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

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VARSITY GRID SQUAD BACK ROW: Coach Wolever, Coach McArdle, B. Backes, J. Mitera, R. Jonas, B. Golonka, L. Staroscik, G. Theewen, G. Haller, R. Micek, J. Gregorius, J. Michaelsen, E. Siemek, J. Nosal, D. Melcher, D. Novotny, D. Ritter, R. Kudron, G. Jones, D. Kampovitz, A. Krzycki, Coach Stemper. FRONT ROW: J. Thalken, L. Min- ette, J. Bator, T. Thalken, A. Kusek, L. Kosiba, B. Hughes, D. Altmanshofer, J. Jarecki, J. Liss, F. Krzycki, G. Soulliere, T. Shonka. The Fighting Irish from St. Bonaventure experienced a sub-par season during the 1958-59 campaign as they compiled a 2-6 season record. Losing two regulars via the injury route before the season opener, the Irish bowed 13-40 to Omaha Cathedral in the debut for both squads. In their second outing, the Irish combined a potent ground and air attack to defeat Seward Concordia 24-7. How¬ ever, Hastings St. Celilia penetrated a leaky defense and defeated the Shamrocks in their third game 32-6. In the Homecoming game, David City St. Marys, a perennial enemy, out-manned the Shamrocks for a 25-0 victory. The Irish had several scoring opportunities but couldn’t seem to pick up the last few yards. Pius X of Lincoln laced the Irish, 26-0. In the following week, high rated Holy Name of Omaha had difficulty in edging the Shamrocks 20-0. Holding a slim 7-0 at half time, the Ramblers finished strong and scored twice on the screen passes in the fourth quarter. Tekemah, a new comer to the Shamrock gridiron, showed their power as they de¬ feated the Irish 28-0. However, the Shamrocks ended the long season on the right note as they defeated Grand Is¬ land Catholic 25-6 on the Crusaders home field. Coach Chuck Wolever Sponsored by LETTERMEN CLUB 66

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