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

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,,.. 21 ., A PICTURE OF A PICTURE. At left, Charles Garcia hunches over the camera while staff member .loe Capohianco tells him what to shoot as they snap a picture of Seniors Joe Murphy, Pat Kilcooley, Pat Mannion, and Jim Kennedy. Garcia took some pictures, did developing and pro- vided information about the track. Capobianco covered basketball. a n d BOB McALLISTER l74l POSES with another Rice publication. He served as a model for many pictures taken at the school for the Brothers' vocation publicity. He appeared on the cover of this one. THOMAS BRENNAN, FRANCIS GARTHAFFNER AND WALTER PROBST check over the Senior portrait appointment list. These three did a great deal of paper work connected with the yearbook such as sorting pictures, marking envelopes, etc. li!

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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.

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THE PRIOR BROTHERS, Patrick l57l and John i58l look over the yearbook layout. They organized the Senior section of the book -numbering pictures and copy. Most staff members came from 3-57 which was Brother Unsworth's ofticial. TWO OF THE MANY STUDENTS who nelped the yearbook by serv- ing as spotters for their classp At least one boy from each class performed the task of identifying faces in the hundreds of pictures. Names were written in three large notebooks and provided easy reference source for editors. ANTHONY DeNUNZlO ADMIRES the skill of James Driscoll who had the boring task of stamping all the pictures. Room 3-57 was ideal as yearbook stafters. They completed much of the work during reading period when iobs were handed out to anyone who had completed their work. JOHN CORRIGAN AND ED DUNN, who helped 'organize the group pictures for the Underclass section, check over the picture schedule. Staff was loosely organized and many others played smaller ports. The Camera Club did most of the work. After the pictures were in, the rest was iust typing drudgery. , 'R sz.,