Rice High School - Edmundian Yearbook (New York, NY)

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.IA l F Bottom Row, Ilett to rightl: D. Sullivan, F. Ramppen, W. Green iCaptainJ, E. Belardi, C. Tyson. Second Row: G, Hybes, G. O'Neil W. Morrissey, K. Flores. Top Row: M. Sheehan, I. Connors, I. Mc- Mahon, E. Conway, I. Brady, C. Kurtz iManagerl. With perfect coordination, F. Ramppen shows the form which helped us to defeat Regis. VARSITY SWIMMI li Varsity scores: 37 Z0 Rice . , . . Rice Rice Rice Rice 26 40 39 27 Rice 28 ...... 38 35 31 16 50 Manhattan Hayes Power Fordham Regis Loughlin Frosh scores: Rice Rice Rice Rice Rice Rice Rice Rice C. Tyson, starting the breast-stroke in the medley relay is being cheered on by O'Neil and Green. Power Manhattan Hayes Power Fordham Regis Loughlin Hayes ' ,. if fe: ,,. . , 1? mf x ff!!!

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BELOW: George DeArteaga, outstanding freshman shot-putter in the city. George really shows promise of developing into a tirst class man with the shot in the .f- f . .. .x, 'W if . v , ' l' 1 Q s i years to come. 'O ' . 9 9 K 5 0 1, ' , , M ' - v' A f I 'A -x Q I ati ' , t 41' 'xl ' , ,. I- 'N 5 , , k ' ' i D 2 nf 5 ' , ' . C 'Q . N W ft 5 0 4 4' .235 s -4? S 4 sf f 1 . l WW U' I v 'iyffgg J-re! 7 .A 1 ABOVE: Iohn Connolly, our midget and sub-midget 50 yard dash champion for the last two years. Iohn has been defeated only once since he started competing tor us cmd that was by another Rice boy. Here he wins his event in the I.C.B. Meet. ,-, .A 59 , X Q AJ A 21 ' 414 LEFT, CENTER: Iesse Alcrva, an outstanding performer tor Rice over a tour-year period, will be cx hard man , to replace. Iesse soars here in one of his specialties, the high jump. s f P 4 1 -' ,7 ' - x . - ' -of J J W 5 ' , I LT N . 'V r G .4 , 1 ' fe f ' f .,.,-1 'xx , . 1, N -. - l LEFT: Iohn Brennan, who, in the indoor and spring . f ...gt seasons, is one ot our mcrinstays in the mile, tights oti A' a challenge coming into the home stretch in the l.C.B. ' ' Meet. A V! - ' J v'l'4 1 - V , it-, 'Selwyn xl, . 97 4 67

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VARSITY SWIMMI li Although the swimming season was cut short by the acute water shortage, the varsity swimmers gave a good account of them- selves. With two easy victories over Power and Manhattan and a close one over Regis, they brought their season total to three wins and three losses. With Belardi showing the way, the freestylers were in the first two scoring positions every time. K. Flores and D. Sullivan performed very well against much older and more experienced swimmers. Much praise should also be given to W. Morrissey, G. O'Neil, C. Tyson, E. Consay, I. McMahon, and P. Rotchford. With these sophomores, F. Ramppen and W. Green are looking forward to a very good season next year. G. O'Nei1 of Room 241 was presented the annual swim- ming award. HIESHMA SWIMMI li With eight victories against no defeats, this years' team increased the Frosh record to twenty-two straight wins. M. Teehan and R. O'Brein were the pacemakers for the squad, Both of these individuals were undefeated for the year. R. McCredie and I. Sullivan were always fighting each other for the winning spot in the forty yards. M. Clark, I. Fazzino, I. Tansey, D. Ebbecke also participated in our freestyle attack. The backstroke armada was capably handled by O'Brien and I. McCabe. T. Rooney and I. Emerson accounted for the butterflys. Our two strong men, F. Teehan and M. McKeever took care of the diving. They are looking forward to filling in the gaps of the varsity squad. Top Row, fleit to rightl: R. O'Connell, T. Baltazar, M. Clark, I. Fazzino, C. Kurtz KManagerl. Second Row: T. Keever, I. Tansey, D. Ebbecke. Bottom ' han, I. McCabe, I. Sullivan. 5 M. Teehan, 100-yd. C.H.S.A.A. champion, and R. O'Brein, C.H.S.A.A. backstroke champion, both of whom were undefeated for the season, led the team to a victorious season. They are the co-captains for the Freshman team. 4.1 I I T 5 . i Rooney, I. Emerson, F. Teehan, M. Mc- Row: R. McCredie, R. O'Brein, M. Tee-