Technician. NORMAN FINE NOrmy N.Y.U. Audilorium Squad: Service League: Lunch Room Squad: Chem. So- ciely: Hislory Honor Sociely. To make a million bucks. l'm a lillle dandrull looking lor a head. GERALD J. FINEMAN Jerry Miami Soll ball leam: lrack squad: 4lh lorm baskelball leam: 4lh lorm sollball leam. To be a slar baseball player. Give me lhe simple life. DAVID FINGERHUT Dave Michigan U. Capl. Goll Team: Lunch Room Squad: Locker Room Squad: Serv- ice League: Heallh Ollice Squad. Take il slow. BERNARD FINKELSTEIN Buck Columbia olh Form Presidenl: 4lh Form Vice Pres: Guernsey Sq.: Caplain H.S. Sq.: G.O. Ollice Sq.: Psy- chology Sq.: G.O. Execulive Coun- cil: I-lislory Honor Soc. Allorney. All work and no play makes iackf' HOWARD L. FINKELSTEIN Fink C.C.N.Y. Bio. Club: Jazz Record Club Band, Accounlanl 81 Musician. Conlucius say beller lo gradu- ale lhan slay. 47 DANIEL K. ETTINGER BuTch N.Y.U. Locker Room Squad: P.T. OTTice Squad. ChieT Engineer. I'lI build a beTTer mouse Trap if you'Il Turnish The cheese. SIDNEY D. FINKELSTEIN U.C.L.A. Service League-I year. JusT To Be. There was a change-One Term iT was bad-The nexT iT goT worse. WALTER I. FINKELSTEIN Wally N.Y.U. ArisTa: Senior Pub. Com.: Senior Prom. Com.: Ai-T Sqd.: G.O. Rep.: English OTTice Sqd.: AssT. Mgr. FooTbalI Team. Lawyer, PoliTician. Give All To Love -Emerson. SHERMAN N. FIRSTY Shoim C.C.N.Y. Aero Club: Lensmen: Track Squad: Locker Room Squad. Traveling Salesman. Farmer's DaughTer Here I Come. HAROLD L. FISH Hal N.Y.U. ExecuTive Manager FooTball Team: FirsT Aider wiTh FooTball Team and Med. Sq.: ChemisTry OTTice Sq.7 Healfh Service Sq. Medicine lPsychoIogyl I used To be conceiTed-now I'm handsome! CARL FISHERMAN Cookie OUT of Town Chief Clerk oT The STudenT CourT: Chem. Lab. Squad: Library Squad: LaTe Squad: Lunchroom Squadi AsTronomy Club: Biology Club. Friends, Romans, and CIinToniTes: .lend me your homework. JACK Z. FISHKIN Columbia ClinTonian ArT STaPT: ArT Ofhce Squad: Service League: Maili- OT' Tice Squad. To be, or noT To be: ThaT is The quesTion. Open The door, Columbia, and leT me in. ARNOLD M. FOX N.Y.U. Locker Room Sq.: Special Service. Engineer. Me and My English Humor. 48. ' KEN M. FRANK The l-look, Lunch Room Squad- 2 Terms: Service Leaguei Class NiTe Usher: ClinTon NiTe Usher. Bookmaker 81 Shylock-Teacher on The Side. Ain'T ThaT Wild! RONALD A. FRANKEL Ronnie PFGII Squad W: Magpie ArT STaTT: STudy Hall Squad: Soccer Team. Commercial ArTisT. T'was close buT I won. STUART M. FRANKEL Chuck Brooklyn Poly 4 Terms oT RegenTs Squad: Chess Club. Chemical Engineer. Does Anyone WanT To Rhumba7 ELLIOTT K. FREED Wild Bill EIlioTT N.Y.U. Jr. VarsiTy Baskefball Team-CapT.: VarsiTy BaskeTball Team: Locker Squad. To be a millionaire! Bachelor's wives 81 maid's chile dren are always well TaughTI TE Y M. F E M :gn C.C.N.Y. Ba W S ic eague. 1- a C.P.A. and usici Can I us my . ISKWTO inTo e7 DAVID M. FREEMAN Dave N.Y.U. Service League: Douglass SocieTy. AdverTising. He quieTly plods ThrougT1 his work, making no enemies along The way. DAVID FREIMAN Dave The Knave U. oT Illinois 2 years Medical Room Squad: Pe- riod CapT.: Chem Squad: Track Squad: Medical SocieTy: Lensmen: Library Squad. Physician. I love work: I could waTch iT Tor- ever. JORDAN P. FRIED Jordie STage-craTT Sq.: Library Sq.: Tre- Toil Club: Chem. Sq. AdminisTraTive Engineer. Grab your kniTe and Tork, l'm coming home sTewed TonighT. EDWIN LESTER ERIEDBERO Eddie N.Y.U. ClinTon NiTe oT '46 and '4-7: Class NiTe: Record Office Sq.: Psy- chology Sq.: DramaTic Soc.: Senior l-laT Comm. Scenic Designer. You can be PresidenT and I'Il go back To vice. EDWARD FRIEDLANDER Smiley Miami U. STamp Club: P.T. Squad: FirsT, Second, Third Forms BaskeTball Team: CapT. J.V. BaskeTball Team: CapT. VarsiTy Baskejrball Team. Physibal EducaTion Teacher. ClinTon was like an open book, l cuT righT Through iT. SEYMOUR O. FRIEDLANDER Cy N.Y.U. Service League: MaTh. Club: Med- ical Club. AccounTanT. l'm iusT as glad To go as you are To see me leave. . BRUCE J. FRIEDMAN Buddy Columbia ClinTon News : ArisTa: Senior BaskeTball Team: Service League: Medical SocieTy: Senior News- paper. Doc. They'll love me in TaTT, MURRAY lvl. EROMOWITZ WolT N.Y.U. P.T. Squad: Lunchroom Squad: Ser- vice League. AccounTanT or in Field o.T ElecTroly- sis. l-laving a good Time all The Time. ALFRED B. GAETA Al ManhaTTan College lTalian Club: Chorus: Service League: Newman Club: Class NiTe Comr'niTTee: Prom. EnTerTainmenT: Music Squad Business lmanagemenTl. Oh, Tor 9970 average fgeniuslf' EMANUEL A. GARBER Manny New York UniversiTy 3 Terms oT Service League: Hebrew Club. AccounTanT. AfTer 'live years, ClinTon cele- braTed iTs 5OTh anniversary by kick- ing me ouT. WARREN S. GAUDINEER ScoTTy Wesleyan STreeT cleaner. You Throw iT ouT and I pick iT up. A 1 f l f 11 4V f 4 6 X J 7, 4 1 . ,jf Q f P ' N -r P i l . X . . 5 1, .Y 3 Si f Q, fr E S 1 ALFRED GEIER Al U.C.L.A. 3rd Term G.O. RepresenTaTive: 4Th Term G.O. RepresenTaTive: 3rd and 4Th Form BaskeTball Teams! LT. Locker Squad. To become a wriTer. Ahl Make The mosT oT whaT we yeT may spend, beTore we Too inTo The dusT descend. PAUL E. GELBARD gel Columbia Seg'y, l-lisT, l-lonor SocieTy: Clin- Ton Lensmen: l-lebrew Club: Psych- ology Squad: LaTe Squad: G.O. OTTice Squad: Lunchroom Squad: ArisTa: Senior Council. ATTorney. IT all adds up. BERTRAM R. GELFAND Bed Columbia Library Squad: Lunchroom Squad: Locker Room Squad: G.O. Oiice Squad. To be a lawyer. I was noT sleeping, Mr. Kennedy. EDWARD A. GIANOS Greek ' N.Y.U. Second, FourTh and SixTh Form SoTTball Teams: Newman Club. Professional hobo. WaTer me, l'm a blooming idioT. MORTON A. GINSBERG MorTy N.Y.U. Biology Squad: Lunchroom Squad: P.T. Locker Room Squad: Service League. MaTTress TesTer. Too heavy Tor lighT work, Too lighT for heavy work. RALPH I-l. GIRSCI-l ' U.C.L.A. Chorus: Clinion NiTe Show: Li- brary: Cross CounTry. OpTomeTrisT. No reTurning TooTsTeps: no Traces backward. lvlAURlCE E. GITTLEMAN GiTT Alabama Service League: Locker Room Squad: Squad B Auxiliary: Track Squad. ExecuTive. Work-l could waTch iT Tor hours. NORMAN GLASS C.C.N.Y. Service League: G. O. RepresenTa- Tive: RiTle Club: Special DuTy. MoTion PicTure Engineer. JusT Tor kicks. 49 RAPI-IAEL GLASSER Ray Rulgers G. O. Squad: G. O. Represenla- live: Geomelry Marking Com.: I-Ionor School: General Office Squad: Eorm Sollball Team. Mechanical Engineer. I came, I slepl, I gradualedf' ELI GLASSMAN Gus C.C.N.Y. Edilor-in-Chief Clinlonian: Senior Council: Senior Baseball Team: Chairman Clinlonian Comm.: Elec- lion Comm.: Senior Prom Comm. C.I,.A. To sleal a kiss is pelly larceny- bul somelimes iI s grand. ARNOLD GLATMAN Arnie Service Squad: Third Form Baskel- ball: Eourlh Form Baslcelball: Senior Team. Race I'Iorse Owner. Fas'resl nags in The world. BURTON G. GLAZER Burl M.I.T. Arisla Program Squad: Records Ollice Squad. Eleclrical Engineering. Eorsan el' haec elim meminisse iuvabilf' MAURICE K. GLAZER Sonny N.Y.U. Service League: Medical Squad: Rifle Club: Class Secrelary. Job, home and safely pinslll I use Texaco-no knockIll CARL GLICKEN Glick C.C.N.Y. Guernsey Squad: Squad B: Senior Council: Mgr. Senior Team: Ad- ininislrniive OlTice Squad: Service League. C.P.A. OJrium cum clignilaI'e. IRVVIN GLICKMAN N.Y.U. Arisiu: Sec. Guernsey Sq. 81 Sq. B: Lieul. G. O. Olzlice Sq: Towel Ticker Sq: Jr. Prom. Comm.: Class Nile Comm.: I-lislory I-lonor Sociely. Psychialrisi. The polilician behind 'Ihe poli- I'ician. I-IOVVARD A. GLICKSTEIN Howie Cornell G. O. Sec'y: G. O. Vice Pres.: Board ol Governors: Vice Leader ol Arisra: Sec'y of G. O. Cily Council: 4lh Form Pres. Junior U. S. Senaior from N. Y. Glickslein and Marks, Counsellors al' Law. 50 CARL GOLDEN PETER GOLDEN BERG .IULIAN D. GOLDEARB -Duke N.Y.U 7 Years in Ihe Service League. Business Man, Baseball Player. BeI'I:er Iale Ihan never. SIDNEY GOLDBERG Sid Michigan U. Arisla lComm. Chrmn.l: I-lonor School: Program Squad: Orcheslrai G. O. Ollice Squad: Music Appre- cialion Sociely: Library Squad. To gel' my lrranscriplz Open lhe door, Richard, and Iel me oul. HARVEY D. GOLDENBERG Galley Sludenl' Courl, Clinlon News, Track Squad: I-lebrew Club: Sludenl Fed- oralislrs: G. O. Bx. Council Rep. Too much oi The Talking ihal e. money does Io mosl' ol us is 'Good- by ROBERT J. GOLDEARB GoIdy Cily College 4I'h Form Indoor lChampion Teaml: All SI'ar Indoor Team: 7I'h Form Baskelloall Team: Library Squad: P. T. Squad. Accounl'anl'. ROBERT GOLDEARB Bogey Penn. Universily Library Squad: Service League: Cashier Squad lLunchroornl: olh Form Council. Adverlising Profession. VVell, I've been kicked our of holler places lhan l'his. GERALD GOLDMAN Jay Gee Syracuse S. L.: SI. I-Iall: P.T. Leader: Jazz: Pan-Amer. Club. To carry our all my ambilions. Clin'ron--where I passed The besl years of my life, and failed every- 'rhing else. I DAVID S. GOLDMAN Shelly N.Y.U. MaTl1. Office Squad: Library Squad: Service League: G. O. Represe-nTaTive. C.P.A. One should seek Tor oThers The happiness one desires Tor oneself. ARTHUR A. GOLDSTEIN Chick C.C.N.Y. Service League: STamp Club: He- brew Club: Locker Room Squafl: Track Squad. AccounTanT. Open The door, CiTy CoIIege!!! GERALD GOLDSTEIN Jerry Zoph Tech. QVZ yrs. STudenT CourT: AssociaTe JusTice STudenT CourT: 2 yrs. Li- brary Squad: I yr. General OTTice Squad. To leT Prince AlberT ouT of The can. ClinTon was like a dream I sleoT all Through iT. RICHARD I. GOLDSTEIN Dick N.Y.U. Honor School: S.L.: Locker Rm. Sq.: Pan-Amer.: Rifle Club: In- Term. and Adv. Alg. Reg. Marking Comm. A happily married millionaire. I wonder whaf The oTher six won- ders oT The world are doing. STANLEY GOLDSTEIN Red Cornell RegenTs Squad: LT. ChemisTry Squad: V. P. ChemisTry SocieTy: French Club: MiIiTary Science Club. Success. Everybody wanls To be a chem- isT. ALFRED GOLDSTONE LOUIS GOMSERG Lou N.Y.U. Libra ry Squad. ChemisT. l'm a promising sludenf, always making promisesl' HERBERT B. GROSCHE Killer Syracuse ProTesTanT YouTh Club: LaTe Sq. lLieuTenanTl. ReTire aT I8 and live To IOO. 'I should have gone To WalTon. KENNETH V. GOODING Daddy O C.C.N.Y. Library Squad-2 Years: Chief Gardener oT Library: CapT. oT Gym Squad-2 Terms: 4Th Eorm PresidenT: 3rd Form Council. AccounTanT. I'II miss you so! HARVEY M. GOODMAN ShorTy N.Y.U. Service League: LaTe Squad: Lunch Room Squad: Bio. Squad. Music. I Think some Teachers are like The general who said 'They Shall NOT Pass'. RALPH R. GOODMAN Goody U.C.L.A. 3rd Eorm BaskeTball Team: 4Th Form BaskeTball: Library Squad. To busT paper bags wiTh G. O. buTTons. I wanT To Torgel ClinTon, bul' They won'T let me. SEYMOUR GOODMAN Sy C.C.N.Y. AudiTorium Sq: Service League. ArTisT. A good man is hard To Tindf' STANLEY M. GOODMAN Chubby N.Y.U. Service League: G. O. Rep. DocTor. Everyday I learn more and more abouT less and less and someday I hope To know all abouT noThing. ROY GORDAN NORMAN GORE Norm Fordham ClinTonian Sq.: ChemisTry Sq.: ChemisTry SocieTy: Biology Club: French Club. Bio-chemisT. l've iusT reached my saTuraTion poinT. GERALD GOTTLIEB Gerry Brooklyn Physchology Squad: Ran American Club. AccounTanT. Don'T call me Twinnyf' T51 STANLEY GOTTESMAN Lover Boy L.I.U. Lunch Room Squad 2 years: Serv- ice League I year. To become a C. P. A. Leader of men, follower of wo- men. ix A J 1 TED C. GRA E I '54 : - nur' H b! chi sl Q7 afar en- ' 'X :I ocker 'youll' qu P' RQ if eslra: A ii 1. 