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

 - Class of 1952

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' A H x 'gf my ' Aww wsgvvf Qflggig. gx,. 4:-- A , fa, ,ff .1 MZQZQPQQ' ' fv1i,'Z!'Xg,H'gf zff, ,iffy 1 4. fy - ' ,Aj -P-Aff, Qpv ywn 544, AW :,.p,f'x,v 4- mwfs. MZ W9 A - .f iifgif 'wg M .,w,,,,, 5. gf fy, 'Af-+x-f vfwakw-w'T 'Y . A Yi -was ' Q :-.- ' 7 ' V - .Am . far Aw www?- A' Avro: J w, 1 1, f..--M1-9v.,f4,.w,-Q, , -,, 3, 4, .xgwwv , X, ,ff Q Q ,A 1 Avg 'V AA - H-:-ff , ..-1w.f-'W : ,Qs V-MAQQ Y: ff ,V .Q .M gf-ANA - A 3 'f 21-J, wfwfw nmWf.,g-W-fu, .Q , , wgwNq ,wqyjy ,g Qflglx, Es, . My N N ,W ,,Zh,,gf 1' -4, W- JK..-x 5 ,' , .. W' s ,, . f V-fXV1,wA' ,x f ' ' -A 1 s,2,k-,..?XLg1g5ig,Q, ,l '13 ,,,,,ij5t,. f 2 , W 2278 4, . ififrralfxyvf N '21 ,1 My ,xfw + , f'wN1A1, 'f?f ,A ' ',1 FX , Af , , 1 ., VA 1.1 , ,.,, Z 'A s . 5, ! ' 457715, , 1 -F , .1 1 jim June 1952 DE WITT CLINTON HIGH SCHOOL Walter I. Degnan Aaron Cohen P p 1 D fS F OREWORD America answers not with the Voice of any one man but with the voice of one hundred and Fifty millions . . . Ours is a unity Which is possible only among free men and women Who recognize the truth and face reality With intelligence and courage? F. D. Roosevelt We, the Class of june, 1952, dedicate this book to 3 MR. ARCHIE M. CUSHING In and out of the classroom, he has demonstrated to us the true mean- ing of good fellowship, and his sparkling Wit and friendliness have Won him a place in the heart of the faculty and students alike. I .' ante? TO THE CLASS OF UNE 52 A Commencement rightly interpreted means the beginning of a new role for each of you rather than the ending of the old. You are about to assume adult status in a society that is threatened from many quarters. War, the threat of War, and internal scandals in our society and in governmental circles give us reason to view With alarm the immediate as Well as the remote future. The history of the World is replete With examples of civiliza- tions that came to a sorry end because the base instincts of the people who composed these civilizations Went unchecked. - Of course, for each irresponsible, unethical member of our society one can point to literally hundreds of people Who have lived nobly and have contributed positively to the Welfare of human society. In the past our Republic has Weathered many storms becauseiour citizenry has shouldered the burdens of civic and moral responsibility in iields both foreign and domestic. It is incumbent on each of you to set a course that Will lead to high moral and ethical standards, Which Will strengthen rather than weaken the society established through the dream of our Founding Fathers. Waker cibegnan Principal ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS ,. , fa W . I ni ' 15? whim 'HNGARO He has, through his Warm and easy personality, gained the respect and admiration of all Clintonites. His devotion to our school is an inspiration. MR. FRANK BOYLAN A gentleman, who through understanding of human nature, has Woven closer relations he- tween teacher and student. He is very much a part of the Clin- ton tradition. . X f J . o I' :MB 4 .X HEADS DEPARTMENTS lst Row: Mr. William Zingaro-Administrative Assistant Mr. Frank Boylan-Administrative Assistant Mrs. Ilse Finch-Chairman, Art Department Mr. Walter' Degnan-Principal Mrs. Kathryn V. Flood-Chairman, Guidance Department Dr. James Mandel-Chairman, Biology and General Science Departments 2nd Row: Dr. S. Bernhard-Chairman, Speech Department Mr. Edwin H. Hastings-Chairman, Health Education Department Mr. Ben Michelson-Chairman, Social Studies Department Dr. Theodore Benjamin-Chairman, Physical Science Department Mr. Alexander Brody-Chairman, Commercial Department Mr. Kenneth VVright-Chairman, English Department Mr. Rubin Pfeitlfer-Chairman, Modern Languages Department Sometimes known as the Big Wheels,,, these men and Women set the course for all school functions. GUIDANCE CGMMITTEE Known as the Kpsychologistsf the Guidance Department helps to ad- just boys to our school life and advises them as to their future educational programs and vocations. Through their efforts, many Clintonites are able to choose the college and occupation for which they are best suited. lst Row: Miss Alice Danaher, Mrs. Kathryn V. Flood, and Mrs. Ina Primrose. 2nd Plow: Mr. Elkan Snyder, Mr. William Lichtenstein, Mr. Aaron Horn, Mr. Morris Mandel, and Mr. Edward Wo1'noW. THE G. O. PRESIDE T LM 'A' t W PEAKS Q pq, A sy Lunfjh, nfs' 1i.1yQ..J Q - . CEB. ca3K1,,rw.,b,, ,JF N, . 3 we r.,..,..r..f,.,, ,, .. B tl-5, YA ' 4 Q. 123:74 ' CO President Il ' O' 1 . ' li Leon Segal Egg, aah A lk, ,., oe, E K X' ki' m.J' l' fl 1 Mfr. 05,3 1 f r W X 'KJ Fellow Seniors: Every senior class seems to be the most important known to history, and, so far, our generation is no exception. Before us, the world scene is not too pleasant. Between the maze of wars, reconversion, and resuscitation, the civilized world has met a new evil menace which endeavors to enslave humanity and subdue the individual in his quest for self-expression. Whether it be at institutions of higher learning, at our chosen. vocations, or ultimately in the armed services to which the greater part of us are destined, it will be the obligated duty of this class to use the knowledge it possesses to defeat these insidious forces. Both the fundamental education of books and teachers as well as the practical knowledge of ahow to get alongi' with others in clubs, teams, and other extra-school activities which the General Organization en- compasses must be used by us to combat this foe. Only unity and coopera- tion can save the world from total destruction. We must do our part in pro- moting true peace if we wish to have happiness for ourselves, our families, and posterity. Best wishes for the brightest possible future. B Yours truly, LEON SEGAL Mr. A. F eibusch C.O. Adviser 1 Mr. Feibusch, Mr. Degncm, Mr. B G'o' Mr. Feibusch, Mr. STUDENT CABINET Mr. Feibuscl-1,Mr. - N g- x F' 4' ff' ., WAAS M,fw4X.,!M!2, W WW JW N 1 Nw' , , ,fm 7 X 1 s , , , Z7 J ,W A ,, ww, ff '- W! V f , fl f 1 1 X f 10 tg V jf 7 X 1 ,f 1 f f f x , . v ,I NI pi i old? 2,1594 CLASSMATES Senior President Harvey Stoller SENIOR PRESIDENT'S LETTER After four years of studying together, We are about to leave Clinton and enter into a new and bigger phase of our lives. The future of every one of us remains up to the individual. Remember, you only get out of life what you put into it. c As We leave high school, We find that the paths before us are many and varied, but no matter Where ours may lead, the memories of Clinton Will linger on. Our teachers, the friends We made, and the incidents We experi- enced, will remain impressed on our minds. In our going We will leave behind us a gap to be filled by generations to come, but Clinton Will stand as an everlasting monument to those four Wonderful years of high school. C Best of luck, HARV STOLLER Vice President Secretary AdViS01' Donald Levin Arthur Carlish Dean C0h9Il SENIOR COMMITTEES SENIOR COUNCIL ' ' -i 'J-Pl If EDITQRIAL CEE' Mila Edifofaachief GW' Stanley Rosenkrantz J As I sit here and think back on my four years in Clinton, I remember many things. I can remember when I first entered this seemingly cold build- ing-being ushered into the auditorium by a few over-anxious seniors, meet- ing Mr. Degnan who was also a afroshv, and hearing the sales pitch of 'fDocv Guernsey and Mr. Lou Katz on how important it was to support the GO. Somehow, the building didnit seem quite so cold as when we had first en- tered. There was a certain pleasure in anticipating the coming term with its new friendships. As we progressed to the upper terms, the building grew friendlier, and the faces more familiar. It wasnit long before we all found ourselves participating in extra-curricular activities in the form of clubs and squads. I remember sweating it out during Regents Week and hearing that old rumor, T hey are going to abolish Regents? I remember the first week of my senior term and the excitement of setting up my new staff. I have never seen a more efficient group. The term flew by quickly, and as I sit here, thinking of all the fun I had and the dis- appointments I encountered, one thought keeps repeating itself in my mind: In two weeks, all this will be behind me. All that will remain will be memories of four wonderful years spent under the guidance of the finest faculty in the city in the best high school in the countryf' In closing, I would like to wish you the very best of luck and I hope that we will meet again very soon. - Sincerely, Stan Rosenkrantz Editor-in- Chief Clintonian kgs JUNE52 CALVIN ACKERMAN Ack Columbia Arista, Captain of the G.S. Prep. Squad, Chairman of Arista Help Class Committee, President of Medical Society. SEYMOUR D. ADLERSTEIN Sy N.Y.S. Tech Locker Room Squad, Stagecraft Squad, Medical Room Squad. PHILIP D. AMINSKY Phil M.I.T. Arista, Student Court, Math C, Slide Rule Club, Math Squad, Service League, Pan American Club, Math Team, Electrical Engineer DAVID M. AMSTER Service League, Oflice Squad. ROBER E ANN HIN Bob o 0 ew el. M jtro ics ' e Navy NICHOLAS J. ANTONUCCI Nick White Plains Handball Team. HENRY B. ARON Hank Squad B, GO Squad, Bus Passes Squad. EUGENE ARONOW Gene Secretary in PT, Service League, Library Squad. jeweler SIDNEY B. ARONSON Sid C.C.N.Y. Editor-In-Chief- Clinton Newsf, Arista, President-Honor School Council, Squad V CCaptainD, Bronx Council. RO ASENBAUER Bob .S.C. Library Squ , Se Room Squad, S e L u X BARRY F. AUGUST Auggie Princeton Program Squad, Regents Squad, Office Squad, Chess Club, Photog- raphy Club, Fencing Squad, Chemical Squad, Arista. Doctor ROBERT W. BAER Bob Hunter Stagecraft Squad, Locker Room Squad. LIONEL L. BAILEY Bill C.C.N.Y. Senior Band and Orchestra, Senior Lunch Room Squad, 4th and 5th Form Basketball ,Mgg,,,9t.7awq'-5' YW THOMAS E. BAKAL Tommy Hunter Squads R and H, Mimeograph Of- iice Squad. ARMEN BALEMIAN Armen N.Y.U. Guidance Office Squad, PT Oflice Squad, General Oliice Squad, Rec- ord Room Squad, SL Section. PAUL BARON N.Y.U. Program Squad, Arista, Slide Rule Club. Dentist JACOB S. BARTELL Iake Cooper Union Library Squad, junior Chorus, Senior Council, Senior Lunch Room Squad. Advertiser 11 R WMM QM' WINFIEL A. BAXTER Win W. P. Mr. Margolies Squad, Service League, Senior Lunchroom Squad. CHARLES E. BEATTY Hunter Clintonian, Cross-Country, Service League, Arista Help Class, GO Oflice Squad, Track Squad. CARY N. BECKER Butch C.C.N.Y. Lunchroorn Squad, Track Team, Gym Squad, Service League. HAROLD I. BECKER Hal M.l.T. Arista, Board of Governors, Fourth, Fifth Form President, Student Court, Bowling, Math C. Electrical Engineer if , Q, QDL ,1,,., B nf V' lnv v' Z '-.