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

Page 10 text:

MiLy expenieisice Nunrunes iNeeNrive TO eNAcr set?-11uLFiLLMeNT . , Q: 8 x n intricate webbing of delicate emotions, the pre- cious binds of a family mesh to deliver the mem- bers, as a unit, from outside frenzy, and generate a fertile seclusion for the Howing cultivation and exchange of per- sonal ideas. The family body assumes the role of a forum, giving birth to and directing the thoughts and aspirations, the philosophy of nian's developing faculties. Yet the inevitability of maturing attitudes causes the communal environment to become a shallow precinct for an inquiring, expanding mind. The individual, still based in an inherent trust in the unity, partially merges with a singular existence to realize those goals proposed and formulated while in the family. Dissecting his circum- stances, he absorbs obvious values, and educates himself in the abundant hostilities of life. Ile departs from a now hindering sphere into a new realm of competition.

Page 9 text:

.,.V if s e. i BRANchi G iNTERESTS shieto i oiviDuAL FROM ANoNyMiTy or Mzxsses o realize the fruitlessness of an existence ungarnished with the variances of life is to at once be wrested from a cumbersome fate of oblivion. The individual must rise as an identity, entirely one with respect to the world, and be spiritually free from the boundaries of a clutching society. Man engages in diverging interests not to shadow an intrinsic obscurity from his being, but to bathe in thc newly discovered unique- ness of his personality. Ile then conjures in his mind that he is of a kind and yet separate in himself, steeped in the supreme intimacy of possessing his own will. He reacts to control his destiny, and begins to formulate compli- menting attractions, opinions, goals steady with the development of self-assuredness. llis manner becomes intense, dedicated as he strives to claim his life from the massive turbulence of humanity, and in the search his spirit cries out that, in the end. he will ultimately succeed. Qs

Page 11 text:

M-.M-xwwsw .V I 4 'SL 1 f as - Y' Q JfYk im A. 'svuz-1 ix 4,9 4 4 x-W. EJ , YM . W ,JNL Q :L ,,- 'E W A qnii PQ Q , ,ii 4 XX 4 W A X 4 W i A V . 'dw . f K K n. - Q rv 5 ew ., is .,...,, ..6 ?'l.AwIw .5 whats , K K . f ,tue Qgwflf ' bww? L X- -1 A ,vw k , i 1' 4 3' . Y , S My , in A gh ff f 5v' Qn-J 'wi , 'sg-g'A IQ, A ,, 'fi fm., K '1f,,1,5a K .3 K H ,rv U 51 N 'K 335011 . 'I Q A . g .a34,l5H ,. Q Ania? Q 'fir as 55 , 4 'xv q wg in 'elf Q ,lx gfigf 3' ff. X wwf. IN, A -'f W, 5 1 . 1 Q . ,xf 4 ,, -' t R Wt! -fe ' 5f .ffw'aP ' 1' 12,