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

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Measuring the pulsation of sine wares in their constant re- search, 'lim Kronlc and Nlr. Ohlhaher utilize the oscilloscope. PHYSICS CLUB, l. to r.: Mr. Ohlhaher, moderator, Chris Carron, ,lim Kronk, Toni Phillips, Bill Bergsnm, Andy Swoyer. 30 Studying functions of eleetricty, Gerry Dougher, Chris Oshorn and Toni Phillips ohserve Mr. Ohlltnhefs formation of circuit hrealcers. Physics Club Stiinu later Inquiry of Natural Law Though one of the smallest organizations in the school, the Physics Club exhibits impressive diligence and enthu- siasm in their work. The informal group of young scientists hnd that exploring and learning about their universe can be a recreational and rewarding experience. Experimenting after school in the lab, several interested students delve into some of the fascinating aspects of natural law. Using com- plex equipment to apply theory to practice, they regard everyday phenomena from the new and refreshing vantage point provided by a background in physics. The club plans its course of research under the experi- enced eye of its moderator, Mr. Ohlhaber. These dedicated individuals work together in solving, proving and disproving concepts that have fascinated men of science for ages. Seeking the answers to many questions, they satisfy their curiosity by establishing a valuable knowledge of physical laws. This experience in physics is of great advantage for anyone who applies it to further work on the area of science. However, whether or not they continue their endeavors in the field of study, members of the Physics Club should benefit greatly from their personal inquiry into their environ- ment.

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Verbal Pronferr o f Practiced elaa orr Enrn ref Tournament Conqnertr Incorporating their highly developed skills of organ- izing and arguing with driving enthusiasm, the Debate Club battled through several tough contests to a successful tournament season. This year the team researched and debated the pros and cons of the establishment of a system of compulsory government service for all citizens. The diligent coaching of Br. Granitz primed the debators com- pletely on all aspects of the problem, offering additional insights where necessary. Through the countless hours of observing other de- bates, sifting through materials For pertinent quotes, and researching other various facets of the problem, the afhrm- ative team of lX'larl4 Christini and Bill Bergsma devised a well-detailed plan to cover all the angles of discrepancies. lXleanxvhilc the negative team drew up equally clever ways to defeat any proposals brought forth. The challenge of competition and the method of im- proving sell-expression lured many freshmen to the team. Learning the techniques from their older teammates, they secured a line of victories in .lunior Varsity leagues and novice tournaments. Witlr much of the team's strength in its younger members, the debators expect equal pro- hciency in upcoming seasons. .,msa- AQAQI5' junior Varsity debators Brian Russell ancl Roger Williams formulate their information and quotes to prepare a strong rebuttal. Aloove, Pointing ont one of the olavious flaws in the negative argument, Mark Clrristini offers his plan for national service. Below, DEBATE TEAM: front row: B. Russell, N. Arzleers, R. Williarrrs, G. Baror, M. Doyle. Second row: Rr. Granitz, coaclfz, B. Bergsma, M. Christini, P. O'Connell, M. Kamenac. 12.9

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Lettermen Aim in aspect mmm l nrsity Clulr officers Dan Tomlinson, Dare Cimrti, Gene Rtntselz and Terry Stzllirtm discuss the clmngivzg of letter requirements. or Athletic Ended vor An achievement of distinction, the attainment of a Varsity letter signifies the driving devotion of an athlete to hear physical pain and stress For the glory of Rice. But mere attainment of this cannot satisfy the desire to labor even more For the school, so consequently the Varsity Cluh was horn, assisting athletic programs and influencing the prudent spend! ing of athletic profits. Guided hy hlr. Norton and Mr. Popson. the letter winners sell prefgame tickets, simultaneously adding their efforts to instill school spirit for all games. This year's ofhcers, Dan Tomlinson. Gene Bausch, Dave Girard and Terry Sullivan, in conjunction with the entire memhership, carried the burden of trying to estahlish correct uniform requirements for earning the Brother Rice letter. Through the willingness and devotion of the letter- men and their coaches. and using its constitution as a guideline. the Club returns to the athletic program much more than its memhers have ohtained. Performing tl lvtzrsity Club duty lrefore one of the crucial Maloney recruit the serrices of 1.011 C'im'tn'ellri tmtl .Hike contests of the lnislqetlmll season, .llilze Binllfis rind ilolzn Eltlving, to aid in the stile of pre-game tickets. 4 i x 9 ,sv 't 2 'UU'