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

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ln a moment of mental preparation for a crucial meet, Br. Castellanos Having passed an opponent, ,lack Bennett continues his surge lmaldles with tlze team for tlze pre-meet prayer. in lzopes of a lxiglzer standing in tlze All-City Illeet. 7 Q.. Liii 'A AK The backbone of the Warriors, Senior Bill Miller, Brian ,loralan and early, make a desperate attempt to gain better position by sprinting Bob Scbreiner, following the pre-meet plan to get out in the lead from among the pack at the Cranbrook Invitational. 137 xi X N TQ.

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T 0 apture League Title The might of the varsity must always take root in the untapped potential of the Freshmen and Reserve teams. This philosophy in mind, the Brother Rice Cross Country coaches have nurtured these vast resources to brace the already Champion Varsity team, and to insure comparable seasons in the future. A bulging storehouse of talent from the ranks of the Reserves and Freshmen has already proven its worth to the Varsity in following years. Such leaders as sophomores Dave Monicatti, lim Miller, and Don Walker, and freshmen Peter Hoffman and Tom Birchler paced the teams to yet another year of League Championships, and has prodded optimism to run rampant, the school sure of an abundance of future stars. Although blessed with these many assets, Coaches Br. Castellanos and Br. Lithgow are still aware of the steadily keener competition thrown at them to snatch away the league crown and continually press for greater output each year from every team member. This fifth straight Championship has all but ceded Rice a continuous reign over the Catholic League, and the extrordinary and constant excellence with which the school has dominated Cross Country has testified to the undying spirit exemplified by all men of Rice. lfVitl1 the pounding of teammate Greg Bator at his back, freshman Tom Birchler expends a surge of energy to pass a tiring opponent. mpgs, K 1 F 'N s , 3' ' '3 Sh i.l'RE, TgK il . W RESERVE-FROSH CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: Front row: C. Swartwout, N. Starr, T. Schmaltz, R. O'Sullivan, D. Moni- cotti, D. Walker, B. Calengor, T. DeWulf, P. Bator. Second row: B. Keating, D. Chauvin, D. Kenney, C. Monley, D. Cavanaugh, P. Longdon, I. Miller, P. Tata, T. Birchler, P. Hoffman, B. Jordon, J. Grimm, Br. Lithgow, Coach. Pressed on lay the thirst for victory, Chris Manley settles down to a swift, easy pace after overcoming the opposition. 139