'anis pf- '. Direcfo o ' ' Music 're cher. ' . Thai luba was .13 y heavy. ALEX A. GRECO Slim Cooper Union Magpie Squad: Locker Squad: Lale Squad: Service League. Ari sludenl. Ace low. ABRAHAM OREENSTEIN McGuire Sl. Johns Service League: Form Baskelballg Soflball: Inlermediale Track: Locker Room Squad. To be a successful business man. ''Well-whal-do-you-know.'' DONALD D. GREENSTEIN Ducky Michigan U. Orcheslra: Oiclicer on Service League. To be a successful lawyer. Candy is dandy buf Iiquer is quicker. ROBERT GREENWALD Red Columbia Service League: Secrefary ol Youlh Builders: Lunchroom Squad: Locker Room Squad. Journalist Q I learned more and more aboul less and less, unlil al Iasl I know all aboul no'rhing. JOSEPH ORIFFITH 'F FLOYD eonsmves 52 Q ROBERT H. GROSS Goo-Goo C.C.N.Y. Lunchroom Squad: Library Squad: Service League. To be a billionaire. I wanl a iob from I2 'ro I wilh an liour olll for lunch. SANFORD T. GROSSMAN Sambo Pipig Univ. Service League: Sec. 3I4: G. O. Represenlalive: Big-Time Opera- 'rives Squad: 3rd Form Baskelball Team: Shol Pul Squad. Radio engineer. I love work: I could sil and walch il all day. VINCENT P. GROSSO Mac Sl. Bonvenlure I.ale Squad: ll'aIian Club. Graduale college. Sheri and Tal, bul very likeable. CHARLES K. GRUBER Chuck Syracuse Varsily Foolball: Chrm. Sr. Afh- lelics: Ed.-in-Ch. Sr. News: Sr. Baskelball: Sr. Palrol Sq.: Track and Swim. Tm. A good engineer. l'm only a blocking back. NICHOLAS J. GUARINO Nick Columbia Varsiry Foolball Caplain: Arisla: C-. O. Member: Sludenl Locker Squad. Aeronauiical engineer. Long live women! ALEXANDER E. GUNNING Gunner Illinois Cross Counlry Team: Track Team: Fencing Team: Douglass Sociely: Orchesfra: Service League. Lawyer. My molher's gill 'ro The world. EDWARD A. GUTTERMAN Eddie N.Y.U. Lunch Room Squad: Seclion G. O. Represenlalive. Pharmacisl or accounlanl. I've come, I've slepl, I've failed. SANFORD OEVI RTZ Sandy C.C.N.Y. Medical Squad. Don'I shove, l'm leaving. MARTIN I-IABERMAN SnuTly C.C.N.Y. Biology Club: News VeT Alumni Service. To lead a happy liTe. A iug of wine, a loaT oT bread. THEODORE G. HACKMAN EarThquake Bucknell ProTesTanT YouTh Club: Honor School: Chorus: LaTe Squad. Medical missionary. Sine Puellis, nihill RICHARD B. HAFT Red BeasT Bard Track Squad: G. O. Office: 2-3-4-5 6. O. RepresenTaTive: Class NiTe Checker l2l: MaTh. Club: Cer- amic Club. Successful businessman. A successive succession of suc- cessful successer. WILLIAM O. HALL Bill ManhaTTan Cross CounTry Team: Farm CadeT VicTory Corps. To earn an honesT, decenT living. 'ConTine your Tongue, lesT iT con- Tine you. JOHN I. HALPERIN C.C.N.Y. Service League: LaTe Squad: Locker Squad: G. O. RepresenTa- Tive: MaTh Club. To be a millionaire. I climbed The wall, how did you geT ouT7 EDWIN M. HALPERN Eddie N.Y.U. Track Team: Cross CounTry Team: Fencing Team: HealTh Office Sq.: RiTle Club. OrThodonTisT. To be a reI'ired millionaire. SANFORD F. HANAUER Sandy Parsons P. T. OTFice Squad: HealTh Service Squad: VarsiTy BaskeTbaIl: 3rd Form BaskeTball: J. V. BaskeTball. lnTerior Decoralor. He wenT To school he knows noT why. He iusT sal' There as Time wenT by. JAMES T. HARNEY Daddy CooI Foreign Trade VeT. BaskeTball Club: S. L.: OTHce PracTice Squad. ROBERT R. HARRIAU Ray ManhaTTan Service League: Slide Rule Club: Shop Work Club: Track Team. Go Through college. EnTin. To be a good exporT and imporT personal. Keep cool someThing's bound To break. JOEL HARIS Bklyn Poly Technic 2 Term SecTion RepresenTaTive FirsT Term, Third Term:, l Term Service League, 8Th Term. ChemisT. Enoughs been said already abouT ClinTon. HOWARD HARRISON Howie NoT known ClinTon NiTe: Chess: Team: Dra- maTics Club: Chess Club. WriTer. Chess bum. IRA M. HAUBENHAUS The DialecTician Michigan Em. BaskeTball Tm.: Lunch Rm. Sq.: l'IisT. and Eco. OFT. Sq.: P.T. Sq.: LaTe Sq.: GOIT Tm.: Sr. Coun- cil Rep.: Class NiTe: G.O. Rep. A radio execuTive. Are regenTs really necessary7 JOHN E. HAUGHTON Johnny ST. Johns U. S. Army: VeTerans Club: VeTs BaskeTball Team: Service League: OrchesTra: J. V. BaskeTball Team: M. T. Club. Civil Service. BeTTer laTe Than never. RONALD K. HAYWARD Row Prop man. To burn The sTage. ARTHUR HECTER ArTie N.Y.U. Service League: Jr. OrchesTra: MaTh Club: G. O. RepresenTaTive. AccounTanT. From senior To freshman--how humiliaTingl RAYMOND L. HECKMAN WalTer Hervey Junior College Founded ProTesTanT YouTh Club: Track Team: Cross CounTry Team: LaTe Squad: Locker Squad. A successTul business man We rob Themlln 53 NEIL A. I-IEIMERICI-I Ginso Duke I-Iislory Office Squad: Locker Room Squad: Service League. Novelisl. Lel's do if again, huh7 IRWIN I-IELLER ' Michigan U. Service League IS. L. 3 yearsl: Elying Squad: Slh Eorm Soilbailg brh Form Soflball: Malh Squad. Maior Leaguer. The world will lillle nole, nor long remember whal I did here. ROBERT I-IELLER Baaby N.Y.U. I Term Service League Sgl.: I Term Service League Lieui.: I Term Service League Capl.: 2 Term's Gradualion Usher: I Term Special Service. Gel' inlo college. Gel kicked our of college. GERALD I-IELRICI-I Gerry Bklyn. Coll. of Pharmacy Lale Squad: Pan American Club: Sl. Lo Squad: Honor School. To be a pharmacisl. IRVING J. I-IESS Dixie N.Y.U. Lale Squad: G. O. Member: Mag- pie Subscriber. Physician. Confucius says: I-Ie who sils on The lack of knowledge will rise quickly in The world. ROBERT HOFFMAN Bob N.Y.U. Regenls Squad. Denlislry. I-lofi man, I-Ioli woman. THEODORE I-IOLLIDAY IRVING I-IOROWITZ C.C.N.Y. Biology Lab: Service Squad: Jazz Club: Aero Club: Class Presideril -3 J. V. Baskelball. Journalisl. 54 MERVIN J. HOROWITZ IxAU'l'ZeI' Service League. World's grealesl opera singer. Trees live iusl' like me-wilhoul G scenll IMoney, Thar is.I ARA E. I-IOVAGIM Arla Vxfaller I-Iervey J. C. Service League: Lunchroom Squad: Locker Room Squad: Lale Squad. To gel an aulomobile. H's aboul' lime. GEORGE V. HUGHES G C.C.N.Y. Em. Baskelball Tm.: S. L.: Malh Reg. Comm.: Lunch Rm. Sq.: Honor School: Program Sq.: Douglass Soc. To relire al Zl. High marks are my meal, bu'I I'm a vegelarianf' STANLEY D. I-IIIPPERT Slarsh N-Y-II Band: Music Club: Sel Up Squad: Squad OI: Squad O22 Insfrumenl Squad: Locker Squad. Te be an engineer. I should leave -this space iusl as my mind is-blank. HARVEY I-IIMAN f Ted Swarlli e W 'sleyan Band. - X I Musician. T I, AiIer i' ears ol: hand 'I'o hand bay gel my dis hargeffi' li : ALLAN R. IDLAS A. I HAI.. Lieulenanl Lunchroom Squad: Sl. Lo Squad: Lieulenanl' Sludenl Ser- vice League: I-lislory I-Ionor So- ciely. Second slory man. CaughI red liancleclf' PHILIP JACKSON Phil N.Y.U. Service League. CRA. I oughl' 'lo gel ahead-I need one ALAN I-I. JACOBS AI Darlmoulh H 1. f .J f'7e'Wf I-Iandball Varsily: Eoolball Varsily: Fencing Squad: Guernsey Squad: Locker Room Squad. To make millions. I was 'rhe Teachers' chauihleur: I drove Them all crazy. JAMES A. JACOBS Bullel ' Bergen Jr. Varsiiy Cheerleaders: G. O. Office Squad: Sludy Hall Squad: Lale Squad: Service League: Towel Ticlcel Squad. Businessman. ll's aboulr lime. WARREINI JACOBS Jake N.Y.U. Service League: Records Office Squad: Locker Room Squad, Marry rich. Richard poriem aperlaf' HENRY JACOBSON l'l6f1I4 Prall Arl Squad: Service Squad. Commercial Ariisl. He who laughs lasl was a fool for wailing so long. JEROME J. JACOBSON HJGICGH Iowa Eiilh Form Pres.: News : Sec., Sporls Off. Club: Fencing Sq.: G. O. OFF. Sq.: P. T. OFF. Sq.: Class Nile: Lensmen. Successful polilician. ll's all Jalce wil'h me. IRWIN JAMNER Win C.C.N.Y. Service League: Lunchroom Squad: Library Squad. Pholographer. ll ai lirsl you fail lo graduafe, lry, lry again. JULES JANICK Julie Cornell Service League: Chorus: Fredericl: Douglass Sociely: G. O. Rep. 3-5-8: Slcelch Club: Carloonisl Club. Agricullurisl. :Al Ein! GERALD JARMULOWSKY Jumbo Calif. Tech Assislanl manager, Baslceiball Var- siiy: Manager, Baslcelball Varsiiy: lzirsl Aid Man, Baslcelball Varsily Medical Squad: Boss, Loclcer Room Squad. -3' To be a success. ARNOLD I. JASTROW Arnie N.Y.U. Malli. Squad: Service League: P. T. Squad. C.l3.A. Clinlon was Iilce a dream: l slepi all 'rhrough il. ALAN N. JAWITZ Harvarci Guernsey Squad: G. O. Office Squad. Lawyer. Wifh shoulders like mine l oughi la gei ahead. FRANK G. JENSEN IB U. S. Navy Loclcer Squad: P. T. Squad Leader: Len'smen: Treioil Club. Oul lo live a happy life. Look for The bluebirdf' GERALD JOHNSON Jerry Si. John's Univ. To sludy pharmacy. ALVIN JOSEPH THEODORE JOSEPH ARTHUR I-I. KAI-IN Ar'l'ie Cily Lieul., Guernsey Squad: G. O. Office Squad: Medical Squad: Co-Chairman of Clinlon News lo Servicemen Comm.: Clinlon Nile Comm.: G. O. Eleclions Comm. Lawyer. Move over, Oliver! HOW DID YOU GET HERE 7 7 7 7 7 7 RONALD M. KAHN King N.Y.U. Senior Comm.: Library Sq.: Siu- denis Service League l3 lermsl: Malh Oiciice Sq. I2 iermsl: Lunch- room Sq.: Slide Rule Club: P. T. Oilice Sq, 2nd 31 3rd Form G. O. Represenlalive. 55 MEYER KAMINSKY Kyum C.C.N.Y. Physics Sq.: Lunch Room Sq.: Foolball Sq.: Biology Sq. To be a scienlisl. Al leasl 'lhe poinl on my head wriles under waler. Whal's your excuse7 THOMAS G. KANGANIS T. G. Manhallan CapI'. Cheer Leaders: Physics Sq.: Mgr. Tennis Team: Senior Council and Class Nile: Officials Club. See Clinlon cop championships. He who laughs lasi, was a fool for wailing so long. EDWARD KAPLAN Eddy N.Y.U. Service League: 6. O. Rep.: Malh Squad: Hislory Hon. Soc.: Hislory Sq.: Secy. and Treas. of Rifle Club. Accounlanl-C.P.A. If your name is Richard, 'Please don'l open lhal door.' IRWIN L. KAPLAN ELBERT A. KAPLAN BerT C.'C.N.Y. G. O. Rep.: Cashier Squad-S. L.: Sr. Class Secy.: Flying Sq.-Lunch Room Sq. Business execulive. I wanl' 'ro gel ahead-Teachers said I should. IRWIN KAPLAN EDWARD J. KARLIN Bugs Cornell Magpie Lilerary Board: Bio Office Squad: Heallh Service Squad: Locker Room Squad: Presidenl Nalure Sludy Club: Aquarium Club: Treloil Club: Gymkana. . Velerinarian. NORMAN A. KASSOF Normie Univ. ol Tulane Lunch Room Sq.: Service League: Sludy Hall Sq.: Execulive. I love work, I could sil and walch il for hours. 56: BERT KATZ Capt Courageous N.Y.U. Capl. Flying Squad: Sgl. Service League: Senior Jewelry Commil- lee: Clinlonile Usher: G. O. Rep. Commercial law. Lei Rockefeller have his millions I have my piles. JEROME KATZ Jerry N.Y.U. Mililary Science Club and Service League Squad. Denlisl. Money isn'l everylhing bul il helps. ALFRED KAYE Fred N.Y.U. Service League. Travel. Money isn r everylhing bul il' helps. ALLEN KELLER Sparky Univ. ol Vermonl Service League. Disc-iockey or drummer. Work never killed anybody, bul why lake a chance. JOSEPH M. KENITH Jose M.I.T. 4 Terms of Regen'l's Squad: Service League: Fencing Squad: Track Squad: Hebrew Club. Eleclrical engineer. To marry a girl wilh a million dollars and relire. JOHN T. KERR Lelly N.Y.U. 2 Terms of Special Duly on Service League. To relire al 2I. If I had my way, oh whal l'd say. SANFORD KESTLINGER Sandy No. 