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

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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

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ln the past three years a well rounded, eomplete. intramural program has been developed at Bonner under the com- petent direetion of Father Rolbert Burke, 0.S.A. 'l'he program ineludes track, lraslxethall, howling and various events whieh take plaee on Green and Wfhitc Day. Under the supervision of Fr. Burke who schedules the games and playofls, ehainpions in the various sports are determined. O 4' 4 Dsfollvi S .,' J 8 Q.. smug. OUT-REACIIEIJ ,lust out-reaelling his opponent hy int-hes, Don Miller snags a relround. while the other members of his team patiently wait for the- lmall. Itveryone partieipating in the intramural games always displays the fiery spirit. the quality of sportsmanship, and the desire to win wllieh char- aeterize all sueh events. VVINNINC HANDS DOWN The ssheellnarrow raee creates a good spirit of eompetition among the contestants and at the same time provides quite a few laughs for the spectators.