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

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' YQBQTL-5 42,-Q gy fg 2.f+H.'1:'51'g.... 1!f?f +m.i' 5Z,?'...i f-lf: 'ff f - f ' -, ' 6 x c Q X LMQQP 1957 fl Kg fy w i011 SQHCQ . 0 lg THE SENIUR CLASS PUBLICATION OF DE ITT LINTON HIGH CHO0L Bronx New York Mr. Walter I. Degnan Principal Mrs. Beatrice H. Isaacs Mr. Franklin Grapel Faculty Adviser Dean of Seniors We, the araelaates of the Class of 1957, da hereby deelieafe this yearbook to MRS BEA T RICE H ISAA CS in ilonor of ner ciiiigence anci cievotion to the Senior Class as Faculty Adviser of the Ciintonian. ,M Q vm 1 9 'f -1-J 0'0 KO, C 1 4,16 ff-1 l 4 f' f Ili. 1,9 is Q Q fl lg 'K '81, MMM W 'Q C ,ff 1 O ,434 Qi 'sw Q 4' 1 'ya june 1957 marks the completion of an important part of your life and the beginning of a new and eventful phase, when your responsibilities as a young man Will be greatly increased. If you are college bound, have the good sense to realize that the start you make, the industry you show, and the degree to which you become an important factor in the success of your employeras venture will constitute the keynote to your vocational future. I need not emphasize the importance of maintaining an intelligent out- look and an informed status as a citizen. The society in which We live is changing rapidly. New problems are posed daily, and these require the thoughtful consideration of every one of us, if mistakes are to be avoided and progress is to be made. The bringing about of peace, security, and the opportunity for a happy, fruitful life for all Americans will depend to a large extent on you. mr.. J .i2v.,.,..,,. Principal T0 THE GRADUATES OP 1957 ADMINISTRATIVE PERSONNEL Mr. P. VVi1lia1n Zingaro Administrative Assistant TS 1 B113 A. Feibusch Administrative Assistant PBINCIPAUS CABINET I Standing, Left to Right: Mr. T. Benjamin, Mr. B. Michelson, Dr. S. Bernhard, Dr. J. Hlavaty, Mr. I. McConnell, Mr. B. YVeiss. Seated: Dr. I. Mandel, Mr. P. XV. Zingaro, Mr. XV. Degnan. Mr. A. Feibusch, Mr. I. YVeiclman. Nhot Shown: Mr. R. Pfeiffer, Mr. C. Goldberg. K I: IORS' TEACHERS Doc Guernsey Mr. A. E. Isaacs Mr. I. J. Abramgwitz Miss C. Fitzgerald Mrs. P. Rogers Mr. C. Schuldenfrei Mr, C, Cullen Mrs. M. Whalen ZZ? Miss M. Cronin Mr. VV. Hlad M1-5, B, Haley Mrs. B. Isaacs Mr. L. Katz Mr. D. Tobey OUR SENIORS TEACHERS Mr. M. Silverberg Miss A. Spengler Mrs. R. Goldstem Mr. I. Sllbert MissD McLaughlin Mr F Crapel Mr. S. Kaplan Mrs. I. Fmch M1. B. Mxchelson Mr. T. Benjamm UWM Mrs. C. Schaplro Mr. H. Coldsteln Mr. A. Horn Mrs. I. Guernsey 'iv' 's., WW' f M ..-mf' M DEPARTMENTS MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Chairman Dr. I. Hlavaty PHYSICAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Chairman Mr. T. Benjamin BIOLOGY DEPARTMENT Chairman Dr. J. Mandel DEPARTMENTS SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Chairman Blr. B. Michelson Quit , fe n M X, Y'-.A X 2' I I -, 1 1 v Q Rx A V NV X- L .E XJ ENGLISH DEPARTBIENT Chairmen Dr. S. Bernhard, Mr. 1,AfI'CC0nnell ff fl ' H f V L f ff! 5 J ,ff ff fn , ,I xl E711-V gg! 1 A .1 K FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTBIENT Chairman Mr. R. Pfeiffer DEPARTM NTS ,Z ART DEPARTMENT Chairman Mr. C. Coldberg MUSIC DEPARTMENT Chairman Mr. B. Weiss H F , i E 1' J fx v YH ' 1 .RB V12 ,,f,J' gi M' v 1' f I ,. 1' I If I fry E' J 3X'v, ,,'jf:f'p U C X , P1 ff? ff? 91' C' 22 K' fy , A, fx I ,jj I ' 1 W gf' ff , W ,If , 1 ,, yy, A uf- ff- -,fy f J,-xv., f fmfy- ,,'-X -fx! , ,V , . Q C ' . YL,?gx!'!,L J Fm! ,fa Xfgfff L. HEALTH E-DUCATION QEPARTMENT 'fy Cha1rmaH!J7Tf1'3mxYWeNWr1an 4' , f f' Q X , A I, ---f- -. ,ff f A ' if V, I, V, Ubin! gf if Af 4 ---QU f .X-,!'gZk!k'!gi,!, .U THE SPEAKS Monte Lichtiger Most of us have recently given four years of our lives for the process of commencement and now stand on the threshold of life with solemn wonder. We have finally achieved our immediate goal, that of helping our teachers to prepare us for an active part in our democratic way of life. In time, we will alleviate the burdens of our parents and seek the path of righteousness and success. However, once found, this path may prove a diflicult one to conquer, even to the blossoming optimism of youth. Various obstacles may, at times, seem insurmountable, but, nevertheless, We will consistently strive to better ourselves and achieve our common purpose. No doubt, We have all thought about a glorious future enhanced with whatever attributes we may attain for ourselves through constant applica- tion of the golden rule. Yet, how many of us Will really try to assume a responsibility which Will benefit others as Well as ourselves. We are the future America! We will have to assume the burdens of the free world! No job in our democratic society is too important or too unimportant. I Wish you luck in Whatever Held of endeavor you may enter. MONTE LICHTIGER EDITQR-IN-CHIEF 1 A I 244 , , I , -,-1 , ' ff 1 S Agitxtfffyifkf jg IANUARY ECE E RT A IUNE PRESIDENT i Ri if I PRESIDENT Conrad Adelman Fred Ricci VICE-PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT Jack Steinbock SECRETARY DEAN OF SENIORS Mr. F. Crapel Henry Solomon Martin Goodman SECRETARY Marvin Sherman COVER ME Dear Fellow Craduates: Our time has come, our deeds are done, the future looms ahead. The time for decisions, which will influence our futures so much, is here. The records We have compiled are behind us and cannot be changed. The next step We take is into the final stage of our development-namely adulthood. To you, Craduates, We Wish success in Whatever field of endeavor you may choose. To the faculty of our school, We extend our thanks for having served us so faithfully. In conclusion, remember that it is no longer 'itheyw who are the future America, it is Wen, letis do a job which future generations will be thank- ful for. Goodbye and Good Luck. CONHAD ADELlN'IAN FRED Ricci SENIOR COUNCIL IANUARY JUNE Mr. F. Crapel STUDE IANUARY IUNE PRESIDENT PRESIDENT HONORARY PRESIDENT Jerome Grossman James Alston Mr. Archie Isaacs VICE-PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT Solon Holstein Paul Gartner SECRETARY SECRETARY Paul V igiletti Edward Haymes GCVER ME T IANUARY BOARD OF GOVERNORS R Korn, Mr. W. Degnan, Mel Rothman, Mr. A. Isaacs, Mr. A. Isaacs, L. Friedman, Mr. VV. Degnan, R. Kaine Mr. T. Benjamin Mr. T. Benjamin Dear Fellow Craduates: All good things must come to an end, but their pleasures will last for- ever. The final year of our high school education is rapidly coming to a close. Our fundamental teachings are now over and the inevitable tests of life must be faced. Here at Clinton, we have made many friends and acquaintances. Some of us may meet again while others, because of individual aims, may never see one another hereafter. The seed that was planted in our freshman year of high school has shown steady growth. High school has matured us, and like the seed which will later grow into a mature tree, we will branch off in many directions. VVhat sort of lives We will lead is not a matter of chance, but a matter of personal preparation. We may be rich, poor, happy, or sad. WV e may be successful or we may be failures. Nevertheless, whatever the case, Awe are the masters of our own fatesf, IINILIY ALSTON JEROINIE CvROSSB'IAN EXECUTIVE COUNCIL I. Grossman J. Alston Mr W. Degnan Mr. A Isaacs UNE ATTENDANCE SQUAD ENGLISH OFFICE SQUAD Mr. C. Biermann Mr. J. McConnell Dr. S. Bernhar DANCE BAND Mr. B. VVeiss O R LIFE AT CLIN TO September, 1953 - january, 1954 VVe were freshmen. According to the dictionary, a freshman is a student in the first year of a course in a school. But We were more than freshmen. VVe were defeated fresh- men-defeated by the order of things. The year before, We had been in the eighth grade of public school and had thought we were tops, We knew all the tricks and nobody had better fool with us. And now we were bullied, derided and forced to buy gym spots and escalator passes in a school that was much too large for its short name. But, aside from our problems, we were proud of the Red 'ni Black. Bob Boyar was elected C-.O. Presi- dent, thanks to c'Busterv VVolosky's mauling of the enemy line, We Won the mythical Bronx-Manhattan football crown, in basket- ball, Ierry Vogel and Bill Murphy led us to a play-off spot in the Carden, Where We lost to Columbus, and to round off the social sea- son, the school held its Fifth Annual Music Nite. And, With this, We meek ufreshiesv ended our first term at Clinton Wandering through the mazed halls in rubbers to escape getting Wet from the snow, rain, and hail which greeted us as We left the building. February, 1954 - june, 1954 The snow fell. It covered cars, streets, trees, houses, and even the cold gray walls of our Mansion on the hill. And through the soft white blanket, we trudged to school. XV e were now second term freshmen and would not be fooled by the seniors who told us that the music tower was in the sub-basement and that to get to the pool we had to take the i'Lexn to 167th Street. NVe also realized that the main purpose of the section officers was to Mpushu the sale of CO. cards. We felt oriented, but to the seniors we were still stupid freshmen. The Governors had another excellent term athletically, due to the power of our great catcher, Don XVhitcomb and the superb arm of Ioe Laspagnoletta, we made the city championship playoffs in baseball only to be defeated by Madison: in addition to which, our keglers became the Bronx Bowling Champs. Ioe Rullan was elected GO. Presi- dent. The fantastic turnout for 'cStalag 17,,, that termis Clinton Nite production made it ALUBINI SQUAD Mrs. R. Presser GUIDANCE SQUAD Miss A. Danaher -f as VS CLINTON BAND Mr. F. Crapel 15 ARISTA Mr. S. Kirsehner Dr. I. Guernsey CLINTON ORCHESTRA Mr. VV. Hlad a hugh financial success. And, as the end of our freshman year came nearer, we dreamed of lolling in the sun during the summer With- out ever thinking of school. VVe also dreamed of our ubelovedw seniors suffering through as- sorted regents Qfor as yet, we had no idea what they were, lucky for usj. With these visions in our heads, the term ended. September, 1954 - january, 1955 XVe returned from our summer rustica- tion as sophomores. VVe were now not the lowest form of life at Clinton, albeit we were faced with a new problem. XVhen we were freshmen, there were nine sections, now there Were twenty-nine. A migration from the Junior Highs had trebled our numbers. Im- mediately, a strong class unity arose, for as any student knows, Gin unity there is strengthf' As We roamed through the halls of our Mansion, We yearned for sophomore but- tons to distinguish ourselves from that hor- rible breed called freshmen, but to no avail. Time marched on and the ever-popular Lou Rossi commandeered the CO. through a profitable year climaxed by a dance with Julia Riclnnond High School and the Sixth Annual Music Nite. Athletically, the bowling team defeated Brooklyn Tech for the city title. Once again the snow fell and we trooped to school flinging snowballs at everything and everybody. February, 1955 - June, 1955 This was the term of famous firsts. Lou Rossi demonstrated his overwhelming popu- larity by becoming the first boy in 30 years to be re-elected President of the GO. Though the basketball team did not enter the play- offs, VVayne Davis, our sensational hoop star, was selected for the All-City High School Basketball Team. In