Grosse Pointe High School - View Pointe Yearbook (Grosse Pointe, MI)

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Revenge at Fordson 26-0 . . . This picture typifies the determination and drive that led senior Bruce Bull- 26 27 3 51 43 12 187 79 95 1 30 T 5 1871 5 dog Boardman to be the best fullback in the BCL and the second best in the state. Bruce had a field day in avenging last year's single defeat, o 20-0 setback ot the hands of the Fordson Tractors. Trojans shut out 27-0 . . . Blue Devil Football Season Cln a Nutshellj Grosse Pointe Opponent 26 Mt. Clemens . . . . 0 0 Flint ...... 7 Fordson . O Monroe . . . 0 Wyandotte . O Highland P. . . 0 Royal Oak . 0 Port Huron . . 0 7 First Downs .... 45 Number of Passes . . 104 Completions ..... 32 Touchdown Passes . . . 0 Yards Gained .... . 678 Average per Play . . . 1.9 Cook saves the day 3-0 . . . The only consolation in an otherwise sloppily played game was the adeptness of Dave Cook's kicking toe. The senior quarterback rebounded from on early season ankle injury and finally hit his stride in the Monroe game to boot three out of tour extra points. Get 'em, Albo! Mike Hammond grabs an aerial tossed by Dave Cook late in the third quarter ta put the Pointe into position for the game-winning field goal against Wyandotte. Cook split the uprights perfectly from the I8 yard line in the opening seconds of the fourth quarter to beat the favored Bears. An unfortunate Wyandotte play- er is about to hit a stone wall as Al Horants i45l, huge Blue Devil left tackle, moves in to block tor boll carrier Herrick.

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- Amen. . i Between halves, football :rowds rush to get supplies ot food to carry them through the rest of the game. Or maybe they iust feel the need of stretching their legs. At kick-aff, however-mission accomplished-loyal fans will have tiled themselves away neatly in the cenes that to some seem disordered and aimless, With kids milling every which way, Comprising confusion-utterly brainless- Prove that looks can deceive, as they say. iam-packed stands. For wherever the busy and turbulent setting: Main hall, charter bus, cafeteria, Each one is an organized beehive, We're betting- Confusion's not always hysteria. Behind all the jumble, the bedlam, the squall- Engraved on each eager face- Is a cause, giving chaos its place. Bedlaml That's the cafeteria at lunch time, Yet actually all is in order and hundreds of students achieve their purpose al averting starvation while visiting with friends. Page Twenty Amid tiurries of long, full, black robes and starchy collars, the choir room trembles with excitement and anticipation before ' everything shifts into the patterns planned for a public performance. Beneath the mad frenzy and flurry, and all,