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

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LAP xii x THE BARTER 'fl Q yi, k 4 3 lbflr Lf: l M4-. ..., On the evenings of tlle twenty- nintll ancl tliirtietll of llI2ll'l'll., B0nner's Dl'illllH Club presented a Passion Play, their seeontl pro- duetion of the 1958 Season. Willie Bill'lCl'-, wus written lry Urlran Nagle, 0.P., :mtl centers about the politieul eonspiraey preceding the arrest, suffering, and death of Christ.

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'-Tb ..f ' .di THEY COULD IIAVF DANCE!! ALI, NIGHT 'Jim Murphy, Tom Gill, and Bob Spenee rehearse a danee nuinher with their eharming partners. Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers had noth- ing on these couples. MlI,KMAN'S ON HIS WAY, would certainly fit this situation as Fr. Laf- erly lnids farewell to Mr. Joseph Hayes, director of the musical, after a long and tiring praetiee session. Plans for the next praeliee were sometimes made at these momentary meetings of the director and moderator. ,w5sall f'W' .ji - TAKE TIME OUT The Class of '59 witnessed the first niusieal revue at Bonner. a show studded with hits in' skits. It featured flawless showmanship rival- ling Br0adway's lnest. The stars and starlettes of Take Time Uutw ushered in professional perforlnanees that merited repeated eurtain ealls from enthusiastic audienees. As the surround- ing photos indieate, the east was a large one, slightly I'l St'llllPlfllg the nnlnlmers in a Delllille produetion. Studying the pietures even more closely, one might deteet the presenee of a few hams, hut then. that's what makes show lrusi- ness. Many thanks are owed Mr. Joseph llayes, whose direetion hrought polish to the latent talents of the east. The erowd ealne to see a good show hut they actually saw a great one. ,,.-