baseball, Don Wliit- comb, playing his fourth year as catcher, piloted the Red 'n' Black to a triple tie for division honors between Evander, Monroe, and Clinton Cwe took second place in a play- off matchj. And spring came, the snow melted, the green grass grew strong on our spacious lawn Cdespite the heavy weight of seniors lying on itl, the trees bloomed, and even the ivy on the building bared its green beauty for all to see. Along with spring, TICKET SELLING SQUAD Mr. L. Katz CLINTON CHORUS Mr. H. Dyke CLINTONIAN SQUAD Mrs. B. Isaacs LIBRARY SQUAD Miss C. Fitzgerald and the feeling of nostalgia, reverence, and laziness came the Fourteenth Annual Clinton Nite performance featuring c'Command Deci- sionf which was a smash hit. But the firsts were not all enjoyable, we got a taste of Qughj regents. For most of us, this meant strenuous review of Biology and Tenth Year Math. Yet, despite the uncertainties, we emerged victorious, minus only a few linger- nails. After the regents we were able to look around and enjoy the arrival of summer in all its splendor. September, 1955 - January, 1956 This was it. We had now completed half our high school education and were only one step away from being seniors ourselves. Jay Levine was elected C.O. President. The social season included the Seventh Annual Music Nite, and dances with Iulia Richman and Hunter High Schools. The Clinton Steamroller trampled Stuyvesant Cfor the fourteenth time in fifteen yearsj by the score of 39-12. This was not unusual since we swamped the rest of the city and became mythical city champs Qthis, incidentally, for the first time since l932j. And then, as We awoke one morning, and looked through the apertures in our walls known as windows, we perceived that autumn was gone. XVe deduced this by discovering that snow lay on the ground. Snow, that turned the brown earth, green cars, gray Walls, and black Clinton jackets to White was here with all its wonders. Then came the period of relaxation for most, while the others struggled through various regents. February, 1956 - June, 1956 After the hectic last two weeks in janu- ary, we resigned ourselves to the fact that We must return to our beloved hilltop retreat and try to train our minds to do a little think- ing. This was invariably difficult since we hardly ever got along with the teachers some sleepy program committee selected for us Cprobably by picking lotsj. And after many vain attempts to have our programs changed Kas juniors We knew all the anglesj, we suc- cumbed to the will of the minority. Richie Pomboy was elected GO. President over Lee Nackman by a majority of eleven votes. In basketball we were Qas Was usually the casej champs in our division, but Were defeated in CLINTON NEWS Mr. L. Simon STUDENT COURT Mr. G. Cillen TREASUREIYS OFFICE SQUAD Mr. A. Cohen MAGPIE SQUAD Mrs. M. Whalen DRAMATICS SQUAD Mr. I. J. Abramowitz the second round of the playoffs at the Car- den. MROOIH Servicev was the title of the Fif- teenth Annual Clinton Nite production, under the direction of Mr. jay Abramowitz. Regents were next on the agenda, but We looked forward at this time to the ensuing year as exalted seniors at our favorite school. September, 1956 - Iune, 1957 VVhen We returned to school for our senior year, We became increasingly aware of a very complicated series of events which were to occupy our thoughts and conversa- tions for quite some time. In Iune, 1956, Poland made its bid for its independence from the Soviet Union, a revolution that pro- longed itself through the summer and into our senior year. Instantaneously, events began to concatenate as the people of Hungary SCIENCE SQUAD Mrs. E. Silinsky began a revolution not only to free them- selves from Russia but also to free themselves from the bonds of the Communist World. At its inception, however, this revolution seemed hopeless since the patriots of freedom, who Were fighting amidst the blood of their com- rades, anticipated help from the Free World. The inability of the West to grant this help enabled Soviet tanks to crumble the hopes of more than nine million people into oblivion. Thus, While one nation became independent of Russia by remaining Within a Communist economy, another succumbed to the brute strength of the Soviet Union. Four months after Poland had begun its revolt, another crisis Qwhich is still being de- bated in the United Nations as I am writing this storyb evolved, this time in the Mid-East. The state of Israel, an oasis of democracy in a desert of totalitarianism, invaded Egypt in the belief that the best defense is a strong offensef, Creat Britain and France soon joined Israel since they believed that the Suez Canal was vital to the existence of the Free YVorld. This invasion of Egyptian soil, however, ended soon afterwards when, at the request of the United Nations, a cease fire was arranged and Creat Britain and France withdrew their troops. This invasion of Egypt came about at a time when Russia was still occupied with the revolts of her satellites and the United States was in the midst of a Presi- dential election. Thus, these guardians of democracy virtually had a free hand in ap- proaching their problem. However, switching to the domestic scene, the election, which was previously mentioned, was odd in its outcome in that a Republican President, Dwight D. Eisen- hower, was elected by a landslide while a Democratic Congress accompanied him to VVashington. In our own school, in the results of a poll conducted by the Clinton News, Adlai Stevenson, the Democratic Presidential candidate, was favored by a slim margin. Thus, for the first time in our lives, we, as seniors, displayed a definite interest in the affairs of state of our great country. In this same year, the student body of DeNVitt Clinton witnessed a number of other events which concerned them more directly VI if I W M 55 Z iff lf SENIOR OFFICE SQUAD Mr. F. Crapel PUBLIC SPEAKING SQUAD Miss D. McLaughlin MATH OFFICE SQUAD Dr. J. Hlavaty SERVICE LEAGUE Mr. C. Scher BIOLOGY SQUAD Mr. S. Kaplan, Miss D. Tuthill HEALTH ED. SQUAD Mr. I. Weidman than those previously mentioned. In our own elections, Ierry Grossman was elected Presi- dent of the GO. in the Fall while Iames Alston succeeded him for the Spring term. Our social season was highlighted by the Eighth Annual Music Nite and a dance with Hunter High School. Moreover, in the Spring term, we witnessed a very successful Clinton Nite in the production of KWhat a Lifelv and had very enjoyable evenings at our Prom and Class Nite. Academically, we struggled through our required regents and almost suc- cumbed to such subjects as business law, earth science, typing, advanced lunch, and double study. Athletically, however, the boys from the Mansion brought the Governor as fine a sea- son as we have ever had. Our football team, led by co-captains Lenny Rochester and Frank Wilson, defeated our ancient rival, Stuyvesant, by a score of 53-6 and Went on to capture the Bronx-Manhattan championship. Our basketball team, captained by Richard Khentigan, fought its way to the Bronx II P. S. A. L. Championship with but one loss, a forfeited game to Dodge Vocational. In bowling, our team, led by David Hayes, managed to sweep the Bronx Championship winning seven of its eight matches. Michael DeRosa, captain of our baseball team, led us to a very successful season. lVith the closing of the P. S. A. L. base- ball season, our anticipation of the future be- gan to molest us. Then, with mounting hopes and aspirations, in no time at all, we became men without a school. XVhile our life at DelVitt Clinton High School was now but one of many precious moments that was to be locked in our minds, some of us were now to enter a strange school, once again as fresh- men. Does man ever achieve his goals or does he merely keep creating more of them? ALLEN BRESLOXV LIONTE LICHTIGER 1 lm 1,0 X X, Xlxlyhw' 2? mlfbkfgf Y, nflfidlflgvl fl fl Vw vo . ...L N .H ffm., ' mf A' lf LUNCH ROOM SQUAD Mr. H. Iacobsohn, Mr. VV. Trulio, Mr. J. Prezioso BIOLOGY OFFICE SQUAD Dr. I. Mandel ITALIAN CLUB Miss C. Capocelli SQUAD C-.0. Mr. A. Isaacs Mr. D. Tobey AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS NEWMAN CLUB Mr. M. Sherrin Mr. C. Cillen DEANIS OFFICE SQUAD Mr. A. Feibusch SENIUR5 Z j 1 V X 1 j,fff!,f, S 9 XXQ X f ff 522 ' ' Xi Q I J I, 4 gp i '3' 9 - -- x, - -,.: 3: 2 w I Q - 1 gl.-8.15 is t ,ex 11.4 rf, yi J.. fi! ' Q7 X ,,..-:ali fi L 32 -1-l - 4:11 X44 if ,j..,, x - A if -Y K ,-- .-- vw- W A --, ..-.ns-J-qv - -- f-091' t F ,Q 5 5 i-vf,p A.. --: 4 - -' :g-- Au I-V f A i ,l 1.-9-4, l.... - . -,.,.- .-iff ' - '- -i .i ,i gr- s X ' , LEWIS AARONSON Continental N.Y.U. Handball Team, Captain of Squad X, Evening School Oilice Squad, Equity Community Theatre Squad Mechanical Engineer FRANK ADAMO C.C.N.Y. Track Team, Health Ed. Squad Electrical Engineer CONRAD ADELMAN Connie N.Y.U. Senior Prcsidcnt, Arista, Sr. Or- chestra, Sr. Band, Dance Band, Squad P. S., C.O. Rcprcscntativc, Ilonor School, City VVidc G.O. Representative Nuclear Enginccr CHARLES AHLERT Chuck 1 n o ' in ofS icq, aguc, He. 1 J S 1 ' R Air gf 55232 EUGENE ALBRICHT Howard University Language Oflice Squad, Track Team, Service League, Senior Council, Cv.O. Representative, Health Ed. Squad, Leadership WVeekend Counsellor, Locker Room Squad Electrical Engineer STEPHEN ALEXANDER Alex C.C.N.Y. Library Squad Engineer ROBERT ALPECIANI Bobbyv VVestchester Com. Col. S 'ce League JAMES ALSTON jiminey Brandeis G.O. President, Chairman of Prom Committee, 6th and 7th Form President, Track Team, G.O. Squad, President of House of Rep- resentatives, Arista OHice Squad, Dean,s OfHce Squad, Leadership Weekends, Delegate to Bronx G.O. Council, Music Nite Committee, Intramurals Physician JOEL ALTER C.C.N.Y. Squad P. S., Arista Ofiice Squad, Alumni Squad, Track Team, Clinton News,', Honor School Dentist HAROLD ANDERSON Andy', C.C.N.Y. Guidance Office Squad, Library Squad, Service League Chemical Engineer LARRY ANDERSON Larry Cer nics Squad Gy ANTHON ANTONECCHIA Tony Fordham Student Court, Italian Club, New- man Club Pharmacist MARVIN ANZEL Angy N.Y.U. Intramurals, C-.O. Representative, Service League, Lunch Room Squad Businessman BERNARD ARONSON Bernie C.C.N.Y. Student Court, Honor School Lunch Room Squad Civil Engineer 7 sgslgid ALAN ATKINS Al Boston University Senior Oiiice Squad, Health Ed. Squad, Clinton Nexvsi, journalist STUART ATLAS Lunch Room Squad U. S. Air Force CHARLES A. AUGUSTUS Chuck N.Y.U. Magpie Squad, C.O. Representa- tive, Associate Board of Clinton Newsn History Teacher EDWARD BABB Eddie N.Y.U. Sr. Orchestra, Cross Country Team, Track Team, Student Court, Senior Council Surgeon HERBIAN BACLEY Nick Track Team, Senior Chorus LAVVREN LDY all BIICHA BANDL Mike Col bia Features Editor of Clinton Newsf' Managing Editor of Clintonian,v Arista, Tennis Team, Library Squad, Honor School journalist MELVIN BARNES L. I. Agr. and Tech. Inst. Track Team, Cross Country Team, Service League Male Secretary RICHARD BABNETT Dick Library Squad, Lunch Room Squad, Class Nite, Visual Aids Squad U. S. Army IACK BARRY C.C.N.Y. Captain of Service League, Cen- eral Science Squad, Health Ed. Squad, Manager of Track Team, Squad S. O. Advertising HAIG BARSAMIAN Hike Princeton Rccord Room Squad Scientist LEVVIS BARSHAK Lou N.Y.U. Intramurals, Lunch Room Squad, Health Ed. Squad Businessman STEPHEN BELL Str-vc Univ. of Penn Arista, Squad P. S., Student Court Arista Oiiicc Squad, Health Ed Squad