35 teams. Some teams no longer exist, such as fencing and rifle. Teams for the 2007–2008 school year included: Baseball: boys' varsity, boys' JV Basketball: boys' varsity, boys' JV, girls' varsity, girls' JV Bowling: boys' varsity, girls' varsity Cricket: co-ed Cross country: boys' varsity, girls' varsity Football: boys' varsity, boys' JV Golf: girls' varsity Gymnastics: boys' varsity, girls' varsity Handball: girls' varsity Indoor track: boys' varsity, girls' varsity Outdoor track: boys' varsity, girls' varsity Soccer: boys' varsity, girls' varsity Softball: girls' varsity, girls' JV Step: girls Swimming: boys' varsity, girls' varsity Tennis: boys' varsity, girls' varsity Volleyball: boys' varsity, girls' varsity Wrestling: boys' varsity The cricket team's formation was encouraged by the large number of South Asians. School facilities DeWitt Clinton High School is located at 100 West Mosholu Parkway South. It dominates the entire block, excluding the ground at the south where the Bronx High School of Science is situated. Facing the main entrance of the building, Paul Avenue runs to the east and Goulden Avenue to the west. The school faces Mosholu Parkway, and has its turf field and track behind it, followed by the softball field, and then the school's baseball and grass football field, Alumni Field. It is after this point that DeWitt Clinton's territory ends, meeting that of Bronx Science. Clinton has a small branch of Montefiore Medical Clinic within it, capable of supplying essential services to the students of the campus. The ceiling of a hallway had a 1930s mural by Alfred Floegel called "Constellations", a part of the Federal Art Project. In 2018 the mural was painted over accidentally as part of a roof repair. In the media The institution was featured in A Walk Through The Bronx with David Hartman and historian Barry Lewis. In it, Hartman and Lewis take a peek at the library. The DeWitt Clinton Chorus performed songs in the 2000 production, Finding Forrester. A book has been written about the school: Clintonites made headlines and New York City School history in September 2005, when they walked out. The 1,500 strong walk out was a result of the installation of metal detectors. Notable alumni Don Adams (1923–2005), actor, best known for his work in the TV series Get Smart Lincoln Alexander (1922–2012), Lieutenant Governor of Ontario and first black Canadian Member of Parliament. William Roth Medal Recipient Charles Alston (1907–1977), artist, muralist (class of 1925) Robert Altman (class of