-' C.'t a ,.a ' 1 M X yfiqij , iv - X ..f j RICHARD 1 BEHRENS ' s I. asketball O i ROBERT J. BELLUZZI Bobby Utah Senior Oiiice, Library. EDMUND NI. BERKOWITZ Eddie Lowell Library Squad, Chemistry Squad, Hebrew Club. DON F. BERMAN Miami Record Squad, Math Squad. PETER I. BERMAN Dartmouth Arista, Honor School, Varsity Track and RiHe, Arista Oiiice, Library Squad. PHILIP BERNSTEIN Flip N.Y.U. Alumni Association, Library Squad, Senior Office Squad. GEORGE W. BILYEU C.C.N.Y. Program Squad, Mirneograph Squad, Library Squad. Laboratory Technician fvv , gif! for WALTER E. BIMSTON Arista, G.O. Squad, Parents As- sociation Squad, Senior Orchestra, Guidance Office Squad, Health Ed. Squad. Orthodontist ia A M X X. N' ' 'wah J N ff RIC '. BLACKMAN Bl cky , N.Y Servic au ' 'Ya u enior Lunch n o, e-'or if etball . l - VM Baseb l, Fo 1 Ba .-I l, g . , - I. - lf 'JACK BLAU IN ff 1 .QL 5 dp, X Qi' State-'F ch, PTF Squa , 'lunioir Bandf'Lo Siqllauifa ' ' 'X' ff. MARVIN P. BLOCK Lefty N .Y.U. Rifle Team, English Squad, Senior Lunchroom Squad, Service League. Doctor ERNEST BLUM Emie Captain Medical Room, Secretary of PT Class, Service League, Com- mercial Department Squad, Hon- or School, Captain of PT Record Room. LESTER L. BLUMENSON Les University of Conn, Senior Band, Senior Orchestra, Service League, Library Squad, PT Squad, Senior Lunchroom Squad. ' - 6 Psychologist MARTIN L. BOCK Marty C.C.N.Y. Squad H, Squad R, Oiiice Squad, Mimeograph Squad, Chess Club. JOSEPH J. BOHN I0 - Toledo Library Squad SM Years. BERNARD F. BOLITZER Blitz Service League. MARTIN BRANDLER Marty Library Squad, Health Service, Locker Room Squad, LOUIS S. BRAUSE Lou N.Y.U. Table Tennis Club, Senior Lunch- room Squad. Real Estate FRED C. BREIT Fritz N.Y.U. Swimming Team, Newman Club, Service League, Lunchroom Squad. MICHAEL I. BRILLSON Mike Coast Guard Academy CARL F. BROCKENAUER Knock I Hobart Service League, Locker Room Squad. ROBERT S. BROOKMAN Bob C.C.N.Y. Squad R. A' X -4. 5, e'f!'1 '- ' J 'J'?4QA1f!xcf,fQ- A5,1 1 ITU V4 TK? ROBERT W. BROWN Bobby Northwestern Football Team, Senior Basketball Team, Squad X, Drama Class, Ice Skating Club. A A A Lawyer 51, ,,,., TIMOTHY BUCKLEY Red Library Squad, Newman Club, Scholarship Circle, Senior Orches- tra. Electrical Engineer ROBERT W. BUCKNER Bob U.S.M.A. Varsity Football Squad-2 Years, Service League, Senior Basketball, Senior Lunchroom Squad, PT Squad. U. S. Air Force ft. Arbor day-M a y ,52-the sen- ior class presented a tree to the School to commemorate the occasion. Left to right-Mr. Boylan, Dean Cohen, Mr. Degnan, Leon Segal. fx .. f if qf LV HARVEY J. BUSEL joe VX Locker Room Squad. Navy DONAL S DERON Spencer yracuse Senior Oflice Squad, 'ual Aids Squad. Forest ger ARTHUR RLISH Artie Cooper Union Wi Senior e e ry enior ouncil, Captain ervice fea , Late ad io. utom bi M gner WALTER J. CARROLL Wally N.Y.U. Newman Club, Track Team, 2nd Form Basketball, Senior Chorus, Swimming Team. MTU ,Wg Y QNX MEN J. CASEY N- Iunior Attendance Squad, Newman Club, PT Squad, Service League. Business Executive CALVIN S. CASON City Lunch Room Squad, Form Basket- ball Team. KENNETH S. CEPPOS Kenny Lehigh Senior Office, Lunch Room Squad, Locker Room Squad, Slide Rule Club, Lensmen. Engineer CHARLES A. CERUSSI Chuck N.Y.U. Library Squad, Lunchroom Squad, PT Squad. FRANKLIN CHARMATZ Franky H unter SL, Squad F. GEORGE A. CICALA William ESI Mary GO Squad, Red Cross Council, Medical Room Squad, UNESCO Conferences, Service League. CHARLES T. CIMILLUCA Chuck Cornell Physics Squad, Service League, Dramatics. Electrical Engineer 41.1 9199 ALLEN S. COHEN Al C.C.N.Y. Lunchroom Squad. Certified Public Accountant F -Pfgnnri g ZuyiInel:rr0onqkSquad, H brig? K? . marmacist y M ,rf ' f c-. I 1 EDWARD COHN Columbia Senior Chorus, Service League. FRAN IN . LE Fran e. S ' Squ , Music Squad, PT L? , enio? Chorus. , It .J , ,,f' I JOSEPH M. COLLURA Intramural Basketball. LEROY A. COOPER Coop C.C.N.Y. Form Basketball, Varsity Basket- ball, PT Squad, Service League. Accountant FRED S. COOPERSMITH Freddy Columbia Captain Chemistry Squad, Chem- istry Club, Cheerleaders, Band, Squad E. STUART COPANS Stewie C.C.N.Y. Service League, Lunchroom Squad, Form Basketball. Electrical Engineer AVERY CORMAN Senior Chorus, Senior Basketball, Squad S, jr. UNESCO Delegate, Form Basketball, Bronx Boro-Wide Discussion Conference. FRANK R. CORNETT A Corney PT Squad, Lunclifrgom uad. ' 56' ,AS VU' Ng? Y XP O .9-Q 5.Nwr X N . Sf of X60 O O -I O 0 'Tn og WQQRA N gf QS? X X e UN .C. . . s enpCourt-4 T S s ec Ari t Iel Cla meagre W N S a , epr entative, r Q8 Council preserlzgfyve, Lens n. JD D ' 5 iff X ARTHUR J. CRAMES Artie N.Y.U. JERRY A. CRISCI Cris Service League, Slide Rule Club. MICHAEL I. CRISTALLO Vet N.Y.U. Track Team, Locker Room Squad, Library Squad. FRANK A. CUCOLO Coke N.Y.U. PT Squad, Italian Club, Skating Club. THOMAS W. CULLIGAN Tommy Utah Guidance Squad, PT Squad. RICHARD E. CLTNNINCHAM Fireball C.C.N.Y. Roller Skating Club. SYLVAN N. CURIEL Shiv Miami U. Program Squad, Lunch Squad, Track, Basketball, Baseball. ARTHUR E. DALEY Artie C.C.N.Y. Slide Rule Club. DAVID A. DALY Dude C .C.N.Y Student Court, Senior Ol'Hce Squad, Service League. Electronics Engineer JERRY A. DECKELBAUM Poop N.Y.U Squad R, Clinton News, GO Rep resentative, Locker Room Squad. W WILLIAM I. DECKEN The Hot Rodder N.Y.E.S. PT Squad, Service League Squad. l X , . . If , W : nj lc EFRIN r A A ' Fordham 1 Uy I ua l m al Society, m B - re ba Lunchroom uad S r if ball, Senior un ' roo Squa ' Phar . st ELLIOT C. DERFLER Duff Hunter College Clinton News. BURTON DERMER Sonny g Cornell Regents Squad, PT Office Squad, Bio. Office Squad, Lunchroom Squad, Form Basketball Team. Dentist STEPHEN H. DEUTSCH Dv Cornell Guidance Squad, Library Squad, Swimming Squad. WESLEY R. DICGS Wes C.C.N.Y. Honor School, Form Basketball Team. PHILIP D. DI PUMA Phil CIM Newman un' V V yy' Ly. 0 4 'I 'P l DONALD P. DIVITO Dow Chess Team, Chess Club. MORRIS C. DODELL Dodei C.C.N.Y. Medical Squad, Library Squad. Engineer BERNARD I. DOLAN Red Football .Team 1951, Newman Club, Library Squad. JOSEPH J. DOYLE Joe Guidance Department Squad, PT Squad. ,A STAN P. DRA AN E .. I o -f 'nf ctfon Rep., - b U - -l- -lv quad, S ice L ag ' nad earl 1 ,, 'c Squa lL. P' : nfs o er Room Squad. L, Aeronautical Engineer 's ole .Af ENRY Q. IQESSELJP A, Y A q racuse V lR1e entsl d, tics, Honor Q oo, Ser ce ef - L A I MARTIN S. DRUCKER Floaty C.C.N.Y. Service League. l HERBERT DUBOVY Du C.C.N.Y. Art Squad, Poster Squad, Honor School, Math Analysis, Math Oilice Squad, Health Education Squad. Engineer NORMAN C. DURRAH Dilly N. Y. State Tech. Service League, Locker Room Squad. Big Hea JACK EHRENSTEIN Yak Hunter Track Squad, Basketball Form, Service League. ,- ICD fda! af A 4-A-4 gg A X bf.- I Qqx, YT Mr. Leon Cohen gets the boys of to a flying start during one of those cold morning outdoor gym periods. ROSS E. ELCOTT Rosco U.S.M.M.A. Arista, Squad X, Varsity Football, Li ary S uad, Senio Basketball, IIC I 'Y dinall il W afll lb, Senior oo Zilla .fgxk OL t DONALD A. ELFERS Don State Tech Football, Health Service Squad, Locker Room Squad. 0 p. , , L '. ' in mt? J' Q Wcv,- .A 'N, Y'. ffffffzyygfmfi 5 I -' . ,V ,. W - 1 4, A I 14, 'Q CHRIST A. EMANUEL Chris Senior Lunchrooin. f S Clwlrw, 1 ?S 1 a wmdwffwai RALPH EPSTEIN EPPY C.C.N.Y. Arista, Junior Orchestra, Biology Squad. ' ALFRED H. ERDOS Al Champlain Library Squad CCapt.D, Guidance Squad, Service League, Senior Lunchroom Squad, Chemistry Squad. Accountant SHELDON FALK Shelly Library Squad, Alumni Squad, Helath Service Squad. Television Cameraman WMICHAEL s. FARMAN, f fa M 'k , . 'f 'T p. . Sexeigfgiiefgue, - 6H1OI BTYl ' A A +.- tgjfquad, Pint? f I lub, Fcxmggag, Fir . g 'fs - ' .. 4,f-M .35i?fmQ,,m5a r- . q I, I .VF ff 4 1 f'f t V LC . 1 . 4 , I ' 4,15 , . I f Aff' , , 4 7 1 'iff 1-fr -f f r ,J ALBERT B. FEINSTEIN N.Y.U. Service League, Hebrew Club, Locker Room Squad, Lunchroom Squad. CARL B. FELTON Happy . N .Y.U. Varsity Football, Varsity Track, Service League, Locker Room Squad, Senior Lunchroom Squad. Physical Education Teacher GERALD BVI. FENICHEL Jerry Johns Hopkins Student Court, Fencing Team- Capt., Arista, Library Squad, Slide Rule Club . s K I5IgV F. FIN ed RAYMOND FERN Ray N.Y.U. Senior Lunchroom Squad, PT Door Squad. Dentist RONALD H. FERRARI Ronnie Track Team, PT Squad, Service League Squad. ROBERT FINK Bob Miami University Squad F, Lunchroom Squad, Locker Room Squad. HOWARD FINKELSTEIN Junior Band. History Teacher if me? s i 5' 'afhsiriiglr bal6 :0'9i l J - M 4. fffdf' 76 CARLTON G. FINLEY Lord Carl C.C.N.Y. Senior Band, Senior Basketball, Lunchroom Squad, Section Presi- dent. HOWARD FISCHOFF Head State Tech. Locker Squad, Equity Squad, Helped Squad X, Service League Squad, Lunchroom Squad. 