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

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WILLIAM OBERHEIM I4-73l, at near right, appears all worked up over his speech. Oberheim, a honor student for four years, wanted to debate in order to develop good oratory techniques and acquire confidence. Debating other schools began after the mid-term exams. RAYMOND DARIA I4-71l, al far right, was one of the few Seniors on the debate squad. Unfortu- nately, numbers are small because most find it diffi- cult to devote the necessary time, or are engaged in other activities. Tentative debates were sched- uled with several schools. HAROLD VICTOR of 3-57, at near right, ioined the forensic club this year. Here, he is pictured-like all others-during a practice session in the library. The team had hopes of meeting Power Memorial, All Hallows, LaSalle, St. Lawrence Academy and a few girls' schools during the debating season. Last year, the team fared pretty well against more ex- perienced schools. FRANCIS KOBE, at far right, another Junior from 3-54, quotes from a book to make his point. Fran- cis, a serious student, liked the debating and worked hard at it. Brother Kelly had hopes of entering the team in the I.C.B. Oratory and Forensic Con- test at Iona College. Final results of this will be found in the graduation issue. Team did oratorical work as well as debating.