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

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S4712 During halftime of the U.D. game, the Rice fans formed a funnel to encourage another fine performance. BRHS Opp. O Catholic Central 33 O Detroit Cathedral 41 6 Austin 46 12 U. of Detroit 13 O Notre Dame 20 6 De La Salle 27 31 Groves 6 126 Senior end Earl Tracy fights with the enemy ends for possession of the ball in the game with Austin. ,fiisuwxeam 'Akai Larry Schloss stops a De La Salle ball carrier for no gain as Pete Brennan anal Mike Huolgens get ready to join in the tackle.

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f- ' S --A jjj! f fi ff q AC, v.svfff ,nv V First row, left to right: Couzens, T. Willick, M. Martin, S. Burns, D. Stewart, D. Mahlmeister, T. Mcliaig QMgr.J, Gibson. Second row: Br. Castellanos, INT. Kastely, W. Roncy, BRI-IS Varsity Opp. 25 St. Mary's 34 25 Cranbrook 40 18 Notre Dame 43 17 Austin 42 36 U of D 21 33 Bloomfield 22 32 Catholic Central 23 29 D La Salle 28 Denny Stewart, the Catholic Reserve champion, approaches the mile mark en rome to his record performance last October at River Rouge Park. The strain of iz cross country run is shown in the ex pression of Steve Scriven as he begins his kick .

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5 he First row, left to right: L. Hart, C. Theuniek, J. Bodde, L. Fon- Rajewski. Fourth row: D. Corrigan, K. O'Connor, T. Kurkowski tana, B. Cheslin, D. Parks, R. Tremblay, R. Gabriel. Second row: H. Fortuna, C. Cromek, B. Fulgenzi, P. Lutz, L. Schloss, I P. Brennan, Belknap, R. Rininger, R. Zeilinski, Bodary, F. Chenet, Varley. Managers: R. Rohan, P. DeRoche, R. Cain Baiarcli, Springer, M. Hudgens. Third row: R. Kramb, C. Mallon, COHCIICSI MSSIS' PHSCUZZL Nesbitt. NOIKOH, Br- Carney- D. Keating, E. Tracy, C. Murphy, W. Ferstle, M. Boomer, Spirit Burns Brigbthf in Disappointing Season In series of missed opportunities, unfortunate breaks, final overwhelming victory inspires confidence for future seasons lf thou hath faith unto the mustard nothing shall be impossible to thee. Perhaps it was the faith that coach Pas- cuzzi had in his boys , Perhaps it was the faith that the team had in their leader. Perhaps it was the faith that the school had in its Central League representatives. One might consider any of these reasons as the answer to why this team, after each setfback, picked itself up and continued to give everything for victory. There was a faith in themselves, a faith which saw its worth in the first game of the season when Rice outplayed Catholic Central, a faith nurtured by a near win over arch-rival U. of D., a faith rewarded in the final resounding victory over Croves. Now there will be something on which to build the future, a future which though apparently brighter will still re- quire faith to ignite the flame and to kindle it into a bonfire. Mr. Paseuzzi's elution at the Groves game is shown in his happy expression as he instructs jim Rajewski. 127