Dentist PHIL BENANTI 'Noseu Visual Aids Squad T.V. Cameraman ROBERT BERG Bob Brooklyn Polytechnic Inst. Lunch Room Squad Civil Engineer EDVVARD BERCER Eddie Electrical Engineer RICHARD BERCRIN Rick Cooper Union Clintonian,' Squad, Latcness Squad, Library Squad Architect STEPHEN BERK Paul Smith Sq. X, Lunch Room Squad, Cap- tain of Cheerleaders Hotel Manager BIATTHEVV BERLINER Mat C.C.N.Y. Lunch Room Squad, Locker Room Squad, Library Squad, Co-Captain of Intramurals Team, C.O. Rep- resentative Stock Broker MICHAEL BERNOVVICH Mickey Bowling Team MARTIN BERNSTEIN Bernie C.C.N.Y. Arista, Tennis Team, Newspaper Squad, Ilouse of Representatives, Record Room Squad, Lunch Room Squad, Library Squad, Health Ed. Squad. Electrical Engineer MICHAEL BERNSTEIN C.C.N.Y. G.O. House of Representatives, Senior Council, Health Ed. Squad, Service League, Locker Room Squad Chemical Engineer STEPHE BE Y Saint C.C.N.Y. e, 'Ma ' ' S ad .B 7 . NEIL BETTEN N.Y.U. Fifth Form President, House of Representatives, Form Council, Track Team, Cross-Country Team, C.O. Squad, Executive Council Lawyer may H16 21 ootball ea , ogy S , Lu oon q , 1 J ar ac ROBERT BIE R ClllC'21 n Tc: cher C2 KURT BIRKENMAIER Birk C.C.N.Y. Biology Squad, Locker Room Squad, Lunch Room Squad Engineer BERNHARD BISCHOFF Bernie C.C.N.Y. Sr. Orchestra, General Oflice Squad Electrical Engineer ARTHUR BLAIR Red C.C.N.Y. Service League, Health Ed. Squad Chemical Engineer BIICHAEL BLANK Mike C.C.N.Y. Honor School, Locker Room Squad, Health Ed. Squad Civil Engineer WILLIAM BLESSINC Bill Locker Room Squad, Lunch Room Squad If . I. I. If Ji,-ex f , if -,f if STANLEY BLICHT C.C.N.Y. Library Squad, Newspaper Squad, Lunch Room Squad, Health Ed. Squad Certified Public Accountant BARRY BONETT Butch N.Y.U. Aeronautical Engineer JOSEPH BORRELLI The Baron Air Force Training School Lunch Room Squad, Health Ed. Squad Mechanic C lintonian Hierarchy NIELVIN BOWERS Dutch Football Team, Alumni Squad, Service League, Locker Room Squad, Library Squad, Lunch Room Squad Automobile Mechanic ALLEN BRAUNSCHWEICER Browney Hobart Football Team, Arista, Clinton News, Service League, Honor School, Health Ed. Squad, Library Squad, Lunch Room Squad Medical Doctor STEVEN BRAUNSTEIN Izzy N.Y.U. Staff Editor of Clinton Newsfl Swimming Team Civil Engineer LAYVBENCE BRAYVER Larry Brooklyn College Health Ed. Squad, Service League Advertising Art IAY BRECMAN N.Y.U. Sr. Band, Tennis Team, Dance Band, Sr. Orchestra Physicist I ,fi , gg Y ff VM , . . . C ity College We ALLEN BRESLOW A1 Columbia Editor-in-Chief of the Clinton Newsf' Arista, Sr. Band, Literary Editor of the Clintonian,', Student Court, General Science Squad, Honor School, House of Repre- sentatives, Visual Aids Squad Lawyer TED BROOME N.Y.U. Clinton News,', Biology Squad Electrical Engineer BARRETT BROWD Fordham Service League, G.O. llousc of Representatives, Prom Committee, Senior Oflicc Squad, Basketball Team, Tennis Team, Lunch Room Squad, Language Oflice Squad, Ilonor School Advertising JAMES BROWN Jimmy N.Y.U. Guidance Squad Engineer BILL BUNTE Big Billv Health Ed. Squad, Math Office Squad Orthopedic Mechanic GEORGE BUNZEL U. S. Coast Guard Academy G.O. Representative, Track Team Military Career JAMES BUTTS Jimmy Lunch Room Squad U. S. Air Force EDWARD BYRNES Eddie C.C.N.Y. Businessman PETER CAFARO Service League, Lunch Room Squad, Locker Room Squad, Health Ed. Squad JOHN CAIVANO Johnny Draftsman JOSEPH CALANDRA Joe SKecli.fS?'c Q j KENNETH CAMELO Chicky Cooper Union Library Squad, Locker Room Squad, Lunch Room Squad Draftsman JOHN CARDINALE Cards C.C.N.Y. EDWVARD CARNESALE Ed Baseball Team, Service League Baseball Player YVARREN CARROLL Baby Face Cooper Union Guidance Office Squad, Honor School, Health Ed. Sggrad f' A ilk jak DAVID CARTER Football Team gewgfiwef , ,J afu-QA! 6 QLLLU IULIAN EITLIN T Speaking ck 1 e Ofiice Squad, Eve- c ool'OHice Squad usinessman Y CHARNIN T N. Y. C. Community College Intramurals Dental Mechanic LAWRENCE CINER Larry C Sr. Orchestra Accountant FRANK CIOFFI Cornell Guidance OHice Squad, General Office Squad, Library Squad Artist DAVID COHEN Dave Columbia Squad X, Clinton Youth 6: Adult Center, Dean's Office Squad, Track Team, Equity Community Theatre Doctor GEORGE COHEN C .C.N.Y. Gui 1 e ce Squad Student C21 ia ,X ouse of Repre- s , o Engineer E K LAURENCE COHEN Larry Hunter Sr. Chorus, Locker Room Squad, Health Ed. Squad, Equity Theater Usher, Intramurals Teacher MURRAY COHEN Mickey Q .Y.U. Chemistry ad Lu h 31 1 tude u ix iary, eal 1 Ed Busi nan WILLIAM COLAVITO Bill Fordham Chief justice of Student Court, Student Cabinet, Newman Club, Pan-American Club, Representa- tive to National Conference of Christians and Jews Physician RICHARD COOPER ..C00p,, Electrician JOE COPPOLA Joey Service League IXIICHAEL CORRENTE Miken Cornell Track cz Field Team, Intramurals Hotel Manager JOSEPH CORTELLI Joe Cornell Football Team BARRY JAY CRONIN B. Jay State University of Iowa Clinton Marching Band, Concert Band, Sr. Orchestra, Jr. Band, Ilcacllincs Editor of Clinton News, Art Editor of Clintonian,,' Senior Class Nite Committee, Locker Room Squad, Ilcalth Ed. Squad Director WILLIAM CROOKS Bill N.Y.U. C.O. Ilouse of lc er 'ntatives, Service League, S. fches a, '. Orchcstr ctricia PHEN CROWN Steve C.C.N.Y. Clinton Ncwsf' Biology Squad JOSEPH CULHANE Joe C.C.N.Y. Library Squad HUGH CUSACK ..Q,, Lunch Room Squad, Library Squad, Locker Room Squad I.B.M. Operator ,f . If ,uf P. 6'AMBR ro NYUAX ag J ly ad,ItzanC1 '- ance O e A er e Le' Due, Healt . Squad. Swi ming Squad, Library S u rich Room Squad Civil Engineer LEONARD D'ANCELICA LQUUY C.C.N.Y. Italian Club, Service League Engineer ROBERT DAVIS Little Moen Pratt Institute STANLEY DAVIS Stun Brandeis University Sports Editor of Clinton News and Clintonian,H Arista, Sr. Band, Soccer Team, Chemistry Squad Businessman RICHARD DELANEY Dick Newman Club, Pan - American Club, French Club Businessman JEROME DeLEO IQYTY N.Y.U. Guidance Office Squad, Library Squad, Lunch Room Squad Landscaper HARVEY DENEROFF Harade Cglunqbja Jr. Band, Sr. Band, Sr. Orchestra Certilied Public Accountant 4' PHILIP DeNOBREGA MIDCIIOS, Business Executive VICTOR de PICCIOTTO Dee Air Force Academy Service League Pilot BIICHAEL DeROSA Mike Captain of Baseball Team, Dean's Office Squad HOXVARD DEUTSCH Lapps Cornell Editor of i'Clinton News, Lateness Squad, Magpie Bio-chemist ERNEST DIABIOND Skippy C.C.N.Y.! Aeronauti 'al Engineer p , 4!V,MW A! ! ' X , ,W .f ff f WLM! X yi , X ,ff N iff QWM J f f f ,!'47,,' JW, f :YXW7 I MIKE DiCENNARO U. S. Naval Academy Guidance Office Squad, Italian Club, Service League ALOYS DILL Al C.C.N.Y. Track Team, Service League, Li- brary Squad Electrical Engineer PIERRE DILLARD Pierre C.C.N.Y. Track Sz Field Team, Sr. Orchestra Engineer ,L , 'Z ' ' fl a 7 , ',.',f ff, ,iff-rg ARTHUR DINERSTEIN Artie C.C.N.Y. Accountant DAVID L. DODGE XVhitey Cornell Track Team, Captain of Radio Club, Physics Squad, Biology Club, Biology Squad, Chemistry Squad, Locker Room Squad Communications Engineer f ' f 'f F 37 RICHARD DOLINSKY Morris N.Y.U. Swimming Team Veterinarian JOSEPH DONOCHUE English Locker Room Squad, Service League, Lunch Room Squad Diver JAMES D OHUE Jimbo C.C.N.Y. iist RY ISCOLL N.Y.U. Clinton Newsf, Magpic,' Doctor FEODOR DUDUK Freddy Brooklyn College Doctor JOHN DUCCAN Duke Community College Clinton Newsf, Magpie Sports-Cartoonist LESLIE DUNN LCS C.C.N.Y Rifle Team, Arista, Honor School Dramatics, Chemistry Squad Chemical Engineer JOHN EBERT Johnny Italian Club MELVIN EDELMAN Mel Service League, Health Ed. Squad U. S. Army RICHARD ECCLER Hard-Boiled Squad X, Health Ed. Squad Conservationist SANFORD EISLER Sandy N.Y.U. English Oiiice Squad, Pan-Amer- ican Club, School Representative at National Council of Christians and Jews Bio-Chemist RALPH ELFAND Draftsman STEPHEN ELSTER Steve Marietta of Ohio Manager of Football Team, Dean's Oflice Squad, Lunch Room Squad, Emergency Room Squad, Health Ed. Office Squad, Equity Otlice Squad, Library Squad, Squad X, House of Representatives Public Relations EDWARD ENGLISH Eddie-E Seton Hall Basketball Team, Library Squad, Service League Professional Basketball Player REYNOLD ESTON Red C.C.N.Y. Clinton Newsf, Senior Chorus, Li- brary Squad, Health Ed. Squad, Math Oilice Squad Businessman STEVEN ESTRIN Ess Annapolis Captain of Track and Field Team, Captain of Math Office Squad, Biology Squad, Health Ed. Squad Architect LEONARD FARBOWITZ Lenny C.C.N.Y. Health Ed. Squad, Lunch Room Squad Businessman NICHOLAS FARESE Apache Guidance Otlice Squad, Intra- murals, Locker Room Squad Millionaire HAROLD F ASKOWITZ Hal C .C.N.Y. Lunch Room Squad, Math Oflice Squad Millionaire SEYMOUR FEDER Cy C.C.N.Y. Alumni Squad, Health Ed. Squad, Lunch Room Squad, Locker Room Squad Accountant DANIEL FEICEN Danny C.C.N.Y. Dean's Oflice Squad, Health Ed. Squad, Lunch Room Squad Engineer IRWIN FEINCOLD Auto Mechanic GERALD FERNIAN Jerry C.C.N.Y. Hebrew Club, Orchestra, Lunch Room Squad Lawyer ANCELO FERRARA Curly Brooklyn Community College Service League Automotive Mechanic JEROME FIBER C.C .N.Y. Electrical Engineer STEVE FISHER D00 lNliCl1lg8.I1 Alunmi Squad, Locker Room Squad, Lunch Room Squad, Intra- murals Dentist VVILLIABI FLEBHNIINC Bill C.C.N.Y. Track Team, Leadership XVeekend Counsellor, Lunch Room Squad, Squad P. S. Health Ed. Teacher ROBERT FOLEY Bob N.Y.U. Sr. Orchestra, Ir. Orchestra, ':Mag- piev Engineer NORMAN FOX Ohio State General Office Squad, House of Representatives, Health Ed. Squad Lawyer STEVE FREMED Johnny N.Y.U. Service League, Locker Room Squad, Library Squad, Lunch Room Squad, Intramurals Salesman HAROLD FREY Little John Syracuse Football Team, Squad X, Locker Room Squad Government Forester LOUIS FRIEDMAN Lou,' Purdue Committee Chairman on Arista, Track Team, Board of Governors, Cross-Country Team, Intramurals, Student Court, Arista Oflice Squad, Clinton News, Sr. Orchestra, G.O. House of Representatives, G.O. Form Council, Student Teacher of Leadership Weekends Electrical Engineering ROBERT FROHMANN Bob Locker Room Squad, Ir. Band Butcher HARVEY FRUCHTER Iflarv N.R.7.U. Assistant Editor-in-Chief of Clin- tonian,', Clinton Newsf, Baseball Team, Tennis Team, G.O. Repre- sentative, Guidance Office Squad, Biology Ofliee Squad, Arista OH'ice Squad, Health Ed. Squad, Honor School, G. O. Form Councils, In- tramurals Civil Engineer ANTHONY CACLIANO Tony Hunter English Office Squad, Locker Room Squad, Squad P. S. Engineer Y f ' I J ALLAGHER jim Locker om Squad, Lunch Room Squad, Service League Custom Shop Owner MARTIN GANZCLASS Marty C.C.N.Y. Arista, Assistant Literary Editor of the Clintonian,v Proof Editor of the Clinton News, Committee Chairman of the Student Court, Pan-American Club, Honor School Lawyer PAUL GARTNER Pablo Columbia Leader of Arista, Vice Pres. of G.O., Clintonian, Committee Chairman on Student Court, Pan- American Club, Arista Oflice Squad, Leadership Weekends, In- tramurals Lawyer CARY GELEFSKY N.Y.U. Service League, Intramurals, Math Office Squad, Lunch Room Squad, Squad X Real Estate Broker LEONARD CELLER Lenny Auto Mechanic JOHN GENTILELLA Johnny G. Hofstra Italian Club, Varsity Football Team, Library Squad Engineer OUIS GERST Lou . Medi Roo A c, of L ' d ,lo , I .U . esenta' s, cing eam, heerle r, , .ggi K Ro 21 , ' , 9' 5 3. q u .'5 'f if , Photo by L. Grossman Plankton, Plants, and Paohyderms JOHN GERSTENBERC STAN GLOCOVVER l0hHf1Y G- Hofstra C.C.N.Y. Health Ed- SQ'-lad Lunch Room Squad U. S. Air Force U, S, Navy