'Carolina Univ. Locker Squad: Lunch Room Squad: Service League. Buyer. To sell. WARREN J. KEUHN Lover Boy Service League: Squad A: New- man Club: Cross Counlry Squad Usher-Clinlon Nile. Aclor. Masler of men, lover ol women.' :DN ITESIQTXEETG. Kino STreTch Univ. of,IlIi ois Band: Orchesfra: Smn : I I Sq, T.: Class iTe, J rom. Tanafa i Ton NiTe NBonds, IapT. nifor uad. jg-P. A. They call me sTreTch 'cause I pulled myself Through. PAUL E. KIRSCI-I Pek N.Y.S. Coll. for Teachers Pub. Mgr. Magpie, Gymkana: Bio. Club: Honor School: Douglass So- ciefy: S. L.: ArT and Asso. Ed., Douglass Bull.: ArisTa. To be a hisfory Teacher. To Those who know, I am, Truly, 'Pek's' Bad Boy, LAWRENCE KIRSCH C.C.N.Y. Clinfon News. Publicify. If I can'T Take iT wiTh me. I ain'T goin'. ROLD KIRSCHNER 'Hesh C.C.N.Y. Lunchroom Squad: Jr. Band: Serv- ice League. Ah's gonna become a man7-of The world! Wanna buy a ball-pen, cheap'P HARVEY KIRSCHNER LefTy PraTT InsTiTuTe Placemenf Squad: Service League: Lunch Room Squad. ArchiTecT. The only Thing I passed in Clinfon was doors. BERTRAM KLAPI-IOLTZ BerTy Cornell Honor School: Hebrew Club. DocTor. Hollywood should shooT less film and more acTors. GERALD KLEIN PersonaIiTy Kid N.Y.U. MaTh Squad: MaTh Help Classes: MaTh Regenfs Marking CommiTTee IInT. AIg.I. C. P. A. AfTer four years aT D. W. C., all I've learned To love is boys. IRWIN KLEIN RICHARD A. KLEIN Rich C.C.N.Y. Arisfa: Chief Jusfice: Associafe JusTice Srudenf CT.: Lensman, Car- Toon Clubs: Gen. Off. and Library Squad. To shave The SmiTh Brofhers. For a slighf fee, I'II open The door. SIEGERIED KLING Siggy R.I.T. PhoTo EdiTor of CIinTon News and Red Book: PhoTo Edifor of Clin- Tonian. AnoTher Bruno of Hollywood. If I can'T Take iT wiTh me, I'm noT going. LEONARD KOHN Lennie C.C.N.Y. Magpie: Commercial, Gen. Off. Squads: Sr. Council Rep., Secre- Tary of MaTh Club: CIinTon News Try ouT: STudenT Council. Adverfising execufive. Some musT play and show off knowledge: buf noT me, I'm going TO college. ' JOI-IN KOLLARIK MURRAY KORNBER6 Korny C.C.N.Y. Senior Baskefball: Seven Form Bas- kefball: Six Form BaskeTbalI: Serv- ice League: Locker Squad. C. P. A. 'IA woman's home companion BERT L. KOSLIN Johns Hopkins Edifor in Chief, Magpie: ArisTa: Class NiTe, AuThor: Chorus: G. O. Squad. Surgeon. I'm cuTTing ouT. VAVOUJEN KOVOGHLIAN Vi Univ. of Penn. MaTh OTTice Squad: 2 Years LaTe Squad: Lensmen Club: Medical SocieTy. Docfor of Medicine. Nobody likes a smiling Armenian. EDWARD DAVID KRAVAT Big Ed Library Squad: Physics Squad: Ra- dio Squad: Fencing Squad: Fenc- ing Team. I guess I'm supposed To say wiTh agonizing breafhs, 'I finally made iT.' 57 STANLEY KRAVITZ STan CiTy College Lunchroom Squad. CerTified Public AccounTanT. I'm going To 'kill Roy.' GENE KRELL Genie N.Y.U. or Columbia CapT, Service League: CapT, Fly- ing Squad: S. L. 3 years: Sr. Jewelry Comm.: Library Squad: PITOTOQVBA phy Club. To be a playboy. Words Tail me, so do Teachers. BERNARD KRIEGER Bernie ST. Lawrence Univ. Service League: Pan American Club: Rifle Club. To be a masseur in a women's Turkish baTh. Free aT IasT! RAYMOND B. KRIEGER Ray Cooper Union Physics Squad: Locker Room Squad. EIecTricaI Engineer. To know how is good: To know when is beTTer. MEYER KRINITZ Red C.C.N.Y. Medical Squad: Psychology Squad: Form SoTTbaII Team: Form BaskeT- ball Team: Hebrew Club. . AccounTanT. Four years in a coma now a diploma. GILBERT KRINSKY Gibby N.Y.U. Bio., MaTh Club: InTer. Alg. Reg. Marking Comm.: S. L.: Jr. Band: Jr. Orch. To make a million igirls happyffl. Mark AnTI'iony said: 'Lend me your ears.' ClinToniTes say: 'Lend me your homeworkf RICI-IARD D. KRUGLOV Rickie Cornell Guernsey Squad: Squad B: Squad F: Record Room Squad: Senior Baseball Team. VeTerinarian. I'II open The door now. I-IELDON KUSI-INICK 'i5i:eiry N.Y.U. Sr. Band: Service League: Lunch- room Squad: G. O. Oiiice Squadi Medical Oiiiice Squad. DocTor of Law. Finally goT sorneThing ouT ol: school - myseITI 58 CHARLES LANG CI'1azz N.Y.U. VarsiTy, Track and Cross CounTry Teams: G, S. Prep.. LaTe Sq., ArisTa: I-Ion. School: ProT'esTanT YouTh, WingTooT Clubs. To Tinish a Federal Iunchl You mean I can go now7 ATTer 5 years7 GERALD S. LANG Jerry C.C.N.Y. Service League: Lunchroom Squad: BaskeTbaII Form Squad: Biology Club: PhoTography Club. To geT a B.S. in Science. I'm noT handsome, buf whaT is my opinion againsl' miIIions7 VINCENT LAVECCI-IIA Jimmy Fordham ITaIian Club: Cashier in Lunch- room: Service League: Lunchroom Squad: Physics Squad: ArT Squad. SuccessTuI businessman. The Teachers' chauffeur-I drive Them nuTs. ' MONTE LAZARUS Moose Cornell PresidenT STraigI1T Edge Club: Oi- 'iicials Club. ArcI'1iTecT. Me 'n' EI'hyI, no knock. IRWIN M. LEFF LeTTy Cornell Service League: Library Squad: Lensmen. DocTor OT Medicine. AbeunT sTudia in moresf' ALBERT I. LEFKOWITZ LeTTy Any College Service League 3: Service League 5: Service League 7. Man of The world. They would have kicked me oul anyway. STANLEY LEFKOWITZ Red N.Y.U. Lunchroom Squad: Jazz Club. AccounTanT. WI1ere's Glocca Morra7 MERTON LEIBOWITZ C.C.N.Y. OrcI'iesTra: Jr. OrchesTra: I-IisTory OTTice Squad. CapiTaIisTII7I Jesuis reussi. EnTin. ALVIN D. LENTZ Al Univ. oT Virginia O. O. EIecTions: 7Th Form BUT-lon: Prom.: VicTory Dance: CharacTer Card CommiTTees: Vice Pres. Mal'h. Club: Chem. Club: O. O. Oil. Sq.: Sq. B. Research ChemisT. Everybody wanTs To be a chem- isT I-IARRY LENTZ C.C.N.Y. WriTer. Parlez-vous Erancais7 MARTIN LENZER Chubby N.Y.U. Service League: PhoTo Club: STamp Club. Engineer. Thou shalT noT kill, buT iT's abouT Time I goT ouT. ARTHUR J. LEON ' RDI HL' - Caesa ' C. . . PC .: 'FQ' ,ai .: lTalia , fr-'-in C i ArT Cl sg . i 4 d. Gr fl Ii ' . 'IL B 'i n 1 T u c ua io og. ' ALVIN LEVINE Al N.Y.U. CapT., Squad E: Lunchroom Squad: Boxing Squad: AudiTorium Squad: Service League. DenTisT. The only Thing I ever passed here, is doors. BERT LEVINE Psychology Squad: Record OTlice Squad. To resT Tor IOO years. I'm noT conceiTed: in TacT, I don'T Thinlc I'm haIT as good as I really am. JACK LEVIN Jake N.Y.U. Magpie: Service League: G. O. OTTice Squad: I-lonor School: Span- ish Olzlice Squad: I-Ionor School OTTice Squad. Labor reIaTions. WorIc inTeresTs me. I could vwaTch iT Tor hoursl JULES E. LEVINE Julie Columbia G. O. Sec.: ArisTa Honor Soc.: Chairman ArisTa I-lelp Class Comm.: LieuT. Guernsey Sq.: I-lealTh EducaTion Sq.: Red Cross Club. CerTiTied Public AccounTanT. An unpolished gem. WILLIAM V. ROKOEE Bill N.Y.U. Eng. OTT. Sq.: Var, Soccer: Sr. Coun.: I-lisT. I-I. Soc.: Lclc. Sq. AdverTising Business. lT's noT The lcids ThaT go To The school, iT's The principle ol: The Thing. I 5 nsmen oTo p I: arm I . Lawye 1 I weaT I V NORMAN R. LEVINE Norm Cornell Service League: Locker Squad: O. O. RepresenTaTive: Lunchroom Squad. Farmer. These were The besT years oT my life-all Tive oT Them. RICHARD LEVINE SEYMOUR J. LEVINE Sy N.Y.U. ArisTa: CapT. Guernsey Sq.: ElecT. Comm.: SwiTch Bd. Sq.: G. O. OTT. Sq.. Co-chair. Class NiTe Checlc: R. C. Coll, AdverTising. l'd raTher be a characTer Than have none. JEROME I. LEVY O'Levy Harvard LT. Lib. Squad: P. T. CuTTing Squad: Form BaslceTbaIl Team: Sea I-lorse Club: Varsii-y Swimming Team. DocTor. Only IO more laps, O'Levy. REUBEN LEVY Speedy C.C.N.Y. Lunchroom Squad: Service League Squad. Radio Technician. I-lomeworlc and me are on The ouls. BuT his gal is a girl named Bunny. Q BARRY R. LEWIN ShorTy C.C.N.Y. Service League: Special DuTy: GraduaTion Usher: Medical Soci- ely: Library Squad. AuThor. AT lasTl 59 GILBERT I-I. LIBERMAN Bef:-nk C.C.N.Y. or Bklyn. Library Squad: Physics Squad or Squad E: Cullure Club. Radio Announcer. Even Mr. Clark gol oul belore me. PHILIP H. LIGHT Liggil C.C.N.Y. Chemisl. A promising sludenl, always promising lo do beller. MARVIN LINDENBAUM Lindy N.Y.U. Service League, I year. Jusl lo graduale. Lindy may be pleasingly plump, bul he always makes his marks jump up. RICHARD S. LINDER Dicky Cornell 4lh Form Baskelball: Lunchroom Squad: Slh Form Baskelball: Rec- ord Room Squad: 6lh Form Baskele ball: 7lh Form Baskelball: Varsily Baskelball. To be a horse doclor. l will nol open lhe door. MARTIN A. LINK Marly School ol Hard Knocks Service League: Slagecrall Squad: Jazz Club: Pan-American Club: Treloils Club: Rille Club. To see all ol lhe world in which we live. Laboralories-use lor lhe lirsl 5 Iellers, nol lhe lasl 9. LEON S. LIPP Genius C.C.N.Y. Regenls Squad-2 years! Honor School: Medical Squad: Clinlon Nile Usher. To make my second million, Sooner or laler, everybody can graduale high school. MELVIN LIPSCHIIZ HI-IPPYH Penn Slale P. T. Squad: Locker Room Squadl 3rd 84 4lh Form Baskelball. Business. Waler me, I'm a bloomin' idiol. SANFORD E. LOCKS Sandy Yale Physics Squad: Hislory Honor So- ciely: Malh Squad: Medical So- ciely: Senior Council Member: 6. O. Represenlalive: Foolball Squad. Psychialrisl. See, l lold ya I'd gel oul. 60 SHELDON S. LONDON Don Cornell Homework. Medical Doclor. Oh, il's a long, long lime. ROBERT LONESOM E PHILLIP LOTTER PhiIl C.C.N,Y. Varsily Soccer Team: Service League: Hebrew Club: Pres.. As- lronomy Club. Research Scienlisl. l graduale: God save Clinlon. PHILIP E. LoVERSE Lopo Villanova Swimming Squad: Newman Club: Camera Club. Mechanical Engineer. IRWIN FIDLOWITZ DAVID G. LUBELL Twiny Cornell Arisla: Clinl. News: Isl, 2nd, 3rd, 5lh E. G.O. Pres.: Chairman Club '45: Hisl. H. Soc.: Chair. Arisla I-Ip. Cl. and Scholarship Comm. Labor and induslrial relalions. Towards singing lomorrowsf' JONATHAN W. LUBELL Twiny Cornell Arisla: Clinl. News: Isl, 2nd, 3rd, Slh F.-Vice-pres.: Club '45: Hisl. H. Soc.: Chair. Arisla Hp. Cl. and Schol. Comms. Labor and induslrial relalions. Two is beller lhan one. PAUL LUFTIG Tiny Brooklyn College Arisla: Chair. Scholshp. Invesl. Comm.: Capl., Isl Lieul., 2nd Lieul., G. S. Prep. Sq.: Med. Soc., P. T. Dr. sq. Business Managemenl. I don'l know how I'd gel along wilhoul sludying-bul I'd ralher. MILTON F. MAEDER Bill Columbia VeTeran's Club: Field and NaTure Club: Service League. B.S. degree lTechnicaI Sciencel. Here's The IaTesT scuTTIebuTT1 JOSEPH W. MAGNOTTI Joe Cooper Union Service Sq,: Locker Sq.: Door Sq.: 6Th Form SoTTbaIl Team. Commercial arTisT. I came, I slepT, I graduaTed, JOSEPH MAHIG Joe Cooper Union ChemisTry Squad: Physics Squad. Chemical engineer. THEODORE A. MALINOWSKI Ted Fordham VarsiTy Soccer Team: Medical Sq.: Form BaslceTbaIl Teams I, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. Banker-lHope To geT marriedl. Gods giTT To ST. Pius girls. ROBERT A. MALTA HBOIDH Columbia CIinTonian: Service League: MaTh OTHce Squad. Same as mosT ambiTious boys. Don'T go Too soon They say, ha, They expecT me To sTay. KENNETH E. MALTBY Ken N.Y.U. BasIceTbaIl Team: Traclc: Chorus: English: OTTice Squad. To be an educaTed bum. All comes To he who waiTs. I did 5 years! ISIDORE MANDEL Izz C.C.N.Y. CIassniTe Band: Med. Soc.: Jr. Band: Heb. Club: Locker Rm. Sq.: InsTru. lnsTruc.: Lib. Sq.: HisT. Honor SocieTy. Travel. Izz I Izz or Izz I Izzn'TI BERNARD MANDEL Doc N.Y.U. Sq. N.: Med. Sq. LT.: Locker Sq.: FsT. Aid Man. AssT. Mngr. FT. Ball. Business execuTive. You may be deceived if you Trust Too much, buf you will live in Tor- menT if you don'T TrusT enough. I HARRY MANDEL Dale C.C.N.Y. I-5 Form Baseball and BaslceTbaIl Tms.: Sr. BaslceTbalI Tm.: Guernsey Sq.: Sq. B., G.O.: Lunchrm. Sq. Physical Training Teacher. My knock-Open The door Rich- ard. LAWRENCE M. MANDEL Larry C.C.N.Y. Traclc Squad: G. O. Rep. SporTs wriTer. Four years in a coma and I geT a diploma. JOSEPH G. U. MANGANELLI Smiley ST. John's Magpie ArT Squad: Locker Room Squad: Newman Club. PharmacisT. Why do,TocIay whaT can be done Tomorrow7 IRVING MANN i'Manny C.C.N.Y. 5 Terms oT Band. C. P. A. Lana Turner, 'all or noThing aT all'. THOMAS A. MANNO Tommy L.l.U. AssociaTe EdiTor: Magpie Pres.: Pan-Amer. Club: G.O. OTT. Sq.: S. L.: Gymlcana. To be a wriTer. UnaccusTomed as I am . . . To graduaTing .... NORMAN D. MARCUS Norm Cornell RegenTs Squad: LT. ChemisTry Squad: P. T. OTTice Squad: Chem- isTry SocieTy: French Club: Slide Rule Club. Research chemisT. I Tear Nor-man nor-beasT. ALVIN A. MARGULIES Tiny N.Y.U. Lunchroom Sq.: Service League: Class Play. C. P. A. I like worlc, I could waTch iT Tor hours. :ravine MARKBREITER bl PAUL MARKS Pablo N.Y.U. O. O. Vice-Pres.: blh Em. Pres.: Arisla: Comm. Chairman: Sec. Bd. of Gov.: Guernsey Sq. Sr. U. S. Sen. From New York. Marks and