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

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MERMEN MARVELS . . . CITY 'S QNWFI Nl x ' .J ,mf WF! QNWFI 'ff stil Up gil Ulf, ' n tttlllf I I nl X 4 80 PROUDLY WE PRESENT the 1959 City Champions: tseated, l. to r.l R. Hamilton J. Neuher. T. Hagen, F. Duffy, R. Harlan, P. Ranieri. captaing Ralph Santclli. Sperr, J. Ressel, J. Lavin. tMiddle Row! Fr. Yan Rreda. moderator: l.. Coyle managerg M. Mulqueen, C. Ryan, W. Hamilton, J. Ullman, J. Goldschmidt, Conroy, D.' Delaney. W. Dellevigne. R. Morman: lTop Row! J. Mulqueen. E. Columho. E. Sutter, W. Feehery, J. M1-Fadden. J. Hamilton. R. Herwilt, manager: R. Hudecheck. D. Mcllonnell, R. Ramspacher. J. Sieno, T. Lavin. J. Egan. H. Benson, C. Schafer. Missing from picture is John Klosowski, manager. and Joe Wackerman. tLefti Captain Phil Ranieri led the Friars to the title this year. Phil was once more undefeated in the League in his specialty, the 100-yard Butterfly. The Friar lnermen wrote another glorious chapter in the annals of Bonner prowess on the sea. A glance at the log book for 1959 reveals that the victors this year returned home with an unblemishcd record- -- a clean sweep of the Catholic League and a resounding final blow in the defeat of Northeast Public for the City Championship. Posting a 10-0 record in the Catholic League this year, the Friar mar- iners have an enviable two-year record. Relying principally on a bench full of young, talented, and highly-touted undcrclassmen, the Friars, because of this depth of talent, were able to defeat Northeast by the decisive tally of 51-35. Russ Harlan had a banner first year as Bonner's swimming coach and he has built well for thc future. Sopho- mores and Juniors set new school records this year and the underclass- men seem perfectly capable of carrying on a tradition of championship swimming at Bonner. p c - . li P 6' Ii by A-- ,.p A I ,NIH5 QNIIFI

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L RACE IN SPACE ' Bill Larlun launches a 12-pound satel- lite. 53 .sf . Y ' i l ,Jlfx ss? , ' ' ll ,X 6 '85, , e g . , Nl N Hs, , an Nkms Wwe tuegtsamgg an R 2. ,ff 3 Q ' A '45-Si , .fi Qxk ' X 1453. i' STRONG IN NUMBER The call for outdoor track candidates this year met with a gratifying response as is cvidcnced lrelow. A turnout like this enables the coaches to see what new talent is available for future learns at Bonner. lm- ia s ,ta FLYING Hlfllle-Jaltc Lincoln and llill Sncll gracefully fly over the hurdles at rt daily prac- tice session. ,4 ru, 3- .Guy- , ,ur-1: 'A ' ' iv S- +s ETfI'ff

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CHAMPIONS OYERSEERS UF TIIE UNDER-SEA-ERS Fullu-r WWI- liam Yam llre-alan Ili-ftl was tht- nimlvraltor and Mr. Russ Harlan trighli wan tht- vmwli nf this ya'zlr's 1'llilIIlIIl0lIS of tllv wntvrssnys. Thr- mitldln' me-n are Mr. Paul Valen- tine- and Mr. Roln-rt Cnllirr, hoth of whom rvntlf-rvfl valuable ZISSISIAIIICC to the loam throughout thc season. R.-ll,l,Y ROUND 'l'lII'1 Ifl.,-XC. BOYS :intl rally they tlicl. Um' fra-1'-lylv rvluy lt'1llIl svt a nvw whool record this ya-nr and plan-ml sm-coml in tht- Nationals at Villanova. Thi, Innrfonn- comihtml of ll. tu r.I ,lzwlx Egan, Phil llalnivri, llLIl'l'y Il:-thou. :tml ,lurk M1'l mldm-tl. At the right, llill llalmillun anal Iloh Illtlflllilll arc in Complete agree- mm-nt on 1-Ixznnpionaliip form. Ymwff QNIINII LL K N4 Ivn5scl I-'lf' I I INIY IISl'I'