'fo Sfawt, ff. s'j'fi5'5 Q , . ta .W vw 70 gif ,.,gay1Q.. 1 . i HAROLD FISHKIN Hal Penn State Service League, Track Squad. STEPHEN U. FLAX Steve Squad B, 'Biology Experimental Club, Medical Honor Society, Hebrew Club, Forestry Club, Na- ture Study Club. SAIVIUEL J. FLEMING Lefty Library Squad, PT Squad. RICHARD H. FLUGRATH Dick MARIO J. FORTUNATO Cornell Senior Chorus, Italian Club. WILLIABI C. FOSTER Billy The Kid S.M.U. Service League, Locker Room Squad. DONALD I. FRANKEL Don Hunter Service League, Senior Lunchroom Squad, Clinton Bowling Team. JOHN M. FREDRICKSEN Locker Room Squad. L ich!! 'S Y - ' - x i , I fi A V L 'T. lx ' V sgizwl T a443fi2CEEDMAN,, ,V W' St ., T L , vga L ague, Math 'q Hice sg ' PHILLIP I. FIUEDMAN Flip Cornell Library Sq ad, Squad, Nature Q3-id 'WWA LAWRENCE A. FRIMET C.C.N.Y. ROBERT R. FRISINA Bobby Brooklyn Polytech Equity Squad, Locker Room Squad, Skating Club, Service League. Engineer CElectricaD JOSEPH GALLO joe PT Squad, Squad N, Stagecraft Squad, Senior Lunchroom. ROBERT H. CANS Bob City College Senior Band, Senior Orchestra, Swing Band, Senior Lunchroom Squad, Senior Ofhce Squad, Prom Committee. Electrical Engineer MICHAEL GARKAWE Micky C.C.N.Y. Library Squad. I I , V ' 3 I3 RNARD L. GELB D . V ar rd Colun 'a ,har N Reff ts Squads i ay S ia , He ew C 1b orm Baske bal, Ser c x ague, Lunch oo 1 V Pharmacist , . L WV MLA' RVEY R. CELMAN Dusty C.C.N.Y. Service League, Locker Room Squad, Senior Lunchroom Squad. FRED W. CERENSER Fritz Alfred Football Team, Captain of Locker Room Squad, Squad K, Lunchroom Squad, Senior Basketball Team. JEROME S. GETTLESON Jerry STEPHEN S. GIANNAKAKIS Steve C.C.N.Y. Service League. RICHARD E. CIRSCH Richie N.Y. U. Chess. MICHAEL I. CIUSEFFI Mike C.C.N.Y. Service League, Locker Room Squad, Italian Club. c- IRVING GLASSER Senior Chorus, Fencing Team Handball Team. V 5 J PETER GLUECK Pete News Editor 'fClinton News, Form Basketball. ai ARTHUR H. GOLDBERC Artie Columbia Service League. RICHARD F. GOLDBERG Dick PT Squad. LAWRENCE W. GOLDBERGER Goldy Hunter Magpie, Senior Lunchroom Squad, Senior Oifice Squad, Form Basket- ball Team, Football Squad. MILTON C. GOLDBLATT Mickey New York University Captain of Service League, Form Basketball Team, Lunchroom Squad, PT Locker Squad. K Dau lil of f,.....W- , LAL . ffrwwa PM vb K . ,,-L01 l HARVEY GOLDSTEIN N.Y.U. Soccer Team, Service League, Senior Lunchroom Squad, Gym Squad. Dentist HARVEY E. GOLDSTEIN Goldie University Michigan Record Squad. Accountant RICHARD I. GOLDSTEIN Dick N.Y.U. Captain Locker Room Squad, Co- Captain Health Service Squad, Rifle Club, Senior Chorus, French OHice Squad, Equity Theater Ush- er. LEONARD F. GOODMAN Lenny C.C.N.Y. Arista, Honor School Council, Orchestra, Class Nite Club, Dra- matics. iy Engineerif . Jwsf ' WWW THE WARRIOR RETURNS!! I Guernsey is back and Gitlrinis got himy S.. ft fl RICHARD B. GORDON University of Pennsylvania Lunchroom Squad, Service League, Locker Room Squad, Library Squad. THOMAS GORDON Cornell Biology Squad, Spanish Office Squad, Pan-American Club, Ping Pong Club. V Q f X ,. . , . 'ir 1 SN ' A TAUIQ , rin' Do , ordha College .V Seal quadwj Jkharmacist GERHARD P. GRAHL Gary City College Student Court, Arista, Scholarship Circle. l 'mf ,f 'A I 1' lfff-fi 'N LEONARD J. GREENBAUM Lenny Orchestra, Medical Squad. t f c. , , STUART B. GREENBERG Stretch C.C.N.Y. Honor School. Engineer EUGENE GREENE Andre C.C.N.Y. Service League, Cheering Squad. F RANCHOT GREENE Major City College Senior Chorus, Pan-American, Varsity Baseball. HERBERT R. GREENFIELD Herbie U. of Pennsylvania Student Court, Math Squad, Gym Squad. , . MORTON GREENSPAN Morty State Tech Rifle Team, Service League. PAUL GREENWALD C.C.N.Y. French Squad, Magpie Squad, Swimming Team, Health Squad, GO Representative. LINWOOD E. GREGORY Gregg C.C.N.Y. Senior Basketball Team, Honor School, 4, 5, 7 Form Intramural Basketball. 0-a T' tt M at WILLIAI A. GROD 'Bu Big Bill walk., Form Basketball, Squad X, Corn- munity Center Cle , ervice League. I ALFRED GROSSMAN Freddy A Cornell Student Court, Service League, Senior Squad, Student Court Aux4 iliary, Senior Oflice Squad, GO Representative, Seventh Form Vice President. Veterinarian MARTIN L. GROSSMAN Marty N.Y.U. Baseball Team, Service League. HOWARD M. GRUFT Howie N.Y.U. Service League, Math Squad, Chemistry Squad, Medical Society, Handball Team. Doctor HERBERT J. GRUMET Herb Brooklyn College Student Court, Squad W, Slide Rule Club, Senior Band. Doctor WILLIAM R. GUTTRIDGE Bill N.Y.U. Track Team, Gym Squad, Honor School. JOE P. HABER Hooks ' C.C.N.Y. Poster Squad, Student Court, Art Squad. MORTON M. HAHN Morty Hunter Squad V, Fencing Club. RICHARD K. HAHN Richy Penn. State Library Squad. ROOSEVELT V. HAMMOND Ham Virginia State RICHARD H. HANNES Dick M.I.T. Arista, Clinton News, Regents Squad, Pan-American Club, Spanish Squad, Guidance Squad. K .., , ,X lr ., ' 131, y ,xi K: LVIN HARRIS Boo se YA . SBxSe'n5Jr O tfggragaratory Squad. sg,- DONALD HARRIS Don Special Squad. GEORGE I. HECHTER Georgie C.C.N.Y. Biology Squad, Clinton News, Ping Pong Club, Chess Club. GERALD I. HEISNER Ierry N.Y.U. Special Squad, Health S e r v i c e Squad, Service League. .tn---L 4 Ld-- l S A Arnie Bgpklg n Squad , ervice Y . ALAN I. HERMAN Al N.Y.U. GO President, Arista, Student Cabinet, GO Election Committee, Squad B, GO OiBce Squad. EERE? H -- Buddy City College Squad , 'c ad, Form Basketball. yeas, sw MATTHEW J. HERTZ Matty N.Y.U. Arista, Student Court, Form Bas- ketball, Service League, Medical Squad, Squad W, Gym Squad. Engineer STEPHEN HILL Steve Duke University Varsity Basketball, Jr. Varsity Basketball, Form Basketball. JUDD S. HIRSCH Cooper Union GERALD B. HOFFMAN Jerry Ohio State Track Team, Cross Country Team, Ir. Varsity Basketball Team, Serv- ice League, Senior Basketball. C.P.A. LLOYD F. HOLLAR I-'l0Ydi6 City College ARNOLD HORDISH Amie St. john Service League, Locker Room Squad, Assistant Manager Track Team, Student Cabinet, Library Squad. ffl 4 X .D 6-YQJN I , ' APIAN 6 I . , jj Stanford HU. Kliflfylvtlifxketba arsity Baseball, . Varsi Foot l. u ', Mg yo V ffl. 01 Bue , 1 4 WILLIAM R. HUMJQUKG .5 ' -Billy Q A W 'Stl Iohn's .5 V X-Country Captain,'Track Teagngi ' Service League. Q A ' xt, 1 ,U , rf ., . W1 , . , 4 A 5 A-.Y r F . i Q 1 wwf chroom quad. CIL H. ILES Gil City Handball Team, Service League, Locker Squad. DAVID H. INEBFELD Dave U. of Conn. Football, GO Representative, Library Squad, Medical Squad. WILLIAM INCWERSEN Herman Service League, Locker Room Squad. HARVEY IN VENTASCH Chick C.C.N.Y. Biology Exp. Club, Service League. Research Chemist , ROBERT F. ISAACS Whitey ' '6NeWs, Magpie, H.E. Squad, Senior Orchestra, Library Squad. Pharm 'st flu rag - gf :,f tfffitfwa HDONALD NI ISAACSOl Bigt West Point 2 Years Varsity Football, Class Night '48, '49, '51, '52, Senior Day ,49, ,50, Senior Breakfast '51 and '52-Squad X 1 year, Locker Room and Lunchroom Squad. ROBERT B. ISAACSON Bob C.C.N.Y. Biology Squad, Arista Help Class, Scholarship Circle, Slide Rule Club, French Club, Senior Oflice Squad, Arista. DAVID H. JACOBS Davy N.Y.U. Squad X, Equity Squad. MARTIN JACOBSON Jake Bowling Team, Senior Office Squad, Clinton Lensmen, Chem- istry Squad, Slide Rule Club. Medicine JOSEPH JAEGER C.C.N.Y. Senior Orchestra, Soccer Team. JACK H. JAKERS N.Y.U. Draniatics, Senior Lunchroom Squad. Mike Farman, Lenny Schwartz, and Stan Rosen- krantz admire the fabulous trophy cases of Clinton. STEVEN M. JARRETT Steve Cornell Arista, Clinton News, Biology Squad, Pan-American Club. Engineer SAUL hi. JOFFE Lucky Art School Service League, Stagecraft. EDWARD J. KACEROSKY Form Basketball. IRVINC KACAN Irv N.Y.U. Honor School, Guidance Oilice Squad. JULIAN A. KAHN Julie Record Squad, French Oiiice Squad, Library Squad. HENRY KAMENECKA Hank Midwestern University Senior Oiiice Squad and Chem- istry Squad. Medicine Major MARVIN KANTOR Blackie White Plains Track Team, Form Basketball, Junior Varsity Basketball, Junior Varsity Baseball, Service Leagie. Mechanical Engineer DENNIS S. KAPLAN HOWARD C. KAPLAN Howie Clinton News, Arista, Honor School, Scholarship Circle, Mag- pie, Pan-American Club, Spanish OHice Squad, Table Tennis Club. Lawyer DAVID H. KATZ Dave N.Y.U. Lunchroom Squad fSquad Fl, Equity Theater Usher. Engineer HERBERT M. KATZ Herb City College Service League, Math Squad. STEPHEN KATZ Steve Squad R, Service League. 17' 0 KAUFMA 1 Dave iver it ic et Sa s Squad, i- 'mkadnamagvsgi Omg, L r . T S . r , I ' rj W ' If if, V 'I J V V . j-' SIDNEY KAUFMAN ll T he Kauf Columbia Arista, Program Squad, Hebrew Club, Medical Society, Mimeo- graph Squad, Stamp Club, Ad- dressograph - Graphotype Squad, Library.Squad, Senior Lunchroom. 