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

Page 107 text:

FRANK BERNARSKI l2-51l REMOVES a gallon of Dektol de- I-OOKING OVER SOME of the hundreds of pictures they de- veloper from the cabinet. Film had to be developed, fixed, veloped are Robert Requena i3-54l and Mike Vega l3-54l. washed and dried. Then, an enlargement was made and Camera Club members worked four to eight hours on many the process had to be repeated with the print. Saturdays to complete the hundreds of pictures. . . . makes the yearbook possible ALFRED PFEIFFER ll-44l CHECKS A BOTTLE of developer to EDWARD DUNN l3-57l CHECKS A ROLL of film which he has make certain that the chemicals are dissolved. Members iust developed. Dunn was the hardest working member of prepared the developers from dry chemicals and saw to it the club. He not only did a great deal of the developing, that they were kept fresh and clean. but kept the darkroom in excellent condition.

Page 106 text:

0, . K ' I If N saw' .fi W 2. 2 X ,Q W W

Page 108 text:

JOHN HARRISON K2-581 JOINED the Library Club this year. Here, he checks through the card catalogue in answer to a studenfs request for a book. Library added many new vol- umes this year. THE LIBRARY CLUB s FOUR FRESHMEN AVAIL THEMSELVES of the library's fine fiction section to get a book that will please them and their English teacher, Mr. Murphy. They are: Michael Corrigan l42l, Rocco Mongelli l4'll, Richard McNulty l42l, Peter Sullivan ll-41. Students were allowed in the library at reading period, could take books out for two weeks. JOHN McGURRlN and Dennis Desmond reorganize the history section in an effort to make room for more new books. The intensive reading program introduced during study period this year forced the students to use the library more than ever before. It was open during the reading period and after school. Club members checked, stamped, and repaired books. l BROTHER LONG POSES with his small but efficient library staff, at right, they ore: John McGurrin, Rob- ert lnsull, John Harrison and Dennis Desmond. In- sull, a Senior, has been a member for four years. Brother Long has been the school's librarian for tif- teen years. Much of the stal f's time is taken with the painful task of visiting the classrooms to re- mind slow readers that their books are overdue. Money collected from lines was used to purchase new books.