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

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in Model U , Senate Rice, Marian delegates assume roles of deliberative emmissaries The Model United Nations and Senate can be safely called activities far removed from perpetuation by force of tradition. Each time they convene a feeling of unique excitement is experienced. Occupying a position in the secretariat this year, senior Mike Jackson was the first student from Brother Rice to serve in the administration of the Marian- sponsored United Nations. U.N. delegates opened their preparation in the early summer aware that their performance in the November General Assembly depended on knowledge of world situations and U.N. procedures. The gen- eral principle behind this also applied to the Rice Model Senate in the spring. Granted that penetrating research is the best teach- er, the debate and concurrences on thc assembly floors led to acquiring invaluable acumen in the affairs of nations. Although the student ambassadors and senators could not equal the negotiating skill of the men in New York and Wzlshington, they rivaled and possibly surpassed their counterparts in enthusiasm and willing- ness to learn and understand. tr 105 Syrian delegate Rick Gilmour, gives his coui11ry's views on a challenging white paper brought up before the close of the Marian Model U.N. so .sr l Depicting the argumentative flame which arises in committee, Russ Monaharz and Steve Mikus eject a quick retort to a false accusation. Left, Senator jim Stoepler grabs the microphone and demands attention from the Chair.

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Vital Governmental World rganizations Evolve it S Making up the delegation from Congo Kinshasa are Tom Burns, brought much life to the committees and assembly floor, hut were Richard Morrison and Steve Mikus. This trinnwerate not only Rice's biggest contender for the coveted Minor Delegation Award. Reloading their guns in case of an assault hy Red Chinese protestors, Sgt. at Arms Charlie Bodette and two deputies jeff Biallas and Paul McGill were kept lmsy all weekend. 104

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ffi?Zs1g'. s:e.wsffee::s,NQ,a,k::6 As he reaches one of the many hindering moguls which appear at Alpine Valley, Greg Griffin expertly clears the ohstacle. Excitement runs high as moderator Brother Mackey and Tim Carhary prepare for a Thursday evening trip to Alpine by quickly loading up the hus. Left, during a rugged hockey contest a jam up occurs outside the crease while Brother Wielatz, whistle in mouth, watches for a possible foul. 106 Skiin , Hockey Improve Individual Talentg er