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

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Pi. 1, h x xxx m: e Love and the Long- Distance Runner Itts a crazy game where the coach tells you to run ten miles. And you tell him hets insane, but then you do it any- way because you love him. Itts crazy when you dontt win on the scoreboard; when you beat La Salle and the coach chews you out because everyone showed a lack of respect for the opponent. Then you lose to Rice but he picks you up and tells you he loves you because you tried your hardest. Itts nice to know that winning is measured by how much your heart grows. Cross Country is a part of life that breeds a quiet love. A love that grows from experiencing together a Mass, a practice, a victory, a defeat, aching lungs, and on and on Itts an experience of knowing what it means to be on a team and to share and to love. When itts over you know you got a hell of a lot out of it a more than you put into it ... and that it helped make you more alive, more human a Mike Palazzolo 19

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Golf: A Little Extra In the midst of the pitter-patter of little feet running crossacountry and the crushing tackles of football practice, there was a new sound heard last Fall at U of D i the click of a golf ball. Breaking tradition, and also challenging the weather, the Michigan High School Athletic Ase sociation moved Varsity Golf competition from the Spring to the Fall. And not to be outdone, the Catholic League decided that it too would make some changes, as they dropped three teams from our schedule and added three new ones. After an easy victory over St, Marys of Or- chard Lake, we met with some disappointment. Two one-stroke defeats by the seemingly weaker St. Marys of Redford team destroyed our chances of catching an undefeated Brother Rice team and the Catholic League Championship. Although we finished second in our division, we didnlt quit; We finished third in our region and twelfth in the State Competition. Yet our not-so-good 6-4 record and the prac- tices every day after school didnlt seem to matter after a post-season experience of mine. At a Fa- thersl Club meeting, the father ofone ofthe fresh- men on the team came up to me and said, tll just want to tell you that my son really looks up to you, and I want to thank you for giving that little extra time you spent to help him along? Some- how this made it all sort ofworth it . . . a Pat Dore Upper Left: Johnny Carson tops and trousers starting at $5.95. Lower Left: Pat Dore in follow-through fashion. Lower Right: Phil Widman and Jim Ziegler ponder the lie. 21 a Wfrun; s9 ' m if ' A?Agas AA: vf'TrA xu ,n r