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

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slums ARTHUR GOERKE lets classn1ate John Rowland in on a secret. Both are in I-44. Seems Art has received a hot tip about the contents of a Latin quiz. COMPARING NOTES-Mrs. Caftrey and Mrs. Cadigan ask each other What did your boy get? following the distribution of first reports. Thomas CafTrey is in 1-42, Edward Cadigan is in I-4'l. Both have two older brother graduates. DURING MAY, and throughout the year, the Blessed Mother's shrine in each classroom received special care. Here, Richard Mellas I3-52l adds a vase of flowers. During May the altars were especially beautiful. LESSER HAPPENINGS In Bhd Al'OUl'ld RICE FRANCIS GUERIN WHISTLES in astonish- ment at the length of the Spanish as- signment. Fran was a small but bright Junior from 3-54. FRED JIMENEZ AND ADOLPH MENENDEZ Iboth of 4-731 plow through their morning issue of The New York Times. The bulky paper was required reading in Senior classes. Purpose was to keep them up on current events, improve their English, and break them away from the tabloids. FOUR SENIORS CARRY ON a serious discussion about whether they should get Holta to organize them. They are Gary Gerardi, Paul Stefanski, Kevin Sullivan and Joe Sweeney. Plan failed when grievance committee found nothing to grieve about. , ,,. vlerslv-

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, f EXUBERANT FANS LET OUT A THUMPING CHEER as Rice ties the score in the Hayes game, Crowds at the games were very good. The gym was small and the students generally packed the place for every game. Spirited cheering often un-nerved over-confident visiting teams. The lrish were beaten often in scoring, but never out fought. JAMES EGAN l4-73l PUZZLES over a dif- ficult problem on the annual State Schol- arship examination. Last year, three Rice students won the coveted scholar- ships. SCHOOL PHYSICIAN, Dr. Alfred Massey, checks on Walter Probst's avoirdupois. Dr. Massey examined students for work- ing papers and school teams. He's been here two years. p 'x JOE MIGNONE IS PROUD of his Rice Raiders button. Looking on are Vincent Corrigan and Bill Devereaux. All are in 'I-41. Novelty buttons were sold in bookroom. BILL McKINNEY DANCES with the dolly with the hole in her stockin'for at least she will have if she doesn't find her shoes real soon. RESTING UP BETWEEN FRAMES, a few of Rice's many bowling en- thusiasts compare averages. They are Tom Russell l54l, Mike Vega l54l, Al Berotti l73i, Pat Palodino l48l, Owen Sweeney l54i, Gerard Adamec l46l, Lawrence Crowley l54l, Dan Coll l7ll, Ferdinand Malalan l72l. Bowling filled two afternoons each week.