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

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PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT--Several members of the Bowling team go through the preliminary chatting and preparations before a praetice session. Practive made chain ions out of this team KING PINS- PI NNING DOWN A CHAMPIONSHIP THIS ONE CANT MISS, mutters John Wag- ner as hc completes his final round. John, thc leadoff man of the team, always set a precedent his teammates endeavored to follow. ,,.............. ... ...-.. ... BOWLING RECORD BONNER OPP. 3 ...... .., West Catholic .... ... 1 4 .,.,. St. James ...,,. 0 4 St.Thomas More. 0 3 ... ... Bishop Neumann ... I lim. ...St.,lantes.,.... ...1 4 ,,. ... Wvest Catholic ..... .4. 0 4 .,, ..,.... Bishop Neumann .,.... ... 0 4 ..... . St. Thomas More ,.....,.... U Catholiv League Championship 3 ,.,,.,..... North Catholic , ..........., 1 JUST A l,lTTl,E MORE Stan Crabias, a stellar member of Bonn:-r's Championfhip Bowling team, completes his round with a 619 series. s, I-90-DI It

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J FINE FORM AND FERYENT HOPESW Joe Heller dis- plays a smooth, conhdent delivery. Joe was an important asset to the team and played a big part in its success. Confidence was a primary factor in the team's march to the championship. OPEN FOR CRITICISM Members of the ,l.V. Bowling team scrutinize the efforts of one of their teammates. In this way they discover the cause of their light hits or splits, Father LaHart tcenterl is the moderator of the .l.V. Bowling team. A WINNING COMBINATION---From left to right: J. Wagner, J. Heller, N. lJiMarin0, .l. Forsyth, Fr. Dombay, C. Andersen, S. Crabias, C. Ricevuto, C. Murphy. Cll- 4 l The 1959 Bonner lrowlers completely dominated the Southern division of the Catholic League with the striking record of 29 matches won and 3 matches lost. A victory over North Catholic gave us the Catholic League title. The Friars then met Southern High in a City Championship howl oil' and walked od with another city title for the men of Bonner. Although there was no outstanding individual star on the team, whenever an exceptional performance was needed, there was always someone to provide it. The team was essentially comprised of Seniors and was coached very ahly lay Rev. Charles Uomlpay and his assistant, Rev. Richard LaHart. ES-Ex I f

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