HOWARD GETZEL FRANCIS CLYNN C.C.N.Y. Squad X Iet Pilot ANTHONY C 0 BERNARD CODFREY Iewl . Neil L' af ilk Q- 11 f Football Team, Guidance Office ' S- N 'Y ,M Squad, C.O. Representative -' Health Ed. Teacher ALEX GIUBIETTI BIARTIN COLD Al Air Force Academy Marietta Service League Track Squad, Sr. Orchestra, Sr. Pilot Band Accountant HERB CLICKSBIAN KALMAN GOLDBERC C.C.N.Y. Kal C.C.N.Y. Intramurals, Health Ed. Squad, Ir. G.O. Squad, Intramurals, Arista, Band Health Ed. Squad, Medical Room Millionaire Squad Engineer DAVID COLDBLATT Monk Locker Room Squad, Service League, Handball Team Printer BERNARD GOLDHILL BOD N.Y.U. Basketball Team, Baseball Team Accountant JOEL GOLDMAN Coldy Ithaca Captain of Biology Office Squad, Senior Office Squad, Track and Field Team, jr. Band, Cross-Coun- try Team, Intramurals Business Administrator RICHARD COLDMAN Richic U. of Missouri Arista Office Squad, Intramurals, Clinton Newsf' Squad P.S. Journalist MARVIN GOLDRICH Football Team Engineer NORMAN COLDSTEIN C.C.N.Y. Lunch Room Squad, Attendance Office Squad ZW D STANLEY COLDSTEIN DOC N.Y.U Cuidance Office Squad, Student Court, G.O. Representative, I Band, Health Ed. Squad Doctor 42 fn. STANLEY COLDSTEIN Red C.C.N.Y. Student Court, Physics Squad Electronics Engineer IRWIN GOLLY Jolly c.C,N.Y. Football Team, Library Squad nginee MARTIN GOOD AN Doc Marietta Track 61 Field Tea , Cross-Coun- try Team, Medi Room Squad, Alumni Squa f ath Oflice Squad octor SHELDON GOOTBLATT N.Y.U. Bowling Team, Lunch Room Squad, Library Squad, Sr. Or- chestra Teacher LEROY CORELICK Lee An 'och Senior C us, ' ce Squad 7 jimi PETE CORMAN Tony Hunter Lunch Room Squad Business Manager THUR CORZECNO Pl ' -s uad, Orchestra, Band XMeclranic W S0517 PHILIP COTTFRIED Phil N.Y.U. G.O. Treasurer's Squad, Commer- cial Oilice Squad Engineer ALAN CRAZIO Al C.C.N.Y. Clintonian Squad, Service Lea- gue I Mechanical Engineer STANLEY GREENBAUM Stan N.Y.U. Photo Editor of Clinton News, Photo Editor of Clintonian,', Late- ness Squad, Camera Club, Asst. Manager of Football Team, Mag- pie, C.O. Representative, Lunch Room Squad, Attendance Squad Businessman BERT CREENBERC C.C.N.Y. Student Court, Library Squad, Health Ed. Squad. IRA GREENBERG Michigan State Orchestra, Lunch Room Squad, Alumni Squad Accountant ROBERT CREENSTEIN Bob C.C.N.Y. G.O. Treasureris Squad, Alumni Squad Electrical Engineer JAKE GREGORY Swimming Team, Lunch Room Squad Commercial Artist JOHN CRIMES johnny N.Y.U. qu . Track Tea 1 Cuid- S , . . , an S , I ua , Sr. B , jr. and chanical Engineer 4 ALAN GROSSMAN Al C.C.N.Y. Engineer JEROME GROSSMAN Cross Columbia Basketball Team, Golf Team, Arista, Empire Boyis State, Rich- ard D. Welling Conference, Presi- dent of C-.O., C.O. Squad Lawyer and Accountant LAWRENCE CROSSMAN Larry C.C.N.Y. Asst. Photo Editor of Clintonian,', Photo Editor of Clinton News,', Parents Association Photographer, Intramurals, Honor School, Alumni Squad Bio-Chemist HAROLD CURIAN Coon Michigan State Track Team, Service League, Deanis Office Squad, Health Ed. Squad Chemical Engineer RICHARD CUTERWILL Hunter Senior Chorus, Service League, Library Squad, Lunch Room Squad Executive JOSEPH HACK Cornell Agriculturist so-J War ,at aa STEPHEN HADERMAYER Steve Intramurals, Bowling Team Commercial Artist OWEN HALEY OWGI1 Oswego Biology Office Squad, Health Ed. Squad, Intramurals, Baseball Team Industrial Art Teacher STEPHEN HALPERN Steve Rochester Arista, Sr. Orchestra, Sr. Band, Music Students Council, Mag- pie,', Chemistry Squad Foreign Correspondent GEORGE IIAMMER Gettysburg Honor School, Health Ed. Squad, Managing Editor of UClintonian Engineer ARNOLD HANDLER Arnie Library Squad, Pan-American Club, Assistant Exchange Editor of Clin- ton News, Arista, Math Office Squad Lawyer RONALD HANSTEIN Rusty U. S. Air Force Academy Art Squad, Lunch Room Squad, Health Ed. Squad, Student Court, Stagecraft Squad Pilot ARTHUR HARDMAN Ditto', Brooklyn Polytechnic Inst. Squad X, 7th Form Council, Intra- murals, House of Representatives Aeronautical Engineer KENNETH HARPER Kenny Pratt Vice-President of Senior Chorus nte ior Detoratqr . ki, is Q5 fhnql 59 Z' LM awe ARNOLD HARRIS Arne Juilliard School of Music Musician HUGH HARRIS Al Howard University Library Squad, Track Team, Health Ed. Squad Pharmacist ROBERT HARRIS Bo-Do Morgan Track Team, Cross-Country Team, Class Nite, Service League, Lunch Room Squad, Senior Chorus, C.O. Representative ,. Health Ed. Teacher ,.QM f'L,,g A l Tvs? ,Qx.fdo v If I al EUGENE HARRISON Gene Ohio University Arista, Student Court, Visual Aids Squad, Library Squad, Pan-Amer- ican Club, Biology Office Squad Architectural Engineer DAVID HAYES Dave Captain of Bowling Team Navy BARRY HEETTNER Buffalo Health Ed. Squad, Lunch Room Squad Dentist l M.-4 NIARSHALL HELFAND The Buzz Syracuse Service League, Senior Chorus, Lunch Room Squad Physician KARL HENKEL Hank Purdue Paratrooper REUBEN HERTZ Rube C.C.N.Y. Fencing Team, Emergency Room Squad, Locker Room Squad, Math Office Squad, Lunch Room Squad Doctor ALAN HEYER A1 C.C.N.Y. Locker Room Squad, Band, Intra- murals, Library Squad, Lunch Room Squad Trucker LEONARD HIMELFARB Bowling Team, Locker Room Squad, Service League, Library Squad, Orchestra 'f 1 Much Ado About G00 ff S d, : League, PHILIP HINDERSTEIN Phil Ohio State Student Court, Senior Chorus, Arista, Leadership VVeekends, Alumni Squad, Intramurals Engineer HOWARD HINDIN Howie Cooper Union Magpie, Intramurals Electrical Engineer LESLIE HINDS Les C.C.N.Y. Biology -,Office Squad, Library Squad, Dean's Oilice Squad, Serv- ice League, Senior OHice Squad, Buior horus , ROBERT HINRICHSEN Bob C.C .N.Y. HE To SCH U Denison . Hepa-nt' t' , Senior Oflice uadw, ch Ro Squad, Intra- urals E eer PHILIP HIRSCH Herc C.C.N.Y. Honor School, Health Ed. Squad, Squad P.S. Mechanical Engineer HERBERT HITZIG Bert New York Community Col. Senior Chorus, Track Team, Music Nite Owner of Menis Store ERROL HOBERMAN Westchester Community College Service League, Sound Squad, llealth Ed. Squad DANIEL HOGAN Ding Dong Health Ed. Squad U. S. Army CIL HOLLANDER Philo Syracuse Math Office Squad Businessman SAM HOLLANDER C.C.N.Y. Clinton Nite, G.O. Representative, Dance Band, Sr. Band, Sr. Or- chestra, Jr. Band, General Science Squad, Medical Room Squad Electrical Engineer VINCE HOLUP Valentino Salesman ARTHUR HOROWITZ Bock Columbia Clinton News, Arista, Clinton- ian, G.O. Representative, Record Room Squad, Lunch Room Squad Eg Lawier ZDIIZ RICHARD HORVATH Richie VVork for Telephone Co. RICHARD HOUSNER Riehy C. .Y. Cli on News,', Ar O ce qua 3 egr RICHIE HOWELL Gambler Cornell Lunch Room Squad, Fencing Team, Locker Room Squad, Health Ed. Squad Livestock Breeder FRANK HRICAY Frankie Babe Pittsburgh Electrical Engineer THOMAS HUSSEY Huss Seton Hall Dean's Oflice Squad, Service League, Library Squad, Guidance Office Squad, Health Ed. Squad Businessman VINCENT IPPOLITO Gimp Columbia Newman Club, Italian Club, Rec- ord Room Squad, Lunch Room Squad Doctor RICHARD ITSKOFF It'SD Lycoming President of Senior Chorus, Varsity Football Team, Squad X Draftsman RONALD JACOBS ROIIHY Hunter Locker Room Squad Teacher ALLEN JACOBSON N.Y.U. General Science Squad, Visual Aids Squad, Library Squad Chemical Engineer JESSE IENNINC ..JeSs,, Service L ' 11 e, He th .Qquad, ker ctrician 53 FRANK IOST Pete C.C.N.Y. Dean's Oflice Squad, Library Squad, Health Ed. Squad, Captain of Rifle Team, Art Office Squad, Student Court, Lunch Room Squad, English Office Squad, Record Room Squad Policeman EDDIE KAGAN University of Nebraska Health Ed. Squad, Evening School Oflice Squad, Lunch Room Squad Engineer MALCOLBI KAHL Mal Columbia Arista, Photo Editor of Magpie, Honor School, Camera Club, Health Ed. Squad, Alumni Pho- tographer Lawyer YC? 15 K EDXVIN KAHN Ed. C.C.N.Y. Engineer STEVVART KAHN Genghis Brooklyn Com. Col. Lunch Room Squad IVAN KALTER Ive C.C.N.Y. Lunch Room Squad, English Oiiice Squad Businessman EARL KABIBER Library Squad, Health Ed. Squad, Track and Field Team, Lunch Room Squad U. S. Navy STAN KANOFF Red Godfrey N.Y.U. English Oflice Squad, Intramurals, Health Ed. Squad Engineer ROBERT KAPLAN Alfred Asst. Business Manager of Mag- pie, Intramurals Veterinarian SEYBIOUR KAPLAN Ensign Hunter Visual Aids Squad, Service League, Sr. Band, Ir. Band, Health Ed. Squad Business Manager STANLEY KATZ SHUI C.C.N.Y. Manager of Football Team, Lunch Room Squad, Health Ed. Squad Business Manager BERNIE KATZENSTEIN Bernie Service League, Lunch Room Squad, Locker Room Squad Success FRANK KEENAN Naneek State Martime College Newman Club, Lunch Room Squad, Track Team Ship's Captain MELVYN KEINER Mel Magpicu Squad, Bowling Team, Library Squad, Arista, Ilonor School, Lunch Room Squad Doctor JOSEPH OC Joe Yale S Preside PATRICK HANE Pat Newman Club, Record Room Squad, Service League, Pan-Ameri- can Club, Health Ed. Office Squad Businessman RICHARD KHENTICAN Richie Captain of Basketball Team, Eng- lish Office Squad, Health Ed. Squad, Lunch Room Squad Sporting Goods Store Owner ,WM QW GEORGE KIPP Specs C.C.N.Y. Cheer Leader, Newman Club, G.O. Oflice Squad, House of Rep- resentatives JOSEPH KLAUSZ Santa Squad X, Intramurals, Trinity Club BRUCE KLEIN Buddy C.C.N.Y. Dean's OHiee Squad, Honor School, Health Ed. Squad Engineer NEIL KLEIN Alumni Squad 'Television Technician CHARLES KLOTZKIN C.C.N.Y. Track Team, Math Office Squad Dentist CARL KOENICSBERG N.Y.U. Track Team, Library Squad, News- paper Squad, Health Ed. Squad Businessman STEVEN KOFFLER Steve New York Com. Col Locker Room Squad, Health Ed. Squad, Biology Oflice Squad, In- tramurals, Stagecraft Squad Advertising Manager PAUL KONIGSBERG Paul C.c.N.Y. Projectionist GEORGE KOPP Duke Baseball Team, Health Ed. Squad PETER KORN Pete C.C.N.Y. Deanls Office Squad, Squad S.O., Health Ed. Squad, Record Room Squad, General Office Squad Foreign Service RONALD KORN Ronnie Colgate Captain of Squad G.O,, Cross- Country Team, Board of Gover- nors, Vice-Leader of Arista, Form Council, G.O. Office Squad, Co- Captain of Track Team Accountant DAVID KOVELESKI Al LaGuardia Aeronautical School Service League, Lunch Room Squad Photo by L. Grossman CHARLES KOZAKIEWICZ C .C .N .Y. Social Studies Squad SABIUEL KRATTER C.C.N.Y. English OECG Squad Engineer RICHARD KRISTAL C.C.N.Y. Biology Squad, Track Team, House of Representatives, Intramurals Electrical Engineer PAUL KROM Stretch XVagner General Science Squad, Business Staff of Magpie,', Health Ed. Squad Radio and TV Engineer YVILLIABI KROPP Bill Hunter Lunch Room Squad Engineer LOUIS LAJOIE Lulu,' N. Y. Maritime College Senior Chorus, Lunch Room Squad, Art Squad, Poster Squad Merchant Marine WILLIAM LANGSTON Chet C.C.N.Y. Honor School, Latcn s Squad T acher .fx I ALFRED LaPORTE N.Y.U. Jr. Band, Library Squad, Service League, Swimming Team Engineer BRUCE LASKY JOHN M. LaSORSA Johnny Columbia Italian Club, Newman Club, Stu- dent Court, Intramurals Nuclear Physicist ROBERT LAWNER Bob C.C.N.Y. Lunch Room Squad Business Executive S NL LA E B Morgan State Li rar ' u d ervice League lec i E i eer IRA LEIBOWITZ Pratt Class Nite, Lunch Room Squad, Intramurals Commercial Artist MANNY LEIFER Premo R.C.A. School Service League U. S. Navy,Radio Operator Gia! A fl BARRIE LEITER Bart C.C.N.Y. Sr. Orchestra Novelist VINCENT LENTINI Vinnie L.I.U. Fencing Team, Pan-American Club, Lunch Room Squad, Swim- ming Team Engineer JEFF LESHAW Jef-I Ithaca College Football Team, Library Squad, Fencing Team, Lunch Room Squad Businessman BARRY LEVIN Cortland State Teachers College Football