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

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RETROSPECT Robert Brooks Editor-in-Chief an as-gl-qi ii Marvin Frimmer Associate Editor Four years have elapsed since we first entered these hallowed halls as benighted freshmen, During that interval, we have gained in stature and maturity, made many friends, and worked with many teachers. Now that our educational goals have been realized, we stand ready to go forth from Clinton fully prepared to meet lifels challenges. XVe owe a debt of gratitude to our parents, principal, and teachers, who have helped us make this possible. One of the greatest qualities of youth is its resilient optimism. The problems facing us are numerous, hut with this optimism vvc will overcome them. For we are the future America. The life of this great nation rests in our hands. XVe must use the tools of knowledge acquired here at Clinton to further rnankinds strides toward world pcacc. Though we possess the potential to erase man from the face of thc earth, we must and shall channel this tremendous power into pf-acctimc industry. llowcvcr, no matter what star you fellow graduates choose to follovv. wc arc surc that you will always rcmemher Clinton with affection and pride. To our principal, teachers, and advisors, we say, 'i'I'hank you for all you have done. Your efforts were not in vain. To our fellow graduates, we wish good Iii-alth, good luck, and every success in the future. llohcrt Brooks Marvin 1 rinnner

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DEPARTMENTS 511 FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Chairman: Mr. R. Pfeiffer GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Chairman: Mr. A. Fcibusch i. il Amii, lp LIBRARY DEPARTMENT Chairman: Miss H. Reilly 13

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