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

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l Bob Pml' 18 l,,,fss Holding the rnonstrance aloft, Fr. McDonald gives of recollection. Days of recollection, held three times a benediction to upperclassmen at the close of their day year, replaces the week of retreat held in previous years. Rininger receives Communion as the football team goes to Mass to Discussing literal and typical senses of the Bible, are ,lim for God's protection. Mark Cleary meditates on the Blessed Host. jeszke, Paul Court, Robert McTyre and Frank Veraldi. '

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lVhile reading 11 physics Pamphlet, 5cienCe.mi,1dgd Senior, ,lim macy. In the guidance department, students can gain knowledge o Bodmy, advises john Brooks to investigate the pfofession of phm- possibilities in every field and of colleges specializing in these mens Guidance Fanills Vocational Needs of Students Mr. Lee and Br. McKenna, Guidance counselors, aid Rice students undecided about marks, college, occupational training The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single stepfl That step is begun here at Rice in the guidance department. The knowledgeable staPf, composed of Br. McKenna and Mr. Lee, come mands excellent facilities and in advising students can call upon years of counseling experience. Whether the problem is grades, colleges, or after school jobs, suit- able help can be found in t-he oft- frequented Guidance olhce. The friendly atmosphere created by Br. McKenna facilitates the dis- cussion of even the most intimate problem. The majority of students need little coaxing to avail them- selves of the staffs services. Large crowds point up success afwi Br. E. V. lNlcKenna FSCI l MI- L- LCC BSC., MA., MA. BA., MA.

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l l l l l l Catholic elzlgion Is Mvzinsmy of ice Education Continued learning stimulates appreciation of God-Man relationship Br. T. hl. lVlcCrohan FSCH Br. D. F. McGovern FSCH BA., MA., lVl.A. BA. Give me only thy love and thy grace, with these l shall be rich enough and ask for nothing more. This brief prayer, uttered each day by students as they prepare for the coming day, perhaps best exemplihes the ultimate destiny to which our stu- dents and faculty have dedicated themselves. lt would be diflicult to conceive of a world without an awareness of a necessity of moral and spiritual law. It is because there is a necessity for this awareness that Brother Rice serves as a preparatory grounds where students can learn the best method to save their souls and serve their Creator. gf i Looking interested, Br. Faranda and Paul Harn read from an Henthroned Bible , a type of shrine for the Holy Scriptures. 19