Olickslein Counselors al Law.'x HERBERT W. MARSHALL ..Eye.. 6lh Form Baskelball: J. V. Baskel- ball: blh Form Rep: Service League Squad. Success in business. Live and Ily, vvilh lhe 'eye'. ROBERT H. MARSON Bull Dog Drummond N.Y.U. Service League: Special Duly Sq.: Lunch Room Sq. To live in luxury, Child prodigy. RICHARD ALAN MARTIN Dick IVIIOVYWI Sq. W.: Sq. E: Cheer Leaders: Lch Rm. Sq.: Lale Sq.: Sr. Coun,: Chair. Pub. Comm.: SL. Millionaire. Jus'r a Iillle coolie lrying Io gc' ahead. JOHN N. MASCIA Lunch Room Squad 2 Terms: Ely' ing Squad 2 Terms: Gym Help Olilice I Term: Sludy Hall Squad I Term: llalian Help Class 2 Terms. Archilecl. JOHN MASCIA WILLIAM I-I, MASON Cal C.C,IXl.Y. 3-H 5'rh Form. Civil Service. Jazz you can lag, bul lhe cal' is our ol lhe bag. PAT J, MASULLI pdf Prall Capl. Slagecrafl Arl Squad: Mag- pie Arl Slalllp Fencing Varsily: All Squad: Skelch Club. I-leallh, vveallh, happiness. I oughla gel ahead, I need oneI 62 STANLEY MATOREN Slam C.C.N.Y. Presidenl Hebrew Club: Biology Club: Squad P: Adverlising Man- ager Magpie : Oymkana. To wrile a hislory book. Join The Hebrew ClubIII DANIEL S. MAYERS Red Miami Lunch Room: Medical Room: O. O. Represenlalive. Accounlanl. I gol my six maiors. MORRIS MAYO I. .. Murray I'm a member ol Clini'on's Senior Band. Make my hobby, which is music, my profession. Give me Clinlon and give me music. BERNARD MAZLICH Bernie C.C.N.Y. Squad K: Service League. Business execulive. Ole man river, he iusl keeps rollin' ...and so do I. LEWIS MAZUR Lou N.Y,U. Senior Baskelball. Engineer 'lopsided archi'l'eclure. BOB S. MCCABE Buddy Brooklyn College Engineer. Archery7 WILLIAM MQCONNEL ERWIN B. MEASER Bugs Cornell Clinlon Band: Lunch Room Squad: G. O. Represenlalive. Doclor ol Velerinary medicine My dogs come lo mel ADOLPI-I J. MEDICA Doc V.M.I. Soffball Var.: Hal. Club: SL.: Lunch Rm. Sq. To become besl' damn Engineer alive. 'Ouvre Ie porle Richaclo', here comes rnedica. PETER P. MERCURIO Pele N.Y.U Psychology Sq.: Sr. Baslcelball Tm: I1-al. Club: Newman Club: Locker Rm. Sq.: 4, 5, 6 Em. Baskelball Tms.: Soflball Tms. Accounjranl. AcquainIed wilh figures. AARON S. MERENSTEIN Columbia Arlencled Clinlon. Arlisl. Should have gone 'ro Tail. CI-IARLES G. MESSINGER Chick Columbia Magpie Lirerary Slarlg Lunch Room Squad. Journalisl. Dead or indilrferenlff' MORTON M. MERKIN Lunch Room Sq.: Service League. GERALD METERSKY Jerry C.C.N.Y. Soccer Team-2 Years: Record Room: Service League: Placemenl Office Squad: Gym Squad. Gerald Melerslcy, MD. Anybody wanf Io lshool some pooIf7 FREDERICK S. MEYERS Murphy Columbia Service League: Band. Oplomelrisl. Theres a sucker born every min- uIe. SELIG L. MILBAUER Jimmy N.Y.U. Lunchroom Squad: Service League: P. T. Locker Squad. To be a iewelrv salesman. l-Ie who hesilales is Ioslf' HAROLD L. MILLER Side Poclcef' Lunchroom Squad: Service League. Refrigeralion Experr. Book accounlr unse'rIIed. SI-IELDON L. MILLER Shellie Columbia Srudenr Courl: Lunchroom Squad: I-Ionor School: Service League. Eleclrical Engineer. I only came here Io read The me'rerI MARTIN I. MILRAD Bomber N.Y.U. Service League: Lunchroom Squad. Radio Announcer or SoIomon's chief waifer. Open Ihe door. Ilzic, I'm gelling ouII EUGENE P. MILSTONE Gene Queem Pan-American Club: Library Squad: I-Ionor School: Jazz Club: Journal- ism Class. To become a iournalisl. I-Ialleluiahf' PAUL A. MITA I-e1'1y N.Y.U. Service League: Ilalian Club: Lale Squad. To succeed in overcoming Ii'I:e's obslacles. CIinIon's burden finally relieved '47. JEROME MITTELBERG Jerry C.C.N.Y, Service League: Malh Squad. Capilalisl. Should have been rich inslead of good looking. JEROME MOCKSON PHILIP J. MOLZ Phil C.C.N.Y. Soccer Team: Arr S'raIT of Clin- Ionian. Teacher. II's swell Io be bacIcl 63 FRED AUSTIN MOORE Red N.Y.U. Varsily Track, Soccer. Cross Coun- lry: Presidenl ol lhe Clinlon Aero Club: Frederick Douglass Sociely: DeWill Clinlon Service League. Aeronaulical Engineer. Viva! EUGENE M. MORRISROE Mo Nolre Dame Service League Fire Deparlmenl. Big lime operalorf' BERNARD W. MORSE Bernie Fordham Varsily Swimming Team: Sea Horse Club: G. O. Rep. Seclion 62. Research Chemisl. Clinlon isn'l a name: il is a sen- lence. STANLEY W. MOSCOWITZ Slam Cily College Jazz Club: 5lh Form lndoor Team: Bio. Squad. Business Execulive. Tall and lhin and loves lo grin! EMANUEL A. MOSKOWITZ Manny C.C.N.Y. Senior Class Pres.: Arisla: Pres. Hisl. Honor Soc.: Douglass Soc.: Baskelball J. V.: Clinlon 8: Class Nile Comm.: Heallh Service Sq. Eleclrical Engineer. Dunn vivimus vivamusf' MARVIN MOSKOWITZ Marv Univ. olMiami Service League: Form Baskelball: Lunchroom Squad: G. O. Repre- senlalive. Czar of Baseball. Now I can spend more lime in lhe pool room. SHELDON MUNT Shelly - Cily College Squad E IPhysics Squadl: Hebrew Club: Lensmen: Hislory Honor So- ciely. To become a hislory leacher. The answer man. JOHN L. MURRAY Johnny Biology Squad: Aquarium Club. To be somelhing worlhwhile. Never again! 64 TULLIO MUSCARIELLO ARTHUR R. NAYER Wong N.Y.U. Chairman Class Nile: Chairman Jr. Prom: Eco. Sq.: S.L. Archileclural Engineer. Only dillerence marry man and bachelor, is bachelor lake second look. ALLAN E. NELSON Swede Prall lnsl. Regenls Squad, 2 Years: Hygiene Squad. Archilecl. l'm broad-minded: I like girls. DAVID R. NEWSTADT Mr, Oulside Cornell Arisla: Var. Foolball: Track: V.P. His. Hon. Soc.: Sr. Sollball: Sp. Sq.: Class Nile, Finance, Social, Alhlelic Comms. Ed. Sr. Spel- lighl . To be a lawyer in a liquor shop and lry all lhe cases. MARTIN J. NILSON Marly Fordham Regenls Squad: Lunchroom Squad. Pharmacisl. - l'm iusl a lesl lube, baby. EDWARD A. NORMANDIA Pee Wee Manhallan Caplain Lale Squad: llalian Club: Service League. To be a denlisl. When you have a loolhache, 'lhinlc ol me. ROBERT OBERREUTER Obie C.C.N.Y. Malh Squad: Hisl. Squad: G. O. Oliice Squad: Lieul., G. O. Boolc- lel Squad: 2 Terms on Regenls Squad. Hislory Teacher. ARNOLD ODZER Brooklyn or C.C.N.Y. Enlered School Slh Term: S. L. ISII1 Terml: Malh Squad I6lh Terml: S. L. I8lh Terml: Malh Squad I8lh Terml: Hebrew Club: Radio Squad. To be an accounlanl or wriler. A blessing lo WalIon. JOHN H, OLIPHANT Jona'rhan R.P.l. Service League: Slamp Club. Engineering. Af lasf I can say l'm educa'red7 l-lal I-Ia! JULES ORGAN JACK E. OSERIN Jake Cily College Service League: Arislra: Magic Circle. Buyer. I'm working on The 5 year plan. JOEL OSTROW BERNARD S. OZERSKY Bernie C.C.N.Y. General Office: Guidance Squad: Biology Sq.: S.L.: Class and Clin- 'ron Nile Usher. Managing Execuiive. Here's hoping l malce 'Ilie 2nd four year slrelchf' EDWARD R. OTTE Eddy C.C.N.Y. Hisfory l-lonor Sociely: Medical Room Squad: Lalin Club. To be a successful business man. Clin'lon's only 'Republican' finally leaves The school. VERNON V. PALMER Van Cily College Service League: Ceramics Club. Ariisl: Singer. l shall Try: and Try my best DENIS A. PALMERINI Denny Ari School llalian Club: Cardinal Newman Club: Ari Squad. Commercial Ariisr. Now l can sleep in The morning. JOHN A. PALLADINO Don Juan l-larvaral llalian Club i4 yrs.l: S.L.: P.T. Sq.: Hon. Schol: Arisla Help Classes: G. O. Rep.: News Rep.: News Tryouls Class: Traclc Team. To reach The lop. Blood, swear and 'Fears JOHN A. PANSUTI Johnny C.C.N.Y. Pan-American Club: Squad Leader: Fencing Squad. To relax afler an easy day's woilc. Clinl'on has lalcen 'The Besl' Years of My Liief PERRY PASSER Percy Penn Slalo Loclcer Room Sq.: 3rd Form Baslcel- ball Team: Lunchroom Sq.: G. O. Represenlalive. Sporls reporier. Educa'rion is a wonderful Thing, l'll have lo Try some. STAN LEY H. PELTER Sian C.C.N.Y. Clinion News: S.L. Markeling. Here goes a game loser. EDWARD W. PELTZ Eoorball Team. Agricullure. Our fight has iusl begun. EDWARD PELZMAN Pajamas So. Cal. Golf Team 3 Years: P. T. Ollice Squad 3 Years: G. O. Represenla- five I Year: Towel Ticlcef Squad. l slill say a boolcie malces money. ALFRED R. PENAS Rus'ry Service League: Locker Room Sq.: Hardball Sq.: Newman Club. To become somelhing in This world. DAVID s. PENNET l-lo'rlips V lclahoma Service League: Sludy HallgSquagi'g, Biology Club: Medical Sociegry: Jr. Orchesira. . Accounlanl. Don r wail up for me molher, l'in coming home lale 'ronighlf' 65 ffff r ,-.1 .ff f' AME' :P P N Q Wziqq ' I fl I NIP-5nGVTTS.yrs.kjTDrch,. 2' MaTh. l,QPTLceX Sq.: IT : Lib. Sq.: cjCIinTdrRTp,Bd-: ' 'O: Mus. Club. Qivil lei' mad. Ti Ig,oT whaT I wanT oul ol C infionvyjmelu SAM F. PERRI Clem Columbia Magpie: Squad IW: Medical S04 cieTy: lTaIian Club: Club '45: Ex- perimenfal Bio. Club: Library Squad: Gymlrana. Medical docTor. AuT vincere auT mori. LEON PRESSLER Ofhce Squad: Service League. King Midas. For me, Tor me, Tor ever more. WILLIAM PETRINO .JOSEPH L PETRUCELLI Lefty R.C.A. InsTiTule lTaIian Club: Lunch Room Squad F: Service League: Loclcer Room Squad. Radio Technician. I wanT chorus girls in The Lunch- room! MAURICE S. PHILLIPS iV10Q5e CiTy Champs Cross 'CounTry Team: Junior VarsiTy BasIceTbaII Teami Lunch Room Squad: Track Tearrif WingTooT Club. DenTisT. NoThing succeeds Iilce success. PHELON B. PHILLIPS Phil UniversiTy oT Life I Form O, O. Rep.: Locker Squad: Door Squad: Service League. Travel. GraduaTe oT The 5 year course FRANK PIANO Fiddle Service League. Commercial arT. ClinTon was a dream I sIepT Through iT. 66 ELI PILGRIM C.'C.N.Y. Bio. OTT. Sq.: Sec. Bio. Field and NaT. Cl.: 8Th T. 6. O. Rep. DocTor. Money is The rool' oT all evil and I Iilce rooT. SALVATORE J. PINELLA Sal RCA Radio Tel. ITaIian Club: Service League: Laie Squad. A sTar baseball player. Never give a suclcer an even break. LEONARD Y. PITKIN Fuzzy PraTT InsTiTuTe Service League. NoT To be a C. P. A. IT aT TirsT you don'T succeed, quiT. LAWRENCE PODELL Larry C.C.N.Y. Pres. G. O.: Sec. G. O.: ArisTa: Ouer. Sq.: Sq. BT: F.D. Soc.: Pres. CI. '45: CI. NiTe Comm.: Del. Bx. G. O. Coun.: His. I-I, Soc. Engineering. IT Podell geTs in, we all geT in. MARTIN POLES MarTy C.C.N.Y. Lib. Sq.: S.L.: Class and CIinTon NiTe Comms.: 5Th Fm. Coun. AccounTancy and Law. Cleaning, pressing and alrera- Tion-ThaT's whaT MarTy chooses for his occupaTion. DONALD POLLACK Don C.C.N.Y. MaTh. Oi. Sq.: 3rd, 5Th and 7Th T. G. O. Sec. Rep.: Lch. Rm. Sq.: P.T. OTF. Sq. C.P.A. O CapTainI My CapTainI Our Feariul Trip is done! MARTIN I. PONTELL PonTy C.C.N.Y. Pan-Amer. Club: ArisTa: LT. Bio. Sq.: Vice-Pres. 7Th Friii.: Jr. Prom. Comm.: 7Th T. Pram Comm. Businessman Rebuznos de burro no Ilegan al cieIo. MARTIN M. PRAGUE IIIVIGVIYH Columbia G. O. RepresenTaTive: Lensmen Club: Pan American Club. PharmacisT. Can'T anybody pronounce my name7 EDWIN PRESCOTT GEORGE R. PRESSMAN Charlie N-Y-II Arisla: Band: Orch: G. O. Oil. Sq.: Guernsey Sq.: Med. Sq.: Phy. Sq.: Class and Clinlon Nile Band. Doclor. AnIang gul: Ende gui. TRIFFIN G. PSYI-IOJOS Bill N.Y.U. Physics Squad: Vice Pres. ol Magic Circle: Library Squad. Civil Engineer. Jus'r Iilile Bill. Trying Io gel IO lhe head. RICHARD M. RABIN Brown General Science: Prep. Squadi Rifle Club: Ping Pong Club. Doclor lPsychia'rryI. O.K., O.K. I'Il open ill JOSEPI-I E. RAFF Jerry So. Cal. S.L. Medicine. AMEER RASCI-IID Army L. I. U. Service Squad. Pharmacisl. Wi'rhou'r any halabaloo I say 'Dear Clinlon, goodbye 'lo you.' GERALD RASKIN N.Y.U. Medical Sq. Capl.: CI16mlSi Y Olzlice Squadi. Millionaire. J. G. and I-I. M. here I come. KENNETH D. REES Ken Manhallan P,T, Squad: Spanish Club. To become a mulli-millionaire. I-le lhal lies clown wilh dogs musl expecl' lo rise wi'lh fleas. HARRY J. REFALO Bob Columbia Lale Squad: Rifle Club: Srarnp Club. Engineer. Good Malh sludenl, can add and dislracrf' I-IAROLD REFF Riff-Rafi C.C.N.Y. Library Sq.: I-lonor School: Lunch- room Sq.: Service League: Psy- chology Sq.: Medical Sq. Capilalisl' or millionaire. I guess lhey need my seal. FRANK L. REGNANTE ..Rig.. Service League: Newman Club: Bio Club. Prinling Execulive. I'r's nol whal you Icnow, ll's who you know. LESTER D. REICI-I Beau Brummel C.C.N.Y, Malh Office Squad: Library Sq.: English Office Sq.: I-Iebrew Club: Sludenl' Courl: Senior Council. C.P.A. and Lawyer. The 'lrain slopped wilh a ierlc, I gor off. JosEPH M. RETTA ' I . N.Y.U. Service League: Lunch Room Sq.: Locker Room Squad. To be a millionaire. Clinlon was iusl lilce a dream, I slepl' righl Through il. GORDON O. RICE Flash Pralrl' Service League. Arl direclor or singer. Freshman, sophmore, Jr., Sr.