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

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TERRY McNULTY, SOPHOMORE SENSATION, cuts towards the basket during the early minutes of the game with Molloy. Game was one of the tirst of the season. Rice lost to the then 39 games undefeated Molloymen. Tony Bonilla is in the background. VARSITY BASKETBA l l TERRY McNULTY GETS OFF a one-hander despite the ettorts of his All Hallows opponent, above. Rice defeated the powerful A. H. team last season, but couIdn't do it this year. At lelt, Charlie Novak appears about ready to throw the ball out of the yearbook as he stops short during a scrimmage with St. Francis.

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,Ps if rs.. The Irish had Two standouts this year. Number One was Frosh miracle-man Joe McMahon. He ran every race against a clock, since his nearest competitor would need a motorcycle To keep up with him. Joe vvon each race by a margin Wider than Frosh coach Brother Nlorkan's smile. There's no Telling what he'll do during The next Three years. John Callahan and John Durkin were also beTter-than- average Frosh runners. The Three should form The nucleus ot a great Varsity squad. Charlie Garcia proved one ot the best X-Country men in the City. In meets that featured hundreds ot runners, he finished 'among The Top ten every time-running a steady 13:50 To 60. When indoor season got under way a few weeks laTer, the X-Country efforts paid OFI, for the Irish were in Top shape. TALKING THE RACE OVER are J.V. runners Ken Peeples, Thomas Smith, Peter Krebbs and Richard Armitage. All are two years veterans and top students. Smith was the most improved runner on squad. Smith cut his time by several seconds each time he ran, was close to 14:40 by season's end. All four ran track all year long. ' 1 ' I ,Y 1 ,' ' -1. ' ' v . . i X -ff' 9 .. 0 Ear-T 3, 7- ,.. I YQ g - C ' 'T KIM?-I Y 'Q'-mi 19.4 -Qfif ers.. 1- . X .Qw- I x iw I 1 XXL! yy ' T M Y ll-3 sw 5 4 in A. vt I W1 Q- 4 I e A by 9002 ef gg, 4 X0 I k HK Y V f-if Q gi? Q- lei, D Q9 ?'5 S i X a ' N if 7 new at I tial ill gil' 'W 'fag s T' 1 mar on V ,X SMALL FRESHMEN SQUAD consisted of-left to right-First Row: Robert Breen, William Morrow, Kirby Martin, Martin Patten, Joe McMahon. Second Row: Dom- inic Cousins, Arthur Fludd, Robert Armstrong, John Mirabile, Thomas Agar. Every one, and many more, returned for the indoor season. John Callahan, John Fong and Joe Long missed this picture but promised neyer to come late again. - -5, -. sv L ... r .- . A f fm Q, ' ,. wry fag 1 -, .ff - 'V , is, gi2sfii. , 'fs lv M1 - N fs! ' V 1 1.5, ' N f + T , pw. . .t JA. . y i ' F, . W e . 1 by KS- Q .1 A . .QL-2. ie. ,,,, JOE LONG proved a good, steady runner. His long legs are getting longer-and he's just a Freshman. g. FROSH BOB BREEN appears in need of a gallon of Geritol after l.C.B. race. Coach Br. Morkan has high hopes for Bob -s.tm4wc. N.. , Man.. .

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