971- 'e- 14' ' . ,rf ff ,ff ' If P WILLIAM C, Y Willie C.C.N. . d, 3 o- b JOHN P. KELLY' Red l UBERT M. rgc Te Se ague, Seri- .Ai-Qp L m o a 9555142 MALVIN D. KING M81 City College Senior Basketball Team, Lunch- room Squad. MICHAEL I-I. KRIM Mike N.Y.U. Clintonian, Arista, C h e m i s t r y Squad, Slide Rule Club. Mechanical Engineer MARTIN J. KISSEL A Buddy ARTHUR L. KITTAY Art Amherst Health Education Squad. Electrical Engineer HAGOP KOROGHLIAN Bob Fordham College Record Room Squad, Physics and Chemistry Squad, P. T. Office Squad. Pharmacist GEORGE I. KOSLOFF ARNOLD L. KOTZEN Arnie C.C.N.Y. Swimming Team, Student Court, G. S. Prep. Squad, P. T. Squad, Medical Society Biology Club, Aquarium Club. A LEW H. KOVEN Moose State Institute PT Squad, Senior Oflice, Squad N, S ior Lunchroom Squad, Locker ad Track Tean fr... FRANKLIN M. KRAFT Frank C.C.N.Y. Chemistry Squad, Slide Rule Club. Chemist ALAN S. KRALIER Al Program Squad, Math Office Squad. ERNEST L. KRAM Ernie L. ' c r e , I e rn, - , B logy O e Sq .d Ca , e , Form Basketbal ibrary S ua , ocker Room S vddykn Club, Na- ture Club. , MORRIS H. KRAMER Mitty U. of Conn. Senior Lunchroom Squad, Late Squad, Alumni Squad, Bowling Team, Service League. RICHARD A. KRAUSS Lefty Syracuse Univ. Scholarship Circle, Arista Squad, Form Basketball. , Doctor RICHARD E. KRAVATH Richie Columbia Captain of Foreign Language Squad, Swimming Team. STANLEY KRISILOFF Kris Football. MHZ 03-MJf'w-L-aa., Jimi! MARTIN A. KURTZER Blackie Queens Stage Squad, Lighting Squad, Track Team, Service League, Locker Room Squad. AL KWARTLER C.C.N.Y. Math Squad, Lunchroom Squad, Newspaper Squad. C.P.A. NATHAN A. LaGREE Nat I...U.I'I.E. Arista, Form Basketball, Locker Room Squad, Service League. GENE T. LAMBERT Lamby Service League, Form Track Team, Senior Lunchroom Squad. LEONARD L. LANG Lenny C.C.N.Y. , 'r 9, - af. , iiftfia Seal. rripcpsolo igqpa if U ma Cya, C1 K. ' if V - if L ALFRED H. LLXPORTE Skip Clinton News Art Staff, Auto Me- chanics Squad, Locker Squad, Magpie Art Staff. Aeronautical Engineer lg lil? HERBERT W. LARSON Columbia Captain Biology Prep. Squad, Na- ture Study Club. VINCENT P. LaSTELLA I Vince N.Y.M.I. 3 Years on Squad R, l Year on Squad B, Service Credit. ROBERT A. LATOUR Manhattan Magpie Squad, Service League. Javlllwwmz PH IP LELLE Phil dfj z 'Z Riile Team, Chem Squa , quad V, Skating Club, Psychology Club, Draniatics Society, Service League. IRWIN LELLING N.Y.U. Scholarship Circle, Student Help Classes, Speech Department Squad, Pan-American Club. , v il AM: enn a ion Academy ib ry uad, Medical Al NEIL L. LEPOW Whitey C.C.N.Y. Chemistry Squad, Squad V, Senior Lunchroom Squad. 3 l 1 l SEYMOUR LERNER Sy JOHN LEVESQUE Jack U.S.C. Chemistry Squad, PT Oilice Squad, Service League. DONALDJ.,5l?EVIN 0 McGill U ji: ty e io qrifn off' oun-' ', ack ,ani er League, Gui ance Squ- , T mad in - qu uad F, 5 o Room Squad, Senior Bas- ket all Team. Doctor BERNARD VV. LEVINE Bill Columbia Justice Student Court, Arista, Pres- ident Pan-American Club, Health Education Oflice Squad, Spanish Office Squad, Bronx Discussion Group. The Milky VVay,v cz comedy, was presented on Clinton N ite by M rs. Diamonds group on May 16th and 17th. BRUCE LEVINE Shorty C.C.N.Y. 1 Year Library Squad, Art Squad, Psychology Club, Ping Pong Club. C.P.A. ESC Lawyer f f If -ffef 4,137 FRED' PHC fEVIy,E E, ,204 g,,,,,j1 . fhv I 7y1'YfL,fj Z5 ff'-f cf , 2Vza-,UQ1f4-'ffwfff ,Qi WJ! ' . q d or - roo Sq a ass er, 'qui O ce Squad. tist ISAAC LEVINE Ike C.C.N.Y. Clintonian, Speech Oilice Squad, Junior Chorus, Slide Rule Club, Arista. Dentist il M . I, 10- UIS . EVINE Lou ' .C .N.Y. . . t Fenci on N , ' , Equity OPEC S ad, Serv' League, ol Ska ' U C b ss Night U . ew qZ2Zi55atl1SZiI1a Q Teac er , of X6 STE 33179 E0 0 Service .ite r Rlggrdl' V9,j'J1y,l2f'1'q,G, Steve f . Oxy BENJAMIN R. LEVY Ben - N.Y.U. Clinton News, Squad V, Magpie. Dentist EMANUEL LEWIS Manny C.C.N.Y. Lunchroom Squad. ' 'MYRON J. LIBERMAN Mike Manitoba School of Mines Student Court, Squad C, Service League. SEYMOUR LICI-ITMAN Sy C.C.N.Y. Speech Office Squad, Service League. Y W LIEBERMAN etc Cooper Uni L1 5 ena rad X Squad X ui T eat Ar la' I . , , 1. q M, . 2 q XA 7.5 . ' Equ d, S.1CC ,pl m .1 xp gl ' 'JA . JACK D. LIEBERT N.Y.U. Varsity Swimming Team, 236 Years Service League. Olympic Star HERBERT A. LIEBOWITZ Herb N.Y.U. Program Squad, Senior Orchestra, Senior Band, Chess Club. Businessman LEONARD M. LIEBOWITZ Pinky U.C.L.A. Service League, Fonn Basketball Squad, Baseball, Senior Lunch- room Squad. IRWIN E. LIBROT Irv Cornell Arista, Biology Prep. Squad, Clin- ton News, Speech Oliice Squad, Health Oflice Squad, Pan-Ameri- can Club, Form Basketball Team, Slide Rule Club. Medicine FRANKLIN C. LIFFNER Lilfy Columbia Form Basketball. Electrical Engineer EDMUND E. LIGUORI MARTIN LINDENBAUM Lindy N.Y.U. 1 Regents Squad, Program Squad, N Mimeograph Squad, Arista. Accountant Sr Lawyer whiff W Doc J ordha Squa W k, Se vi Lea . so Pharma C HERB LIPSCHITZ Blackie Brandeis Captain Football Varsity Team, Service League, PT Squad. ROBERT LISSMANN Bob Rensselaer Arista, Magpie, Senior OHice, Pro- gram Squad. I LIA- L ASCIO ' M.I.T. ce Leag uad F. X . 1 , ANDREW F. LOIACONO Andy Iona Track Squad, Cardinal Newman Club. THOMAS R. LORD Tom Senior Chorus, Library Squad, Squad S, Locker Room Squad. rvice ague Cos etician ' w Mills . x L R. . L ELLI GUSTAV T. LYDAHL Gus Alfred Soccer Varsity, Squad A, Art for Magpie, Lunchroom Squad. Ceramic Designer PAUL ANTHONY MACK Chesty Senior Chorus. THOMAS F. MACKIN, IR. Lefty Skating, Handball, Baseball. Civil Service PETER A. MADDALONE Cross-Country. Navy ALLAN M. MADOW Emmey Hunter BERNARD MAIDENBERG Vet N.Y.U. Track Team, Form Basketball. ROBERT I. MANDELBAUM Bob Fordham Squad X, Captain and Lieutenant of Fencing Team, Student Cabinet, Program Squad, Elections Com- mittee, Senior Treasurer, Senior Council, Senior Oliice Squad, Sec- tion Representative, .Medical Squad, Concert and Dance Com- littee. , vfl' l l ,Dwi ,fi - f -4' lo I id ,sa I, I-4 ' ' . 7111 1 V CHARLES I. MASON Charlie C.C.N.Y. Service League, Locker Room Squad, Business Editor-Clintonian. C.P.A. ARSENIO I. MANGIERI Sam C.C.N.Y. Service Squad, Locker Room Squad. KEVIN MANCIN Red St. Iohn's Physics Squad. ARTHUR R. MARBLESTONE Ioe Colorado School of Mines Student Court, Clinton News, Serv- ice League. CARY MARCUS L.I.U. Squad X, Equity Library Theater, ,HE Squad, Service League. ' E IOTT MARDENLY JOEL A. MARGOLIN jam Cornell Student Court, Pan-American Club, Senior Chorus, Form Basketball. gear DONALD H. RIAHONY Doc Rochester Institute of Tech. Photo Editor of Clintonian, Medi- cal Squad. Commercial Photographer INIARTIN B. NIARKUS Marty C.C.N.Y. Arista, Lieutenant of Squad B, GO Office Squad, Towel Ticket Squad. BURTON E. MARSHALL Buddy N.Y.U. Football Squad, GO Squad, Serv- ice League, English Squad, Senior Lunchrooin Squad. ANK V. MARTOCCI Frankie Manhattan Varsity Swini.' Tea , I I Club, Librar T Squad, Lo to m Squad. Dentist XXX 5 X c V yi HA E N. ' ne fx E C.G.N.Y. ack ni, 7th. or Bask tball. . I , N 11 c qu1ad, Sex? e League, ? gk l , L l BYRON I. MATTHEWS Hunter Clinton News, Library Squad. Actor MYRON S. MAYER Mike Columbia Student Court, Arista, 7th Form President, Chairman of Scholarship Circle, Senior Council. Lawyer l JOHN M. -MCCUTCHEON Jack Queens Conservationist JOHN I. MCGUINNESS Mac N.Y.U. Student Court. JOHN JOSEPH MCLOUCHLIN joe N.Y.S. Tech Guidance Squad, Service League Lunchroom Squad. PHILIP K. MCNIFF Phil Cross-Country, School Newspaper. a Presenting THE I S A A C S ' RAIDEHS. Save your confederate money, the South will rise again. DON E. MCPHERSON Mick Varsity Soccer Team, Service League. Aviator LEONARD A. MELTZER Len Columbia Lieutenant of Rifle Team, Chemis- try Prep. Squad, Clintonian, Arista, Slide Rule Club. Pharmacist MARTIN M. M ERIN Marty C.C.N.Y. Senior Band, Senior Orchestra, Form Basketball, Senior Service League. Lawyer WILLIAM MESSINCER Messy Columbia Physics Prep. Squad, Public Ad- dress Squad, Squad E, Physics Of- iice Squad. Pharmacist HOWARD I. MEYERS Howie N.Y.S. Tech. Service League. Clothing Buyer THEODORE MIGDON Teddy Fordham BENJAMIN MILLER Ben C.C.N.Y. Senior Chorus, Squad S, Bronx Boro-Wide Discussion Conference, Iunior UNESCO Delegate. . V r 1 IL ER Van X L 1 onnecticut ' I . Swim- I , V epres - n . A . L . xi all, Tea ,Aw- SH go Squad, CARY R. MILLSTEIN N.Y.U. Drama Club, Service League, Alumni Oflice Squad. MILTON M. MINTZER Lucky Queens Service League, Orchestra, Chem- istry Squad. Chemical Engineer LAWRENCE P. MLADINICH Larry N.Y.S. Tech. Service League. Mechanical Technologist PAUL A. INIONKA Pennsylvania Senior Band, Service League, Li- brary Squad, OHice Squad, Lunch- room Squad, Medical Squad, Swing Band. CHARLES MORLANG Charlie C.C.N.Y. Student Court. LAWRENCE MORRIS Rock N.Y.U. Medical Squad, Service League, Senior Lunchroom Squad, Locker Room Squad. Accountant LEONARD L. MORRIS Crazylegs Aquarium Club, Track Team, Foot- ball Team, Fencing Team, Hand- ball Team. IOHN R. MOYLER Johnny C.C.N.Y. Service League. Professional Basketball Player , P 652 Cijf,ZWVt'M N o 'MU Bo Columbia Fe ' g 225 Guidance Oihce S . Pharmacist ROBERT P. MURRAY Bob Miami Squad X, Service League, Equity Squad, Lunchroom Squad. . MM' LU ...,,4,ff'.7 5,?a3L.,-.. 5 A ,g.,,,c,-,L,..fL -fw- GORDON NATHANSON Nate Cooper Union Arista, Honor School Council, Physics Prep. Squad, PT Office Squad. . Electrical Engineer l V00 qi' -tsl, . ff t at gl1cQmxQ?1 ad ggi-A5n an lub Sen or ' e 0 ' A Bsrack Wg, SE51kiceeLkeag RONALD H. NETBURN Neptune Oxford Service League, Health Squad, Senior Lunchroorn Squad. DAVID A. NEUMANN Davey Connecticut Squad N, Form Basketball Team, Senior Lunchroom Squad. Dress Manufacturer HOWARD NEWMAN Howie Dartmouth Arista, Clinton News, Form Presi- dent, Bronx and City, Student Councils, Principal's Cabinet, Captain of Squad B, Junior Varsity and Intramural Basketball. EDWARD A. NICHOLS Nick k C.C.N.Y. Magpie, Cross - Country, Track Team. Doctor JOHN NICHOLAS C.C.N .Y. Speech Oilice Squad. DANIEL B. NICHOLSON Nick Service League. Aviator HOWARD M. NIZEN Butch C.C.N.Y. Swimming Team, Guidance Squad, Hebrew Club, Form Basketball Team, Bowling Team. Lawyer I RN V 'U NO 55? ' rn' 5 6 a e ' . sity nc room fied, istiy S ua - f .' qu , B wliug v m, sme Cl , Sq ad X, Usher Cla i ' Co iittee. t . HERNONDEZ M. NORMAN Service League, Locker Room Squad, 4th Form Basketball, Track Squad. WALTER P. NUNES Rocky Service League, GO Oiiice Squad. Aircraft Worker RICHARD M. O'CALLAGHAN Doc C.C.N.Y. Air Force DON B. O'CONNOR Doc Fordham Stagecraft Squad, Honor School. HILARY OESTREICH Ossy Columbia Arista, Regents Squad, Pan-Ameri- can Oilice Squad, Arista Help Classes., Dentist LEONARD S. OLARSCH Theole C.C.N.Y. Library Squad, Medical Society. PHILIP JOHN OLIVETO Olo N.Y.U. Locker