-no olher school could have been any meaner. EMANUEL M. RIDER Murphy N.Y.U. Spanish Club: Lunch Room Squad. Cameraman. Work never hurl anybody bul me. IRWIN RIFKIN Oiy Columbia I-lebrew Club: Guernsey Squad: G. O. OFHce Squad: G. O. Repre- senfalive. Opromerry. Il nearsighled, 'iarsighled or crosseyed, bear me in mind. 67 SEYMOUR D. RITTER Sy N.Y.U. lsT LieuT. Bio. Sq.: Senior Class Finance Comm.: Chair. Scholar- ship Comm.: ArisTa: Chair. I-Ielp Class Comm. DocTor. WhaT I need is paTienTs. FRANK V. RIVIELLO Rivi U. oT Illinois lTalian Club: 3rd Form SoTTball Team: Jazz Club: Physics Club: Ping Pong Club. ElecTrical Engineer. Russia isn'T The only one To use The Tive-year plan. ROBERT A. RIVKIN Bones Syracuse Sr. 4Th, 5Th, 6Th, Term: BaslceTball Teams: Baseball Team: Sp. OTT. Sq.: I-Ion. Sch. Journalist I'm Trying To geT ahead, They say I could use one. DONALD L. ROBBINS Ducky Columbia Ed.-in-ChieT ClinTon News: CapT. Var. Tennis Team: ArisTa: Guern- sey Sq.: G. O. OTT. Sq.: Locker- room Sq. To Take The liippocrafic oaTh. The besT news is The ClinTon News. RAYMOND A. ROBBINS Sandy L.I.U. Lunch Room Sq.: Service League: G. O. RepresenTaTive. M.D. , l lcnew ThaT I would geT ouT some- day. GERALD JOHNSON ROBERT J. ROEBUCK Bob Columbia 2 years Service League. To be an adverTising execuTive. Leader oT men, Tollower oT women. oRAcE i. ROHDE AnyThing buT Horace Yale Band, Swing, Class and ClinTon NiTe Bands: Pres. oT MaTh. Club: G. O. Rep.: I-lon. Sch.: ArisTa. DocTor. Don'T leT school inTerTere wiTh your educaTion. 68 MARVIN LEVINE Marv Cooper Union Squad A. Commercial ArTisT. Love is blind, buT The neighbors aren'T. STANLEY ROLNICK 'lsfani' Red Cross Squad: Squad Man Tor 2 Terms: OTTicer OT Serv. League: Gym Leader. Big business. WhaT did I do Tor ClinTonf7 l wenT ThereI FRED ROMANOWICI-I MARTIN ROODER Joe Chicago Guernsey Sql.: G. O. OTT.: LaTe Sq.: STagecraTT Sq.: Reg. Sq.: Coin Club: Clin. NiTe EnTerT. A DenTisT. Work never lcilled anybody, buT why Talce a chance. ALFRED ROSEN Windy C.C.N.Y. Soccer Team, 3 years: Service League. To shave The SmiTh BroThers. Work never harmed anyone, buT why Take a chance. JEROME I. ROSENBERG Red N.Y.U. I-lisTory Honor SocieTy: Tennis Squad: P. T. Squad: Service League. K To be a lawyer. ClinTon's loss is my gain. MURRAY J. ROSENBERG Doc N.Y.U. G. O. OTHce Squad: Servifie League Squad: Mafh Club: Chem- isTry Prep Squad. PsychiaTrisT: , l came, I slepT, I graduaTed. ELLIOT M. ROSENTI-IAL Rosey LaTe Squad: Service League. ProTessional Baseball player. Build a beTTer mouse Trap Tor ClinTon sTudenTs. JOSEPH ROSEN f Cinn. u qua '. w ub: Rifle a a counlanl. IRWIN ROSENZWEIG IRWIN L. ROSMAN LeIIy Library Squad: Locker Room Sq. To marry a rich girl. EMIL O. BERNSTEIN Em Syracuse Spanish Squad, Douglass Sociely. Library Squad, Record Room Squad, I-lonor School. Journalisl'-To bring good iournal- ism back Io New York. Lou: ALAN ss LQJ-J,xI Geri-rel-l GJ Ira: B lo quad: ' , Iifice Squ I pvilinigiury OI- V l'CELjF u : Se ior Class fixmwl e Us efferrisla. If Business. yi D Your 'A' is Hal. fl V-1 YALE ROSSETT Doc Yale Znd Lieul. Med. Sq.: G. O. Sq.: Guernsey Sq.: Lale Sq.: Lunch Rm. Sq. Surgeon. ai I The operaiion was a success bul Ihe palienl died in Ihe Clinlon Medical Room. SAVERIO ROSSIGNULO Sal Fordham S.L. Emp. Olaf. Sq.: llal. Club Jr. Rep.: Sr. Adv. Bull. Bd.: Newman Club: Alhlelic Comm. Doclor. , I like George Washinglon es- pecially on a green background. RONALD ROTH HAROLD Rom i ' I-larry C.C.N.Y. G. O. Represenlalive: Gym Sq. Leader: Secy.-Pres. Clinlon Chorus. Relired millionhair. l gol whal I wanled oul of Clinlonl 'Me'. JAY N. RUBIN Jay-Jay C.C.N.Y. Spanish Olhce Squad: Service League: Golf Team: Biology Prep Squad Jazz Club: Class Nile Swing Band. To be a millionaire. Boy 'rhose chains were heavy! STANLEY I, RUBIN Rubo L.l.U Band: Orch.: S.L.: Oq. SIT.: Sq. OI and Sq. Oz: Clinlonile Band: Maih Club: Slamp Cl. Doclor. Work is a wonderful Ihing-l could sil and walch il' all day. NICI-IOLAS A. RUSSO Nick S.L. and SD.: llalian Club. Jeweler. Professor Nick is very Thick, he always wonders whai' makes Ihings lick. JEROME SACKS Jerry and Sibby N.Y.U. Locker Rm. Sq.: S.L.: Lib. Sq.: Classnile Show: Sr. Sollball Tm. To allain success in 'rhe business world. Oh, you're prellyl You're some preily child. HAROLD I-I. SACKS I-lal Univ. of Penn. P.T. Sq. Sec.: Sludy l-lall Sq.: Bio. Club: Locker Rm. Sq.: Pan-Amer- Club: Sr. Coun. Rep. Docfor ol: medicine. My bedside manner is well polished. SANFORD SAIDEMAN Saidy N.Y.U. Clinlonian, Service League: Slamp Club: Slraighl Edge Club. Denlisl. I-low Iall are you7 ABE I-I. SAM ET N.Y.U. Accounlanf. Abe is seen bul seldom heard. does he Treasure every word7 69 CARDINAL S. SANDIFORD Sandy , C.C.N.Y. Cross Couniry Varsiiy: Track Team Capi.: Wingiooi Club Pres.: Sporis Oiciiciaring Club: 4'rh Form Rep. To be a success in business. GEORGE E. SANGER Buddy Manhaiian Associaie Ediior of The Magpie : Pres. Pan-American Club: 6.0. Sq.: P.T.: Ori. Sq.: lial. Club: Gymkana. Business execuiive. Success is noihing bui a good idea coupled wiih hard work. LOUIS J. SASSO LOU Si. John's Locker Squad: Lunch Room Squad: Service League: Chorus. Businessman. ln God we Jrrusi: all oihers cash! HAROLD J. SATTLER l l6l Miami U. Locker Squad 2 Terms: P. T. Squad: Laie Squad: Lunch Room Squad. Deniisi. Kid De Wifi-In person! ARTHUR A. SAUBER Ariie N.Y.U. Library Squad: Regenis Squad: Service League: French Club. Press ageni. Life can be beauiifulf' NUNZIO V. VERDERESE Leiiy R.C.A. Halian Club: Laie Squad: Service League. Radio Technician. Take if easy wiih Verderesef' ISADORE SCHANWALD Sonny L.l.U. Service League: Look ai a girl's diary. Noi The beginning or The end, isn r a piciure of a new Siude- baker. HowARD scHEcHTER Howie C.C.N.Y. Lunch Room Squad. Buyer. The only ihing I ever goi oui Oi school-myself. 70 DONALD M. SCHEER Dan N.Y.U. Clinion News, Headlines Ediior: Arisia: Clinion News, Siahc Ediiori Lensman Club: Chemisiry Sociely. Secreiary: Chemisfry Squad. Organic chemisi. Par'ring is such sweei sorrow. NORMAN SCHEFFLIN LEON SCHILLER Haven r decided yei. Roses are red, violeis are blue, whai do you know, I graduaie in June. DAVID SCHLENGER Davy Service League. To be a success. Open ihe door, Richard, and lei me out MYRON P. SCHLESINGER Mike N.Y.U, Psychology Sq.: Douglass Socieiy: Hebrew Club: Pan American Club. Sociologisl or Psychologist Thai buf lhis blow mighi be ihe be-all and end all here. PAUL E. SCHMITZ Beep Laie Squad: Lunchroom Squad: Library Squad. Money never made a Tool of anybuddy, ii only shows 'em up. LAWRENCE A. SCHNECK Larry M.I.T. Arisra: Board of Governors: Execu- Jrive Council: Capiain of Squad B Engineering. li l consiruci a bridge don r cross iid' HOWARD A. SCHNEIDER Howie U.C.L.A. Lare. Guernsey and G.O. Sq.: Posier Club: Magpie and Clin- Jronian Ari Siari. Carioonisi. Don'Jr push, l'm going. PHILIP SCHNEIDER Phil L.I.U. Head of Office Squad, 5lh per.' In Charge of Record Room: Former of American Heroes Club : Head of Squad in P. T.: Service League. To be a garbage cleaner Business is picking up. SIMON SCHNEIDER Sy C.C.N.Y. Program Squad, Honor School. To be happy. Il 'rhings go wrong, don i cry, lhink ol: Sy! GEORGE SCI-IONCITE JERRY SCI-IWARTZ ALBERT N. SCI-IWARTZBURT Albie N.Y.U. Presidenl of Chorus: Record Room Squad. Accounlanl. The beginning or The endif EUGENE J. SCHWEITZER Gene U. of Illinois Soccer Team: Foolball, Tennis: Lale, G.O.: S.L.: Magpie: Clin- Ionian, P.T. Sqs.: Sr. Hal' Comm. To be a successful businessman. I 'fried lo drown my Troubles, buf my Teachers wouldnur go swimming. JULES S. SCHWIMMER Julie C.C.N.Y. Lieul. of Squad B and Guernesy Sq.: Library Squad: Class Nile and Clinlon Nile Comm.: Lieul. Towel Tickel Squad. Denlisl. II only hurls for a minu're. THOMAS P. SCIACCA Chick Nolre Dame Locker Room Squad: Chorus: Bio Club: Newman Club: G. O. Rep. Television Engineer. God musl have loved women 'cause he made so many of Ihem, am I one lo disagreeff' MORRIS SEDACCA Moe C.C.N.Y. Arisla: Radio Squad: Physics Sq.: Public Address Sq.: Locker Room Squad. Communicalions Engineer. JusI a ham lradio Ihal Isl. HAROLD A. SEDACCA Hal N.Y.U. To become a C.P.A. I'lI lake a 65, l'm noi proud. 'u fr WILBUR R. SEGREE C.C.N.Y. Locker Squad: Library Squad. Archileclural Engineer. A regrellul deparlerf' VICTOR SEILER Vic Pace lnsiilule Adverfising Manager of Cline Ionian: Arl Slall of Clinlonian: Clinlonian Squad. C.P.A. My marks have a solid founda- 'rion-rock bollomf' STANLEY SEITEL Slals C.C.N.Y. Service League. Successful businessman. Whal's Ihe score7 S Gu er Miami U. OFF' r on Th ervice League: Ca . of Loc Room Squad: Lunc Room Sq d. o ise a fam: I cl if . JULES SI-IAPIRO Doc N.Y.U. Medical Squad, 3 Terms: Service League. Surgeon. Non compis menlusf' NORMAN SHAPIRO Pop C.C.N.Y. Service League: French Club: Physics Squad. Teacher ol French. Va-I-en audiablef' 7 I ROBERT F. SHAPIRO BusTer CiTy lnighTsl G. O. RepresenTaTive: Class Sec- reTary, 6Th Term: Locker Room Squad: MaTh. Club. C.P.A. - D.W.C. and C.C.N.Y. equals W.P.A. My Tace is my TorTune: poverTy is no disgrace. HAROLD SHARE Harry Penn. HisTory OTTice Squad: General Oflice Squad: Pan-American Club: Unifed VNaTions Club. Millionaire. Caesar died because he was am' biTious. I'II live Torever. PAUL A. SHARKEY Cornell VeTerinarian. LiTe is buT a wisp oT Togf' LEONARD SHATZ Columbia or L.I.U. Honor School: Chess Club: Serv. League. To go on an overnighT hike wiTh my girl Triend. Work inTeresTs me, I can waTch iT Tor hours. HAROLD SHERMAN Hal C.C.N.Y. ArisTa: Chairman Senior Finance Comm.: Senior Prom Comm.: Vice- Pres. HisTory Honor Soc'y: Honor School: RegenTs Marking Comm.: Track Squad. To be succesTul. Age semper viriliTer. JEROME SHERMAN Jerry N.Y.U. Medical SocieTy: P. T. Door Sq.: Biology Squad: French Club. DenTisT. D.W.C. Good-bye, N.Y.U.-How do you do7 MARTIN H. SHERZER MarTy Service League: Lunchroom Sq.: O. O. RepresenTaTive: MaTh Club. To be a docTor. ClinTon was like a dream: I slepT righf Through iT. JERRY SHIMBERG Shoeless N.Y.U. LaTei Squad: Service Leaguei Lunch Room Squad. Millionaire playboy. Hard work never killed anyone- buT why Take a chance. 