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

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Gowns, Caps, Diblornas Signify Graduation, Ending Four Year Tenure at Rice for Seniors 2 .si Upon this year's Seniors fell no burden of establishing traditionsg this class was not the first. They received none of the jobs that be- fell the pioneers of a new high school. This was the second grad- uating class. Although they didn't establish traditions, they did ce- ment the foundations of their pre- decessors. They chose which tra- ditions would be beneficial and which would be harmful. To this task the 201 members of the grad- uating class of 1965 pledged and dedicated itself. xXN X, .X I N i w 'fri' ' X '35 ' f. A 'Q BROTHER RICE HIGH SCHOOL E 145 Til Uiiiiiiiiiii

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Senior Class vers Plan Activities Ofiiciers provide leadership, example for student body -15125. s .i .Q-vs an-, james Angell Michael McCarthy President Vice-President .- -fun-1 KT, .fr Richard Kruez Cory Hartung Secretary Treasurer The Senior Class of 1965 took the torch from the class of 1964. Their task was not an easy one, but they accepted it with vigor and enthusiasm. lNlany traditions in- itiated last year had to be carried on and many traditions had yet to be started. This was the situation September 1, 1964. Ac- tion was immediately talcen. Progress came. A Christmas tree sale developed from the planning stage into reality. The first home- coming proved another success. A beautiful new trophy case adorns the main hallway. Eleven members were awarded letters of Commendation. 1965 proved a memorable and rewarding for both the brothers and the Senior class, and Brother Rice became a better school through their efforts. Pete Foley and homecoming queen, Diane Casa- lou, enjoy themselves at the homecoming dance, first senior project of the year.