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

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new 'Mr N.. 1-'f ., - TWOWAX STRETCH Tom Coll tretthes ln nun for -1-A 'H'- 'ff.-+ the lite. throw from short-top 1 Jim Hoffman s1fely uses 1rt in 1 prlt t- 1 n Hoth .llhl md Tom nrt uputtd to lld grenly Bonner otftn ne powtr Nav' an , Q ,A-sf HG Ni, QL, M-M .xa- 7-I-'v and WG, M A W KN' 5 A PILTURE OF PITLHINC POISE 1 .lim Clllagher as 4 he follows through on tht! hlrd high f1t one Jllll 1 one ofthe n11ny p1tch1ng prospett who hopts to lah the mound for Bonner thts wear m B . 2 1. .1 ws r ' D 'ffl' , r 1i' 1 ' 'A ,, ',f7':. ,. ' 'f',.gg1 1' ag 24259 , I- ': 1 V 1 , his Q- gi . -- , nj' 94io,T' up V H E ...ef K ' ' , A:x4r .s' 1 Y ,.. ,-, ? fu W- N21 4' '11 ,v- W'ith tht advent of spring, gloves and spikes are dusted off after thtir winttrs hihernation. The hrisk sprinlf air around the school i: filled with ll3SPlDilllS and evtryone knows that soon another season of :hllll rit-a's favoritt sport is ahout to t-01111111 nu. Uur lov in the Catholic .salute last your was a tlisappointinv :J won and 9 lost tally. But art -' ar's tam 'frat ua u. suvt for ll -w. antl with this nuvltu' Coac i111 Ht-l'rutl1 i: huiltlinv a new lliilll. 'lu lar-ff' turnout for pravtirt- was vt-ry 0111-ottraffiwf and thc won- tlorful array of previously unknown talent partivularly in pitchinlf and hattinv, has intltul hrivhtt nul tht picture. Only the future will tall the whole story. M 4, -, ...t ' nt 9 ..-stein, . :ta . Z, -bv ,- ,rf -.. t j,, ,, ff R , fs., fy nl . :,, . ' fjrsvlff' fm.dfi'. '-.sl -.... , il' 1'

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If H Your Hit Parade 501 .QV ft ' 1? 4. ,. .I tl K-ff 'ff I X4 tj gQjQ.Af7f6, W 29.5 I - JRIJ ,Q I f 9-S 'f iff, V,- r 'i Wilt, EYEh RIGHT on the 4-oavh, .lim McGrath, as he gives a bit of advice to some of the hopefuls trying out for this year's team. Listening attentively are ileft to right, kneelingb: ,lim Holl- man, ,lim Gallagher, Tom Holden, and Tony Coll. Standing: Chuck Harvey, Rirh Radziali, Charlie Ric-evuto, Charlie Sibole, and ,loe Gothe. The turnout for spring training this year was especially large and Mr. McGrath will inevitably have to face the problem of cutting , With so many bright young stars turning out, he should find this a rather difhrult task. BETWEEN YOU AND ME-Tom Holden lets go with his famous rurve ball as ,lim Hoffman gets set to catch it. Ton1's curve ball. along with a battery of other pitvhei, cooled off many of the league's hot batsmen. His pit:-hing talents are expected to add considerable strength to this yeur's team. 'QV -, wi. , ' X 'li' 'TH ax g 1, Qs.- 1 1 it wars? ,, vi - - -' QM: gl , H .. -4 K' E t E, d ul. -' I fix , ,S ff-5 -19 W V If. ,--Q' 'v . A Myipli

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Ht 'N Ay N X. , 'M , ,ez LOOK MA, ALL HANDS- Typiml of the ftlrl and some- times furious an-tion of an intramural contest, several players stretch their must-les in an effort to pull down n rebound. OUR Although deprived of some facili- ties for intramural sports, due to the Cllilllglt' of svllools. we were allnlu to C'0IlllIlllt' some of the inter-rlaiss Contests. lnelenient weather. wido- spread sickness. and the leveling of the front lawn, prohibited the holding of footlrull. However. intra- mural lnaskethull. howling and truck gave the students an chanel: to display their athletic prowess and increased the spirit of friendly Competition between sections. As usual the varsity eoaelles were alnle to spot some hot prospects for their respective sports.