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

Page 110 text:

BASEBALL Below: Front Row: B. McLaughlin, P, Vanni, E. Crand- ley, A. Testa, lVlr. Robert Straton, head coach. Second Row: G. McEntee, Correlli, R. Gearhart, Reusche, Mr. Robert McLaughlin, moderator. Third Row: R. Iohn- son, I. Guisti, M. Stevens, D. Brancato. fxqfgs , alia 2 3 xi if . , t t ,K , i 1 1 , a Skill, speed, desire and hustle are the key words in describing the play of the 1969-1970 varsity baseball team. Coached capablv by Athletic Director Mr. Robert Stratton and spurred by the hitting of Adolph Testa along with some Fine pitching by Jim Reusche, the team placed high on the standings. Baseball, however, like most sports, is not an individual effort, but a team edort. Consequently, the play of Dave Brancato, Gary lVlcEntee, john Guisti and many others must not be forgotten. The team deserves praise for an outstanding job. X K 'Wri- Adolph Testa, batter and catcher Dave Brancato appear to be won dering why they are playing base ball in the gym

Page 109 text:

sf ., ns. Above: The varsity eight prepares to lower the Ioseph Glackin into the water. 'sf-'K Below: The IV. eight scts out for il long afternoon of practice. -Q M s. ww ... ,g 5, if-f fx - ,,..J-fi .,......f K H ,tv W gge2vw r W' 1:-1 -1 :' Q' :df N . - . .,., .. ...f , , ,. 1 W.. ,A ' ,,..- QQSESS

Page 111 text:

GULF Under the guidance of Mr. Jerome Dougherty and due to the outstanding play of the returning lettermen, this yearls Golf team completed a very successful season. The performances of Bill Marron, Tom Bannon, and Ed Lynch among others during the matches were all notable of special mention. The future also looms bright for the Golf team as several underclassmen showed much promise. Above: Kneeling: B. Kapp, V. Gatti, W. lVlarron, D. Plamrnento. Back Row: Mr. Jerome X. Dougherty, coach, M. lleavener, M. Connell, T. Bannon, Fr. Gallimore, moderator, Rl. Duffy, Lyons, B. Lynch, 1. Nolan. Above: Senior letterman Tom Bannon blasts out of the sandtrap as from left Mike Connell, Jim Nolan, Bear Lynch, and Matt Duffy look on. Left: Willie Marron prepares to tee off under the watchful eye of Mr. Dougherty and his teammates.