St Bonaventure High School - Bona Venture Yearbook (Columbus, NE)

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The game was nip and tuck all the way with the lead changing several times. Clarkson took the game with 5 straight free throws in the overtime. Final score: St. Bon's 49, Clarkson 52. Showing a leaky defense and missing numerous easy shots, Bonnies had to hustle all the way to come out on the long end of a 57-47 verdict over St. Joseph of Omaha. Regarding this as a big one, St. joe fought hard, but couldnt keep up with the speed and scoring punch of the Irish. St. Bonaventures final performance of the season was the defeat of Guradian Angel of West Point 74-49. The 74 points was a single game high score record. ...l. '7aack Track, one of the big sports here at St. Bon's will find this year's competition as tough as ever. Last year's losses will weaken the Irish in certain spots but Coach Fischer is placing his hopes in some new material. The bright spots are in the return of Larry Sanders, Dave Bowe, Ken Cielocha and jim Hoshor. These four boys qualifed for the State Track Meet last year at the class B district meet at David City. Sanders qualified for the State in the high jump with a jump of 5-SVZ and set a new school record. Bowe, Cielocha, and Hoshor were on the 880 relay team and qualified with a winning time of 1:38 on a slow track. This same team set a new school record at the Norfolk Invitational copping the relay trophy in a 1:37.6, beating such relay teams as Fremont, Norfolk, Columbus High and the mect winner, Yankton, South' Dakota. Bonnies Shamrocks also took first place in the two St. Bonaventure Intitationals, tied for fifth place in the Nor- folk Invitational, 10th in the Columbus Invitational and finished third in the District Meet at David City. Lettermen from last year were Sanders, Bowe, Cielocha, Hoshor, Blahak, Baumert, Miller. Dunn and Soulliere.

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