Team, Service League Health Ed. Teacher DAVID LEVINE Dave N.Y.U. Commercial Office Squad, Dearfs Oflice Squad Aeronautical Engineer MICHAEL LEVINE Mike N.Y.U. Dean,s Office Squad, Treasurer's Oilice Squad Engineer THEODORE LEVITON Ted N.Y.U. Squad P.S., Service League, Lunch Room Squad Dentist EDWARD LEV ITT Eddie Service League, Lunch Room Squad, Track Team, Locker Room Squad, Alumni Squad, Health Ed. Squad ALVIN LEVITZ Little Moose Lehigh Football Team, Basketball Mana- ger, Health Ed. Squad, General Office Squad, Alumni Squad, Lunch Room Squad Accountant-Lawyer KENNETH LEVY Ken C.C.N.Y. Dean's Oilice Squad Podiatrist ROBERT I. LEVVIS Bob Cerai ' Sq d st f L EDDIE LEWTER Mite C.C.N.Y. Track Team, House of Representa- tives Electrical Engineer MICHAEL LICHTENSTEIN Mike C.C.N.Y. General Office Squad, Football Team, Service League, Lunch Room Squad, Intramurals Engineer MONTE LICHTIGER Columbia Editor-in-Chief of Clintonian, Clinton Newsf' Magpie,,' Biol- ogy Squad, Swimming Team, As- sistant Manager of Baseball Team, Arista Committee Chairman, Honor School, Biology Club, Student Court, Intramurals, Representative to National Conference of Chris- tians and Jews, Student Cabinet, Health Ed. Squad Pathologist RALPH LIFSHITZ C.C.N.Y. Lunch Room Squad, Clinton News, Deanis Oflice Squad, Health Ed. Squad Millionaire JOHN LICNORE johnny N.Y.U. Service League, Lunch Room Squad, Baseball Team, Swimming Team Engineer HAROLD LINCK Harry White Plains Com. College Service League, Lunch Room Squad Draftsman CARL LINDNER C.C.N.Y. Clinton Newsf, Magpie,,' Biology Squad, Library Squad Mechanical Engineer PHILIP LIOIO Phil Cooper Union Clinton Newsf' Sr. Band, Sr. Orchestra Civil Engineer may M ! FRANCIS LIQUORI Frank Iona Italian Club, Senior Chorus, Health Ed. Squad Businessman STEPHEN LISSBERGER Steve Columbia Arista, Clintonian', Squad, Clin- ton News, Record Room Squad, Track Team, Intramurals, Honor School, Health Ed. Squad Engineer STANLEY LITTMAN Stan C.C.N.Y. Stagecraft Squad, Lunch Room Squad Came XVardcn ROBERT LONG Bob Farmingdale Dairy Farmer F W S UBR oe ter ' bil u' nee O e u' , Y Squa , Li- ' r' y Squa , H Ed. Squad, ervic gue Singer EDDIE LUCAS Pigeon Health Ed. Squad, Locker Room Squad, Magpie Squ d FRANK LUCIANI C.C.N.Y. Handball Team, Vice-President of Italian Club, 2nd Lieutenant of Biology Squad Chemical Engineer ALBERT LYNN Minnesota Health Ed. Squad Lawyer JOSEPH MACARDINO joey C.C.N.Y. Swimming Team, Italian Club Dentist ANTHONY MAGNANTI Tony Health Ed. Squad, Intramurals U. S. Navy MACK MAHO Hunter Real Estate JOSEPH MAISEL Joe Columbia Manager of Football Team, jr. Orchestra, Sr. Orchestra, Health Ed. Squad, Lunch Room Squad Pharmacist FRED MALKIN Rickey C.C.N.Y. Accountant IOHN MARANO Brooks Swimming Squad, Lunch Room Squad Police Oflicer STEVEN MARCARITOV C.C.N.Y. Lunch Room Squad, Representa- tive to National Conference of Christians and Jews, Health Ed. Squad Engineer STEVE MARUS Steve Cornell Football Team, Library Squad Agriculturalist JOHN MASCOLO Jack N.Y.U. Art Editor of 'KClinton News,' Service League Doctor DOMINICK MAURO Dom Swimming Team, Football Team U. S. Army MICHAEL MCATEER Mike Kings Point Merchant Marine Academy Library Squad, Guidance Oflice Squad, Service League Photo by L. Grossman PETER MCCARRON Bibber Service League, Locker Room Squad, Health Ed. Squad U. S. Navy THOMAS MCCOVERN Tommy Policeman ARTHUR MCINTYRE Arty Mac Notre Dame Track Team, Football Team, Serv- ice Leagu , Fencing Te' n Doctor Raifafoea T33 RICHARD MCLAUCHLIN Richie Alumni Squad, Dean's Office Squad, Track Team, Pool Squad Navy Pilot EDYVARD NICLOUCHLIN Max The Fly Community College Health Ed. Squad, Library Squad, Intramurals Nleohanic W 53 JOHN MCNICHOLAS Manhattan Biology Squad, Dean's Office Squad Engineer ROBERT MEHLER Red Biology Squad, Lunch Room Squad MICHAEL MEHLMAN Mike Western Reserve Intramurals, Squad S.O., Medical Room Squad, Health Ed. Office Squad, Manager of Basketball Team, Lunch Room Squad Dentist ROBERT MENDELSON N.Y.U. Swimming Team, Math Office Squad, Locker Room Squad Lawyer JOHN MENDICINO Iohnny Delehanty Institute Captain of Rifle Team, Dean's Office Squad Policeman 'U 7 747 glad,-jf' df. yglufjffg fx A 7 I , LfyX!f7fL1f L! RENCE MIA ' Larry Arista, Lunch Room Squad, Honor School, Magpie', Squad, English Omce Squad, Health Ed. Squad, Baseball Team Engineer BERT MILLER Butch Columbia Editor-in-Chief of Clinton Newsf' Intramurals, Class Nite, Medical Room Squad Public Relations VINCENT MINAFRI Vinny Health Ed. Squad Police Officer WILLIAM MINTON Willy Cornell Library Squad, Cross-Country Team, Track Team, Lunch Room Squad, Service League, Health Ed. Squad JOSEPH MIONIE Jerry Clintonian Squad, Swimming Team, Clinton Nite, jr. Band C T IA Little . Hunter h 15301 V qu , Service Profe. lona thlete SC1U3d is LUTZ MOECKEL Lutz C.O. Squad, Soccer Team, Trinity Club, jr. Band Electrical Engineer ggfg ' THEODORE MOE N .Y.U. Accountant RICHARD MOHL Little Richie Iona Locker Room Squad, Lateness Squad Zdg?ni02aA?fw?Z, I' , Z Q W ffl' CHRIS MOHR Cliff Art Students League Service League, Ceramics Squad, Swimming Squad, Health Ed. Squad Artist ANDREW MOLA Andy C.C.N.Y. Deanis Oilice Squad, Guidance Office Squad, Health Ed. Squad, Lunch Igmom liquad, Alumni Squad P arm' ist tg as v 1 PAT MONTETTA Zuke U. S. Air Force WILLIAM A. MONTI Billy N. Y. S. Maritime Academy President of Newman Club, Presi- dent of Italian Club, Student Cabinet, Intramurals, Student Court Engineer JOHN MORETTI johnny WVestchester Community College Service League, Locker Room Squad Policeman JEROME MORGAN Jerry University of Illinois Student Court, Biology Oflice Squad International Lawyer JACK MORCENSTEIN Jacques N.Y.S. Maritime College Lunch Room Squad, Locker Room Squad Ship's Captain V-JU' M C-Wo fvvfb' DONALD MORRIS Donnie C.C.N.Y. Chemistry Squad, Alumni Squad Businessman NATHAN NIOSKOWITZ Nat N.Y.U. Sr. Orchestra, Dean's Office Squad, Health Ed. Squad, Sr. Band, G.O. Representative Chiropractor SEYMOUR MOSKOWITZ Sy C.C.N.Y. Scholarship Room Squad, Honor School, Record Room Squad, Arista Mechanical Engineer ERRITT MULHEARN C.C.N.Y. ww WILLIAM MULLER Guy VVestchester Community College Locker Room Squad, Service League, Lunch Room Squad, Health Ed. Squad Construction Technologist KEN NACER Lunch Room Squad, Library Squad, Health Ed. Squad Pharmacist ARTHUR NASELSKY Arty N. Y. Community College Dental Technologist VV L A I N LAN Bi T65 B10 y I I A l MICHAEL NEUBAUER Mike C.C.N.Y. Business Manager of Magpie Business Administrator ROBERT NEWBERC Bob C.C.N.Y. Squad X Business Administrator JAY NEWBIAN Trinity Math ofhr-Q Squad, Principal's Squad, Health Ed. Squad Lawyer ROBERT NEWSOME Bob Parks Aviation College Pilot JOHN NICHTERN Iohnny Sailor , M1117 X L 1 Off!! fm fr I ,,l--Lf 'C- A W!ff X ,- ,,4af4,7fL,4i, if 'N-7 ' 6 K, A CORRADO NizzA Dino President of Newman Club, Italian Club, Magpie Squad, Library Squad Actor THOMAS NOONE XVinnie C.C.N.Y. Service League, Dean's Office Squad, Health Ed. Office Squad, Lunch Room Squad Electrician JAMES O'CONNOR Lightning Air Force Training School Track Team, Lunch Room Squad Mechanic LEROY O'REILLY Boo Track Team, Basketball Team LLOYD ORLOW Red Hunter Handball Team, Lunch Room Squad, Library Squad, Ir. Or- chcstra Dentist VINCENT OP-RICO Vinnie Baseball Team Professional ase er WOW rp- ROBERT TIZ Bobby ' rietta ' , ' rary S , ea t . Squa , - ness Squa rt , ootball Te Bas l T d ELLIOT PADERNACHT C.C.N.Y. Lunch Room Squad, Library Squad, Sr. Band, Sr. Orchestra, Dance Band VINCENT PALADINO Spots Service League, Dean's Office Squad, Locker Room Squad, Li- brary Squad, Record Room Squad, Health Ed. Squad Music Teacher EDVVARD PALANKER Edwado Mannes College of Music Sr. Band, Sr. Crchestra, Dance Band, Serxice League, Lunch Room Squad W Musician INIARVIN PALLAS Library Squad XVhite Collar YVorker PETER PALLATRONI Big Pete Cornell Service League, Library Squad, English Office Squad, Italian Club, Guidance Office Squad Agriculturalist RICHARD PANTNER C.C.N.Y. Engineer Parabolic Prodigies Photo by L. Grossman STANLEY PASETSKY Stan N.Y.U. Alumni Squad, Library Squad, Lunch Room Squad, Service League Accountant VINCENT PELUSIO Vinny C.C.N.Y. Rifle Team, Service League, Chem- istry Squad, Math Oilice Squad, C.O. Representative Mechanical Engineer 'X KHEDYVIN Pliiiizzghi ,...Clu ,jp 'av 5- , 5,1 wk t QmQ:6 iRmLl2.ld:gl..l?flCl'l Room 5, X- , 5fCl1ea11iS't A' M Alix' ' ' fa- gin Lvjiif ROBERT PERSKY Bob Pratt Institute Captain of Lunch Room Squad, Art Squad, Co-Captain of Stage- craft Squad, Library Squad, Mag- pie Squad, Locker Room Squad, Health Ed. Squad Industrial Designer ROBERT PETRUSCHAK Bob Soccer Team Engineer IAMES PHILLIPS jimmy C.C.N.Y. Squad X, Dance Band, Cross- Country Team Musician RICHARD PICIOCCHI P'Chubby N. Y. Community College Italian Club Millionaire LARRY PIERATTI N.Y. Community College Newman Club, Italian Club, Soc- cer Team, Handball Team, Lunch Roo1n Squad Engineer DANIEL PIETRAFESA Sonny Service League, Italian Club, Math Office Squad, Locker Room Squad Captain Draftsman MELVIN PINCUS Mel Westchester Community College Health Ed. Squad Draftsman HARVEY PINE Haw Hunter Football Team, C.O. House of Representatives, Library Squad, Intramurals Lawyer JAMES POLLIN Little Poisoni' Baseball Team, Health Ed. Squad Professional Ballplayer 1 H I I X fu ,mpppippff . f L I K,-'N MARTIN POSNER Marty Hunter Sr. Orchestra, Swimming Team Engineer 44: J LWQJMAII O R PRANSKY Duane o ermen Miami Millionaire NORMAN PULFER Speedy Treasurer's Oflice Squad, Intra- murals Businessman ' PAUL RAMIREZ junior Air Force Academy Service League, Sr. Band, G.O. Representative, Squad X, Locker Room Squad Commercial Pilot ROBERT REIRIER Bobby Service League, Lunch Room Squad, Health Ed. Squad CHARLES REMALEY Charlie Mondell Institute Health Ed. Squad Mechanical Draftsman NORMAN RESNICK Res Babe C.C.N.Y. C.O. Representative, Honor School Physicist FRED RICCI Freddy VVestchester Community College Senior President, Executive Coun- cil, Prom Committee, C.O. Repre- sentative, Service League, Lunch Room Squad Electronic Technician RALPH RICCIARDI Ricky Health Ed. Squad Millionaire CIL RICE Hunter Health Ed. Squad Printer WILLIAM RIEC Billy N.Y.U. Library Squad, Locker Room Squad, Magpie Squad, Health E ginee Ed. Squad, Lunch BEN RODRIGUEZ Benny C.C.N.Y. Disc jockey OS R LLE I ,U ey Howard ,- mo orus, Xigvlce League, A iale hows, Pe Sorgg-Co if x blliric Rooml Squid , .J Q Q17 X ' n i lr' ' ' Q ut 2. iivii at X X 1 . f -,A ' XX! , , V , BURTON ROSENBIEYCK Bert C.C.N.Y. Math OH'ice Squad, Health Ed. Squad Engineer MARVIN ROSENBLATT Marv Hunter W Service League, Track Team, C.O. fe RCPIOSE-5' t tigg,-gk1umni47VVeel'wndkf L,uH yi Squadsh p .55 xfy-ft ea ff ' ff: x.,7 1 DLX, 6 ,JI IJ 4,61- I, Q.