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

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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.

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