University of Detroit Jesuit High School - Cub Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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LOUIS C. BOSCO ROBERT R. BONDAY Bob was a staunch member oi Fr. Linz's marching band . . . his line cooperation made the victory band a huge success this year. Luigi has as much spirit and humor as the famed Luigi of radio and TV . . . president oi his class for three years . . . varsity baseball and basketball . . . four year sodal- ist . . . consistent honor man. ROBERT L. BOVITZ Big Bob traveled all the way from Wyandotte to come here every day . . . member of the band and Glee Club for two years . . . also played intramurals. l AMES K. BRACKEN Iim never tailed to provide the hu- morous side to everything he did . . . four year acolyte . . . Champion Debater . . . played varsity baseball lor two years GEORGE R. BRANDAU George was one oi the quiet boys around school . . . ardent football intramuralist tor tour years . . . ac- tive member ol the Sodality lor tour years. WILLIAM P. BREHIO Bill, the lellow with the million excuses. could always be heard laughing when a funny one was pulled.

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CHARLES E. BARNES Ed had his hand in everything . . . four year member of the band . . . Glee Club for two years . . . four year acolyte and sodalist . . . class officer in third and fourth year. MICHAEL I. BASFORD Mike collected the amazing total of nine V letters in his stay at U of D . . . gained for himself positions on the All-City football, basketball, and golf teams . . . as for personal- ity, Mike was a class officer for three years. LAWRENCE G. BAUER Larry could always be seen on the football or baseball field help- ing his class team or in the stands cheering on the Cubs . . . also noted for his monotony-breaking remarks during class . . . as a hobby Larry built hot rods. Dick graced the hallowed hall of LAWRENCE B. BENKERT Larry, a partner in crime with a certain other member of 4D, was class prankster and frequent patron of jug . . . member of the Glee Club for three years and a debater in fourth year. E RICHARD BETZ U of D with his presence in junior and senior year . . . played reserve football . . . debater in fourth year . . . kept the French class moving in high gear with his jokes, some of which made him a steady member of Fr. Clear's jug. EDWARD M. BEYMA Ed. tall boy first row, was one of the lengthest men in the class of '53 . . . any aftemoon in the senior lounge his 6'3 frame could be found sprawled on a daven, playing pin- ochle . . . member of the science club and tour year sodalist . . . a hard worker as is proved by his marks. QL' 9 4'-x

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HUBERT F. BRENNAN Hugh was the fast man on the 4B intramural football team . . . could often be seen at the 8:15 Communion Mass . . . Glee Club in junior year. ROBERT D. BROSEY Bob was irrespressible . . . will always be remembered for his an- tics when clad in his cheerleading sweater . . . Art Club member for three years . . . Captain of the cheerleaders . . . Glee Club . . . Sodality. LAWRENCE T. BROWN Brownie gained distinction early in freshman year as southpaw hur- ler on the varsity nine . . . has ad- ded five more letters since as main- stay of diamondmen and workhorse on the gridiron . . . class officer three years . . . sodalist. DALE E. BUCKLAND Dale, a quiet member of 4D. studied hard and always came through with good marks . . . played intramural football and baseball for four years . . . always glued to the juke box in the senior lounge. WARREN C. BURK Little Warren's personality quickly gained him the respect of everyone . . never failed to give a cool appearance . . . class officer in first year . . . junior and senior debater. IOHN I. BURKE Iohn could always be seen in the East room of the gym in the midst of the P.B. boys . . . intramural en- thusiast on the gridiron, diamond, and hardwood. 'P'