--Qu ROBERT ROSENBLUM Bob Miami Locker Room Squad Electrical Engineer ABRAHAM ROSENTHAL Abe N.Y.U. Sr. Band, Sr. Orchestra, Visual Aids Squad, Ceneral Science Squad Trumpet Player GERALD ROSENTHAL Jerry Columbia Chief Delegate to the C.O. City Council, Advertising Editor of Clintonian,,' Advertising and Busi- ness Editor of Clinton NeWs,', Senior Council, Prom Com- znittee, Student Court, General Science Squad, Visual Aids Squad, Service League, Delegate to the N. Y. C. High School Press Council Physician MURRAY ROSENTHAL C.C.N.Y. Squad X Businessman , ,S-Llfdfgf , W-3-f+4'f.fff4fALxdf JACK ROSS Rabbit State Tech Locker Room Squad, Co-Captain of Swimming Team, Lunch Room Squad Electrical Engineer MELVYN ROTHMAN Mel University of Pennsylvania Board of Covernors, Chairman of Scholarship Committee of Arista, Lieutenant of Squad C.O., Pub- licity Committee, Prom Commit- tee, Chief Delegate to Bronx C.O. Council, Track Team, Health Ed. Squad Dentist 59 ARTHUR SETH RUBIN The Rube Columbia Colf Team, Arista, 'iClinton Newsf, Intramurals Doctor NICHOLAS SACCO Nick Westchester Community College Library Squad, Service League Millionaire SEYMOUR SALOB CY N.Y.U. Clinton Ncwsf' Magpie, Stu- dent Court, Math Office Squad, Lunch Room Squad Physician FRANKLIN SALZ Frankie STEPHEN SAINIUELSON Sammy Johns Hopkins Student Court, Tennis Team, Senior Chorus, Lunch Room Squad, Intramurals, Arista Physician HERVEY SANDE C.C.N.Y. Editor of Magpie,,' Bowling Team, Honor School, Guidance Office Squad Physician JOHN SASSANO St. Francis College Service League, Alumni Squad, Health Ed. Squad Businessman JESSE SCHARF Captain Hunter Honor School, Public Speaking Squad, Attendance Squad, Arista Office Squad, Intramurals Chemist WILLIAM SCHAUM Billy Sheet Metal VVorker WARREN SCHECHNER New York Community College Service League, Healt Ed. Squad, Lunch Room ad, F ball T ec r a Techno www ff QL JERRY SCHEINBE EW r Band anc z d, Ie rew S hestr' H th' Ed RI ARD CHIEBER 'Richiei Magpie, Service League, Lunch Room Squad U. S. Army JERRY SCHIOWITZ C.C.N.Y. Public Speaking Squad, Captain of Physics Squad, Lunch Room Squad, General Science Squad, Intra- murals, Arista OHice Squad, G.O. Representative, Honor School Electrical Engineer NATHAN SCHLAMKOWITZ Nat Library Squad, Dean's OHice Squad, Lunch Room Squad, Health Ed. Squad, Art Squad U. S. Army RONALD SCHLIMER Ronny New York Community College Captain of Service League, Biology Squad, Ir. Band, Lunch Room Squad, Bowling Team, Library Squad Dental Mechanic DICK SCHLOBOHM PDU Fort Schuyler Honor School, General Science Squad, Visual Aids Squad, Physics Squad Transportation CALVIN SCHLOSSER The Cagle Newark College of Engineering Service League, Health Ed. Squad, Lunch Room Squad, Medical Room Squad, Track Team Plastic Manufacturer BIICHAEL SCHBIELZER Mike Cooper Union Leader of Arista, Magpie Squad, GO. Representative Engineer RICHARD SCHMIDT Dick Capital Trinity Club, Art Squad, Stage- craft Squad . Lawyer Photo by L. Grossm in BASIL SCHNEEYVEIS Schnee', Chio University Dean's Office Squad, Lunch Room Squad, Teacher of Language Help Class, Chemistry Squad VVALTER SCHNEIDER Duke L.I.U. Track Team, Lunch Room Squad Certified Public Accountant BIICHAEL SCHNEIER Mike M.I.T. Vice-Leader of Arista, Student Court Uusticel, General Science Squad, Physics Squad, Visual Aids Squad Mechanical Engineer ROBERT SCHBAER Bob C.C.N.Y. Associate Editor-in-Chief of uClin- tonianf' Secretary of Arista, Clin- ton Newsf' Tennis Team, Arista Office Squad, Honor School, Leadership XVeekends Counsellor, Student Court, Arista Committee Chairman, Intramurals Mechanical Engineer HENRY SCHUH Shoeshine C.C.N.Y. Health Ed. Squad, Switch Board Squad Accountant JACK SCHULMAN Health Ed. Squad Spanish Interpreter CHARLES SCHULTZ Chuck Baseball Team, Squad P.S., Intra- murals, Health Ed. Squad U. S. Air Force JACK SCHURE Jake C.C.N.Y. Library Squad, Math Office Squad Mechanical Engineer AL SCHWARTZ Lt-X Syracuse Band Leader, Service League, Christmas Play, Track Team, Lunch Room Squad, General Office Squad, Squad P.S., G.O. Representative Advertising BOB SCHWARTZ C .C .N .Y. Senior Chorus Journalist RICHARD SEHRINC Rich U. S. Coast Guard Academy Biology Squad, Lunch Room Squad, Chemistry Squad, Squad P.S. Engineer ANTHONY SCAMBATI Tony Notre Dame Major of Service League, Track Team, Baseball Team Principal of DeWitt Clinton MYLES SHAPIRO Slim C.C.N.Y. Ir. Band, Sr. Band, Health Ed. Squad Engineer PHILLIP SHAPIRO N.Y.U. Arista, Clinton News, Squad P.S., Lateness Squad Lawyer HAROLD SHATZ Hal N.Y.U. Guidance Squad, Drama Squad Civil Engineer JACK SHERMAN Stretch Cortland State Teachers Biology Squad, Arista Oflice Squad, Medical Room Squad, Senior Chorus, Basketball Team Health Ed. Teacher MARVIN SHERMAN Marv Columbia Squad G.O., Senior Secretary, G.O. Office Squad, Squad S.O., jr. Orchestra N Pharmacist ARTHUR SHUMAN Tipper Brooklyn Swimming Squad Electrical Engineer MICHAEL SIEGEL Bridgeport Health Ed. Squad, Medical Room Squad, Basketball Team, Lunch Room Squad Accountant ROBERT SILVERSTEIN Bob Clark General Science Squad, Physics Squad, Captain of Tennis Team, Captain of Visual Aids Squad Businessman JOHN SIMEONE C.C.N.Y. Co-Captain of Math Oflice Squad Accountant RICHARD SIMMONS Sims C.C.N.Y. Phy 'cian ali 4. 4 2 Z , v Y SIMMONS Namar Boston University Captain of Swimming Team, Sr. Band, Representative to National Conference of Christians and jews Lawyer ffusfafj gpg! M I EDWARD SIMON Eddie Art Squad, Record Office Squad, Dean's Oilice Squad, Roll Book Squad, Locker Room Squad, Health Ed. Squad Franciscan Friar RICHARD A. SIMPSON C.C.N.Y. Math Office Squad, Squad X Certified Public Accountant RIC AR I G S PSON Richie English ua L n ry ea I aglyd. f . . , f 1 A ll f d, i ' u 3,4-. ' fi-, 4. rv'-e g oc 1 - ' A Y S v - A . fb Q E A RICILARD SIMS Dick johns Hopkins Business Manager of Magpie, Bowling Team, Library Squad, Arista, Health Ed. Squad Physician LARRY SIVAK C.C.N.Y. Engineer STEPHEN SLAVIN N.Y.U. Arista, Clinton Newsf' Captain of Biology Oflice Squad, Honor School, Squad P.S. Civil Engineer BIORTON SLOAN Morty Brandeis Basketball Team, Soccer Team, justice of Student Court, Commit- tee Chairman of Arista, Biology Office Squad, General Science Squad, G.O. Representative, Visual Aids Squad, Lunch Room Squad, Locker Room Squad Doctor LARRY SMILEY Intramurals, Captain of Library Squad, Lunch Room Squad, Biol- og quad - S eg' DONALE SMITH Smitty Morgan State Basketball Team Physician JASON SNOW Iasie', N.Y.U. Captain of G.O., General Office Squad, Health Ed. Squad, Lunch Room Squad, Treasurer's Oflice Squad, Administrative Oflice Squad Engineer DAVID SNYDER RCA Institute Service League, Health Ed. Squad, Lunch Room Squad yasfii Lv LAWRENCE SNYDER Michigan Ass't. Sports Editor of the Clin- tonianf' Biology Oihce Squad, G.O. Representative, Honor School, Arista Oilice Squad, Arista Journalist HENRY SOLOMON Hank University of Miami Alumni Squad, Magpie,,' Locker W1 Squad' ' TV Director C' RCE SORE ratt rt Institute a Squ. , 't Squad, Guid- an c uad le' 1 mercial Artist THOMAS SOUKAS Greek Syracuse Football Team Dentist MARTIN SPINDELL The Broke One C.C.N.Y. Lunch Room Squad 53,4 0 fcgginfigl-tin. 4.0, JERRY SPINNER Jerry Brooklyn Community Health Ed. Squad, Asst. Major of Service League Commercial Artist 64 NICHOLAS ST RACE Nick A N.Y.U. Guidance Sq , ker Room Squad, L1w SqLiad Y I l il I ff X f f ARNOL TEINBERC Nick t c.c.N.Y. Mathematician JACK STEINBOCK Jake C.C.N.Y. Biology Squad, G.O. Squad, Lunch Room Squad, Intramurals Senior Vice President Engineer SHELDON STEINER Shelly C.C.N.Y. Dance Band, Marching Band, Orchestra, Christmas Play, Lunch Room Squad, Squad P.S., Track Team Engineer LEWIS STEINHARDT Lew Hunter Bowling Team, Arista Office Squad, Locker Room Squad, Lunch Room Squad Dentist U! U HEN Y ETZ ank a S v' e e, oom , eafl d. a left ' ineer LEONARD STEINSALTZ Lenny C.C.N.Y. Student Court, Sr. Orchestra, Arista, Math Oiiice Squad, Music Room Squad, Health Ed. Squad, General Science Squad Engineer HAROLD STERN C.C.N.Y. Clinton News, 'fiviagpiev Engineer MICHAEL STISO Mike Senior Chorus, Lunch Room Squad State Trooper ARTHUR STITSKY Arty C.C.N.Y. Health Ed. Squad, Tennis Squad Engineer FREDDIE STOLLMACK Llagoo C.C.N.Y. Service League, Alumni Squad, Lunch Room Squad, Intramurals Accountant RUDOLPH STORCH Hoot Webb Institute General Science Squad, G.O. Rep- resentative, Trinity Club, Math Office Squad, Visual Aids Squad Engineer Strange Interlude Photo by L. Grossman PETER STRAUSS C.C.N.Y. 'L Bio-Chemist fgef , Cf' Lush ULU? Sadie SHELDON SUSSMAN Shelly N.Y.U. Record Room Squad, Medical Room Squad, Treasurer's Office Squad, C.O. Representative C.P.A. JOHN TACCART Johnny U. S. Navy BARRY TANKEL Tank R.P.I. Squad P.S., Intramurals Aeronautical Engineer LESTER TAUB Les C.C.N.Y. Intramurals, Junior Varsity Basket- ball, Honor School, Senior Council Engineer JOEL TAUS Llil Joe Service League Engineer in Navy ROBERT TAYLOR Teen C.C.N.Y. Locker Room Squad Court Stenographer ROBERT THIERER Bob Michigan State Senior Chorus Doctor ARTHUR TIGER Artie C.C.N.Y. Student Court Engineer SAMUEL TOPAL Sammy Davis 81 Elkins Honor School, Arista, Sr. Band, Dance Band, Biology Squad, Swimming Team, Senior Council, G.O. Representative Medicine QVeterinaryD GILBERT TORRES Tito Puente Pan-American Club, Locker Room Squad Band Leader PETER TRENTADUE Petey Italian Club, Health Ed. Squad U. S. Navy JOHN TREPCOS Tex C.C.N.Y. Football Team Insurance Salesman JOHN P. TUOHY Harry James Fordham Intramurals, History Oflice Squad, Sr. Band, Locker Room Squad, Stagecraft Squad Police Otlicer SALVATORE VERCOPIA Sal Bridgeport Basketball Team Health Ed. Teacher ROGER VOELKER Rog C.C.N.Y. Squad P.S., Arista Chemist ON RD LPE e Manhattan altl . ad A JOEL WALKER 99 C.C.N.Y. Secretary of Arista, Student Court Committee Chairman, Captain of the Attendance Squad, Arista Office Squad, Intramurals Accountant MELVIN R. WALKER MiCkCY Columbia Basketball Team, Senior Chorus, Lunch Room Squad, Library Squad Accountant BIATTHEW VVALLACK Muffy Michigan Football Manager, C.O. Oflice Squad, Intramurals, Squad C.O. Aeronautical Engineer NORMAN YVALSH Benny Goodman XVe5tlake English OfIice Squad, Alumni Squad Jazz Musician KEVIN WVARD Kev U. S. Mer. Marine Academy Service League Mechanical Engineer BIICHAEL WECHSLER Mike Trinity Arista, Golf Team, C.O. Represen- tative, Chief justice of the Student Court, Honor School Physician INIITCHELL VVEINBERC Champ Queens Intramurals, Health Ed. Squad IAY WEINER Health Ed. Squad U. S. Air Force LEON WEISINCER Leo C.C.N.Y. Service League, Library Squad, Locker Room Squad Engineer ALAN VVEINSTEIN Al C.C.N.Y. Visual Aids Squad, General Science Squad, Physics Squad, Pan-Ameri- can Club, Manager of Tennis Team Engineer ARTHUR WEINSTEIN Artie C.C.N.Y. Arista, Service League, Secretary of the House of Representatives, Manager of Track Team, Manager of Cross-Country Team Businessman ROBERT WELSH Bob Hunter Sw' iin Team H Ed. acl f ,ff ll 1' 4.2 96 BARRY WERBLOW Shorty U.C.L.A. Football Team, Lunch Room Squad, Service League, General Oflice Squad, Record Room Squad Pharmacist ARTHUR WESTERHOLM Artie Service League, Health Ed. Squad Millionaire ji ,' 4 f' I 7 ,f -5 , f Mff' ,A -'A TLT Z4 ZN74 . f11.4'f ff ..- IAINIES WESTON Red C.C.N.Y. Electrical Engineer JERRY WEXLER Ohio Health Ed. Squad, Intramurals, Christmas Play, Dramatics Club Dentist AIXIIIUIX VYE4lIIl'lUL1I'1 NVoody Ohio State Football Team Health Ed. Teacher FRANK WILSON Wee VVillie So. Ill. Captain of Football Team, Lunch Room Squad, Intramurals Health Ed. Teacher HERBERT WINTER Herb Navy Air Force EDWIN WITKIN Eddie N. Y. 