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

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PETER 0'HARA and William Oberheim lboth 4-73l puzzle over a tough trig problem during a chalk session. At upper right, Kevin Smith l4-73l nibbles on his pen while cracking an Advanced Algebra problem. At middle right, Angus Kennedy l4-73l is perplexed over a question on the State Scholar- ship exam. At lower right, John Reilly l4-74l catches up on current events in order to face the American History Regents. Rice's seventeenth graduating class is the largest in the school's history. lt brings the number of graduates close to the two thousand mark. The 219 young men pictured here began at Rice as one of the largest Freshmen classes. They numbered 248. Over the years, the usual number moved to other cities, entered seminaries or Brotherhoods or simply left school. The nine from this class in the Irish Christian Brothers Csee pps. 80-Slj have been included among the graduates. Some new students replaced the transfers for much the same reasons, but the class had one of the best per- severance rates in history. More Seniors than ever are planning to go to college. Others will seek em- ployment with tirms who, from past experience, have come to welcome Rice graduates. A few will enter the service directly where they hope to get some career training. Whatever their ambitions, Rice gradu- ates will have a unique advantage, for the training they have received has placed them a big step ahead of their fellow graduates elsewhere.

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