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

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A breathless but exuberant winner, Tim Murphy, anxiously awaits his winning time, as a dejecteal and ailing teainrnate, Tom Meyer leaves the pool, Below, gasping for breath, lareaststroker Bruce Butzier displays the championship style which earned hinz the rank of all-city. 1 ..kk..kV x V3 K I as ss' After a powerful spring, Nlarlc Shanahan hegins a front flip with a full twist in pike position at the Catholic Finals. 1969 SVVIMMING TEAM: Front Row: S. Thompson, K. Fogarty, M. Dorsch, T. Ivory, NI. Bookmyer, M. Iluett. Second Row: Drazek, K. Cathcart, N. Ferstle, lfflander, G. Perez-Gurri, M. Shanahan. Third Row: T. Biehl, E. Rodgers, T. Murphy, F. Fogarty, D. Mzrclsachlan, P. Shanahan. Fourth Row: L. Sullivan, B. Colombo, B. Butzicr, T. Blcycr, B. Sadovsky, L. Keating. Right, utilizing a powerful burst in thc hackstroke, Skip Thompson and Tom Biehl begin the first of four strokes in the 200 yd. Individual Medley. 167

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