72 LOUIS SHIMKIN Louie C.C.N.Y. Service League, 3 Terms. Rerailer. Never again. MOISY SHOPPER Noisy N.Y.U. Lensman: Honor School OTTice Sq.: HisTory Honor SocieTy: Biology Squad CapTain: ArisTa, SecreTary. To Travel everywhere and any- where. The besT Things oT liTe are Tree' SOL SHROIT ShorTy C.C.N.Y. STamp Club: YouThbuilders Club. H567 Federal lunches and I made iT. JEROME SILVER DONALD R. SILVERMAN A-Rab U. oT Penn. P. T. OTFice Squad: Locker Room Squad: Service League: Swimming Squad. To make The 2nd million. ln God I TrusT, oThers pay cash. LEON SILVERMAN STreTch U. oT Miami 5Th Term Lunch Room Squacl: 6Th Term Lunch Room Squad: 7Th Term Service Squad: 8Th Term Lunch Room Squad. Businessman. ClinTon overlooked a good bas- keTball player. SANFORD W. SILVERMAN Bill - U.C.L.A. Cross-CounTry Team: Track Team: S. L. To beaf The races. Why does my diploma read, 'Paroled insTead oT graduaTed7 GERALD SIMON Jerry U. oT Conn. Service League: Locker Squad: Senior Baskefball Team: 5Th, 6Th and 7Th Form BaskeTbaII Team. Engineer. A regrefful leaver, I hope. ez LEONARD SIMON Lenny C.C.N.Y. LaTe Squad. C.P.A. Saw, came and conquered same. EMIL SINGER Aim U.S.Army Sr. Band: Lunchroom Squad: Sr. Orch.: STudy Hall Squad: ClinTon Nighf Band. Musician. Sell The sTomach pump MoTher, no more Federal lunches 'lor me. IRA J. SINGER Jay N.Y.U. ArisTa: Magpie: Chorus: I-Ion. School Class NiTe: Sr. Prom. Comm. OTI.: G.O. OTI. Sq. OpTomeTrisT. The eyes ol: The world are upon me. MARVIN SINGER Marv U.S.Army Band: Orch.: Clin'I'on NighT Band: Sfudy Hall Squad. Musician. Don'T push, I'm going. SEYMOUR SKLOVSKY Sy L.I.U. Service League 7-8: STephen Douglas SocieTy: Pan-American Club. C.P.A. Guess I Tooled Them all gradu- aTing in six years. MYRON SLAFF Mickey Columbia Service League: Locker Room Sq.: ChemisTry Squad: Spanish Club: MoTher's Helper. MoTion picTure czar. To be The richesT man in The graveyard. EUGENE P. SMITH SmiTTy Fordham Service League: Locker Room Sq.: MaTh Oflice Sq.: Teacher's helper. AviaTion Engineer. Be a floorwalker in a Telephone booTh. GEORGE J. SMITH SmiTTy Class Secrelary 7Th Term: Bio. Sq.: MaTh Club: G. O. Rep. ElecTrical Engineer. Work never killed anyone, buT why Take chances. NEAL P. SOLOMON SilenT Sam Upsala Service League: Lunch Room Sq.: Track Team. Pro TooTball. Paris made me do iT. JAY B. SORENSON ShorTy N.Y.U. Pres. Med. Sociefy: CapT. Chem. Squad: Track Medical Sq.: Chem. SocieTy: LaTe Squad: Library Sq. Physician. As a chemisT I'm great I can make anyThing buT EThyll CHARLES SOTTOSANTI Charlie N.Y.U. lTalian Club: Track Team: Jazz Club: Biology Club. AdverTising. God's giTT To The women. JACK SOULIER Muscles RCA lnsTiTuTes Lunchroom Squad: Serv. League: ArT Squad: Cross Counfry Track Team. To Teach Marconi Radio. Some people have no respecT Tor age unless iT's boTTled. RICHARD L. SPERO Ricky Fordham Physics PreparaTion Sq.: Aquarium Clulo: ChemisTry Club: Radio Club. Chemist JOSEPH P. SPIEGEL Joe Lockerroom Squad: Aero Club. To sTay happy. I love work, I could waTch iT all day. RALPH J. SPOSATO Iona CapTain Service Le que: Sec'y TreToils : Hisfory Honor Sociefy: G. O. RepresenTaTive. To be a success and enioy life. Open Tha'r door Richard! ALVIN STARKMAN MAIN C.C.N.Y. Sq. A: PosTer Sq. Chiel: LeTTerer of Record Rm. Sq.: HaTs and Pins Comm.: Social Comm. To be successful, i.e., a millionaire. I know ThaT if you work hard enough you can succeed, bui' I'm noi proud. ARTHUR SULCOV Arly N.Y.U. Service League Squad: Sludy Hall Sq.: -Slagecrail Sq. lLl.l: Clinfon Nile and Class Nile, Feb. '47, June '46, Feb. '46, June'45. Relire al 'rhe age of 20. Whelher you are rich or poor, il's always good lo have money. SAMUEL M. SUCKOW Snucky C.C.N.Y. Arisla: Capl. Lighling Sq.: Club I46, Loclcerroom Sq.: Lale Squad. Hole puncher in a bagel liaclory. ll musl have been The new prin- cipal. EUGENE SUKMAN Semen Squad B, Guidance Monilor: Guernsey Squad: Medical Squad: Honor School Service League. Denlisl. Women's Home Companion. SELMOUR STUDIN Sy Pace Service League Capl.: Flying Sq.: General Olllice Squad: Sr. Council: Sr. Prom Tickel' Salesman. Accounlanl. The ideal Ladies Home Corn- panionf' HOWARD J. STRAUSS I-lowyn Squad RH, 2 years Service League. I lerm: Malh Squad, I Term: Arisla. Scienlisl-Physicisl. lf al firsl you don'l succeed, Try, lry again. STUART H, STONE LiHle Rock Williams Arisla: Program Sq.: Serv. League: Regenls Marking Comm.: Records Olilice Squad. All-American Guard. Sine Pecunia Nihilf' JOHN D. STEVENS Sieve Cornell Pan-American Club: Track Team: S.L.: Honor School: Library Sq-7 Jazz Club: Douglas Sociely. To be a Polygarnisl Yay jazz! The only Thing I gol our of High School-Myself. IRWIN sreiznick 74 KENNETH STERN Kenny ', Columbia Chess Club: Chess Team: Service League: Psychology Sq.: Clinlon News. I Lawyer. God's gifl lo judges. IRWIN STEINMETZ BU RT A. STEINBERG Burl U. of Penn. Capl. Lale Squad. Doclor. I can'l bear 'lo see a lady sland. Sol Like all Clinlon genllemen I close my eyes. ARTHUR D. STEINBERG Ar'rie Columbia Ari' Ecliior Clinlon News: Rd. Bk.: Magpie Arl' Slali: Cheerleader Wingliool Club: Sr. Baseball Team. Archilecl. Richard, you opened 'lhe doorI JOEL B. STEIN JO-JO C.C.N.Y. Sec'y, Senior Class: Track Team: Hislory Honor: S.L. Adverlising. This above all: To Thine ownsell be 'lrue . . lHamle'll ARNOLD M. STEIN Arnie C.C.N.Y. Regenls Squad. To be an engineer. 'Hope'-a winning smile, a laugh of glee, a secrelary upon each knee. HAROLD A. STEGMAN Whiley Miami U. Locker Squad: Solifball Team: P. T. Secrelary. Radio announcer. l've been lhrown our of beller places Than This. CHARLES B. STARKMAN Chuck Michigan Service League: Lunchroom Sq.: 4lh Form Bacfelball: 7Jrh Form Baskelball. To make my 2nd million. l'rn an aclor, had my leg in 5 cast IW il LES',1llS'GTON' T ' n C.C.N.Y. ArisTa: Hono School: RegenTs Mark' g d, 3 Terms: Biology Clu :J . Sr. Band, 3 Terms: Clu Terms. u y gineering and become ' rumpeTer or a TrombonisT. Ter laTe Than never. VI CENT W. TALARICO Casanova M.l.T. Service League: P.T. Squad Leader: G. O. RepresenTaTive: Honor School: lnsTrumenTal lnsTrucTion Class. AeronauTical Engineer. WiThouT delay, I dare To say ClinTonl Forever and a day. MICHAEL A. TANCREDI Mike Service League: Squad Leader. Bookkeeper. Goodbye ClinTon, hello girls. IRA TANZ Ike C.C.N.Y. Locker Room Sq.: STagecraTT Sq.: ClinTon NiTe, Jan. '46 To June '47: Class NiTe, Jan. '46 To June '47, AccounTanT. They laughed when I came in wiTh sl'iorTs on, buT when I saT down They spliT. MARVIN G. TAUB Columbia Magpie: ClinTon Lensmen: SgT. LaTe Squad: STamp Club. OpTomeTrisT. IT aT TirsT you clon'T succeed, sTopI Why make a Tool oT your- self. GEORGE TAYLOR Red Howard Swimming Team: Sea Horse Club: LiTe Guard Squad. To loaT. One piece oT dandruTl Trying To geT a head. HERBERT TEICH Red C.C.N.Y. STagecraTT Sq.: SgT. Lunchroom Sq.: G. O. Class Rep. 2nd and 3rd Terms, Lunchroom Sq.: CIinToniTe Class Rep. 2nd, 3rd and 4Th Terms: AssT. STage Manager. Successful Businessman. Junior accomplice To The men- ace. JOHN J. TENAGLIA Sonny IOHG I yr. Squad PoliTician. Don'T push, don'T shove, I was kicked ouT oT beTTer places. JEROME Tl-IIER Doll Face N.Y.U. Band: Music Club: Squad OI: PhoTograph Club. Lawyer. EnTer'ing was a Thrill, leaving is a pleasure. GEORGE THOMPSON Tom Columbia Swimming Squad: Locker Room Squad: Service League: Lunch- room Squad. UnderTaker. l waiTed 4 years Tor a haf ThaT don'T Tir. LLOYD Tl-IORNI-IILL IRWIN R. TITUNIK Tye U. oT Chicago LiTerary EdiTor, ClinTon News : 7Th Form Pin CommiTTee. To peruse The muses. On ne saiT iamaisf' MYLES TOFFLER Mousey N.Y.U. Service League: Form Baskelball: lvlaTh Squad: Library Squad. PhilanThropisT. WaTer mel l'm a bloomin' idioT. STANLEY J. TRACI-ITENBERG Shenny Brown Service League: G. O. OTTice Sq.: Towel Tickef Squad: STudenT CT. ChemisT. When you hiT him, you hiT me.' MORTON TRACI-ITENBROIT Speedy Yale OTTicer Service League, 2 Terms: HisT.-Eco. Squad: Squadron Serv. League, 2 Terms. EducaTed Hobo. OuiT pushing, Dr. Walsh, l'm leaving. EDWIN A. TRELL WhiTey L.l.U. Manager Baskefball Team: Lunch Room Squad: Service League. Businessman. Don'T laugh, some day you'll graduaTe. 75 GERALD W. TRIESTMAN C.C.N.Y. Lunchroom Squad. Eleclrical Engineer. My second ambilion is To make money. SALVATORE J. TRILLO .56l Undecided lialian Club. To 'lake il easy. I served my four year sirel'ch. BERNARD TRINK Legs Pierpont Judo, Nevsky, Presidenl' Amer.-Soviel' Friendship Club: Chess Team: Hislory Honor Sociely: Fred. Douglass Sociely: Service League 6. I-lislory Professor. Drop deadIll LEONARD TURKEL Turk N.Y.U. Placemenl Orlice Squad: Hislory Honor Sociely: Guernsey Squad: Clinlon Lensmen Library Squad: Squad B. To be low man on a 'roiem pole. How now, brown cow7 MILTON TUROFF Mill C.C.N.Y. Service League: Lunchroom Sq.: Malh. Regenls Marking Squad: Ping Pong Club. Engineer. I Ah, life can be beauliiul-al lasl. MORTON TUCHINSKY MATTHEW TURNER MATTHEW J. ULLO Marry Cornell Halian Club: Newman Club: Track Squad: Baskelball Form: Honor School. Millionaire. I should have gone lo EvanderI 76 HAROLD C. UNGAR Hal N.Y.U. Isl Term Represenlaiive: G. O. Office Squad: Service League: 3rd Form Soiiball Team. Undecided. l sleep on a wash board every niie. MORRIS l. URISH Yuki N.Y.U. Aero Club 2 years: 6. O. Rep- resenialive: Service League: Locker Squad: Hislory Honor Socieiy. Research Meieorologisl. I, All I ever look up in Clinion was space! 2. I climbed over The walll How did you gel' oul7 RICHARD H. VALENCIA Dick Phila. Texlile lnslilule 6 Form Baskelrball: Service League: Lunch Room Squad: Sen- ior Baskelball Team. To become a buyer lor 'lraveling salesmanl. Leader ol men and 'fry 'lo follow women. JOSEPH A. VENTURINO Rabbil ' Fordham Service League Squad. Bookkeeper or Accounianl. JOSEPH A. VENUTO Junior Juilliard Band: Orchesira: Clinioniie Band. Orchesira: Classniie Band: Jazz Club: 4lh Term: G.O. Pres.: Con- ceri' Music Club. Drummer. Play wilh The greal iazz band, Guy Lombardo. Ooplll you here again777 PAT VITACOLONNA 1' Colonna Fordham U. Library Squad: Newman Club: llal- ian Club: G. O. Rep. Seciion, 87: llalian Help Class. I Medicine. l love school, now you lell one ANTHONY J. VOTSIS Tony N.Y.U. Service League Squad: Maih. Club. Prominenl businessman. Love lhose Greek girIs. ROBERT WAHMANN STANLEY D. WALDINGER P, A. L.l.U. lnlramural Sollball: Lunchroom Squad: Library Squad. Pharmacy. Clinl'on's Gill' 'lo lhe World. HARRY WALDMAN Hesh-mo U.C.L.A. Service League: Loclcer Room Squad: 3rd Form Baslcefball: 4'rh Forrn Baslcelball. Radio and Plaslic Engineer Zeas-Bush. JACK C. WANGER Yonlcel N.Y.U. Arisla: Ll. Biology Squad: Form Baslcelball Teams: Form Sollball Teams: Presidenl U. N. O. Club. Civil Engineer. Wangers Bridge's Falling Down. SANFORD H. WARSHAUER Sandy C.C.N.Y. Lunch Room Squad: Senior Base lcelball Team: Service League: G. O. Represenlalive: Caplain Squad F. Pholographer. Clinlon's Gill To lhe World. SEYMOUR WARSHAWSKY Bob Lunch Room Squad Radio Technician. ' Ahl Al I.asll ALAN M. WEISBERGER Red Darlmoulh Golf Team: Chorus: Lunch Room! Lale Sqs.: Lensmen, Aquarium. Cerlilied Public Accounlanl. Friends, Romans 84 Clinloniles: Lend me your ears. I need The dirl lo bury Caesar. DAVE WEITZ Weasel Service League. Marry rich girl. A lillle dandrufl lo gel on ahead. LEONARD A. WASSER. Benny C.C,N.Y. Jazz Club. Musician. Luck is lhe Fool's Road lo Suc- cess. DONALD J. WASSERMAN Wassy C,C.N.Y. Lieul'. Guernsey: 6.0. OFF. Sq.: Lieul. Sq. B: Fourlh Term Pres: Vice-Pres. Conslilulion Club: Gen- eral Oq.: Clinlon Nile Sqs.: Assl. Adver. Man. Clinlon News. Lawyer. No lcnoclc, I use elhylf' DONALD WATERS MICHAEL E. WEBER Mickey Univ. of Penn. Lale Squad: Service League: Engineer. Cheerleaders. Honesly is lhe besl' fallacy. SAUL H. WECHTER Sally Cooper Union Arisla: Library Squad: Sl. Lo Squad: Clinlon Nile Rep.: G. O. Rep.: Clinlon Lensman. Sanilary Engineer. To build a beller sewer. PHILIP R. WEIL Phil C.C.N.Y. Sludenl Service League: Locker Room Squad: Track Team Squad: Gym Squad. Successful Execulive. Too clever 'ro live, 'foo lazy lo die! GERALD WEINBERG Jerry C.C.N.Y. ClinSl'agecrall' Sq. lLieul'.l: S.L.: Locker Room Sq.: