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

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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'

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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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WILLIAM l. BURKE Bill did well in everything he un- dertook . . . played football ior four years and was elected co-captain this year . . . class officer lor four years . . . active member ol the Sodality. . . tops among a crowd of com- ALLAN A. BURNETT Al was one of the daily commuters on the Grosse Pointe express . . . played two years of varsity baseball and starred in intramural football and basketball. IAMES I. BURNS Iim was the short lellow who d1dn't let his size stand in his way JOHN A. BURTON parative giants . . . acolyte for four years . . . regular customer around the senior lounge. Iim The Dozer was noted for his Johnny Ray was an active par- ticipant in several school activities . . . acolyte, sodalist, debater, and sports writer lor the Cub newspaper . . . tried his hand also at tennis and swimming. IAMES A. BUSH wit and humor . . . sophomore ln- tramuralist and news reporter. ROBERT Q. BUSS Bob's favorite topic of conversa- tion was speed, whether in boats. cars, iootball, or swimming . . . in- tramural iootball . . . varsity swim- ming team. XQWQ