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

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TWENTY-FOUR OF THE SOPHOMORES who made the Honor Roll stand proudly with their certificates after receiving them from Br. Synan. There were representatives from every Soph class, with the largest from 2-55. All did their best to remain on the elite roll and others tried hard to gain membership. THE LANGUAGES and HISTORY are continued 'aw 1559 lt. 1 ws.-.M X. TWO SOPHS-George Pilla l2-55l and Patrick Ambrose l2-5'll, above, were typical of the large number of second year students who partici- pated in activities. George and Patrick ioined the band and by year's end had become good sax players. ln the background is Denis Desmond l2-5'll, who learned drums. At left, Br. Kent examines Francis Corda's report card while Frank and his mother wait anxiously. Frank was in 2-515 had Br. Kent for Math 10. X

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