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

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Richard Bartly Kevin Blake Robert Copeland Timothy Dowd Francis Fanuka Win -my--. Robert Francavila Joseph Grimm Daniel Higgins Richard Hopkins Mark Iuett QV' Daniel Keenan 'fn Lawrence Kimberly Daniel Kropp Thomas Lelich Christopher Marzonie Thomas McGinnis Battling feverishly to defeat a strong Marian volleyball team, several enthusiastic response of both schools to the volleyball activity typified spirited Rice Sophomores strain to return their opponents' serve. The the success of the Rice-Marian weekend. N a . s.,L,rs nu. p s is X 3 68

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John Belknap Dean Blaquiere Patrick Brennan Thomas Burkhardt Marc Chircop John Corey Brian Daly James Duerr Frank Farley Robert Giblin john Hall Donald Hayes nzhing Sophomore Tom Oldham President Vicc President 601 Lee Andrews Michael Merline Secretary Treasurer Timothy Teegarden Quik ctivitier mud Rice With Mark of Accomplirloment When a student enters school for his second year of development, he feels a definite sense of self-confidence that was lacking his first year. The Sophomore is now able to carry out the growing number of activities confronting him with utmost of self-assurance. He is finally leaving his childhood tendencies behind and is ready to tackle the larger responsibilities that he will face in these times. Sophomore year also marks the beginning of true class unity. The student realizes that he cannot carry out a class project alone, and his maturity compels him to turn to other people and consider their opinions. This prods a class to work as a unity in all activities. They all share the sweet taste of victory as well as the sting of defeat. The Sophomore has taken a giant step into the world. This year's Sophomores possess all these characteristics. Their extreme self-confidence has resulted in several very successful activities and money-making projects. A wood sale in late autumn helped to boost the Class of 71's bank account in preparation for the Sophomore semi-formal in May. The Sophomore has greatly advanced into the world of maturity. He has been faced with many new problems and accepted the challenge of responsibility.