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

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0-VER THE RAINBOW and into the water. Bob Morman, the National Diving Champ, helped the natators to their three championships. Bob, a Senior, has the form and quality of an Olympian. His extragpoints will surely be missed in the coming years. EBB TIDE? - No! It's only Ed Sperr doing his 100-yard freestyle. Ed, a Senior, has acclaimed distinc- lion in this long tiresome race. His constant help will he remembered in the logs of Bonner. HEY THERE-! - It's cold in here! Joe Morton takes a few pointers from Russ Harlan. John Klosowski, the manager, checks into the situation and satisfies the coach's needs. Joe Mor- ton, who now swims in the 200-yard freestyle relay team, promises much in his future years.

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stroke. E W1 sie fIWO!VflL M IMLI J'llf4!W'J' MIKE MULQUEEN dives in and 'ad- vances the lead with his rhythmic breaststroke. JOE RESSEL sets the mermen in the lead with his breath-taking back- FRANK REED, All-Catholic, SPIIHIS up the last 50 yards doing a freestyle to climax a record-breaking effort. '6Down By The Old Mill Stream is where they learned to swim so fast. The power packed 200 yard medley relay team consists of Joe Ressel, Mike Mulqueen, Terry Hagan, and Frank Reed. These boys practiced hard and with the inspiration to win, won the Nationals with a new l:49.l record time. These boys deserve a lot of congratulations and will certainly he missed next year. TERRY HACAN takes-off in his pow- erful butterfiy. Terry is only a Jun- ior hut displays great potentiality as a Senior.

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T 1 WI !lMIi'lf The ,61 Version of the Bonner Bowlers rolled their way through a difficult schedule with the skill and determination of seasoned profes- sionals. They climaxed a victorious season by capturing the Southern Division Title, an honor which this great team rightly deserves. Always on the scene with helpful advice, Father Mc- Closkey guided them up the ladder of stardom. On their bid to the Catholic Championship they fell short, losing by a mere 13 pins. Keglers Jim Folgia, Jim Thornton, and ,lim O'Brien received the honor of membership in the 1961 All-Catholic Squad. The Bon-Aire says uHats- Oifii to the Friar bowlers whose skill carried the Bonner NB to another glorious season. HEY! LOOK ME OVER is the note sounded by Dave Kelso and Joe Reynolds. Father McCloskey, with a watchful eye, checks over the scores and observes that his keglers are still hitting their marks. Dave and Joe, both Seniors, have given a big hand in obtaining the Southern Division Title. ALL OR NOTHIN' AT ALL-Well, maybe a spare,-but nothing less. Jim Folgia, Bonner's high-scoring captain, led the team to its third Division Title. .lim's tremendous average, sparked by his school spirit, helped to mold Bonner's '61 Keglers into a close- knit squad.