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

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General Staff Meets Riee's hysieezl Needs Behind the scenes activity is necessary part of school routine Maintenance and cooking staffs often go unnoticed, but are always there working. The maintenance staff has the -difficult assignment of keeping Brother Rice immacu- late. lt is also responsible for the smooth operation of the school's equipment. Our cooks perform by satisfying the seemingly unquenchable appe- tites of 800 students. They prepare the food daily and serve it cheer- fully. The value of their service is evidenced by the hungry way in which lunches are devoured. These two staffs are united through the fine work they are accomplishing. They are an integral part of the school and being such cannot re- ceive enough recognition. Often found in his workshop behind the cafeteria making repairs, is Mr. Howard. A jack of-all trades, Mr. Howard is the only school custodian. -Q? Mr. H. Howard Mrs. A. Bagaria Custodian Dietician 35

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Umlercletssmen Employ Strength of Numbers To Support School Events, To Bolster Activities Q 'A 35 Nxxxww -W 5 -1 -- ,, ff., fu Q I X To the senior goes the spoils of conquering four years of high school. To the underclasman goes the toil of waging a seemingly endless battle against the com- bined forces of faculty and aca- demics. Upon these already over- burdened shoulders of the under- classman, the supreme burden of leadership will fall. To the con- fused freshman, the omniscient sophomore, and the idealistic ju- nior go precious years of leaming, studying, playing, maturing. 37