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Moccia Edward Moeller Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mola Ann Moriarty Mr. and Mrs. Jack Morris Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nager Mr. and Mrs. Eleanor Newsome Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pasetsky Mr. and Mrs. Vincent G. Pelusio, Sr Mr. and Mrs. David Persky Morris and Rose Posner Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Quill Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Resnick Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Rodriguez Mrs. Helen Rolle Max and Helen Rosenblatt Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rosenthal Mr. and Mrs. Milton Rosenthal Mr. and Mrs. John Sacco Mr. and Mrs. C. Samuelson VV alter and Kathryn Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schraer Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Saul Slayin Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Smiley Mr. and Mrs. John Smith Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Snow Mr. and Mrs. August Snyder Mr. and Mrs. John Steinmetz Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Storch Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tankel Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tiger Mr. and Mrs. Louis Topal Mr. and Mrs. A. 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W 51, 1 5 f 7, M 'I - .F 4' J 'lh5'.l'gl xl vu if 'wyyll ,WV II a ' ffl 'f f r WW 4 v N Wk M : + 1 ,ff QM' ! gi A ,Q W YJJH . Q A fvww, 5 fr 6 -- V7 1f,'Cif'W 'F GL A J 'f NZIZYXHL ff ' f 'WW I' -'mfg A ' 'x W I 1 I V C JD. V301 04' ' Q 'kk-S ,-fr-JKA-1.'Usu.u 9412-H50 XGA- NM' xyx' MK In 'WT 'M7ZM '1'MWMvwi I ffbw V ' XMM0 Qcfkfy ' W- 'ffz , ' H-Sjgf 1 U Qfffffxxx X ,I .-.. , ,VK x me f f DeWitt Clinton's 1956 football team fought its way to the Bronx-Manhattan championship with a five win, one defeat record in P. S. A. L. play. Very convincing victories were dealt to Far Rockaway, Stuyvesant, Evander, Flushing, and Monroe. Our P. S. A. L. loss was to unde- feated New Dorp. However, we lost a game to Liberty High School in Bethlehem, Pennsyl- vania. Calling the plays was fleet john Gentilella. Flanking him were Mr. Creased Lightning, Co- Captain Lenny Rochester, and Ed Lewis. In the fullback spot was Dom Mauro. Catching the passes were wingmen Harry Frey and Co-Cap- tain Frank Wilson. Closing in on the line, we come to Walt Wilkinson and Art McIntyre, tackles, Bob Bieber and David Schechter, guards, and i'Woody,' Weyrauch, center. Differing from last year, injuries were kept to a minimum, although Bob Ortiz, slated to be first string quarterback, fractured his arm and was forced to remain on the sidelines the entire season. In compensation for the injury, Bob was made J. V. coach, the Hrst student coach in the city. Doon Weidman, our capable coach, also deserves credit for a job well done. NEW DORP The Governors' high spirits were abruptly cut short when undefeated New Dorp handed them their Hrst defeat in eight games and our first shutout in twelve. The final score was 20-0. With their single-wing style of play, which was new to Clinton, the Centrals scored two touchdowns in the first quarter. FAR ROCKAWAY Recording our first victory of the season, Mr. J. Prezioso and Doc J. Weidman ' 1 I 7' vQ ?f- S 'H QS'Si2 . 21 A' - gjflii Tile 3 -T-Djklk X . X Clinton downed Far Rockaway, 27-12, on Octo- ber 13. Trailing 12-0 at half time, Len Rochester went into action and ran the second half kick-off back seventy yards for a touchdown. In that same quarter, Ed Lewis scooted twenty-five yards around right end and then plunged over the one foot line to tally six more. john Genti- lella also connected for pass scoring plays. LIBERTY Clinton was defeated by Liberty High School, 35-12, in a night game held at Bethle- hem, Pennsylvania on October 26. Unfamiliar with Pennsylvania rules, Clinton trailed 27-O before the end of the first period. STUYVESANT Peter Stuyvesant and his Pegleg playmates were downed by the Governor eleven at Ran- dalls Island, 53-6, in the annual rivalry on Elec- tion Day. The score was the highest total ever amassed by the two teams in their history. Led and directed by the most valuable player, Len Rochester, who scored 28 points, the team had a field day. Rochester gained 153 yards-21 yards more than the entire Stuyvesant team. Other touchdowns were scored by Rich Itskoff and Dom Mauro. FLUSHING The Governors downed Flushing High School, 41-7, to add one more win to their total. An already common name in the scoring column, Len Rochester, scored four touchdowns and converted four times. Dom Mauro and Marv Goldrich also tallied for the Governors. EVANDER Clinton repeated last yearis victory over Evander by downing them 46-6. Rochester, once again top man, scored 3 TD's, once on an 83 yard run around left end. Evander was unable to score until the last minutes of play. Dom Mauro scored twice on a thirty yard run and a short plunge. MONROE The Red 'n' Black closed its season with a 12-0 victory over Monroe on Thanksgiving Day. Clinton took this musty game in the most hard fought battle of the year. john Gentilella's pass- ing set up the play in which Rochester ran around left end for the TD which secured the wm. Photos by L. Grossn g Qu 191 Ruff scores of 62-52, and 58-49 respectively. sl Now Clinton romped over Dodge 81-38, but had to forfeit the game due to an ineligible player. After that Clinton again downed ' Science, Music 81 Art, took Monroe and then traveled far to beat last yearis New jersey The mild winter did not bring a mild state champs, New Brunswick, 57-51, on hoop team to Clinton as the Governor five January 24. Taft forfeited to the Red 'ni Black proved when they closed their season by on February 6. Clinton then repeated their retaining the Bronx II championship crown. victories over Roosevelt and Dodge by scores The team's one P. S. A. L. loss was a forfeit to of 76-61, and 86-39, on February 11 and 15. Dodge mid-way through the season. In the Clinton field day at Dodge, Eddie Erasmus, the only team to beat Clinton English scored thirty-nine points, just four last year, drew first blood once again when short of an all-time Clinton scoring record the Governors dropped the seasorfs opener to for a single game. them, 66-54, on November 16. After four more In a rare preview of what to look for at non-league losses and one non-league win, the playoffs, the Governors got a taste of Coach Hank jacobsohn led his team on to one what was to come when they met Washington victory after another. in a non-P. S. A. L. match on February 19. We defeated Science High, 73-61, inaugu- Clinton dropped the game, 54-49, and did the rating the P. S. A. L. season on December 7. same at Madison Square Carden by the closer Captain Richie Khentigan scored 17 points. score of 55-53, on February 22. This elimi- Behind closed doors, DeWitt Clinton Hoop- nated the Governors from the playoffs for the sters beat Music 81 Art, 58-49, on December championship. 12 at Music 8C Art. Spectators were not al- Responsible for Clinton's many victories lowed into the gym during the game because was the steady scoring of Eddie English, of inadequate seating facilities, but this didn't Alvin Reid, and Mike Seigel, the play-making stop the Governors from downing M 81 A as of Captain Richie Khentigan and the constant their winning score soared up. Taft and Roose- rebounding of Sal Vergopia, the season's high velt then succumbed to the Red 'n' Black by scorer. ,war Mural tiara wry VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Mr. H. Iacobsohn f V X ff ' .L i Af Commencing on a cheerful note, the Clinton speedsters, headed by Ronald Korn and Herman Bagley, gained Hrst place in the novice division at the Cardinal Hayes Meet on January 19, one week later they placed ninth in a Held of 123 schools in the St. Francis Track Meet. The Gov- ernors met with a disappointing experience in the N. Y. U. Interscholastic Championships where they failed to register a single tally. How- ever, in the Mayor's All-City Track and Field Championships, held at Madison Square Garden on February 9, Clinton, tallying Hve points, placed eighth in a Held of sixty-Hve. Carl Rich- ardson, the Governor Expressf won the 280 yard dash turning in a stirring performance. Breaking the meet record of 31.0 seconds, he breasted the tape at 30.7 in the heats and bet- tered that with 30.4 in the Hnals. On February 23, thirty-one schools from the eastern United States and two from Canada sent representatives to Madison Square Garden to participate in the U. S. National Championships. Scoring only two points, the Red 'ni Black tracksters placed fourth in P. S. A. L. standings and twenty-fourth in the meet. At the Indoor City Champs on March 1, Clinton scored twelve points and tied for third CROSS COUNTRY TEAM place. Clinton's sprint medley relay foursome, membering Carl Richardson, Cal Barnes, How- ard Mays, and Gerry Harkness, copped third in their event, in the N. Y. Pioneer Club Meet, terminating the indoor season. The initial cross country meet of the season was held at Van Cortlandt Park on September 29 with Clinton, led by Carl Vail, placing ninth in the Held. From that mediocre start, Clintonis Hill ,Ni Gully runners began to hit stride, getting as hot as calypso. The high-water mark of the season for the harriers came in the N. Y. U. Inter- scholastics in which they garnered second prize in the B division of the P. S. A. L. schools. Gerald Harkness led the way for Clinton as he Hnished nineteenth in a Held which listed three hundred and Hfty entrants. Injuries to key run- ners kept the Governor from competing in both the St. johns and Fordham meets. Returning to the wars on November 2 in the Cross Country Championships, the team could do no better than place twenty-Hfth in a Held of Hfty-one. Closing the season in the Bronx Championships, Clinton produced outstanding individual per- formances and Hnished third. This was a pleasant Hnale for both Coach Scher and his harriers. TRACK AND FIELD TEAM Mr. C. Scher J I SOCCER Coach Alfred VVhitehill culminated his coaching career as his hooters ended a dis- appointing season with a 1-7-1 record. The team, which consisted mainly of sophomores and juniors, was hampered by inexperience and scored only eight goals in the nine game season. Their sole victory was over Bronx Vocational. SWIMMING Culminating in a 44-23 triumph over Taft, the Clinton Mermen's season closed after sending four opponents to the briny deep and receiving a similar fate on three occa- sions. After clear sailing in their first three meets, sinking Columbus, Monroe, and Com- pers, the Aquamen hit a dry spell, running aground against Roosevelt, Evander, and Science, before closing the season in victory. BOVVLINC Concluding their regular Season in De- cember with a 3-0 triumph over Bronx Voca- tional, the pinmen, led by David Hayes, boasted a record of seven victories and one setback. The victories came at the expense of Taft, Bronx Vocational, and Roosevelt, each of whom toppled into the gutter twice. The lone defeat was rendered by the Science Bowlers. The Clinton Bowlers clinched their Bronx Division Championship on December 11, defeating Roosevelt 2-1. HANDBALL TE Abi BOWLING TEABI I l z Mr. M. Plager 31-I RIF LERY The Governor riflemen concluded a Fine season with a -1-2 record. but inabilitv to beat Columbus. who was the cause of their losses. deprived them of a shot at the citv champion- ship. Captaining the marksmen. who beat Bronx Vocational and Roosevelt twice each. was Frank lost. the high scorer throughout the season and during most matches. FENCING Mr. joseph Preziosoas debut as coach was marred bv a rather dismal season as the foilers finished with a 2-6 record. Alan Kulkin boasted the high winning percentage on the team. which was led bv Captain Reuben Hertz. HANDBALL The Clinton XVallmen. possessing a great amount of depth, won their two exhibition matches. The two doubles teams shone bright- lv in the pre-season warmups as did singles men Mike YVeintraub, Larry Pieratti, and Larry Bricliel. GOLF Golf Coach Dave Tobey received a happy surprise when his team won its Hrst three matches and seemed set to continue its win- ning wavs. Starring for the golfers were Ierrv Grossman, Allan Carnase. Mike XVechs- ler, Tom Clancy, and Arthur Rubin. TENNIS XVith tive games remaining on the P.SA.L. schedule. the Clinton netters had an even won-lost record. The initial win was at the expense of Monroe, 3-2 being the final out- come. Captain Bob Silverstein hopes to pre- sent Coach Plager and his team with better results for the remainder of the schedule. RIFLE TE.