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

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Guest speaker at a Mothers' Club program, Dr. Tobias converses with Mrs. Birchler concerning his talk on the affluent delinquents. E As Paul Meyer calls the shots, Dennis Monicatti helps two gamblers Hnalize their choice at Chuc- a-Luc, a Galway Fair Booth. Right, soliciting fund-raising advertisements for the Boys' Bowl pro gram, Mrs. Timlin places an order with the President of Leo Construction Company. 118

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Student wmcil foim Indwwlual Effort Ambztzon New officers inspire new undertakings, perfect past years enterprlses As voice and hands of the student body, this yearis Student Council accomplished an outstanding reputation and pertinent role in both school activities and community affairs. Behind the leadership of President lim Stoepler, the executive board set out to perfect existing programs and introduce in- novations into the system. The council established unprecedented cooperation be- tween students and school administration, greatly increasing their effectiveness. By revising the committee system and furthering the Pep Shop, it encouraged individual involve- ment in school activities and broadened its range of duties. Significant efforts were made this year to foster under- standing with neighboring schools. Rice-Marian Week, the nine-school Super Council and the Student Exchange Day all increased cooperation between community schools. In coordinating students' individual egorts, the Student Council became a worthy model for the future.

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'S F5555 ,Q .. Moms Solari ce Energy Increase Activit , Profit One significant contribution to the smooth operation and steady progress of Brother Rice is the efforts of the Mothers' Club. Their many, often unseen duties make them an integral part of the school's life. The leadership of Br. Morris and President Mrs. Birch- ler united the mothers' determination in initiating several new programs and surpassing all former years, Typical of their fund raising activities were the successful annual lunch- eon, dinner dance, telephone bridge, and Boy's Bowl Program advertisements. However, their principal work, the Galway Fair, eclipsed all other efforts. Endless hours of planning, preparation and operation donated to the most exciting and most profitable event in the Club's history. Their diligence is evidenced in the success characteristic of all their under- takings, whether soliciting ads, tabulating scores or selling novelties. Because of its thorough planning and coordination, the Mothers, Club, in addition to broadening its activities, was able to present the school sizeable prohts to provide for greater ease in its functions. a Q.. K .... Mothers' Club Board of Directors, seated left to right: Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Monahan, Mrs. Chilson, Mrs. Birchler Cpresidentl, Mrs. MacGuidwin, Mrs. Mayer, Mrs. Grier. Standing left to right: Mrs. Morrison, Mrs. O'Donnell, Mrs. Butzier, Br. Illorris, Mrs. Tracey, Mrs. Miller. 119