Wattenberg, host of Think Tank on PBS; author (class of 1951) Jerome Weidman, winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Drama (Class of 1930) Allen Weinstein, Archivist of the United States (class of 1954) Grover Whalen, "Mr. New York", WNYC founder, President of World's Fair Corporation (class of 1906) Woodie W. White, bishop of the United Methodist Church (class of 1953) Willie Worsley, community leader and basketball player (class of 1964) Lester Wunderman, advertising expert, consultant, professor, author, photographer (class of 1936) William Zeckendorf, real estate developer (class of 1921) Records DeWitt Clinton High School students organized one of the largest high school walkouts in New York on September 19, 2005. The protest occurred over installation of airport-style metal detectors and X-ray scanners, which had already been installed in many other schools throughout New York City. References Bibliography Kelley, Frank Bergen, ed. The DeWitt Clinton Book, New York: Clinton Memorabilia Society, 1906. External links Alumni Association Profile at insideschools.org Then and Now, Clinton Cultivates Young Activists "Writings of James Baldwin", broadcast from DeWitt Clinton High School from C-SPAN's American Writers Images: Algebra at DeWitt Clinton High School Stairwell at DeWitt Clinton High School Classroom at DeWitt Clinton High School DeWitt_Clinton-HS_2 DeWitt Clinton Murals 1897 establishments in New York City Educational institutions established in 1897 Public high schools in the Bronx Bedford Park, Bronx Jerome Park, Bronx