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

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Was it getting choked up at a Pep Rally because you were finally getting some attention e or was it because you saw the tears in the coachEs eyes be- cause he loved you so much? Was it beating CC with slipshod football e or was it giving your allvand still losing to Rice? Was it coming out and getting all hyped up at the Rice game r or was it coming back the next' week? What was our season all about? It was a bunch of guys working for a goal and falling short, but knowing how little it really mattered when we still t had each other . . . n; . ..-. 4;. HM .3992 :y Anyone will tell you 5-3 and 4-3-1 v' 5 arenEt so terribly different. Anyone but 7- 2 us . . . f; 7 MARK BAUER j 'E Above: An awestruck referee admires Mike OstrowskiEs punting. Below: Pal Harmon takes ReaumeEs handoff, not planning on falling short. V .rw v F W. 72X . m l3 ft 7 A ...,,,,,, , . Hm, I

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h c Above: Mark DeCoster catches his opponent off- 15 A Spectator The 1971 Cub Football Team - do you still remember what it was like? Or have you filed it away with other Au- tumn activities like the Cider Mill, or Belle Isle? Let me refresh your memory. The ,71 Cubs were dedicated, moti- vated, and successful 1 yes, success- ful a For they were humble, yet never humiliatedi They were classified as losers by their critics, yet never outclassed a i . There were gray moments, which in turn were inevitably balanced by golden moments. There was Rice, and the last two minutes in the ctMud Bowl? And there was Homecoming a in which a pack of hungry Cubs feasted 0n Shamrocks. Sitting on dirty, cold bleachers thirty feet away from the 'action, makes it very difficult for the spectator to under- stand the great amount of effort chan- neled into each contest. We watched the games with excitement, but after the season was over the torn-up grass on Foley Field was the only thing which bore witness to the dedication of the 71 Cub Football Team . Rick OiDonnell guard. Lower Left.- Pat Harmon turns upf'ield. Lower Righis Funky footwork. 1x v-va- axiiryr-ltrli . nrr 4 .V' wry. Tr AVY ow wxm . . y. 5.3. mmmmygigiixa; ; en t 3i 2 i- s, m, rat Ma... Aim mhum fa