Brother Rice High School - Quest Yearbook (Bloomfield Hills, MI)

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X I feed you, my mind, that you might expand and bloom and overflow into my heart and into the heart of the world. There can be no middle ground for the intellect, no point where it may stand still. There can be only growth or decay. The mind bears pleasant fruit but only with great exercise and sacrihce. To learn this about the mind is to understand the challenge of education. The mind grows not alone, but with help and encouragement which serve as refreshment for the struggling roots. This nourishment, so easily attained, is so seldom taken advantage of, so seldom appreciated. Yet it rc- mains as the very source of life for the mind. And without this help the mind will grow dry and begin to fade. The reaction seems not too great for the first signs are nothing more than a few withered branches And then the roots choke and for want of a reason to live, die.

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Legacy of School Spirit Is Long in Building' Anticqmtion, Dqection, Elation Are Sbortlivea' Initiated in classrooms, bolstered at rallies, manifested in stands, on field, spirit serves as uniting factor of school life , all E of