-XXI Mr. H. Iacobsohn as . 1 S .. - a -is 'UYIFH -, a:1'2l1siY M . W' , 'xx . . . I '1 FENCING TEAM Mr. I. Prezioso .1-.-.1 xii TENNIS TEABI Mr. M. Plager GOLF TE.-XXI Mr. D. Tobey '! - , JT:-T-'iifii t pw O, so 'Z A x , ,..- BASEBALL TEAM Mr. W. Trulio Even a shortened exhibition game sched- ule could not stop Coach Bill Trulio and his baseball nine as they romped through the season, closing with an admirable P.S.A.L. record. Due to several rain-outs, the teamis pre-season games were curtailed by five and the Governors settled for a 7-3 record, down- ing Franklin, Hughes, Stuyvesant, and Com- merce, while succumbing to Machine and Metal Trades, Music and Art, and Aviation. Un the mound for the Mansioners were hurlers Ed Carnesale, Nick DeGennaro, and john Hoover. Behind the plate was catcher Vinnie Orrico, reading around the base paths, we had Bernie Goldhill at first, Larry Miano at second, Captain Mike DeRosa at short, and Charlie Dc Paola at third. Catching the long ones were Bob Ortiz in left, jim Pollin in center, and Charlie Schultz in right. With the cold Weather behind them and nothing but blue skies and fine prospects ahead, the Governors got off to a fine start, copping their first five. First to fall were the Prexies from Taft by the score of 6-1 as Ed Carnesale pitched no-hit ball for the first five innings. After them came Evander, 4-2, April 15, Grace Dodge, 12-0, April 17, Roosevelt, 4-1, May 1, and Gompers, 10-3, May 2. Then came the mighty aggregation from Monroe. After battling one another for seven full innings, the two teams called a truce with the score tied, 7-7, and rescheduled the game for May 27. At that time Monroe and Clinton were tied for first place in the league and the contest was to be the deciding factor, but with neither team budging, the suspense was in- tensified. Luck was not with us though, and, a few days later, the Governors fell before Science, 3-0. By the time the Clintonian Went to press, Clinton had yet to meet Columbus, Morris, and Bronx Vocational. VVe all expect a fine finale to a fine season. Svixtg Evara at Qllintnn OSH?-15571 Sixty years ago, Clinton opened its doors for the first time. Since then, a multitude of boys from all walks of life and of all races and creeds have at- tended Clinton, all working together under the same roof toward the same goal with the same oppor- tunities. About 500 boys and 21 teachers filed into old P.S. 85 on West 13th Street on September 13, 1897. Dr. John T. Buchanan took his seat at the principalls desk, and the first day of classes at DeWitt Clinton High School had begun. In 1906 the building that was the home of DeWitt Clinton High School until 1929 was opened. It was located on 59th Street and Tenth Avenue. In 1908 Dr. Buchanan died and was succeeded by Dr. I. L. Tildsley. On August 1, 1914, Dr. Francis H. Paul took over. The first issue of the Clinton News contained a front-page speech by Dr. Paul. In it, he gave some advice that can be of assistance to Clinton boys even today. To do any- thing in this world worth doingf, remarked Dr. Paul, we must not stand shivering and thinking of the cold and danger, but jump in and scramble through as well as we canf, Many organizations and clubs sprang up during those early years. One of the first was the Chemistry Club. Other earlybirds were the Philatelic Society, Chess and Checkers Club, and the Public Speaking Society. The latter is still functioning today. Many subjects taught in Clinton in those days have since been dropped. Creek, shorthand, melody writing, and psychology were among them. Boys in Clinton were lucky enough to be able to see plays in the assemblies in foreign languages. Dr. Paul had but one dream and hope for Clinton-the construction of a new building. The site chosen was Mosholu Parkway and Navy Avenue in the Bronx. Navy Avenue has since been renamed Paul Avenue in his memory. THE NEWV THE OLD Dr. Paul never lived to see his dream completed. He died on September 9, 1929, only weeks before the dedication ceremonies were held. Parents, teach- ers, and students mourned his passing. One in- structor, Dean Foote, remarked, Dr. Paul literally gave up his life for Clinton. It is now for students and faculty to make our school a worthy memorial. Since then, many teachers and students have helped to make Dr. Paul's dream a reality. Above all, how- ever, looms Doc Irwin S. Cuernsey, without whose guidance and leadership throughout the years, Clin- ton might not be the fine school that it is today. Mr. A. Mortimer Clark suc- ceeded Dr. Paul and remained in Clinton until 1946. During his administration Clinton alumni, students, and teachers fought in the vanguard of the Allied move- ment during World War II. Back home in DeWitt Clinton, war ,, a - 446262 f . f 7 We ' QL? ,M s , 4 , ,W A 1 bonds were sold. The school also ,W f adopted the village of Saint-Lo, France, to help set it back on its feet. Mr. Clark left Clinton in 1946 and Mr. John V. Walsh took over. In 1948 he was succeeded by Mr. NValter J. Degnan, under whose able leadership Clinton has continuously thrived. In Iune, 1956, the 100th Clinton graduation exercise was held. XVith the 108rd graduation in january, 1958, the next sixty years of the life of DeXVitt Clin- ton High School will be under way. RIICHAEL I. BANDLER Robert Schraer Associate Editor Martin Ganzglass Ass't Literary Editor Michael Bandler Managing Editor Lawrence Snyder CLI TO IA MANAGING BOARD ng Asst Svffffb Edltof Seated fLeft to Rightj: S. Davis, M. Bandler, H. Fruchter, Mrs. B. H. Isaacs, -s Nasa... 43K Stan Greenbaum Photo Editor Barry C1 omn Art Co-Editor Gerald Rosenthal M. Llchtiger, R. Schraer, B. Cronin. Standing: L. Snyder, S. Lissberger, A. Horowitz, S. Greenbaum, M. Ganz- glass, L. Grossman, G. Hammer, A. Breslow. ADVISER SW Advertising Editor Mrs. Beatrice H. Isaacs STAFF 1957 Harvey Fruchter Associate Editor ASSOCIATE BOARD Allen Breslow Literary Editor Stephen Lissberger Ass't Managing Editor Stan Davis Sports Editor Seated CLeft to Rightl: A. Karron, R. VVeber, S. Heller, Mrs. B. H. Isaacs, M. Frimmer, C. Frenkiel, H. Schiff. Standing: E. Borenstein, R. Brooks, N. Chatzinoff, B. Solomon, V. Levine, S. Marshall, B. Mendelsund, M. Bennett, G. Grammas. Larry Grossman Photo Co-Editor EDITOR-IN-CHIEF YVilliam Baker Art Co-Editor George Hammer Monte Lichtiger Business Editor 5. Q1 ,iw R' .5- '5- 'u ,,. .M - t 1 S , R x Q t , - . X 53? ' , f' ' - tu ' T . . hx lik 1, tai:-R as , ., , B- is-e 1 213235 Q5 3 ' g,a???f'5.'. A' -211 - 5 I t , V .X . a re ,f w 2:-gi-V ' - 4.5 Aw'-A - if A 4, L-Ga -. A K v vngix-. t rp' , E. ' ,., 1T,Q'1'Qf X tx, Sffffi 'EJ ,- ' 'SWS tzweg , ff 353' - ffl JW at Ji DUUA UI' 11111 1UUlVl.U LLUD King of Paris .,,.....,... .........,.........AQ.,.,.,.......,...A..A.........,A.4..A M r. Kennedy I, The Iury ,.,,........A... ............ M r. Gillen Sea Wolf ............A.....4...... ...,...4...A..4,.4... M r. Chambers The Call of the Wild ..... .A..Q...A.....,.e,.....,. M r. Strassberg To Hell and Back A,... QA.....,4 A trip to the Dearfs office The Pathfinder .A...A,.4 ....4.......,.........,.AA.. M r. Degnan Microhe Hunters ,A..A..,,A,. e,,.,..4.............,,.. T he Biology Squad Death, Be Not Proud ..... ......... F ailure on the History Regents War and Peace ....,.......tt ..,..aa..,...,..,..tAt,..... T he Lunchroom Crime and Punishment ...ii ....i,,i... T he Student Court Gone With the Wind ...i. ,...,.. T he English Language My Brothers Keeper ..i.. .i.....,..i,,i,.....i..i,i M r. Horn The Razoris Edge ....... .i,., ' 'Colonelv Isaacs Not As A Stranger i...i. .,,....t..... D r. Hlavaty The Citadel .,,i..i,.i,,..i,.,.,,.,....i.......,.,.. i....,., D e Witt Clinton The Murders of the Hue Morgue ti...... .i.....i.. M r. Grossman The Good Shepherd ,i.i......,., ,..,..,i...i....,......, .i,, ,.,....i...... D o c Guernsey THE PLA YS THE THING Most Happy Fella ....,...........ii,.......i,i..,.ii.....,i.i.,ii.,...,,..i,.t.,.,... Mr. Sherrin My Fair Lady , Lil Ahner Happy Hunting Isaacs Mr. Strassberg .,.......Miss N. Wolfe Uncle IVillie ..,i,.,.i....... Mr. Zingaro Damn Yankees ...,... The Isaacs Raiders Born Yesterday i..... ,.,....i.....i M r. L. Simon Mr. Wonderful ...i. ,........ D oc Guernsey The Mikado ,.,..i. ,.,....,. M r. Degnan Iourneyis End .,,,.. .......,..........i,.i.i....,..,..i.,.,.i. ....i.t. G r aduation ,-1--.-, T - I--JL 5 iii ,f .f ' L X ,I 1 if , u i ,-- mf 4- 40 T, ,- fry. , I. 1.59-ith! Z, T 'TTER f f sf r,1r-eJ- 0 fwfr 2 , - 15 , - ':s::T-n ,-if-3 Y 3533? , 1 4 , 5 ' a , i f i ff-ii I iriiitl it 5+ 'E f ' ,.,- '7-flkk-5 I T 1141- 'L Y V ,-,..-C K fy I TE , - in I '..,f,.g71lNr521' ,, 1amf1w'. 'w if - ' '.flseI.ig1 ETT-N V e I g ' - .' A Mi I. I if 115151, J 'J t i. 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Na .W K , , k ,fix , if ,us fill' '...,, ,IM .- W -M 1-. f ' f ' f , N .-.i . . , thai . g L -.Q-1 , ' . . , IF - QQ 1e.,..,,,,gggJ. an , , lyk-J 'Hr-' -ii vi J f X A ' A Eolzm We, the graduates of 1957, being of sound body and mind, do hereby bequeath the following items to these revered members of the teaching staff. TO- WE LEAVE- Mrs. Katz ...,. . s,o,. ..,... A n air conditioner g'Colonelv Isaacs .,.,. ...,,,4i.... .i..,...,..,,..i....i..,. A G eorgia peach Mrs. Isaacs . ..,... , .A year,s supply of negative numbers Mr. Strassberg . ,, ,.,..,.,,.......... 50 pennies for a bus pass Doc Guernsey ...,, ....,,.,.. A cane, with radar for accuracy Dr. Storch., ,, A Saturday morning chemistry class Mr. Benjamin ......................,.....,......,... Absolute zero Mr. Neuman .,.,. .An infinite cigarette Mr. Iacobsohn . ,. ..... ........,..... A new cigar Mrs. Moscoso . . ,......,...... ,... . ,'4BoboU Olson Miss Wilson ,, ..., ..... .... A summary of c'Hamm,, Mr. Sherrin , ,. .. .The fountain of useless information Mr. Degnan ,. .. ,..... ,..............,... . ,. .. ...,., . Clinton Clinton ..., . , XV e leave 9704 mccellmwe. . . fn design cra lismanslub and quality Q RINGS PINS MEDALS CHARMS CUPS PLAQUES TROPHIES .IEWELERS FOR YOUR CLASS RINGS MANUFACTURING ' JEWELERS IIIIISIS 3 IIIUSII I I +ngi,,,,mL,w D E L - B E FRUIT AND PRODUCE co. INC. Bronx Terminal Marlrel 1 Slore No. 27 l5O+lw Sr Exlerior Slreef l l Complimenls of . . , JOHN REBER BAKING CORPORATION 2 me E ea uf WHOLESALE CAKE BAKERS 5I7-535 WEST 47+h STREET CI 6-8030 N. Y. 36, N. Y. l Ginger and Her Accessories 1 PERY's l Toys - Hobbies - Boolrs l School 81 Par+y Supplies Visil' Us-For Your Cl'1ildren's Pleasure 3443 JEROME AVENUE Always A+ Your Service THE PARENT'S ASSOCIATION of DE WITT CLINTON HIGH SCHOOL TUlip 2-4-SOI-2 Flowers Telegraphecl MOSHOLU FLOWER SHOP N. L. RAPTIS - T. G. KANGANIS 34I8 JEROME AVENUE TU 2-4637 5 Bronx 67, N. Y. 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