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

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Choosing an unorthodox style of jumping, Doug Taralonsijs perf Unauare o Pat Longton s challenge Roger Osullwan continues to faction of the approach sends him over the laar backwards. keep the lalisterzng pace he set in the early laps o the race Freshmen, Referrer Smother eague zn Work f Mzlgbg Endurance Following in the footsteps of the undefeated varsity is always a remarkable accomplishment. Proving that no task is unconquerable, an elite group of dedicated and energetic sophomores and freshmen set out to carry the standard inherited from their predecessors. Under the undying leadership of Brothers Lithgow, Kelly, and Mr. Popson, the reserves and frosh pieced together a hard core team of talent-laden runners and vaulters. With the long, grueling, uninterrupted hours of practice and a feeling of unihcation and dedication, Rice saw one of the greatest reserve teams ever produced at Brother Rice. The squad was solid as a whole, but contained a few explosive individuals whose constant and ardent spirit gave moral as well as physical support to the team. Roger O'Sullivan, Don Walker, and Sam Orlando were only a handful of the steady point winners, From the bevy of latent talent, the coaches have woven together the most awesome Reserve track power in the League, one that readily carried on the Varsity's tradition of victory. 158

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