Monsignor Bonner High School - Bon Aire Yearbook (Drexel Hill, PA)

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Waterfront L Y if? FL-.iv RUNNER? OARSMEN will uae the Penn A. C. a- their home port this year. The first rail d h l h to how I ln' e body of volunteers for rerruits went out on March tenth an as t e a rove p o w 5. A a g l ' th mote-ntiul varsity eight may he Seen limhering up answered tht- 1-all. On tie opposite page. e I as the-y carry the bout to the waterside and shove off into tht- river for the first time thi, year. Last year the Bonnvr crew finished third in the dual meets of tht- Catholic League. ln the Catholic League Regatta, Bonneifs varsity four scored an im- pressive victory to give the sc-hool its first Catholic League crew trophy. Another highlight was the erewl initial victory over the Navy plehes at Annapolis. This yearis 1-rvw neet every hoat. Although ls manpower in praetieally three of the championship varsity four rt-turn this spring. the varsity eight needs many replacements. With tho ehange from Fair- tnount to Penn A. C.. Bonner! crew had a new coach, George Nlattson. the eoaeh of Penn A. C. Two new moderators, Father Teller and Father Shelly, com- pleted the new look on the coaching staff for thc oarsnien. Mr. Flick and Hr. Simpson Continued to furnish alnle asaistanee and promotional enthusiasm to the rowers at Bonner.

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'ff HGUHSITIOICCH 0 Y,,r UNDER THE WATCHFLT, EYE of Fr. James Hughes, the Senior members of the rifle squad display the excellent form which has enabled them to win several medals for outstanding accomplishment. Thcy are tleft to rightl: F. Cotterall, C. Sinclair, J. Carahello, H. Feindt, and R. Benson. Despite the complete absence of practice, due to the lack of a tiring range, Bonncris rifle team was able to compile a record of six wins and four losses. They are thus reasonably assured of capturing second place honors in their league. Most credit for this remarkable showing should be given to Fr. Joseph Spinelli, U.S.A., and Fr. James Hughes, who offered helpful assistance throughout the season. With the team displaying great improvement with every match, Bonner has the makings of another outstanding sports representative in the years to COIIIC. . THE HOPE OF BONNERN achiexing fame in future years rests in the hands of these young hgunslingm-rs . They are tkneeling. left to righllz R. Campbell, J. Sixeas. l . Morrissey. Standing: J. Luby. R. lfribe, J. Dwyer, Fr. mx Spinelli, O.5.A. 4CoachI, R. Mclntyre, M. Rhea, and F. Hauder.