Room Squad, Service League, Senior Lunchroom Squad. RAYLIOND C. OLSEN Ray Oxford PT Squad, Service League, Lunch- room Squad, Swimming Squad. i ARNOLD LS 3 MQ- Ollie! f Sen' 68511311 1 B fS V' Le 'U e ML RICHARD F. ONETO Doc Miami Service League, Senior Lunchroom Squad, Aquarium Club. RICHARD K. ORKAND Dick Columbia Arista, Clinton News, Associate Editor of Magpie, Student Court, Pan-American Club, Form Basket- ball. GILBERT PACI-IECO Gil Gymnastic Club. JOSEPH C. PACE Brother Miami Locker Room Squad, Service League, Squad X. Advertising Agent ALFRED V. PAGLIARO Pag Fordham Italian Club, Service League. BARTON J. PAKULL Bart N.Y.U. Chemistry Squad, K Psychology Club. . TEN St nstitute Student 0 , r NeWs- paper ad a etball, Math C, Senithf ggincil. Electrical Engineer EDM UN D E. PAVELL N .Y.U. THOMAS J. PELLECHI Professor N.Y.U. MILTON P. PERSILY Miliy C.C.N.Y. Physics Squad, Lensmen, Squad E, Senior Lunchroom Squad. Electrical Engineer SAM PERSKY Wooly C.C.N.Y. Senior Office Squad, Senior Lunch- room Squad, Biology Squad, Li- brary Squad, Service League, Sen- ior Council, Prom Committee, Petroleum Geologist GERARD M. PICARILLO Football Team, Fencing Team, Italian Club, PT Office Squad. LEONARD PINTO Lenny Fordham Squad L, Italian Club, Newman Club, Squad A. Dr. Schwartz and his latest discovery. I CP + 31 -f P135 HARVEY PLAVIN N.Y.U. Arista, GO Squad, Student Cabinet. Accountant ' . J' f gi , V EDWIA D Ohana 16, , , C.C.N.Y. !Service 'Lea u .,L cker Room C....Squad, Form sfetlgll. 6?-3 Q!!! 'vii ld ffl - ,JJ o RT PQIPPE H1 B Y .. 'R-QQAA idol Squad ,Z epfgg 1 7 at- ing Cl f .I I his I l f 1 X 1 a 'U R. PHANS AY Se ie eague, Squad. ix B LEWIS I. RAIMIST N.Y.S. University Magpie, Service League, PT Oilice Squad, English Squad, Medical Club, Biology Prep. Club, Lens- men. ALLAN S. RAPPAPORT Al Fordham Track Team, Form Basketball Team, Service League. DAVID S. RASPLER Kentucky Varsity Basketball. WALTER J. REICHERT Wally Service League. JOHN D. REID Johnny Michigan State Junior Chorus, Senior Chorus, Baseball. LEON RIB Leo C.C.N.Y. Honor School, Nature Study Club. Agricultural Expert FRANK RIDOUT Frankie LEO RISMAN Reiss N.Y.S. Tech. General Office Squad. VVILLIAM O. ROBERTS Billy C.C.N.Y. Senior Chorus, Form Basketball Team, Football Team, Senior Bas- ketball Team, Squad S. QUENTIN G. ROBERTS Quent U.C.L.A. Swimming Team, Track Team, Service League, 3rd, 4th, and 5th Form Basketball Teams, Senior Lunchroom Squad. ALBERT ROBINSON Robbie C.C.N.Y. Baseball, 3rd and 4th Form Basket- ball. PHILH' ROLLIN Clinton News, Magpie, Health Of- iice Squad, Slide Rule Club. ,fy : I l ,.-M1411 DAVID A. ROSEN Dave C.C.N.Y. Library Squad, Math Squad. MELVIN ROSEN Mel C.C,N.Y Service League, Library Squad. STANLEY B. ROSENKRANTZ Rosie Hunter Editor - in - Chief of Clintonian, Clintonian Squad, PT Oflice Squad, Locker Room Squad, Clinton Lens- men, Bowling Team. Photographer LEONARD ROSENBERG Gismo C.C.N.Y. ROBERT I. ROSENBERG Bob C.C.N.Y. Bowling Team, Arista Help Classes, Service League, Pan - American Club, Speech OH5ce Squad. PHILIP ROSENTHAL Phil Wisconsin Clinton News, Art Squad, Magpie, Service League, Pan-American Club, Form Basketball Team. DAVID P. ROTHMAN Dave C.C.N.Y. GO Representative, Math C. Engineer STEPHEN S. ROTHMAN Steffy Cornell Arista, Biology Prep. Squad, Schol- arship Circle, Form Basketball Team. RONALD M. ROTHSCHILD Ron CHARLES A. ROTH Charlie Pratt Arista, Art Editor of Magpie, Art Editor of Clintonian, Newman Club, GO Representative, Medical Squad, Italian Club, Health Serv- ice Squad, Tennis Squad, Art Edi- tor of Clinton News. HOWARD A. RUBENSTEIN Ruby C.C.N.Y. Board of Governors, Captain of Squad B, Fencing Team, Arista, Bronx GO Council. Engineer IRWIN A. RUBIN 1 Ir . ' Hunte L ra 'ad, T Squad, Servi ftvf-fu' Q4 - - . Teacher , ' LA' ' wf lair-'Zi- i.,C . S- ' . Ku BERNARD RUBINSTEIN Ruby C.C.N.Y. Locker Room Squad, Captain of Service League, Late Squad. CHARLES A. RULLAN Chuck Manhattan Arista Help Classes, Service League, Fencing Team, Senior Lunchroom Squad, Baseball T eam, KENNETH M. SACHS Brooklyn Poly. Program Squad, French Otlice Squad, Squad H, Honor School Office Squad. Chemical Engineer DAVID VV. SADOWNICK 1-.' 52' , 5- Luv ...vii JACK R. SAKSER Jack Manhattan EDWIN SAMALIN Eddie Tufts Rifle Team, CO Representative, Attendance Squad, Slide Rule Club. Doctor BERT N. SAPERSTEIN Ugly Hunter Alumni OH'ice, Service League, Senior Lunchroom Squad. Professional Baseball Player PATRICK A. SAPIO Sap Hunter Cardinal Newman Club, Italian Club, Service League, Locker Room Squad. F.B.I. ALBERT SARETSKY Albie C.C.N.Y. Senior Lunchroom Squad, Slide Rule Club, Junior Chorus, Student Court. Teacher G GE SCATLIFF Georg' G nd, P IRWIN SCI-IARF Irv Cornell Arista, Honor School Council, Cap- tain of Visual Aid Squad, Drama Society, Medical Room Squad. Lawyer EDWARD I. SCHARTN ER E d Fordham BERNARD H. SCHENCK Bernie N.Y.U. Sergeant of Rifle Team, Service League, Library Squad. STANLEY SCHER Stutz Fordham 4-7 Form Basketball, Senior Bas- ketball, Service League, Lunch- room Squad. Pharmacist RICHARD A. SCHINDELE Dick N.Y.U. Drama Club, Health Education Squad. Millionaire DONALD W. SCHIPPER Donny N.Y.U. Chemistry Squad, Program Squad, Mr. 'Boylan's Squad, Hebrew Club, Service League, Regents Squad. WALLACE C. SCHMITT Buddy N.Y.U. Captain of Handball Team, Track Team, Art Squad, Honor School. 1 ,A 0 NROLF G. H. SCH6ENBERG Sparky Syracuse Senior Basketball Team, Senior Office Squad, Nature Club. 4-7 Form Basketball. F 'lv ' . 5 V , , K i fs ' n ,ey 1 .1 1 I GEORGE E. SCHUEREN C.C.N.Y. Locker Room Squad, Lunchroom Squad, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Form Basketball. GEORGE SCHULER Spanish OHice Squad, Library Squad, Psychology Club, Medical Room Squad, Locker Room Squad, Track Squad. Carpet Business MILTON M. S. SCHULTZ Milty Hunter Math Squad, Hebrew Club. HOWARD J. SCHWARTZ Howie Columbia Arista, Scholarship Circle, Program Squad, Chemistry Squad, English Office Squad, Biology Experiment- al -lub, Chemistry Society. Kguislhb WM iw This is the inside of our mod- ern metal shop showing Mr. Wiener and students working the lathe. LEWIS M. SCHWARTZ Louie C.C.N.Y. MARVIN SCHWARTZ Sonny C.C.N.Y. Captain of English Oflice Squad, Service League. PATRICK SCORCA Pat Hunter 'CO Representative, Senior Chorus, Squad S, Service League, Italian Club. . . DAVID YV. SCOTT Dave Brooklyn Honor School. To be rich LEON S. SECAL Doc Western Reserve CO President, Literary Editor ot Magpie, Arista, Clinton News, Form President, Arista Help Class- es, Pan-American Club. Lawyer JAY A. SEIFERT Section Representative, Service League, Stamp Club. . V ' AX ' STANLEY SEHCEN Columbia h Squad, Lieutenant of Service League, Baseball Team, Captain of enior Lunchroom Squad. Floorwalker IULES VV. SELTZER Vichy Columbia Regents Squad, Spanish Office Squad, Pan-American Club, Guid- ance Office Squad, Arista Help Classes. RICHARD SENS Dick Squad R, Math Squad, Health Ed- ucation Squad, Form Basketball, Arista, Honor School Council. LAWRENCE SHAPIRO Larry C.C.N.Y. Poster Squad, Art Squad, Library Squad, PT Squad. ARTHUR SHAW Arty N.Y.S. Tech. Squad F, Lunchroom Squad, Serv- ice League, Locker Room Squad. DAVID S. SHEFRIN Sandy Stevens Institute Student Court, Service League, Honor School. HOWARD H. SHERMAN Lefty C.C.N.Y. Clinton News, Magpie, Library Squad, Chess Club, Ping Pong Club. ' CURTIS R. SHIPMAN Birdie T ebbetts Cooper Union Service League, Junior Varsity Football, Riile Team. MARTIN SI-IRETTER Marty Arista, Student Court, Alumni Squad, Health Education Squad. ,W40 Q PERRY SIFCEL C C1l'1 Il 44 Perce e MELVIN bl. SIGMAN Siggy Columbia Biology Squad, Arista, Scholarship Circle, Slide Rule Club, Ping Pong Club, Chess Club. ,f . J. , 'E s h R E11 - ' f . , - , A cietyffbrfgheslzr in Tr , ea ' l ' Comoser Cgasxmite ' writ? wi fy ci I M Cqhdljfiy HENRY E. SILVER . Hank' N.Y.U. Service League, Baseball Team. Management Executive I HARVEY SILVERSTEIN Harv Queens Soccer Team, Senior Chorus, Squad S. Millionaire LIONEL SILVERSTEIN Big Beaver Harvard Motion Picture Squad, Library Squad, Track Team, Service League, Form Basketball. Cortland State ain of Squad X, Captain of imgdmw BF Equity, Fe c g Team, Senior Council. V STANLEY H. SHVION ROBERT I. SKLAR Bob C.C.N.Y. AUBREY SMIKLE Lunchroom Squad, Junior Band. RICHARD VV. SMITH Smitty LARRY SOLOMON N.Y.S. Tech. Senior Band, Senior Orchestra. BRUNO E. SPAGNOLI Fordham Service League, Senior Lunchroorn Squad, Glee Club. BARTEL L. SPINELLI The Dart N.Y.U. junior Orchestra, Senior Band, Italian Club. Electrical Engineer BENJAMIN SPIRO Ben C.C.N.Y. Service League, Form Basketball Team, Locker Room Squad. 