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

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'1 xt J F' 5 ' i THE FRESHMEN TRACK TEAM had both quantity and quality. Brothers Mcllmurray and Morkan coached them to a winning season. They are-Left to Right-First Row: Richard Orridge, Shean Jones, Joseph Pedro, Richard Armitage, Michael Mc- Cann, Charles Ryan. William Powell, Thomas Smith. Second over lllll medals-3 trophies Rice took part in the Bishop Loughlin Relays, St. Francis Meet, Cardinal Hayes Meet, the Mayor's Meet, the Fordham Relays, the lC4A meet, and closed the Indoor season with a good showing at the big C.H.S.A.A. meet in Madison Square Garden. The phenomenal Freshman 880- yd. Relay team entered every available meet and lost Ca close secondj in only one of them. The Varsity Mile Relay team took a first place in the tough Mayor's Meet. Walter Senior proved one of the best 600-yd. men in the City at the Ford- ham Meet and shot-putter Rodney Stewart took a first place in the St. Francis Meet. These are just a few of the team's accomplish- ments. They serve to show why Rice is regarded as a track powerhouse. Coaches and Moderators Mr. O'KeeFfe and Brothers Mcllmurray and Mor- kan were largely responsible for these showings and deserve much of the credit. Although they received no medals, they virtually ran every race in spirit with their charges. Row: Peter Seagriff, Kenneth Peeples, William Tyrell, John Fleming, Edward leavy, Manuel Laffosse, Michael Vega lMgr.l. Third Row: Dennis Weeks, Harold Sanchez, John Mas, Olice Williams, Eugene Edey, Andre Martialto, John Andrews. They won almost fifty me'c'lols in the Indoor season alone. THE SUB-MIDGET 220 yd. Relay team, above, was made up of Sophomores Andie Bishko and Walter Probst, in front, and Thomas Smith and Richard Armitage, in back. They were generally out-run this year, but earned many place and show points. N 1 4 X R

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