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

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ONE OF THE FINAL STEPS of Sensor year here graduate IMMERSED IN A HISTORY VOLUME Sensor Owen Leonard Thomas Lange looks down the mouth of Mr Davss portrast looks for some term paper matersal The well stocked lsbrary camera Each Sensor had four psctures taken picked the proved a boon to Sensors who realszed sts smportance sn a best one real educutson I T To I TIIE Wlllllrll . . . THE RACE FOR COLLEGE is typified by Seniors Harry Cunning- ANOTHER REGULAR FEATURE of Senior year was talks on ham, Frank Sanchez and Owen Leonard who are pouring various fields of employment This one b II' . was y post o sce over an Iona College catalog. representative. 19' L X. , s,

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l UT'-i ' -N lil ,, pi' ixN,!' :HN k i'lr5ft BEFORE SCHOOL, Seniors, who store their schoolbooks in lockers on the balcony, can pause to watch fellow students having cl choose-up game. These Seniors are: John Friedel, Joseph O'Sullivan, Patrick Feerick, James Fitzgerald, James Malley, and William Heinz. All like to play themselves. 5-15351 -wwe'-' aww. COMING FROM THE CLASSROOM lRoom 72l, Seniors James Van Nest, Bernard Kosman and Anthony DeConciliis head towards lockers to get their coats. Seventh floor was used exclusively by Seniors but one Senior room was on the fourth. enior The Class of i958 is the fourteenth to graduate from Rice. With 202 Seniors, plus four in Lakewood, they form one of the largest classes in the schools short history. Many fancy phrases and deep speculation could be used to describe the Senior's past four years and the uncertain ones to come, but our life is Gods secret and He tells us only a little at a time. Being quite normal young men, the graduates enioyed their four years at Rice. Although too timid to say so, they are thankful to their parents and teachers for all that they've done. Only God knows how often, in the years ahead, the phrase When I was in school will escape from their lipsfespecially to their own children. Whatever their ambitions or achievements, they have received the best possible education a Catholic training under the Irish Christian Brothers.

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,Q EUSEBIO T. ALBA 69 West 93rd Street Manhattan 25 MO 2-9410 Holy Name of Jesus . . . Intramural Basketball . . . Iona . . . Doctor. 'Y .- GERALD P. AHERNE 1256 Nelson Avenue Bronx 52 LU B-4780 '95, Sacred Heart . . . Intramural Basketball . . . Academy ol Aeronautics . . . Air Force. CHARLES A. ANDY 162-23 14th Avenue 1-1 6-. Queens 57 FL 3-8159 St. Luke . . . Legion of Mary, Glee Club . . . To College . . . Electrical Engineer. WILLIAM P. BARRY 534 East 138th Street Bronx 54 St. Luke . . . Class Vice-President 3 . , Marines . . . Business. tv STANLEY J. BARTNICKI 54-29 71st Street Queens 78 HA 4-4936 St. Stanislaus . . . Honor Roll 1. Legion of Mary, Glee Club, Intramural Basket- ball, Freshman Track, Class Treasurer 2 . . . To College . . . Marines . . . Electrical Engineer. 2 ROBERT W. BISHOP 149-58 22nd Avenue Queens 57 FL 8-5103 St. Luke . . . Apostleship of Prayer, Band, Intramural Basketball, Freshman Track, Cross-Country Track, Varsity Indoor Track . . . To College . . . Technological Field. JOHN J. BLESSINGTON GARY A. BOFF JOSEPH W. BOLGER 41-94 Denman Street 30-60 29th Street 2418 Tratman Avenue Queens 73 ' HI 6-0191 Queens 2 AS 8-1560 Bronx 61 TA 9-3265 St. Bartholomew . . . To College . . . Our Lady of Mt. Carmel . . . Intramural St. Raymond . . . Glee Club, Swimming Science Career. Basketball . . . Navy . . Business . . . Villanova . . . Navy Laboratory Career. Technician. a, 2-4 '-Q 550 -gi 4. ,Q-,- 'SA x -'S-.