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

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Slll'llllM0llES O -wi Sa l wslzw i My if ' ' ' K ' sa-:HQ -rt -1.-me-4-.if 2-1549-H' 918801 ' M-wr s- '14 - ,Q , MMP. UQ J or.-fuvjv sy 5 ROOMS 58 AND 52 represent almost forty percent of Sophomore year. Room 58 has forty-two students while 52 the smallest class in the school numbers only thirty-four. Both classes follow an academic program studying six difficult subiecls. ln June they History along with Provincial exams in Religion Il English ll and Spanish l. 52's ollicial teacher was Brother Reidy who also taught them Latin. Brother Morkan was the religion teacher and study period mentor for 58. Both classes had Mr. Byrne for English Brother G. F. Murray for geometry and Brother Reidy 1 , r 1 r took Regents examinations in Latin ll, Plane Geometry, and World . , , I we .4 ff for Latin. Mr. Byrne also taught history in 52 while Mr. Strattner Unsworth shared the teaching of Spanish in 52 and 58 respectively. A truly promising group they are: Left to Right--First Row: Alfred Zucker Daniel O Brien John Hughes James Ryan Bernard Higgins Joseph Nolan Albert D'Angelo James Driscoll. Second Row: Thomas Marley Francis Cikutovich Stanley Grimth Raymond Viader Andrew Bishko, Joseph Gubleman, Thomas Brennan, Francis Blen- nau, Frederic Martin, Richard Duiiy, Richard Bernardino, James Kutch, James Connolly, John Lopez, John McCarthy, Thomas handled the history assignment in 58. Brother Killelea and Brother I ' I I I I 1 V , f . , ww ,gr - f f AY ii? ' s..

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PREPARING for their World History exam, above, students Ronald Calvert and Anthony DeNunzio question one another in preparation for the coming Regents examination. Both were good students and close friends. THE ENTIRE CLASS GATHER for a group picture. Brother lasik was the religion and English teacher. Class had tremendous spirit, were active in every activity and sport and had many on the Honor Roll. They are: Lett to Right-First Row: Walter Probst, Francis Guerin, Edward McBride, Beniamin Jimenez, Robert Requena, Anthony DeNun1io, Robert Fleming. Second Row: John Corrigan, Francis Garthaffner, Thomas Magner, Joseph Iannuzzo, William Ramirez, Stephen Oberheim, Kevin Byrne, David Hordern, Michael Gill, Patrick Prior. Third Row: Michael Vega, Joseph Adams, John 0'Brien, Michael O'Shaughnessy, Edward Brady, Robert Downes, ERECTING A GRAPH on the blackboard, students Albert Rose, Stephen Oberheim and Joe lannuzzo get set for geometry class. The perforated sheet enabled students to draw a perfect graph by applying well-chalked board eraser to the form. Brother Murray was class' geometry teacher. William Gillan, Michael Flanagan, Daniel Daly, Alan Bellel. Fourth Row: Thomas Mirabile, Robert McAndrews lR.I.P.l, Ernest Larini, Francis Corbett, Sean Portley, Edward Dunn, Ronald Calvert, Harold McShane, Robert Pilek, Michael Mangan. Fifth Row: John Danker, Bernard Murray, William Barnett, Owen Sweeney, William Whelan, Albert Rose, Philip Lavelle, Walter Scanlon, Timothy Sullivan, Michael Linkowitz. Class was saddened by the tragic death of their friend and fellow classmate, Robert McAndrews. Bob was one of the class' best students and good friend of all. May he rest in peace. To was 1'.,i-.eL. if , ' - 4 L-es it ..... Y ..l.. 3 ...ao l : -2 , I 4

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as-we Q 1 16 SQ. if ' m wi me W V s Row: Philip Lynch William Gorman, Joseph Condon Thomas McGuire, James Lynch Richard Mellas Gerald Leonard James Blessington Thomas Reilly Terence Bray Anthony Metoyer, Michael Gaine Thomas Mullahey Brian McTiernan Santiago Perez Lorenzo Lavacca Timothy McCann Thomas,Weeks James McFadden, Ernest Malchiodi, Jose De Jesus, Daniel Keohane, James Murphy, Michael Occhipinti. Fourth Row: Thomas Clarke, William Neary, Noel Blackwell, John J. Walsh, William Abrams, Thomas Brennan, James Drury, Thomas Russell, James Enright, Peter Spalding, Bartolotta, Joseph Sullivan, Joseph Kompel, Francis Brennan. Third , , , , f , , r , 1 . , V , , 4,5 M sh .. c fill.: .s .L I in QMQ sag Michael Breheny, John Wyer Gerard Savrola Jerome Battle Edward Schloeman, John Clark Francis McGowan Edward Doherty Law rence Crowley Harold Victor Jeremiah McCarthy Patrick Farley Both classes managed to place some names on the Honor Roll each report card Each had good intramural teams as well as representatrves on the school teams Typically nearsighted teen agers they havent given much thought to what happens after high school like most Sophs they plan about one day in advance Judging by their schoolwork however most should graduate with college as the next step l JZ! x O r r r r r 1 ' r 1 r - r . , . r r Q