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

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I? Hall Of Famel' G- I f , 5. N x Y D ..,,,-i N 21 FRANCIS MunPHY4Whatever Frank does, he does in an outstanding and excellent way. As a Sophomore and Junior, he entered the ranks of the Drama Society and almost immediately he reached the very top. As a Senior, Frank diverted his talents along literary lines, and he became Editor of the Spire. Whatever Frank does in the future, he will be eminently suc- cessful at it. L41 mi Jossrn ROMANEl.l.I fD6l8llS are important to Joe. As football manager and right hand man to Athletic Director, Fr. Cassel, Rompy ia the first to arrive and the last to go. Checking equipment and keep- ing a quiet eye on everything, Joe can start and finish any job armed with no more than the keys and a few simple instructions. Ronsnr Cotuxss-Bob, our prominent Senior trackman, has shone in cross- country, indoor. and outdoor track for four years. An outstanding student. he has always achieved honors and ranked among the top ten of his class. His latest feats have been as a member of the Constitutional Committee of the Student Council. He has made his murk at Bonner: he will, no doubt, make it wherever he goes, and in whatever he does. 1 Q H ,s K N ,X X gee'-W-W,

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Joris Wanxt-:R U- A gentleman and a fcholar indeed. The one who likes to study if an exceptional -tudent. and a fource of cdification to thofe around him. That to a T is John. He -eem- to haye lneen liorn with a natural loye of learning: he i- one of those -eriou- rtudent-. who if rich in the knowledge that he ha: made hi- own. liIlCHAEl. D'ALoNzo-f--First as student pro- ducer and finally as stage manager, Mike haf acquired a thorough familiarity with almost every stage craft. llay and night, Mike liyew and breathes for the Drama Cluli. The near perfect mechanical coordi- nation of Bonnefs last several plays stands to the credit of his remarkable powers of organization. Now Mike can take his curtain call. 11 fi-.41 Ronanr KELLY'--ThFOUgh0llI his stay at Bonner, Bob has gradually grown in loyalty to the school. As a member of last year's championship tennis team. Boll did yeo- man service in the light towardf the title. Of late, he ha- turned his talents for effi- cient organizing. to aiding in the smooth functioning of many of the Father and Sons' Affairx. lndustrious Bob will he accepted well by the awaiting world. W an w ',. Ly ey Mtn' N-. 4 ' i 1 A nn ..v,.L,

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JAMES HOFFMAN-Jim has been one of the best known personalities of our class from the beginning of his Freshman year. Noted mainly for his basketball achieve- ments, .lim has also been a member of the track and baseball teams. He has set five school basketball records of his own and tied one. Hoff has given much of himself to Bonner, both on and oil' the court, and no one will easily forget his ever-present sense of humor. X'ssssQ,, st u E29 oe! Q9 Q. Ig. U' i . -'Z' Pqwl 'f 'ir me : Wg, - 2.2 W . ig if atiiiq .5-:fi It S Q 9 if 0, 'X , u ' .. Q X. -x x S 4' Q H Xml. NI4.lJoxxEl.L-Neil llals gone about Dum O'DONNEl.l. i'Redsw,1l fl o rex his llUsillt'ss. as one of llonnm-r's outstand- for four years. climax:-d his stu lt Bonner ing athletes. in such an quiet. sh-anly nay, by ln-ing chosen l're-side-nt o tla 1 oo that thcra- is danger that his prom-ss go Mllh-licully. Dane llils also bun out ta unnoticed. Four yn-urs of hard work ham- ing in football and track. ln footn lt nnidv 'Neil the 1-ran-lt swimmer of Bonne-r's Mats lirsl string :XII-Catholic channpionship tn-am. Outstanding as an Svlllfll' QPZIT- The- fleet-looted 1 an u bacltstrolwr in WST. this holder of thren- nnulv good use of his spvcd on the boirf school re-cords. sxsitclie-tl to the free-style and cindcr path. helping llonmr brna