Class Nile: Execulive in a million dollar busie ness. Firs'r Five Years Were The Hardest ARNOLD WEINER 77 STANLEY F. WEIN IGER Sian Cornell Univ. Journalisl. I-Iicl I-lap-pee New Year.' IRVING WEINSTEIN Irv C.C.N.Y. Clinlon Lensmen Club: Pan-Amen ican Club: Lunch Room Squad. Accounranl. I GOI Whal' I Wanled Ou'I' of Clinion - Me. ROBERT ARNOLD WEISS Bob N.Y.U. Service League: 3rd Form G. O. Represenlafive: Locker Room Squad: 4'rh Form Baskefball. Denfisl. I Dood IIII! STANLEY WEISS Griggs C.C.N.Y. Regenis Marking: Physics Squad: Locker Room Squad. Ceriified Public Accounfani. Ad-Weiss To 'lhe LoveIorn. STUART WEISS C.C.N.Y. Library Squad: Saini-Lo Commil- lee. FRANK S. WEISSMAN Pancho Cooper Union Ari Ediior Clinronian: Adverlising Slafl: Magpie Ari' Sq.: S.L.: Mili- Iary Training Corps. Induslrial Ar'IisI'. Four years for a hal Ihal don'I' lil' CHARLES B. WEIXELBAUM FIaI Top Service League: S. ol: I-I. K.: Spe- cial Dufy. To gel paid once a week. Women are The rool of all evil, buf I love Iha'I evil. GEORGE R. WELLINGTON Wimpy Columbia Arisla: Program Squad. Cerlified Public Accounlanl. My head is like a door knob . . any woman can Iurn il. 78 DONALD A. WICKMAN Donny Duke Locker Room Squad: Physics Squad. To be a success. I can'I sland Io see women sland- ing on 'Ihe subway-so like every Clinlon gem'-I close my eyes. GEORGE P. WIEDERECI-IT Bub Wesfern Maryland Two Years Varsily Soccer Team. Undecided. The Iirsf 4 were 'Ihe hardesl afler 'lhal il was a breeze. ALAN WILDSTEIN SIDNEY WILENSKY Sandy Lunch Room Squad: Swimming Team: P. T. Squad: Service League. Boss-Marry a rich girl. LEONARD L. WILLIAMS Lennie C.C.N.Y. Service League. A successful and well-Io-do busi- nessman. LeROY WILLIAMS 'ISVNIISYI' Howard Nor quile decided. CIinIon's pride and ioy. SIDNEY L. WILLIS Sherry Geneva, Beaver Falls, Pa. I-Iisl. OFF. Sq.: Srudenr Courf: Capl. I-IisI'. Office Sq.: I Term Officer on SIuden'r Courl: Chem- isfry Sociely. Successful Businessman. This kid's a senior, yes sir! JAY B. WILLNER Jake N.Y.U. Malh. O'Fhce Squad: Service League: G. O. Represenlalive. Noi 'Io work. Where Ihere's a WILLner Ihere's away. MORTON WINKEL Wink Columbia ArisTa: AlumnoTes: AssT. Pg,-1 Ed., Records Ed., Clinfon News: Secre- Tary. Pan-American: Guernsey: RegenTs' Marking Comm.: Lunch- room Sqs.: Help Class Comm. To eIiminaTe all Those poeTs who reciTe HTWINKLE, TWINKLE IiTTle sTar. IT iusT Takes one IiTTIe 'Wink' To do The iob. MARVIN WITKIN WiTTy N.Y.U. Guernsey: KanTer: Locker Rm.: Library: French Sqs.: AssT. Mgr. Handball Team: Manager Hand- ball Team. DenTisT. You're a good egg unTiI you're broke. ARTHUR L. WOLF WolTie U. oT Penn. LieuT. Lunch Rm. Squad: HisTory Honor SocieTy: LieuT. Service League: G. O. SecTion RepresenTa- Tive. Lawyer. I love work, I could waTch iT Tor hours. HERBERT WOLF C.C.N.Y. General OTTice Squad: Library Squad: Lunch Room Squad: MaTh. Club: LaTe Squad. AccounTanT. Money is The rooT oT all evil. CHARLES S. WOLFSON Chuck L.I.U. lnTramural BaskeTball: Flying Squad. To be successTuI. 'The qualiTy oT mercy is noT sTrained,' and so, I graduaTe. PETER E. WORONESKI PeTe Columbia ExperimenTaI Bio-Club lsec.I: Locker Room Squad: MaTh. Club: Jack oT all Squads: Never on Serv- ice League. ProspecTor. You can'T Till a special. EPHRAIM YABKOWITZ YOp UncerTain Locker Room Squad: Service League. A Medical career, aTTer Traveling in khaki. They should be more careTuI oT whom They leT ouT. STANLEY A. YAKER Sian Oberlin HisTory Honor: Science Honor! G, O, RepresenTaTive Lunch- room Sq.: Honor Roll. HisTorian. I am buT a mad norTh-norThwesT. .y5wQ'.' f f Q wiv i ,gf ' eaxf- -ZQQZMZ weia ' f fihf sz 1 fy, . .1 M U . .. ,K, - f I x fp ,,,.- K. A .. 1, :yyy 73 ig. 7 f f fsgg., 'Wa WMV QQ lg W in 'S W ff 7' 0 W4 gs . ,W f X f f X Y ff Y f V 1 ,I ff -.5 T i f , W .93 4 1 i i Z 5, F , N i XX T I 1- f' - .. X. : f .' T T ' ' f3S5'i':'i is T - ., s .:,:fx.....- . --s il - Ziiixbtif. 5 2- . ,N f : a -, 0' s-E Q ,fx x BERNARD YELLEN ColonelAl-O-Wishes C.C.N.Y. Service Squadman: Service Squad SergeanT, ClinTon NiTe Usher. Engineer. UniTed we passed, divided we would have Taile,d. MARTIN YOMTOV NiTram Univ. oT Penn. Mgr, Ed. ClinTonian: LaTe Sq.: Pres. oT Chorus: Cashier: Locker Sq.: ArT Sq.: Lunch Sq.: ClinTon NiTe. Business ExecuTive. I'd like To be a lawyer in a liquor house and Try all The cases THEODORE YOUNG Ted Cornell Clinlronian: Library: LieuT. Record OTiice Sq.: Pan-Amer. Club: Sr. SoTTball: 3rd Fm. SoTTbalI Tm. Chemical Engineer. Spoiled a perTecT record aT Clin- Ton. I passed one subiecT. LEON YUDKOFSKY Lee UniversiTy oT Denver Hebrew Club: AssT Adver. Mgr. CIinTon News : Music DirecTor, Junior Prom: Adver. Ed. CIinTon News: Member, N.Y.U. ScholasTic Press ConTerence: CapT. News : SevenTh Form Basketball Team. AdverTising-WriTing. Success, Happiness-and guess WHAT. GILBERT ZAKOW Gil C.C.N.Y. STudenT CourT: Jr. Orch.: 7Th Fm. Prom.: Senior Prom: Senior ChaT- Ter: Chairman Social Comms.: Record OTTice Sq.: Italian Club. TruckyoIogisT. I could have been presidenT or vice or anyThing 'I'm so nice.' JOSEPH F, ZANOTTI Joe B'kIyn Col. oT Pharmacy ITalian Club: Newman Club, Research ChemisT. When he reaches The Top oT The business world, his Tlag oT ambi- Tion will be unTurIed. RICHARD O. ZETTERBERG Swede Columbia Swimming Team: LaTe Squad: His- Tory OTTice Squad: G. O. Rep- resenTaTive. ArchiTecT. GoT Today's homework. HERMAN ZIFEER ' C.C.N,Y. Physics Squad: Bio. Club: Lensmen. ChemisT. He combs his hair only when neg essaryf' 79 CLAUDE ZIMBALDI : f GEORGE H- ZINTEI- ALVIN I. ZIMMER AI N.Y.U. Library Squad: Lunch Room Squad: Clinlon Lensmen: Presidenl of Junior Malh. Club. A successful Pholographer Io many preH'y young women Teachers. DONALD ZWERLING 'IDOHH Cooper Union Hislory Honor Sociely. Eleclrical Engineer. He's our senior class idol Ial- ways idle-I. Lasl bul noi IeasI'. JOHN P. GARRY Jack ANTHONY J. BON EIGLIO Lover Fordham LEWIS BRAUN Lou Syracuse PAUL W, CASPER P0liO' ' N.Y.U. GEORGE A. CULPEPPER C.C.N.Y. BERNARD DAVIS Bernie Cily College HAIG L. ELLIAN Chief Sl. John's Universily BENJAMIN GREENSTEIN Elashy Univ. ol Alaska JOSEPH P. GUNSET Officer Gunselu Iona Universily 80' U rf X ScoJrchman 'L AL'- 1 . My 'N.Y.U. here I come' lNew Yorlc I iiii I Unemploymenrlf' I '7 . 4 . 1- . .:f', , ,L,':5, . I i', - ff .' 7 Q. . .f ,, f ,, - :fw f , ill V HERBERT ZWEIG Herb Temple Univ. 2 2 Yrs. Arl Squad: IV2 Yrs. Posrer Club: 2V2 Yrs. General Office Squad. Commercial Arlisl. God's Gi'FJr To Women. RICHARD KLEIN JOSEPH A. SCARAVAGLIONE Joe Manhalfan MR! ' I' j iiii ' 6ll'l'lel Cff MEL LAMPL BERT C. ROBINSON Angelo Undecided Fish C.C.N.Y. BERNARD LEBOWITZ IRWIN I'I. RODIVIAN ShorIy Cily College GoniEl U.of So. Calif. PAUL F, Lgvpnig HERBERT P. ROTHFEDER Anlioch Herb Cornell PAUL LOWE JULIUS SCI-IMER Pepper C.C.N.Y. Julie N.Y.U. MELVIN N. LUBIN HOWARD G. SCHNEIDER Coach C.C.N.Y. Greg Syracuse PHILIP NARDONE PATRICK E. WHITE Phil, U. S. Navy Par C.C.N.Y. HERBERT S. PARMET CLAUDE WILLIAMS HDIQQSVH I-II'e aVV SCIIOOI Buddy Radio-Television Schoor GILBERT REICI-IEL MURRAY ZIEGLER C.C.N.Y. Murphy N.Y.U. 1 ,ggporffs 'pi 3' 6ABQI'A6L6!Ql fi jednl jl 6LCL 5786171 giSi00l fi5 .SJf0I y v F QUR YEARS oT Tip-Top achieve- menT-a TiTTing climax To halT a cenTury oT ClinTon aThleTic leadership, ThaT's The picTure The class oT June '47 can proudly look back on wiTh a chesTy We were There Then IT in TuTure years, ClinToniTes deign To pass Their eyes over The books in search oT years Tully exemplary oT The vibranT, living sTory ThaT is ClinTon, They will need reTreaT no TarTher inTo an- TiquiTy Than The good old days oT '43 Through '47. Now leT's look aT The record .... February '44: We are now upper or civilized Treshmen. During class, we read in The ClinTon News ThaT our Trackmen are ouT Tor glory. WhaT glory, we ask, wiThouT lasT year's sTars, Rudy Simms, Tom ClayTon and The Callendar Twins7 BuT The guys who were leTT proved ThaT They were preTTy good: Johnny Taylor, Ollie Tucker, ArTie Greene, Red KosoTT, Bennie Seidman, and l-lank Cameron. We didn'T know iT Then, buT This Team was To go on To win The Bronx OuTdoor Crown by a Tre- mendous margin, The TirsT Tour were To capTure The mile relay aT The Penn Relay 82 ads 552, J 1 Carnival, and The Team was To miss The ciTy crown by only Three poinTs. We wenT on To TurTher success ThaT year. The baskeTball Team, wiTh Joel KauTman, Ad Schayes, Bob Campbell, Bernie Dauerman, AI l-laas, and Jordy Klein, Took The Bronx TiTle wiTh ease. BuT aTTer TighTing Their way To The semi- Tinals in The Garden playoTTs, The boys ran ouT oT luck and Tell prey To Franklin. So, They reTired To The 'Parkway To bide Their Time Tor The chance ThaT was To come The Tollowing year. Meanwhile, The Tennis and handball squads had won Their Bronx-lvlanhaTTan crowns righT on Time, The laTTer Tor The sixTh year in succession. Coached by Saul Robbins, The neTmen had as Their ace one oT The besT iuniors in The EasT, Marv lvlanTin. Co-capTains Julie Rivkind and Billy Dukas oT The calloused-hand gang were acknowledged To be among The besT players in The league. SepTember '44 and we're sophomores: Our aTTenTion is Turned Towards The soccer Team. As has oTTen been The case in ThaT sporT, one oT The Tew in which There has never been a ClinTon ciTy leader, Too many iTs Told The sTory. Ernie l-lelmrich, CapTain ShorTy 83 f 5615! Swimming jeam Seakorde Sarraf! 57mm , 4nnmmm,4Lmwm1m mmm.,mum , gencing jeam .jvlanclgaff jeam jofofgaff jeam wumwwwwvm-wwf 'fffwwu-vwwr' - --..'f f M Shey and Fred Goldberger all were The sTandouTs Tor ClinTon, and sTandouTs in The league, buf even so The club could noT Talce The measure oT old-Time rival Commerce, which won The big game, 5-l. Looking aT The ClinTon swimming rec- ord Tor ThaT year we Tind ThaT The Team was Third in The Tinal sTandings. Ken Siebel, George Taylor, Wally Scher, and Andy Neckles were The splash aces. February '45, we're geTTing up in The world: No one who aTTended ClinTon in The early parT oT ThaT year will ever Tor- geT The ciTy champ gang which made hisTory in The Red and Black livery. On March 24, The April-coached Tive beaT Seward in The Tourney Tinal To cop The P.S.A.L. crown. Previously They had baTTled Their way up Through The play- oTTs and in doing so They walloped Tech, CurTis, and Lincoln. Joel KauTman, Jerry LamperT, Adolph Shayes, ArTie Glass, lvlilTie Griess, and Marv Finl4elsTein, car- ried The burden To bring ClinTon iTs elevenTh ciTy TiTle. ThaT same year, The indoor Track championship wenT To Bayside again, buT The champ meeT, held in The Thir- TeenTh RegimenT Armory, was noT de- void oT Red and Black Thrills. John Tay- lor seT The all Time 440-yard record oT 84 fo--Z3 0:50.