Iona Preparatory School - Saga Yearbook (New Rochelle, NY)

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X to 1? 5 F? I' . C twigih Wm Moderator Brother Lee and Captain Rich Bonaccorso check course's par. t V ,. , X X fair? iq . -s can - .viva Q L f..f-Ste. ...' 2, we 4, Dick Murray, Frank Simonetti, Tom Burke, John Doherty, Peter Itoh, Pete Wilson, Pat Olmer, John DiMenna, Richard Bonaccorso, Harry Pierce, Dave Claydon. With Brother Lee moderating, the '59 if A Golf Team shouted Fore! and began practice in hopes for another winning season. Returning from last year's squad were captain Rich Bonaccorso, John DiMenna, Harry Pierce, and Dave Claydon. The Iinksters faced Stepinac, New Rochelle, and Chaminade while compet- ing in C.Y.O. and W.P.P.S.A.A. tourna- ments. The sharp shooting golfmen proved their accuracy many times on their home course at Wykagyl Country Club. a ,i'WE't , A gh. Perfect backing form-Dave Claydon and Tom Burke. Richard Bonaccorso and Harry Pierce tee off. l ' xx- .1 'Q John DiMenna and Dick Murray compare scores.

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CROSS-COUNTRY TRACK Under the skillful direction of their new coach, Mr. Mclvor and Moderator, Brother McKay, a large turnout of Iona harriers were molded into a well-rounded cross-country squad. Top runners for the grueling Zh mile jog, such as Tom Disken and Co-Captains, Tom Egan and Paul O'l-lara deserve much credit tor their fine performances last tall. Freshmen Bob Budwick, Walter Spath, Jeff Kelley, Bob Arandler and Tony Benigno also displayed their skills and endurance on the cinders. These fine long-distance trackmen, coupled with the many excellent sprinters, provided Coach Mclvor with the opportunity to form a top-notch Spring squad. Q if-'BI' MH f.,Qy 1 -.llllli l ' ,'r 't l ! 1' . I . I , X . N

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VARSITY BOWLING Rumbling balls plus crashing pins proved to be the best possible accompaniment for the Varsity Bowling Squad as they tallied up the strikes that resulted In a 7-2-4 record in League competition. The keglers who bowled strikes for Brother Draney were Don Lam- parella, Dick DunLany, Lenny Fuscaldo, John GaIIin,Tom Eagan and Jimi Morris. Of those who suc- cumbed under Gael pow- erin dual matches, falling the hardest were Barnard- twice-and Horace Mann-once. With victories such as these, the team took fifth position among the twelve participating in the newly formed Westchester High School League. They continued down the victory lanes to cop fourth place in the playoffs. Now that the season is over, all we need do is look about this one pin still standing and see those victors who brought home the spoils. We are indeed grateful to Brother Draney for his interest in bowl- ing which has led to the formation ofthe Westchester High School League. Due to this, bowling this year became the most popular and most partici- pated in sport at Iona. lla Br. Draney Lenny Fuscaldo