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

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W'll,l.lAM ALLARD W'illy is a determined scholar who dividvs his time between studies and I'XlI'itt'llI'l'll'llllll' a1'tivitif's. Even as school photographvr, tvnnis-to:-am member, and booster vlubbcr, he has still bm-n able to win innum- erable awards for scholarship, including station Wh'll.'s Studont of the Week ritation. Willy brings honor to anything with whirh he is ron- ltortvd and om- may be surf' that surress will always be close at the heels of this man of distinction. l, All MEN CF ACHIEVEMENT, JAMES MURPHY--Elovted by his follow stu- de-nts as Pre-sident of tho Student Council, Jim has made his namo synonymous with svhool spirit. A partivipant in practically the whole gamut of school ai-livitivs, the success hc has at-himw-tl is multiform. Murph complotos the pivturv of tht- isle-al llonnorman by his ron- sistvnt pwsm-111-0 on the honor roll. Armed with a friendly gr4'otittg and a pleasant smile, Jim has effortlessly won many frivnds. Undoubtedly, Murphy is, in a word, the Finest of the Fifty- Nincrsf' QS' ff PATRICK TRAYNORV Pat is one of those- rare individuals a gentleman, a srholar, and an athlvtv. This dt-srription fits Mr. Traynor to a NT. Pat rlimaxvd the rross-ronntry svason by sf-tting a Catholii- IAHIIZII1' rf-vortl and rt-vt-iving the Catholir War Yvtvrans award as Youth of the Your. Pat next donna-d a baslwtball uni- form, raptainod the toam and sparlu-al thom all sf-ason with his outstanding play. Ilis unusual combination of brains and brawn assures l'at a bright future.