-4, and Ollie Tucker's O:23.l in The 220 was Three-TenThs oT a second shorT oT ex-ClinToniTe Teddy Ellison's all-Time mark. While all This was happening, The Tencers won The Bronx banner and Tin- ished in a Third place Tie wiTh Erasmus Tor ciTy honors. CapTain Danny Taub paced The onslaughT, and Marv Traub and Charles Levy were also accorded a deal oT crediT Tor The good showing. All ClinTon was smiling as The ATh- leTic DeparTmenT announced ThaT King FooTball was reTurning To The Gover- nor's Mansion aTTer a Three year ab- sence. There was a Tremendous TurnouT Tor The squad, and, in seeming rivalry To The exciTemenT which The reTurn oT The King had broughT, The swimming and cross-counTry Teams climbed aboard The champ bandwagon. Larry Ellis, John Taylor, Frank ETinger, The lasT named iusT sTarTing on his Trail To Tame, Don SpiTzer, and Vic Danin Tormed a cross-counTry squad which walked oTT wiTh borough honors and came wiThin a hair's breadTh oT The Tive-borough kingpin spoT which Adams annexed. And waTer-wheels CapTain Ken Gie- bel, Wally Scher, Ralph Kamhi, Jimmy Johnson, Freddy Qrrik, and Norm Ack- erman led The aguagaTion To a much- deserved Bronx-ManhaTTan champion- 85 7: rf' m w jennid jeam Senior goofgaff jeam Senior gazfefgaff jeam ship. A posT-season duel wiTh Brooklyn Tech Tor The ciTy diadem was unsuccess- Tul. l-lowever, despiTe ThaT TacT, The ZOO- yard relay Team oT Siebel, Kamhi, Vin- cenT and Scher, which seT an all-Time record during The season, l4epT up iTs undeTeaTed sTring againsT The Engineers. To reTurn To Those aToremenTioned TooTballers: They did noT have whaT would be called a successTul season by usual sTandards. l-lowever, Coach Jalce did seT The sTage Tor The Tollowing year's successes. l-le came up wiTh some TirsT- raTe varsiTy maTerial, and, more Than ThaT, he goT The iump on mosT oT Clin- Ton's league opponenTs who had noT yeT reTurned To The sporT. The musclemen, sTandouTs oT whom were Ed Sherrin, CapTain Joe Fabro, Davy NewsTadT, Norm CassowiTz, Jack Lawrence, Ken l-lernson, and KeiTh Davis, Tinished The season wiTh an inTormal schedule record oT one-and-Three. A sTory which leaves us Teeling mighTy low is ThaT oT The hardwood crew oT '45-'46. IT was a season oT mediocriTy Tor The mosT parT, alThough iT surely had iTs brighTer momenTs. lvlilT Griess, ArTie Glass, Jaclc Dick and Lloydie l-laas, The TirsT Two Trom The champ Team land The laTTer The broTher oT All, were expecTed To hold The Team TogeTher Tor mosT oT The season. They iusT did noT come Through Too oTTen, and The big Thrills oT The season came only when Greiss or Aaron Rosovslcy, a big gunner who was new on The squad, had hoT days. ln general, The season was a washouT unTil The second halT broughT To The scene Two TighTers, WalT Robinson and Lloydie Thornhill, who did noT lcnow The meaning oT The word can'T. They Tinished The season in a blaze oT glory, winning Their lasT Tour scheduled games, over Evander, TaTT, Monroe, and Science, The Third oT which was a greaT uloseT over a club which had already clinched The Bronx TiTle. However, iT was all over aTTer we meT Columbus in a playoTT Tor The Bronx's second Garden berTh, and were buried under a 70-39 deluge. While The Traclcmen Tinished Third in The PSAL indoor champs, an individual sTar again seT an all-Time marlc. Larry Ellis cloclced The all-Time league record oT 42296, brealcing The greaT Frank Dixon's 4:30. l. A borough and ciTy TiTle in cross- '1 Lodis K oilkgpe 86 , ' X QX f f ,il-lli W counTry and a TooTball season which was well-nigh perTecT-ThaT was The record lasT Tall. The cross-counTry Team, sparked by Ellis, ETinger, SpiTzer, Car- dinal SandiTord, and Howie Jacobsohn, was Tar and away The besT in The ciTy: iT placed second in Two counTry-wide meeTs and won The NYAC Champion- ship. FooTball, wiTh Davy NewsTadT, WhiTney Arceneaux, Jack Lawrence, The laTTer's cousin l-lal ShusTer, Nick Guarino, Billy 0'Connor, Charley Sil- ver, l-lerb RaviTz, Kenny Gruber, Mau- rice Bchakiian, and Eddie BenTley as abouT The besT on a very large squad, gained Walsh Manor Bronx-ManhaTTan laurels by virTue oT vicTories over Sew- ard, STuyvesanT, Monroe, and Evander. Tollowing smacks aT McKee and Far Rockaway. Then The Tough Tinale oT The season came up, and, adding bad luck To more oT The same, The game noT only was played on a Toreign Tield, buT in ankle- deep mud on a day when The bifing cold served To keep everyone on CurTis l-ligh's small Tield shivering. Even so, iT could have been a ClinTon vicTory in- sTead oT a biTTer I3-6 loss. BuT The breaks plus a baTTling WhiTe Warrior 'I-X T TT , 4 f , MQ L A b u Club were Too much. The season record was 6 and l. January '47 saw a new and unique TradiTion born aT The CasTle. The AThleTe-oT-The-Year conTesT was run oTT wiTh nary a mishap, and Track sTar Larry Ellis was insTalled as The TirsT win- ner. And Then while we were TroTTing abouT in our senior haTs, The biggesT Thrill oT all came as an underdog Red and Black courT squad puT up The TighT oT iTs liTe To cop The ciTy crown. Paced by Ed Warner, Lloyd Thornhill, lVlarTy Schwemmer, Ed Friedlander, and Mur- ray AlperT, The underraTed Team ToughT undeTeaTed Lincoln down To The wire and Tinally, on The accuraTe seT-shoTs oT second sTring EllioT Freed, They wenT ouT in TronT To win, 49-44. ClinTon had Taken The baskeTball crown Twice in a Three year period. We graduaTed as The Track Team, led by record seTTing Frank ETinger. wenT on To place second in The ciTy. ClinTon had hiT The peak oT scholasTic sporTs perTecTionl FRED PHILIPS X1 -- 87 MAN NY MOS KOWITZ MosT Likely To Succeed HAL SHERMAN T M. 2' 315.2 ff -' .f WZ' e--31,3956 ff' - -mfs af I ffffff' ' DAVID NEWSTADT Mosi Popular T. G. KANGANIS BesT Nafured we Lgznior Gddrified mfurn iTTy years aTTer The class oT '47 has graduaTed, De WiTT ClinTon l-ligh School is old and apparenTly deserTed. There appears To be an absence oT liTe in The once greaT high school. BuT waiT, here come eighT old men Trudging up The cracked concreTe paTh. LeT's look inTo This. The men approach The building. Their TooTsTeps can disTincTly be heard as They enTer Through The side door. FiTTy years have leTT Their mark on This group, Tor They were once sTraighT, Tall youThs, and now are benT, old men. The corrosion oT years shows plainly on Their Taces as They shuTTle inTo The building ....... As They walked Through The hall, a voice shouTed, TickeTs To The gar- den game. C5eT 'em now .... hurry. They smiled and walked on. ThaT TickeT seller never missed a chance To make a sale. Rounding The corridor, They passed The G. Q. oTTice. An execuTive council meeTing which had sTarTed aT The Time oT Their graduaTion was sTill in session. lvlighTy long aTFairs commenTed Dave NewsTadT. They all liked him, since he was The MosT Popular. T STill walking, They came To a sTaircase and mounTed The sTeps. The age oT The group showed plainly as They slowly and careTully picked Their way upward. The same ClinToniTes who could once dash Through a corridor, Tly down The sTeps Three aT a Time, and race To a bus in Ten seconds TlaT, were now old and Teeble. For This was The cream oT The class oT '47, reTurnedl They passed Through a darkened hall and Tinally reached a lighTed class- room. There was lvlr. STone, lecTuring a class oT bearded juniors. Poor juniors, Mr. STone always had a Tew poinTs To clear up aTTer The bell beTore dismissing The class. Again They smiled and conTinued on Their way. Passing Through The dim corridors broughT back vivid memories. There was one oT lvlr. lvlarz's sguadmen. l-le had Tallen asleep and TorgoT To leave The school aTTer all Teachers and sTudenTs had leTT Tor The newly consTrucTed De WiTT ClinTon l-ligh School in The CaTskill lvlounTains. They glanced aT The abandoned elevaTor and memories oT Louie The ElevaTor lvlan came To Their minds. Since Their,graduaTion Louie had become Principal and Tinally SuperinTendenT oT The Board oT EducaTion. As all had expecTed, he had risen in The world. Then one oT Them sTooped over To pick up a Taded copy oT The ClinTon News. Look, said Lloyd Thornhill, here's a News wiTh a picTure oT me in iT. i 'PubliciTy hound, ' one oT The oThers reTorTed. 88 Look here, ArTie Nayerf' answered Lloyd, you were The WiTTiesT, buT ThaT was TiTTy years ago. STop This arguing, shouTed Dick MarTin. He brushed oTT The Iapel OT his purple drape shape suiT. Dick was always The BesT Dressed. Manny MoskowiTz IiT a cigar wiTh a TwenTy dollar bill. MosT likely To succeed, ThaT's you, righT Manny? PerTecTIy True, Eli, he disclosed. Eli Glassman, The MosT Handsome, neaTIy combed his hair and beard and conTinued The conversaTion. Well, I'd always Take looks ahead oT money. NewsTadT agreed. This annoyed Manny buT T. G. Kanganis cuT in and assured Them ThaT They boTh had desirable characTerisTics. I wouIdn'T counT one as beTTer Than The oTher, he assured Them. He was The BesT NaTured, ThereTore he never conTradicTed anyone. Eli Glassman changed The subiecT and passed around picTures oT himselT. Give These To your daughTers, They musT wanT picTures oT hand- some men. Hey, said Nayer, The wiT, i'You were handsome TiTTy years ago, and Then noT Too handsome. Glassman shrugged and They wenT on. WiTh Hal Sherman, The mosT indusTrious, in The lead, They proceeded To The Tower. There They Tound Mr. Jennison leading a group oT old men in The singing oT CIinTon songs. The bald heads oT These genTs were covered wiTh Taded senior haTs. Well, said Mr. Jennison, iusT Two more years oT singing and you boys will have made up enough cuTs To graduaTe. The eighT shuddered and IeTT. Boy, whispered Sherman ThaT almosT hap- pened To me. You have To know The righT people, declared Manny MoskowiTz. They all agreed and conTinued on Their way. IT's geTTing IaTe, said Thornhill, IeT's sTarT back. T. G. Kangansis agreed. He never disagreed. They passed down The Three TlighTs oT sTairs and soon Tound Themselves on The TirsT Tloor. A glance inTo The G. O. OTTice disclosed ThaT The meeTing was sTill in progress. MighTy long aTTairs, INIewsTadT said again. They passed The ArisTa oTTiceg noThing do- ing in There. Suddenly a sarcasTic voice bellowed, OuT oT The halls, schIimealsI A Iook over Their shoulders as They Tlew ouT wiTh Sherman in The lead, disclosed ThaT iT was Louis STrassberg, reTurned Tor a Trip Through The Governors Mansion. They regained Their composure and once again eighT benT men passed along The concreTe paTh. The senior ceIebriTies oT '47 had reTurned. NORMAN GGRE 89 I ..... ... L.. ...... -.-11 ELI GLASSMAN Ham-Isomes'I' DICK MARTIN BesT Dressed ARTIE NAYER WiTTiesT LLOYD THORNHILL Class AThIeTe -1 I MQ 1- K is , QAC5QN?L 'gg 1' C j E'?ffM'ZE ALI xg, no amass fo.Lv.iaLes:!a.4fzLJf.a.csL:.fi 1 LCCLLLK-LLC LCS sv 5 y 11 in olldfif 0110! jdfdnienf e, fhe class of June '47, being of sound mind and body, and having passed various exams and subiecfs, do now leave fhe life of Delaney cards, lafe passes, and uncovered books, fo engage in more serious under- falcings. We do fherefore declare fhe following fo be our Lasf Will and Tesfamenf. We begueafh To Mr. Kanfer .,..........,....,....., To lvlr. Boylan ...,,s.. ...,.,...,,.. To fhe Sevens .....,oooo..oo,, To Mr. lvlarz ..,....,......,............s.. To Doc Guernsey .Ass,,. .. To Dean Cohen ...,ss..........s..., To Mr. Sfrassberg ............... To Louie ..........,s, .......,...., To Mr. Albie ....,...,,ss.......,,s,,... To fhe G. O .ooosoo A.oooosoo To our official feacher ..,... To lvlr. Mayforfh ,,,sss.........,.. To Coach April ...........,..,...... To Coach Jacobsohn sssss, To Dr. Walsh... ,,,, ,,,sssAsisssss s xlff I X lffilf' jf!! ,C 5 C X X Q fix' X G29 Hill 51-'Q.u4,, A new brand of musfache wax. A boolc on forgery defecfion. A few of our number fo show fhem fhe ropes. Some benzadrine for his squadmen. A smoking iaclcef fo be worn in fhe G. O. Sfore. A neon sign adverfising fhe senior prom. A phonograph wifh a record saying, Back in line, schlimeall fo be insfalled oufside fhe G. 0. Sfoire. A I947 model elevafor. We leave fhe school almosf as we found if. Be grafefull Whaf more can we give? You've already drained usl We leave-sorry, fhere's fhe bell. Plans for an infer-lunchroom fable hoclcey league. A champ feam, almosf infacf. A schedule wifh Curfis removed. The hope fhaf he will spend many more happy years in De Wiff Clinfon. 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