5 Is rticia I 4 61 ff aijnjf EDWARD SPITZ Spitzy Lrafaye Clinton News, S , 'ua Aj c Senior Chorus, ' . LESLIE SRACER Les Clinton News, Chemistry Squad. RONALD L. STABILE N .Y.U. Biology Squad. JERRY STAFINSKY Staffy Fordham Biology Squad, Arista, Senior Lunchroom Squad, Dramatics, Locker Room Squad. Pharmacist LAWRENCE STANO Larry N.Y.U. Library Squad. ROBERT H. STENZLER Bob C.C.N.Y. Captain of English Squad, History Otlice Squad. GEORGE A. STEVENSON Steve Senior Band, Senior Orchestra, Swing Band. ROBERT STIEHL Bob White Plains Tech. Art OH'ice, Magpie Squad, Poster Squad, Track Team. HARVEY STOLLER Haw Brooklyn Senior President, Squad X, Track Team, Soccer Team, Form Basket- ball, Senior Basketball Team, Cap- tain of Senior Lunchroom Squad, President of Senior Council, Stu- dent Cabinet. Physical Education Teacher HOWARD NI. STRASSBERG Strassie C.C.N.Y. Arista, Soccer Team, Physics Prep. Squad, Public Address System Squad. Engineer IRWIN M. STRUM Ernie C.C.N.Y. Chemistry Squad, Squad E. ROBERT C. SULLEN Bob C.C.N.Y. President of Nature Study Club, Service League. EUGENE M. SULLIVAN Gene Cooper Union Newman Club, Library Squad, PT Squad. To find happiness GUS A. SUMMERS Gus Sienna Varsity Basketball Team, Library Squad. EMIL SWITZER Ace Baseball Team. CHARLES C. SZE Charlie Columbia Captain of PT Oilice Squad, Clin- tonian Photographer, Art Squad, Service League. To enjoy life l af I fi: 4 X. MARTIN I. TAITEL Marty C.C.N.Y. Physics Lab. Squad, Squad E. Millionaire MORTON T. TENNY Morty C.C.N.Y. Library Squad, PT Squad, Service League, RiHe Team, Senior Lunch- room Squad. Executive THEODORE C. TENNY Ted Cornell Library Squad, Aquarium Club, Rifle Team. Veterinarian MAURICE I. TEPPER Tep C.C.N.Y. Chemistry Squad, Library Squad. Gym goes outdoors and soft- ballis a big hit fnext to doing nothingj. JOHN H. THIELL Handball Team. CHARLES B. TICE Buckshot Northeastern Nature Club, Math Oiiice Squad, Trinity Club, Service League. Engineer WILFRED TOMAS Willy Auto Mechanics Squad, Library Squad. GIDEON TROKAN Sam Cal. Tech. Leader of Arista, Biology Squad, Honor School Council, Editor of DWC Alumni Football Association Bulletin, Hebrew Club, Student Cabinet. IRA M. TROY Ike N.Y.U. Manager of Track Team, Senior Orchestra, Squad R, Service League, Representative to Boro Discussion Conference. Aeronautical Engineer MICHAEL C. TSOUCALAS Red St. Iohn s Arista, Varsity Basketball, Scholar ship Circle Arista Office Squad Form Basketball, Locker Room Squad, Captain of Senior Lunch- CHARLES TUCKER room Squad. U3 A ,em . WFQTNMWI lj' li MYRON M. TURNER Cooper Union Art Squad. RICHARD S. ULLMAN Dick N.Y.U y . Squad E, Physics Squad, PT Squad. Industrial Engineer EDWARD A. VAY Eddie Service League. DONALD VERBER Senior Band. '? l 4.11 ankie C.C.N.Y. 1C Seyiv' f ague, Football Team, Room Squad, Class Nite S'l'iw. ar' p55 DAVES WAIHBERW Dave , tGeort Form l , 0 a a e League, Lunch Mm Squ Z RONALD A. WALLACE Ronny Upsala JEROME S. WARCHAIZER Bug Tufts Biology Squad, Medical Squad, Arista Help Class, Squad SO. Medicine .Z fffariafwryf... fr'-s IEROLD I. WARH Jerry Library a katin Q I STANLEY WASSERMAN Wass C.C.N.Y. Stamp Club, Medical Society, Service League, Intramurals. RICHARD G. VVATSON Dick Senior Lunch Room Squad. NATHANIEL WANSKER Nat Captain of Chemistry Squad, Lit- erary Editor of Clintonian, Mem- ber of Arista, Clinton News. President PHILLIP L. WEBSTER C.C.N.Y. Astronomy Club, Intramural Bas- ketball. HERBERT WECHSELBLATT N.Y.U. English Squad. ROBERT C. WEILACHER Bob Columbia GO Squad, .Red Cross Council, Arista, Medical Room Squad, UNESCO Conferences. ALLAN D. WEINBERC Al C.C.N.Y. SIMON B. WEINBERG Sye U.C.L.A. Senior Chorus. JEROME NI. WEINTRAUB Winnie Hunter Record Room Squad, Alumni Of- Hce Squad, Locker Squad, Math Squad, Main Office Squad, Service League. High School Teacher HAROLD WEISMAN Hal Wisconsin Track Team, Football Squad, PT Squad. Millionaire BRUCE L. WEISSBLULI Irish North Carolina U. Football Squad, Swimming Squad, Form Basketball, Intramural Track, PT Squad, Lunch Room Squad. Dentist ROBERT R. .WEISSENSEE Bob Columbia Attendance Squad. LEONARD WELLER C.C.N.Y. Psychology Club, Hebrew Club, Dramatics. Psychologist MELVLN WETTER Mel C.C.N.Y. Senior Chorus, Library Squad. To marry money EDWARD THOMAS WEISSNEB Eddie Fordham Dramatics, Chorus, Gym Squad. Millionaire SOL WILKOFSKY Willy M.I.T. Arista, Clintonian, Pan American Club, Hebrew Club, PT Oiiice Squad. ITG M7 PAL Loufg , W -. ri Alf' I' IRVING WOLF Irv N.Y.U. Managing Editor, Clintonian, Soc- cer Varsity, Cheerleaders, Clinton News, Senior Council, Manager Senior Basketball, PT Otlice Squad. Orthodontist RANDOLPH W. WILLIAMS Ronnie C.C.N.Y. junior Chorus. fix K' H WARR VVILPAN jWil1ie g Histor nad, Service League. lf 1 ALFRED I. WINDERLICII Windy Senior Orchestra, Library Squad. Dentist JERROLD WINDMAN Chico N.Y.U. Lunch Room Squad. DAVID C. VVINTNER George Texas Western Service League, Form Basketball. DONALD A. WINTER Dapper Oxford Football Team, Squad F, PT Squad, Locker Room Squad. Sanitary Engineer RONALD WINTER Cornell Arista, Student Court, Scholarship Circle, Locker Room Squad, Health Records Squad. LAWRENCE S. WHITTEN Larry L.I.U. Track, Bowling, Library Squad, Form Basketball. Mechanical Technologist M Lou 'l . 1 . Ser ice Le ue, Hebr . . 0 1 , CD .WO t alll ZW7' e L , 'HENRY WOOLFOLK Track. BARRY S. WURZEL Che nstry Squa gwlawi af SAL A. YACONETTI Skip Columbia Arista, Program Squad, Grapho- type Squad, Regent Squad, Ad- dressograph Squad, Italian Club, Library Club, Record Squad, Mimeograph Squad. Doctor HARVEY B. YONTEFF Holiday Rutgers Biology Prep. Squad, Clinton News, Health Oflice Squad, Arista, Help Classes, Stamp Club, Student Court. LEONARD H. YORKE Lenny De Paul Track, Service League. MORTON YOUNGSTEIN Mendel Cornell Squad V, Scholarship Circle, Form Basketball. JOHN E. YULA Yogi Columbia Italian Club, Service League. lb A fast-breaking basketball game going on in gym. . f ' . -' s.,f'Jf'ff'! ,. U yur. y-A fl., , X0 If -1 VL, A WLQLDAJ. TJ, ,, ,f Y l'v . X, MORTON D. ZARETSKY Czar Rhode Island State Varsity Basketball, Form Basket- ball, Iunior Varsity Basketball. SAMUEL B. ZINDER Sam Wisconsin Guidance Squad, Student Court, Service League, Library Squad, Form Basketball. k ' . ,fr I,DS va, Assistant a rw:- ff 4 Mal. Zofflld -b HMI ' 1 'jlld Teniffaeiffwf V 'ffl-f ,' RTJ Service, U cl, ,Library Sqffm Seniofx:. Roogif,S'f kfiiv' if f ,f ,. F f Blgfmaflsx . ,, 1 . flifmf - W4 31' :'9U iflJ c,e.- '.f ROBERT ZOMBACK Zombie M.I.T. Manager Rijie Team, Service League, Junior Chorus. Engineering SHELDON R. ZWIEBEL Shifty C.C.N.Y. Chemistry Squad, Service League, Locker Room Squad. f .A are K T: N I 'J- R 3' 7 b f'-A fI'X 1, 1 S ' v. jr ZQ A . 9 .I - H- W J' X33 0 MARTY ABRA , A if? 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A frosh in Mr. Boylanis Oflice Hambone ,,,..,....,..,,.....,......,...,,.. ..i..4.....,,,...,..., D ramatic Society Tell Me Why ..........,.A.,.....,i.......,... 44...4.... W ail of a failing student Dancing With Tears in My Eyes ,,,,.., ........ E or this I paid 3516? Candy Danceris Ball .........,...,,.,.,. .,,.... D ance with Walton Blue Tango ,.....4.....,,... ..i...i. W ednesdayis Federal You Are My Sunshine .,..i.,.,......,.....,...... ...,,......,........i......,... M r. Strassberg I've Got A Lovely Bunch of Coconuts .......... 35 Seniors in an English 8 Class At Last ,,......,....,..i,....,..,,.i........ii.,............. .,...i......4..i.,........,........ M y diploma Anytime ...i..,. ..,..............,.....,... S t. Paramounfs Day Detour .....,4..,..,,......,..... ...,..... T rying to get out of the Lunchroom On Top of Old Smoky ...i.. ....,...... . ,, i,,..,..i Do Re Mi Fa So Beautiful Brown Eyes .,...,. ..,.... . . ....,.......,..... Mr. Degnan Sm iii..4.ii..44...i......,......... .....,,i. H omework over the Weekend I Wish I Was In Dixie .,.......,,,.,.....,.,...,.,,. Save your confederate money-the South will rise again 6Q9 WW M W M S. Rosenkrantz Editor-in-Chief PHOTO AND BUSINESS Cgnfonian I. Wolf Managing Editor M. Krim Managing Editor First row: M. Goldhammer R. Melworm C. Mason S. Rosenkrantz D. Mahony C- Roth H. Orenstein Art Editor T. Horelick D. Mahony Photography Editor Second row: S. Wilkofsky C S . ze R. Papazian D. Kurash R. Antin I. Feldinger H Third row: W. Jones I. Casale R. Silverstein S. Herzog B. Sandow a-W-,'y-1-f-'W-Hyip' If wma M rw. . WCM-..ff ,L -kg dz jf . ,sfitux 13 if ,x ' ff M7 V ' F '1J..aufQ..,ffy. wgpfefkigfgylagiwfwxggixfgi slhrfl-vltff-N4 fa ,1Q.s.w-Lag EQLQQ, H tff1'f'liZ,,Li,x.J-.,,,e-..,Q:-x an l .ffb v V, H al? M,,fL,:2...4g.. Svyqi First row: Second row: W. Redding D. Soskin C. Roth H. Schwartz I. Wolf I. Lieber N. Wansker S. Fisher S. Rosenkrantz I. Levine Third row: A. VVeinstein L. Meltzer I. Schoenfeld A. Gross C. Mason Business Editor ART AND LITERARY lftlfle N. Wansker Literary Editor I. Costin Associate Editor R. Melworm Associate Editor 7 9 Q Mr. A. Isaacs Faculty Adviser s o S , . fg, l'llZE!P', 1 , ffl lm 1, ff? Q :Q if mulflmlnlul JB 1 A r if 5 Lg QQ 82 FCUR-YEAR STCRY It took us two weeks to find our way into Clinton and four years to find our way out. That first day was filled with confusion and awe. We were ushered into the auditorium by a few over-enthusiastic seniors. Our welcome was also a welcome for our freshman principal, Mr. Degnan . . . Q Wonder if anyone tried to sell him an elevator pass?j . . . 'fDocv Guernsey delivered his inspiring speech on Clinton tradition and we all resolved to see every game played by every team. After the sales pitch by Mr. F eibusch, we all marched into the GO. oflice to buy our GO. cards and get our free issue of the Clinton News. The maze of papers we had to fill out and the methodical rush of the day sent our heads spinning. Finally, home to start our summer vacation, and to return in the Fall as an integral part of Clinton-Freshmen of the Class of '52. 1? .41 r L f if tr Sgr sa-:af 'N SEPTEMBER 1948 - JANUARY 1949 The first week found us completely lost in the long corridors. Gradually, things settled, and we began to learn about our school . . . Minor items like book reports and languages were something new and z had us a little worried . . . The GO. President was Irwin Roth . . . , 7 Clinton's football team was tied for the mythical Bronx-Manhattan championship . . . The soccer team also came up with a trophy. New l I7 experiences were quickly learned: Our first 'Tederali' and the next few periods in the medical room Cwe soon developed cast-iron stomachsj. S, fl . . . The time we forgot our lock combination and went running around 1,5 R the building trying to find it . . . Our first encounter with the Service League . . . Our first midterms with all the cramming, bellyaching and sighs of relief that went with them . . . Our first GO. election and how we pitied those poor candidates who tried to make speeches in our section. With the arrival of Regents Week, our first term came to an end. 