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

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eoMpeTirioN peRMeA'res LINUERCLASS Booy enemes oivensirieo uNiT ommitment to 21 purpose Cannot he half answered, And must hail the ultimate degree of application From the enthusiastic spirit of the involved. A body of peers, Potent in the unity of demeanor VVhere deficient in number. Vivihes the product of conglomerate determination By together hastening the end to mutual goalsg Goals made more apparent, More desirable, hy the foreboding presence Of an established competitor. A harrying venture, school, One that incurs the need to be allied to some, And consequently to rival others. Yet in this sporting alienation is painfully born A nucleus of personal comprehension Precious in its lasting value. LINUERCLASSMEN 53

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Richard Costantine Incommg Freflomon Encounter ompetztion in School Activit Upon entering the staggering and complex world of Brother Rice, the Freshman is confronted with myriad difficulties centering around the complexity of high school organization. Struggling through the first hectic days, the groping Freshman is hit with the realization that his tenure serves to prepare him for the strenuous but rewarding college life. Fully comprehending this, the Frosh eagerly accepts his new responsibilities, know- ing fully well it will benefit him now and in later life. Ultimately, the Freshman comes to the conclusion that he and his unseasoned classmates must mold one another into a well oiled but individually composed machine. This year's Frosh have made tremendous gains in this aspect, as demonstrated by their highly successful Hoat entry which captured high laurels and well deserved praise. It is obvious to all that the challenges are many and diversified, but it is further evident that the Freshman will do all in his power to conquer them. Richard Acho Gregory Bator Michael Bodnar James Brunetto John Carolin Francis Cianciolo Paul Debusschee Michael Doyle Francis Fehr john Gargard Robert Guy Michael Herman Thomas Horvath Thomas Keenan George Perez-Guri Mark Kamenec President Vice President 01 Michael McGuire Christ Leonard Secretary Treasurer H .. S A at 4 ,fm-1.5, , .. Af,.--, 1 . . .. .4 avr,- 1. ' 3 if ,,', S'-ft 1-QQQWI5 , . H.., -rw' r . :yi Q 'Y' 54 N