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

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unior Vanity Cloampionflozlbs Consirtentl fell RESERVE SCORES BRI-IS 63 Notre Dame 46 Servite 64 Salesian 74 Catholic Central 65 De La Salle 67 Austin 65 U of D 54 Divine Child 56 Notre Dame 47 Servite 68 Salesian 61 Catholic Central 52 De La Salle 71 Austin 77 Shrine 58 U of D 42 Divine Child 75 Aquinas 16 WINS 2 LOSSES FRESHMEN SCORES BRHS OPP 37 U of D 62 54 De La Salle 55 Ferndale 46 Notre Dame 52 Austin - 34 Servite 57 Catholic Central 51 Divine Child 53 Ferndale 43 U of D 40 Servite 40 De La Salle 42 Catholic Central 40 Notre Dame 69 Gabriel Richard 63 Austin 69 Divine Child 3 WINS 14 LOSSES Seconds before an attempted block, Reserve Paul McGill gracefully arches the hall toward the hoop. 4, Q- A vital segment of the powerful Reserves awesome scoring machine, forward Mark Hafeli fades away from the opponent for a difficult baseline jump-shot.

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Typical of team effort, Iobn Maloney and Grasping the ball on tlze rebound, Mike Snagging a pass on the fly, Kevin Keating Mike McGill combine to clear tlie rebound. McGill attempts to gain total control. goes liiglt over n defender. Warrior! H mile Tbrougb Winter of Vietorieg Sample Glorief 0 Fame , Er . X 5, 'N A f..y eww Fleeing from a scrambling Clawson defender, Kevin Kealing dribbles upcourt wbile the rest of tlze team coordinates for a score. VARSITY SCORES BRI-IS OPP 76 Notre Dame 44 52 Detroit Cathedral 40 75 Salesian 55 73 Catholic Central 72 76 De La Salle 69 68 Austin 75 72 U of D 67 66 Notre Dame 54 46 Detroit Cathedral - 42 55 Salesian 46 74 Catholic Central 73 84 De La Salle 74 63 Austin 72 62 U of D 69 62 Nativity 60 57 Holy Redeemer 73 69 Seaholm 64 66 Clawson 39 69 Andover 62 55 Pontiac Catholic 69 15 WINS 5 LOSSES 151

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From Frodo Mediocrit With all the attention focused upon the success of the Varsity, the champion lunior Varsity and Freshmen went virtually unnoticed in their season. While student support was not to be found, an awe-inspiring Reserve unit under the guidance of Br. Duffy, for the second straight year clinched the Central Division Reserve Championship by tallying sixteen wins against two defeats. With the group of former mediocre freshmen players, Br. Duffy drilled end- lessly until at last a cogent, powerfpaclted unit was conceived that swept through the league like wild brush fire. Sporting a stellar first line that graduated to Varsity status for post- league play, unfortunate opponents rarely were able to sustain the blistering offense or destructive defense and usually found themselves hopelessly behind at the first halfls end, falling in the title-bound Warriors walie. Playing together as a team for the first time, the Fresh- men encountered more than a fair share of bad luck and could only muster three victories in their seventeen outings. However, if the tradition stands correct next year, from the basis of this year's squad should come a more experienced standout group of possible champions in the form of the Reserves. RESERVE BASKETBALL: Front Row: W. Hayes, M. Davis, S. Ciblin, D. Hayes. Second Row: T. Cahill, B. Brown, Nl. Duffey, B. Foster, B. Hetzel, B. Schwartz, Br. Duffy. Third Row: T. Hayden, I. Knapp, D. DeBenedictis, J. Springer, M. Olesnavage, P. McGill, M. Hafeli. FBESHNIEN BASKETBALL: Front Row: S. Foster, hi. Sullivan, T. Marx, B. Bailey. Second Row: B. Zeiger, B. Jordan, G. Casper, S. Meyer, T. Zimkowski, F. Sanciola. Third Row: Br. Eccleston, D. Cav- anaugh, L. Corsol, K. Callaghan, P. DeBuschere, K. Milliken, N. Keller. E 5 An intricate part of the champion Reserves, lllark Olesnavage having executed a fake around the guard, lays the hall up. A key man in the fresh1nen's offensive thrust all season, Gary Berlzerich skillfully maneuvers to pass past his opponent. 153