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

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ATOM SMASHERS Once more the Frlars lnvaded the dlamond w1th a star studded nlne Last years club turned ln a tldy 44 record and this same ball club returns almost lntact this vear Father Thompson has taken over the dual role of coach and moderator for the 1959 season Wlth help from Fr Mullen and Mr Sabol he hopes to hrlghtcn the Bonner athletic scene Wllll our third league crown of the vear Slncc pltchlng IS the key to OPCIIIIIU' the door to a successful baseball season, the Frlars feel extremely confident thls year Last vears adequate pltehlng staff returns Intact, rlch 1n the experience galned last year, and bolstered by several very promlslng newcomers Richie Radzlak IS all set for BASEBALL S HALI OF FAME 1t Bonner is composed of the following ffront rowl fqecond Rowl Denny De P'1ul Bob Delaney fminlgerl Father Mullen fmodermtorl I :ther Thompson Notch? Tom Qahol 1 1 t coamhb Lhuck Slll0l6 Ind ,Ink M1Hile QTh1rd Rowl Jerry Pohllg Bill Muller lass! manager? Leon SCCCIH and Tom Redden fasst manager? l 'II' Nln 1 . . . . - . . , . . . . . , U , . . , . . ' .f . , . . . , . . , . Charley Ric-evuto, Richie Rndziak, Joe Cothie, Bill Kearns, and Tony Scarcelle. t . , f 1 1 , . , 71 'a ,, . ass. ' ,' ,z A' 'a . 7 ' 7 7 I N 1 4 L, i cu . . . N ,

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INTRAMURALS FIRST AND TEN-A wild scramble for the hall takes place during a hard-fought intramural game as referee Joe Radano moves in to call a jump hall. Su:-h displays of hustle and fight were not uncommon in these games because of the determination of each participant and of the team as a whole to go all out when playing. A HOT CROUNDER One of the more tul- ented events of Green and Wllitc Day is the softball game among the four classes of students. Q4 .fr .ij V . 7 ' 'S 5' Q0 Wy '--ii .-.31 Inu-a. -xfst,. ',f' Y E gif, M 7 152.1 1 9' ,A '-4' X- is .1