'Wa Mr. Hank Jucobsohn Bronx-Manhattan Champs Mr. Morris Plcager 2nd Place in Bronx Division of P.S.A.L. Mr. Juilleraf nas! PLEASE oo - Q NOT FEED W H ff S? --5 4. 7 V xi X SENIOR Swim,-.-,LQ9 7Es1'5 E ri L...... L 3 xg S VOTE P09 JOE FOQ YOUR V Y..5f vii' THAT, TTNE ,X -iii- I .i. Q Jacobsofznls Semor LUWCAVOQP7 m If? 1' fx s X S N 'sd x1 .Rl .,WQ,1'. 1- I' X ff A 2 S S , x fampaggnirg Ar, V025 ,1 ilu Jima' 1 U luilmlf ilyqpfaq ln KI nlfi 'M vii l I' 1 -M ,W fb I The Cfmfon Upeclal iyilllm lla' ': '2 'Cz 2, X N 1 :l k Deco THOUGHT: y S 'f lr- X1+e-fj -Wah 0? N17 1 ? l -iw ' X 'Mya Q. N 39 D MQ re L' Q .l tfim I o . FEBRUARY 1949 - IUNE 1949 The start of the new term brought on a new headache, called algebra. GO. President George Lowey announced the purchase of an electric scoreboard . . . Our basketball team was just edged by Curtis in the Garden playoffs . . . The newly-formed baseball team iinished with a seven and two record, tying Monroe for second place . . . The tennis team beat the pros from Forest Hills to win the city champion- ship . . . Frank Rack led the handball team to victory over Lincoln . . . Somebody mentioned something about Clinton Nite - said that Ozy- mandias, starring '4Colonelv Archie Isaacs and directed by Mr. Belasco, and Title Go directed by Mr. Katz were big successes. Summer vacation rolled around again, and we welcomed those two months of relaxation. 53. 'Q dl X' ' .il 5 . r f 1 ,, , ' 2 ww 4 . S 4 F: I rf .E as ' SEPTEMBER 1949 - JANUARY 1950 Here we are, back in Clinton. We were now Sophs and had our Soph pins to prove it . . . Our Clinton spirit was high, and we were all set to watch the Clinton steamroller flatten all P.S.A.L. competition . . Led by Bob Gabrecht, Irv Denker, Babe Morelli, and joe Provenzano, the Clinton team smashed on to another Bronx-Manhattan Champion- ship . . . Even the cheerleaders looked good with the addition of a few cute Walton girls . . . lim Theoharides was a fine CO. President . . . The Soccer Team won the Bronx-Manhattan Championship, only to lose to Grover Cleveland in the city semi-iinals . . . Mr. Philipson sent out his call for junior newsmen. It sounded interesting, so you wrote a composition and hoped for the best. Of the thirty-six boys that applied, Q ' you had the distinction of being one of the thirty-five accepted. Teach- ' ers came knocking at our door, and we soon found ourselves onvarious clubs and squads, while others became the bounce-happy scrubs of fy Q' Coach Hank acobsohn's .V. - X , - 3 1 J 1 'gl .. 4 -4- W Mr. I. Guernse Mr. M. Gitl P.T. OFFICE SQUAD Mr. E. Husting SERVICE LEAGUE Mr. c. s Miss C. Fitzge ld -A 2,42 -f , is 93 We U FFS 49 C. - ja 'Q FEBRUARY 1950 - IUNE 1950 Ira Boyer became GO. prexy . . . Bob Logan and lim Donohue led the basketball team to another Carden playoff. In the first game, Bryant High School rolled over Clinton, scoring over one hundred points. Our only consolation Was Bob Loganis thirty-four tallies. The baseball team Went undefeated in a season of exhibition games. Every- thing was pointing to another spectacular year When the foundation Was taken away and our pyramid of success crumbled. The teachers' cessation of extracurricular activities came upon us, and the building became a school without a soul. Vacation came, We handed in our books, and hoped that next term might restore Clinton to its former self. SEPTEMBER 1950 - IANUARY 1951 With the end of vacation, We came back to Clinton as Iuniors. All through the big building there Was a feeling of emptiness. Both teacher and pupil felt the great lull. The football team couldn't get started. Without the leadership of Coach jacobsohn, the boys didnit Win a game. The steamroller had come to a halt. The basketball team played a number of exhibition games, but this Was discontinued. VVith the help of the Well-known 'iClassics Comicsf' We read the Tale of Two Cities. The fabulous politician, Martin Lasky, took office as GC. President. All through the halls Went up the cry, 4'The time has come for reformlv . . . Many of us still Wonder What was reformed. F0 IL REFO QM QQ, 1 lo v Gvwcs f V1 in me TEME was coins 1' f X , llllllllll M PROGRAM SQUAD Mrs. F. Brody Mr. P. W. Zingaro ITALIAN CLUB Miss G. Colpocelli TRACK AND FIELD Mr. C. Scher VISUAL-AID SQUAD Mr. M. Plager R Q off? X flvfdf, fb mix W5 XXL J NJ mf M I Mr. H. Jacobsohn SENIOR BASKETBALL Mr. A. Cushing ' Q 1 , X x X nn ,qv , 4 'S x 1 X ,, rf ff I XXX- ! K f f x FEBRUARY 1951 -JUNE 1951 The new term brought no change. Rumors of the resumption of extracurricular activities added a little encouragement to our daily routine. Chemistry with Mr. Mayforth was a new and odorous experi- ence. The baseball teamas potential seemed great, and many were sorry to see it shelved. Lenny Silverstein was CC. President. Intramurals continued, and the form team seemed to be very good. We struggled through 4'Macbeth,,' finally read a new book, and Hnished Miss Wilson's two-thousand-word thesis. Summer came again, and vacation time was ushered in with a great welcoming. X. , f ' K ' sw Aff f - 2 T52 Q YQT' Q I 2 no , fi 1 - Ja SEPTEMBER 1951 - IANUARY 1952 Three years had gone by and we now were a step away from the culmination of our four years at Clinton. Extracurricular activities had resumed. The school seemed to come alive as the clubs, teams, and squads began to reorganize. Likeable Mr. Ed Cobert left the school and the Clintonian gained a new faculty adviser, wonderful and jovial Colonel Archie QPass the mint julep, sonj Isaacs. The football team started slowly. The loss of many stars through injuries and P.S.A.L. rulings hurt the team badly. With the discovery of Freddy Hovasapian the tide turned, and Clinton once more Walked off with the Bronx- Manhattan Championship . . . The soccer team ran up an impressive ten and zero record, only to lose the P.S.A.L. crown to Evander . . . Something new came to Clinton as the muscle men paraded across the stage in the 'cMr. Clinton Contest. Donny Isaacson had them rolling in the aisles with the Classnite production of 4'Knaves Among the Slavesf, Regents Week came fast and before we knew it, time was running out. PROGRAM Will 2 . CBRD I I' 2 -sean A lille. I--sw: ll..- fe! -.il Ill X .1-1'q.,,,,,,,, E fc AEE 3 X COMBO 6 I G 3 0 Q, -Q -9 'X I N Tx x Haig? lf-' I 55'-:Q-.: 'RON 2555 f- - Rf S 2-.EEE 24:1 'NGS NS- ' FEBRUARY 1952 - JUNE 1952 Then one day . . . a blast of trumpets . . . a roll of drums, and we were on the top. Seniors at last! The long trek was just about over. We rushed down to the Senior Ofiice early that first day, and bought our combo tickets. Number 560 in a class of 500-Huh??? After that one, we called for a Washington investigation. Senior Prexy Harv Stoller let loose the senior hats, and those monstrous designs returned to Clinton. We watched the birdie as the photographer took our picture. When the proofs arrived, we looked, and wished we hadnat. Time passed quickly. We filled out applications for Cornell and Columbia just to satisfy our ego, knowing that City would probably be the place where we would spend the next four years. Events flew rapidly by-The fencing team came up with the City Championship. GO. prexy Leon Segal presented the Gymkana. Combos, Clinton-nite, Class- nite and prom left our wallets anemic. We crammed and struggled through our last midterms and regents, and settled our book accounts with our teachers as they cheerfully bid us adieu. Then one day, they handed us a piece of parch- ment, showed us the door, and that was the end. Off we went, each on his own individual path, each to plot his own destiny. Yet, it seems as if only yesterday we were sitting in Civics and wondering what it was all about. The years will pass, and in the future, we may encounter success or failure, happiness or sorrow. But as we look back in time, and turn the pages of this book, we shall never forget those irreplace- able days-the four years spent in the Castle on the Parkway, and the memorable day we said c'Good-byef, IRVING WOLF Q 0 Sk 0 Q50 C p Q H6535 9 :E .M-. L Q9 E 7 'WF 1 0 . sr J 'J ll yy KFQ 4 X . 'M .. Cin 43, Q fgff, L Cgy of 'ma Qi' Yi iv . l ll, 'AEHEW A' Wa Af W5 0- 30? Bl-4.A'N , . 