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

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I TRAMURALS is Wil' Above: The Intramural Commissioners: Cleft to rightD First Row: Tom Feehery, Mike Crcghan, Fr. Gallimore, Nloderator, Tom Dunbar, and Tom Ileron. Second Row: Tom Dougherty, Dude Mchlenarnin, Kevin llanley, Paul Gibson, Frank Nash, and Mike Black. Third Row: Nlr. Rooney, Assistant Moderator, Ed Gihson, Frank Mcfllone, and Mike Byrnes. Missing: Mr, Bois- seau, Assistant Moderator. For many students at Bonner, the Intramural program offers the only opportunity to participate in an extracurricular activity. The program affords the student, who may lack the talent of a varsity star, to demon- strate to his contemporaries his skill in such sports as haskethall, iootf ball, mushhall, howling, and soccer. This hroad held of events provides almost every student with a chance to excel in his favorite sport and also creates healthy rivalries hetween homerooms and classmates. Under the expert guidance of Fr. VVilliam Gallimore, the commissioners have mold- ed this year's program into a highly successful and competitive organf ization. Dude lWcMenamin Intramiaml Commisioner Below: Kevin Frayne portrays the perfect bowler as he prepares to let one fly. Kevin was instrumental as his team won the Intramural Bowling Championship Above: Senior Den Boyle goes up high for an other two points.

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STAGE CREW Above: Responsible for coordinating the Stage Crew to the development of the Hnal product are Qleft to rightD Mark Heavener, Assistant Stage Managerg Mike McKenzie, Stage Nlanagerg and Tom Kelly, Ground Crew Chief. Below: Tom Kelly directs one of his ground crew members in constructing the General Store for Li'l Abner. Alaove: Without the work of the Electrical Crew, many of Bonner's plays would have ended up in the dark. Shown here are fleft to rightD Steve Brent, Ed Quinn, Electrical Chief, Paul West, John Hyland, Clarence Comisky, and Rich Hartfield. f'All of the world's a stagcf' There arenyt any people more familiar with the stage and its affiliations than the Stage Crew. Because of their unending dedication, the members of the crew have seen the rise of many successful produc- tions. Not only are their efforts shown in productions at Bonner and Prendie, but much free time is also devoted to the planning of social events. The show must go on, and always does, no matter when, where, or how. Michael McKenzie Stage Manager

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I TRAMURALS Left: The rules of etiquette are often forgotten in the heat of an intramural clash. Denny Boyle il- lustrates this fact by applying the tag before his opponent has re- ceived the ball. Below: Joe Donnelly arches a iump shot over Jim Boyle in the Intramural Championship game. Ioe's hot shooting enabled the juniors to upset Ll heavily-favored senior team. Above: George Baumgardner and Mike Stack strain to Win the tap in the Intramural Semi-Finals. Right: The intramural Bowling Champions: Cleft to rightD Matt Doyle, Dom Frederico, Kevin Frayne, Tom Dunbar, and John Gambale. -- - if .-