St Helena High School - Helenian Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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' il 8 THOMAS C. RENAGHAN ffTom!! Well known and liked by both stu- dents and faculty . . . In his twelve years at St. Helena's Tom has gained the admiration and respect of every- one he has come in contact with . . . His list of activities includes: Base- ball, Basketball, Sodality, and Soft- ball . . . Will be seen on the campus of Iona for the next four years. -9 C , PAUL j. RIESBECK uuydllyn Wally bravely comes to us every morning from across the bridge . . . Can be seen with Braddick, McGrath, and Hammer . . . His ambition is to attend St. John's University. 40 . t, we. V . , .,, , t ,iftvzg-fl f w H I If . Q - 1l'2fKMf' 'vw , f ff-3, ',1z:fM1:,, 441, ., sifpx fffli , - - 'i , t WS- 'i f,Z'? .' L M c I I I bfi few, f , 5 'tv v s ,V G JAMES P. REAVEY rflimll jim travels all the way from the home of the Dodgers to attend St. Helena's . . . Jim came to us from St. Francis Xavier for his senior year . . . Plans to do oliice work after graduation. Y I FREDERICK J. REMBRECHT HFred!l Fred's scholastic endeavors and extra- curricular activities indicate him as one likely to succeed . . . Editor-in- chief of the Cross Crown and a mem- ber of the Forensic Club, he may usually be found with Schuhman, Lewis and Molloy . . . Being in- terested in science and math, Fred wants to be a civil engineer via Man- hattan. CLIFFORD D. REULEIN ffcligll Cliff has stumped many a brother with his intelligent questions . . . Good natured and friendly, he leaves St. Helena to take up electrical engi- neering in Manhattan.

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4 L . X ANTHONY R. PROZZO ,rl-onyn Tony originally comes from St. Ray- mond's .. . He can usually be found having a friendly conversation with Bruno . . . Tony's ambition is to attend Iona College in the fall. PETER J. RAINIERI npetev, Graduate of St. Benedict's, Pete is known for his principles of discipline and good manners . . . A member of the Glee Club, he plans to attend N.Y.U. to study dentistry . . . Can be most often seen with Morelli and Schuck. Q JOHN D. RADTKE john Bosom pal of Welsh, quiet and friendly . . . john was an asset to the Student Council . . . Leaves St. Helena for a maritime career Best of luck john. 39 'ET Who tbre w that? , ,. e ' x i ' 2 if PATRICK J. RAWL Pai A popular senior by virtue of his lively sense of humor, Pat frequents our evening dances . . . Although a good mixer he usually associates with such Shamrocks as Parker, O'Sullivan and Gaffey . . . Thinking of being an industrialist, Pat will enter the busi- ness world.

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THOMAS F. RIORDAN rrTommyJ1 Tommy, a familiar figure around the campus, plans to join the army after graduation and then to go into busi- ness for himself . . . At lunch time he can usually be found holding up the side wall of Howard Johnson's with Cox, McCarthy and Kennedy. LAWRENCE J. ROEMER rfldrryu Always a popular man around the campus . . . Larry intends to embark upon a career in engineering at Man- hattan College . . . He can usually be found in the company of E. Phil- lips and Forgione. GEORGE A. ROMERO FfGe0U A cultural enthusiast, Geo's interests and abilities have carried him into the Genesians, the Glee Club, the Poster Club, and the Sodality Coming from St. Helena's he's na- turally loaded with school spirit Geo wants to be a dentist by studying at Villanova. Please check the books before you take them out. ROBERT A. ROGERS fPBobbyU With a sharp smile and a warm charm for le: belies, Bobby frequents our Sunday dances . . . Always found with Cornell and DiMotta . . . Bob hopes to use his art talent in the engineering profession. PAUL R. SABATELLO Ffsabl! Sab, alias Sabo and Sabu, is usually found conversing with LaForge . . . A valuable man in intramural soft- ball . . . His future plans include a iob somewhere in the business world. 41