4 A, C TICKET SELLING SQUAD x W , Mr. L. Katz SENIOR CHORUS Mr. B. Weiss 21 Despite injuries, ineligibility rules, and a tough schedule which included some of the top parochial schools, the 1951 Clinton Steamrollers Hnished the season with an impressive 4-4 record. What makes the record even more impressive is the fact that all four of our wins were shut-outs, and our PSAL mark was 4-1, which gave us an- other mythical Bronx-Manhattan Championship. The Governors got off to a bad start when they had to play their three toughest games first, and thereby lost all three. Our first defeat was against All Hallows 19-0, followed by losses to the powerful Cardinal Hayes team 32-7 and the equally power-laden Mount St. Michael squad, 33-0. Things looked even blacker for our club after those three defeats as one of Clintonis star ends, Donald Isaacson, the only player to score a touchdown against Hayes this season, and Co- Captain and fullback Al Friedlander were lost to the team because of the ineligibility law. Still the Red 'ni Black refused to give up and they finally started to move when they met teams of their caliber. Led by fullback Fred Hova- sapian, who was just converted from tackle, the Governors swamped a favored Evander squad, 38-0. Thus regaining our feet, we proceeded to blank Stuyvesant in the traditional classic 18-0, ZZ . Timm ,,,, Re iew 0 S and then dump Flushing 13-0. A little too cocky over three straight shut-outs, we dropped a hard- fought contest to a spirited Evander team, 13-7. But, once again coming back, we climaxed our season with a 26-0 romp over Monroe. Big Fred Hovasapian, who made starting fullback on the I-A All-City team, and received the M.V.P. Award for the outstanding player in the Stuyvesant game, led Clinton in scoring with 38 points, while the sophomore sensation Buster Wolosky, lugged the leather for four touchdowns. joe Shelton came in third in scoring honors with two T.Dfs and this is pretty good considering that Ioe is a line backer who only plays on defense. Rounding out the rest of the offensive backfield are: Happy Felton, Bob Buckner, Herb Lipschitz, Bob Brown, Tony Bari, and Len Morris. Our great defense, only 13 points scored on us in 5 PSAL games, centered around the tre- mendous linebacking of john Dukes Wellington and Herb 'LBlackie Lipschitz, who both played most of the season with bad ankles. Pass defense was also handled by these two, plus Shelton, Wolosky, and Cedric Wolfman who played stel- lar ball, especially in the last few games. These players, plus the big forward wall consisting of Slimowitz, Mischel, Picarillo, Chivily, Couravich, Boumanis, Burnett, Considine, and Soffa, who were led by the hard-charging defensive ends, Fred Hovasapian and Fred Cerenser fa fellow who played terriiic ball all seasonj, make up the 1951 Bronx-Manhattan Champs. Once again we give a lot of credit to Coach Hank Iacobsohn and his backfield coach, Joe Consagra. We wish them and next yearis co- captains, John Chivily and George Roumanis, the best of luck in the 1952 season. Hovasapian breaks loose behind Couravich blocking Stuyvesant tackler spilled as Hovasapian gains ground . MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS CLUB Mr- G- Gfossmfm +L I FOOTBALL LUNCHROOM SQUAD A Mr- H- Jdwbsohn BIOLOGY OFFICE SQUAD Dr. J. Mandel STAGE CRAFT SQUAD Mr. M. Gitlin PHYSICS SQUAD Miss M. Rolf Mr. H. Augen ART SQUAD Mrs. I. Finch SPEECH OFFICE SQUAD Dr. S. Bernhard ENGLISH OFFICE SQUAD Mr. K. Wright NEWMAN CLUB Mr. G. Gillen MAGPIE SQUAD Mrs. M. Whalen CLINTONIAN SQUAD ML A, ,S BIOLOGY PREP ' SQUAD Miss D- T Fuzzy Lieberman and Dave Raspler go up for rebound Al Simmons driving in for a layup and two points With the slapping of leather against wooden iloors and the shrill sound of the ref- ereeis whistle, the 1952 basketball season was under way. After a lapse of one year, the team looked forward to resuming its leadership in city competition. The Governors looked very strong with their two aces Jim DeBerry and Dave Raspler while hard driving Al Simmons, center Charlie Tucker, and alternating guards Mel Cohen and Iud Costin rounded out the starting iive. On the bench were such capable substitutes as Steve Hill, Cus Summers, Morty Zaretsky, Iarnes Mar- tin, and Al Levin. The Covernors, loss of height Cbig man Charlie Tucker 6'3 j Was compen- sated by speed, good ball handling, and deadly shooting. The Aprilmen had a good start, beating Evander in a tight contest. Then tragedy struck, as Captain Jim DeBerry suffered an injury which kept him out half the season. Although Dave Raspler continued to average close to twenty points a game, the team could not get started, losing to Science, Taft, and Roosevelt, and beat- ing only a weak Washington live. The second BASKETBALL STORY half of the season saw the return of number one man jim DeBerry and an addition in the high jumping, hard fighting Fuzzy Lieberman. That l was all the Governors needed. They won the re- maining league games, beating Science by twelve and unbeatable Taft by twenty. This sudden splurge of victories sent Clinton into the play- offs of the City Championship. The first playoff game against Columbus was a thriller till the last seconds. The score was close during the entire game. DeBerry, Raspler, and Al Simmons led the attack as Clin- ton took the lead in the closing minutes and held the slim margin until the final buzzer sounded. In their final game for the Bronx Championship, Clinton lost to a strong Taft quintet after Iim DeBerry, and Dave Baspler fouled out. Although we placed second in the Bronx, the fame of this year's basketball team does not lie so much in their athletic powers, but in their never say diei' spirit. Such spirit is typical of Clinton and deserves the recognition and admi- ration of all Clinton students. Jud GOSUI1 and TIV Mel Cohen jumps center in Clinton-Taft game Jim DeBerry fakes a shot and passes off to waiting teammate SENIOR LUNCHROOM SQUAD Mr- H- JGC0bS0hl1 1 Mrs.J. Guernsey .LMFLS-51134 ff' M ' f xg., ' Q il Q, H 7 lx. n. f AQ: 'J . ',,2'L,' rf! , 1 , fi' Ny? J Rx HEMJK QV ' E FENCING TEAM Mr. C. Hurlburt CHEERLEADERS Mr. L. Katz J qs , Iii' 4' .4 .fp-,-4 K3 G 4' Q u M, 1 . A s , f' x 1 0' ' , LW ' - M ,fr ,v 1 ,r ,f 1 , Y .- A .V WI- 1 f SWIMMING TEAM Mr. w. chambers ,fkff V, f' 'A 7 ,: , 1 ' 2, 5. I .41 ..,1. A7,-if -,LV rl ' I . ' .J 'F ' , - V , 1 , STUDENT COURT Mr- G- Gillen N 11... ,,,,,, ,, W GUIDANCE SQUAD ' Mrs-K-Floo Miss A. Danahe CHEMISTRY SQUAD Mr- A. B N w N N CLINTON NEWS STAFF Mr S K' Coach Trulio gives instructions to ace pitcher Joey LaSpagnoletta BASEBALL With the sweet, suckling odor of fresh peanuts, the sound of ashwood meeting horsehide, and the cry of Play balllv echoing across the sandlots of America, the baseball spirit was recap- tured at the Governors, manor. After cutting over 275 candidates for the squad, Coach William Trulio selected twenty-two athletes to repre- sent the Red in, Black on the diamond this season. Comprised mostly of lower termers and a few experienced seniors, the Governors appeared to be headed for City honors. Russo in an attempted bunt i STORY By trouncing highly-regarded teams in their exhibition battles, the uTruliomen,' were eager to open the PSAL season. Fourth-termer Ioey Laspagnoletta was given the chore of starting the season against Bronx Vocational, with Athlete of the Year, Freddie Hova- sapian as his battery mate. Ioey pitched four innings of scoreless and hitless ball, with Eddie Picker hurling the last three innings, following in the same pattern. Clinton won that fray, 5-0, with the two southpaws collaborating for fifteen strikeouts. This no-hitter paved the way for the next Victory. The Bed pn, Black downed Taft, 4-0, with Cedric Wolfman and Joey Laspagnoletta pitching another hitless game. Their slick fielding, smooth pitching, and powerful hitting indicated that the team was City Championship material. Supplying the power for the Bed 'n' Black were clean-up hitter Eddie Lubitz, outfielder-pitcher Cedric Wolfman, and centeriielder Manny Isaacs. All in all, the Clinton Baseball Team should add another trophy to the Governors, growing collection of conquests. Martin Pollner Dimaggio stretches far to nip man at Iii-st SENIORS' LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT KW We the seniors of DeWitt Clinton High, Now do bequeath our last good-bye, With words of sadness, We now feature, Our last will and testament to our modest teachers: To Mr. Iacobsohn and the c'Calloping Ghostsv of Clinton, We leave an all- P.S.A.L. schedule. To Mr. Lou Katz, We leave 350 unsold basketball tickets. To Mr. Mayforth, We leave a No. 6 Chemcraft Chemistry Set. To Mr. Feibusch, We leave 500 incoming freshmen to boost next termas CD. membership. To Mr. Zingaro, We leave a new pen and pencil set to replace the set he used up Writing admit notes. To Mr. Boylan, We leave a blue character card for services rendered during his occupation in Clinton. To Mr. Sherrin, We leave a broken radio. To Mrs. Katz, We leave a telephone directory for her to memorize. To Mr. Benjamin, We leave a pet scooter. To Mr. April, We leave Eve seven-foot tall basketball players. To Mr. Strassberg, We leave a recording of uWhen Youlre Smiling? To Mr. Cole, We leave a copy of the Nautical Almanac, so that he can calcu- late his latitude. To Mr. Cushing, We leave a belt. And now at the end, we remember with joy, When first we came as a freshman boy. Up and past our sophomore term, Rising with ease to live and learn. Then, behold, a junior at last, It certainly seemed we climbed mighty fast. But when seniorhood came, and all knew our name, We know Whom we have to thank for our fame. So to Clinton We leave memories, dear and true, From the graduating class of Hfty-two. T CREDITS Mr. Archie E. Isaacs, our faculty adviser, for his guiding hand. Al- though he has been faculty adviser for only two terms, he is getting used to the editors, coming in late. ' Mr. Charles C. Clegg, of The Comet Press, for his help in laying out the book, and his jokes Q?j during those dark days. He is already used to the editors' coming in late Qwith copyj. Messrs. George Davis and Ceorge Rubens, of Darue Studios, for their excellent portraits and candids. Editors Charlie Mason, Don Mahony, Charlie Both, and Nat Wansker, for the wonderful work they did at their individual tasks. Lawrence Shapiro, for the idea for Page 17. Stan Prosenkrantz I W 1 ff f f gvrww W M Wf X 7 X, ff Xwwff- ' gum Q, WX 4 X , V VX., f f , M fs W f 4 X fm f f f f X i WNW f 0 M f Y . f '. ,, ,W W f N ,ar 4- ff, , Q9 if ff.,,f,,,f W, 9 4121 ,' , ' X 0 tif! ff U ,4 X , M , M' . Wx 4 ' ' R. X - v.7f ,V x ..A, I -Y! N, JZV wfluwgwwxx X , , x -X. 'W XM 'X X wh W I . i X, A ff Sv! 1 kN I .X.,gf.w,,,M ,fzimum WX 'fy ff 'W WQXXW K I Wwx. X9 gf IN MEMGRIAM The Class of June 1952 deeply 1egrets the passmg of two beloved faculty members H1155 Qing Q Mazarua C111 Br Muhn IH mariah F ormer P1 mczpal They W1ll always retam a place m the hearts of the students they have taught and the faculty W1th Whom they Worked Teacher of English cl .ffm mcceflmfwe... 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