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

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Queens 1 2 THOMAS B. 0'SHEA 565 West 215th Street Manhattan 34 LO 9-4764 Good Shepherd . . . Thomas entered the Juniorate after one year at Rice. His next step will be a year of intense prayer and study at the Brothers' Novitiate in South Kortright, N.'Y. ,JOHN P. COSTELLO 518 58th Street Brooklyn 20 GE 9-B147 Our Lady of Perpetual Help . . '. John entered the Juniorate after one year at Rice. A brilliant student l98 average in first yeart, he hopes to teach science. He entered Lakewood in 1956. JAMES D. FERGUSON 5120 19th Avenue Brooklyn 4 CL 9-6611 St. Anthanasius . . . James entered the Brotherhood in September, 1956. He is a brother of Thomas of the class of '58 Hopes to teach at Rice someday. ANDREW P. HEWITT 451 68th Street' Brooklyn 20 TE 6-7550 Our Lady of Angels . . . Andrew entered the Juniorate after two years at Rice. Like the others, he has four more years of training ahead. Came to Rice as a February Freshman in 1956. ROBERT J. MANLEY 3751 89th Street Queens 72 St. Bartholomew . . . Robert decided to become a Brother after two years at Rice. With the others, he'll receive the habit in September. Wants to teach and coach baseball-his favorite sport. ANTONIO D. MARTY 370 West 52nd Street Manhattan 19 JU 6-7095 Sacred Heart . . . Tony first met the Brothers in Sacred Heart Grammar School. After one year at Rice, he en- tered the Juniorate. His younger brother is a Freshman at Rice. PAUL P. MASON 115-28 Francis Lewis Boulevard St. Pascal . . . Paul has been in the Juniorate for two years. With his class- mates, he will complete his training at Iona College where he will renew acquaintances with former classmates who are headed there. JOHN F. SHIELDS 605 East 141 Street Bronx 54 St. Luke . . . John transferred to Lake- wood after two years at Rice. He is the second member of the family to enter the Brotherhood. His older brother, Joe, another Riceman, is now a student Brother at Iona. ROBERT T. TEMME 168 East 29th Street Brooklyn 26 UL 6-7159 Holy Cross . . . Bob entered the Brother- hood after three years here. While here, he was a good student and top swimmer. He'll do his Novitiate at the Brothers' other Novitiate in West Park.

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JOSEPH P. WALSH ROBERT J. WASILEWSKI 500 West 171st Street 55 Messerole Avenue Manhattan 32 SW 5-5846 Brooklyn 22 EV 3-5889 lncarnotion . . . Glee Club . . . Iona SS. Cyril and Methodius . . . Honor Roll . . . Navy . . . Undecided. 15 Chess Club, Intramural Basketball . . . To College . . . Air Force . . . Undecided. RICHARD J. WIEJACZKA 110 Huron Street Brooklyn 22 EV 3-3697 SS. Cyril and Methodius . . . Honor Roll 1, Stamp Club . . . Iona . . . Army . . . Undecided. A FINAL ROUND-UP OF SENIOR INFORMALS, below. At upper left, Gerard Ruggero l47l proves he has a way with women as he fascinates sweet young thing during December dance. At upper right, Dennis Kreitsek l72I pours over The College Handbook located, with many other catalogues, in the Guidance Room. At lower left, John Kelly l73l reads his morning Times which was required reading for most Seniors. At lower right, iokester Ed Abell l72l writes an announcement on the board requesting teachers to kindly refrain from teaching any taxing subjects. I t 5 Hr-A I JAMES A. WIPPER 200 Bth Avenue Brooklyn 15 HY 9-2785 Sl. Francis Xavier . . . Honor Roll 1,25 Dance Committee, Intramural Basketball, Bowling . . . To College . . . Navy . . . Naval Officer. JAMES P. YOUNG 125 East 90th Street Manhattan 28 TR 6-2578 St. Thomas More . . . Intramural Bas- ketball, Bowling . . . Iona . . . Army . . . Lawyer.

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THE RICE CAMPUS was never like this. Discussing old times at Rice are postulants Andrew Hewitt, Paul Mason, John Costello and Tom 0'Shea. Spacious campus has six build- ings, is located 50 miles from Rice. DURING A RECENT VISIT, Br. Reidy enioys a laugh with Bob Temme and Sean Portley. Sean, a Junior, entered the Brotherhood last September. Of the 39 postulants, I2 were former Ricemen. .... Ricemen at Lakewood ? f w IN GOD'S SERVICE, there is always room for hearty laughter. These three were laughing at the cameraman. They're Bob Manley, Tony Marty and Jim Ferguson. Building in the back- ground is the Scholasticate where young Brothers do one year of college training. THE MAIN BUILDING of St. Gabriel's Junior College houses the members of the faculty and some of the poslulants. The ideal spot was purchased from Maryknoll three years ago. It houses fifty student Brothers and thirty-nine postulants. THIRTEEN RICEMEN received the habit last year. They are- left to right-Front: Brothers B. R. Shanley, A. K. Szigethy, C. R. Bolan, W. A. Smart, T. E. Dausch, John P. Flynn. Back: D. D. Crimmins, F. J, Markert, J. B. Moffett, H. D. Comiskey, R. T. Mueller, A. S. Giangrasso, P. C. Leavy. STEVE OBERHEIM and John Danker enioy a moment's rest between classes. They entered last September, are both Juniors. Busy routine did not allow for much leisure, but future Brothers loved it.