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

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POINTEIJ ARGUMENT Pencil-pointing Dick Cordy sharpens his tech- nique in a praclicc scsfion in the library. Honneris debzllers enjoy a national reputation for excellence, and Dick Cordy has been in the fron! lines parry- ing with words and ideaf that have anured forcnbic success. TAIXLE TALK Pictured in the fchnol library are the members of the de- bating lr-am in an informal powwow. Such practice sessions prepare for succcfs in conlefls and tournaments. Left lo right are: Joseph Triolo, John Jcnncman, Richard Gordy, Frank Batlaglia, Denis Suplce, and John Valentine. iff nfs' ew! N , Qgwwu 5 9 ' I 5 ax.-fam! I. ----.......,gl PAVILION PARLEY BUYS XVITH THE BRONZE Flanriing before the Aunlins and Father Erdlcn are some of the trophies awarded lo our dcbalers. There are only a rcprceenlalion of lhc numerous plaques and prizes gathered by the debating lc-am in lhcir jaunls and journeys.

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l n1f+1iwifZL, ' . COLORFUI. MOMENTS OF CHAMPIONS -iillovcl Standing at attention is thc llonnvr color guard. familiar sight with thc' marvhing hand, marshallcd by hWOI'dSl'llilll Rin-hard Mvlnlyrv. lRighH Mr. Edxsard J. Kent, Hand Dirvvlor, and Fr. John Cafe-y, 0.5.1. Band Mndvratnr. proudly display the' Alllvrl A. kllC1'lll Memorial Trophy, firft plan' award in thv llatholir lmaguc Hand Contest. lllvlowl The band entertains the fp:-vlalors fluring half-time with one of its complicated drill formations. This one ig known as the l'imshccl. THE MUSIC MEN