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

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,. e at vt., - .sk Ali Q 5 W I 'lx In t S-5 Q- . X J ,,..--I -S DEYOTED T0 DUTY' tflliovel The Chapel is a famil- iar sight to these women ln-cause of the many hours they have spent in keeping it elean. In addition they eare for the other altars and liturgieal furnishings ol' the faeully house. Their saeriliee is readily made- and their work is deeply appreeiated. llleloisl At their annual Day of Reeolleetion. the altar society is shown being addressed hy the Rev. Thomas Shea, 0.S.A. HANDMAIDS OF THE LORD Moved hy the Christian spirit of self-saerifiee, the Altar Society undertakes the huge task of eleaning and repairing the altar faeilities of the faeulty house. This group of unheraldetl women is responsilsle for the spotless eondition of the altar linens and vestments. Through their work of relieving the tneinher:-1 of thc faculty of these lnenial tasks. they have given the Augustinians many amldetl hours for the important work whieh only priests ean do. Sinee their ineeption five years ago, mueh of their time has heen given to this noble activity and they are well deserving of a sincere vote of thanks. Y if A

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HAMMOND HARMONY'-A group of the bandmothers gath- ers around the organ to be entertained by the inimitable Father Casey. Such informal sessions brighten the proceed- ings at Bandmothers' meetings. BANDMGTHERS Initiated six years ago with the formation of the Bonner Marching Band, the Bandmothers Associa- tion has worked incessantly to provide the needed instruments and uniforms for hand members and the salaries for the instructors assisting Mr. Kent. Tile efforts of these hard-working women were re- warded this year when the hand won the Catholic League Championship for the first time in its brief history. As a reward for this superior achievement of the handsmen and in appreciation for their long hours of practice, thc handmothers entertained these distinguished musicians at a testimonial banquet. We salute these devoted ladies who deserve a share in the acclaim won hy the Bonner Marching Band. CHRISTMAS CIIATTER Father Bonarcorsi is sur- rounded hy a cluster of handmothers who are en- gaged in their favorite sportwchatting. slug, 4 if '4 4l--- A W'El.COME GUEST Father Gallagher, always a strong supporter of the hand's activities, pays a visit to the bingo party sponsored by the Bandmothers Association. lie is posed here with the band moder- ator. Father Casey, and a group of cluh members. Through activities such as this, uniforms and instru- ments are purchased for the band.

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