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

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Row: Thomas Newell, Richard Dillon, Michael Cotton, Winston Lewis, Kenneth Curtin, James Kirwan, Arthur Stukas, John Gildea, James O'Donnell, Peterson Toulon, John F. Walsh, Francis Liston. Arthur Stukas was class' best student, Peterson Toulon its best athlete. However, the class had its share of other good students and fine athletes with more track team members than any other Sophomore class. rana, Patrick Murtagh, lawrence Sullivan, Robert Kenney. Third Row: Peter Peragino, Michael McKiernan, James Quinn, Charles Oliver, Edward Gallagher, John Gerlich, Richard Hartnett, Walter Schroeder, John Corrigan, Philip Rutulante, Thomas Cawley, Robert Stiener. Several boys in the room are brothers of present pupils and former pupils. Two Joe Maiorana and Tom Cawleyfhave older brothers who are Christian Brothers of Ireland. Younger brothers of present and past pupils argue strongly for the fact that parents are quite satisfied with the training their sons receive. . ' ASGEH 1 ,. . W ff HF' 'S LAUGHING AT A LATECOMER who was caught attempting to sneak up the back stairs, Sophs Arthur Stukas, Albert Haley and Lawrence Sullivan show little pity for the delinquent. Students generally used the back stairs arriving and departing. THIS INTENT SOPHOMORE, below, believes in reading the news from all sides. Here, Robert McKenna, who perhaps sutters from inverted retinos, catches up on the latest doings with his weekly copy of Time . In more serious moments, Robert and his classmates read Time each week to prepare for history exam in June. 7 W rl A 1' 1 .ff n W, Q iis' .. V guns.

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I BEG YOUR PARDON, old thing, but I think you've got the wrong coat, says gentle gentleman Charles Oliver to little classmate Robert Kenney. Picture was strictly a gag shot. Both Charles and Robert are among the most popular boys in Room 42. Sophomore ooom 2-42 ALVIN TYMES I2-43l, below, is simply the most with his really cool sombrero that he is sporting for the benefit of friends Mike Cotton and Leroy Abramson. of fo 9 ld 'nt . 9' I ifo'- Zi? 30 'T' Z. ROOM 42 FIRST PLATOON poses in the gym where all group pic- tures were taken. Class was a business group who did Business Math instead of Latin. Most have been classmates for two years, were together in Room 51 last year. A few new students round out the forty-eight member class. They are-Lett to Right-First Row: Robert McKenna, Joseph O'Shea, Joseph Garvey, James Patten, Robert Connors, Henry Vargas, Albert Haley, James Davis. Second ROOM 2-42, SECOND PLATOON, strikes the same pose as their other half at the top of these pages. Home Room teacher was Brother Dolan for the first half of the year, Brother Vranka for the remainder. They also had Brother Kernan for B.A., Mr. Byrne for World History, Brother Driscoll for geometry, Mr. Strattner for English and Brother Unsworth for Spanish. like most Rice classes, they come from all parts of New York. They are-Left to Right-First Row: louis Casa- bianca, Leroy Abramson, William Bishop. Second Row: Thomas Holland, Thomas Carroll, Donald Foley, James Kenny, Joseph Maio-

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s .. K A Q lui 1 if l M. V l 1 0 FORTY-SEVEN OF ROOM 2-43's fortyvnine students stand at parade rest for their family portrait. A business class, their home room teacher is Brother Flaherty. Brother Kernan is their business tearher, while Prof Velez teaches them Spanish. World History is taught by Mr. Byrne, English by Mr, Taaffe and geometry by Brother Driscoll. Class' favorite sport is basketball, favorite subiect, Spanish. Their names Left to Right-First Row: James Divilly, Eugene Hagan, Charles Keowan, Ernest Clemens, Raymond Saunders, Edward Hogan, Frank Martinez. Second Row: Francis O'Biien, Timothy Griffin, Joseph Cinquemani, John Kralik, oplioinorev 43 Michael Barry, Raymond Bowden, Edward Donovan. Third Row: Luis Flores, Joseph Oliva, louis Sardo, John Santaella, John O'Neil, William Mclaughlin, Robert Cleary, Martin Flynn. Fourth Row: Salvatore Sorrica, Joseph Sala, John Collins, Charles Tyrell, Thomas Rocks, William Keating, William Figueroa, Ralph Rosario. Fifth Row: Nicholas Lopano, James Keane, Walter Stawaris, Stephen Kirwan, James McGuinness, Richard Haas, Eugene McAnuFf, George Godas. Sixth Row: James McCoy, Dennis Greene, John O'Connor, Douglas Kearney, Alvin Tymes, Norman McPhillips, James Green- donner, Michael O'Connor, John Monnelly.