Brother Rice High School - Crusader Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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CROSS COUNTRY .AJ -L I si .th , is .-Y, ,. 94 T On November 8, 1959, Brother Rice High School successfully completed its sec- ond season of cross-country competi- tion. On that day Brother Rice won fourth place in the Senior division of the All-Catholic meet. Up to that time, Rice had beaten Mendel three times, and Carmel, St. Ignatius, and St. Mel once. They lost to Leo twice, and to Ignatius and Loyola once. The season ended with the team win- ning seven medals and three ribbons. Although they had advanced only one place from sixth in city in 1958, they comprised a smoother, more efficient team in the T959 competi- tion. On the day the Junior team wav. Z 6- ,, .W W. Q wound up their season they, too, were fifth in the city. Having beat- en St. Mel, Mt. Carmel, St. Ignatius and Mendel, they lost to only Leo, Loyola and Mendel. Their score showed a drop of one place from fourth in city in I958, but this slight drop was more than compensated by the exper- ience and skill gained by the Rice mercuries on the improvised course in back of school. This experience will enable them to carry on the winning tradition of Brother Rice into the T960 season and into every succeeding season. ifhi' I Left to right - Top row: R. Mills, J. Reus, D. Moebs, R. Danielson, J. Don- nelly. Middle row: E. Joyce, D. Keating, J.'Mortimer, R. Burt, J .Polka. Bottom row: G. Ephgrave, D. Bitter, T. O'Con- nell, E. Pearlman. Left to right - Top row: J. Chortier, T. O'Brien, F. Beck, P. Waier, D. Witt, R. Costello, R. Curtain. Middle row: W. Kaszymski CManagerJ, J. Fee, P. O'Don- nell, D. Obiola, G. Griggs, R. Hartman, J. Cannon. Bottom row: B. Anderson, A. Knoble, M. Cichon, J. Cultra, J. Alt- MOH. Brother Ryan discusses the doy's prac- tice with Cleft to rightl D. Obiolo, J. Cultra, and J. Fee. rv