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.

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JOHN SIMKISS lfrnm hit lfrcflnnan ycar, Johnny haw 4'hlllllllhlll'll him-n-lf ax an outstand- ing student hy maintaining a hcholaxtic rccnrel of stellar quality. Yet hi- fuccc-H iw not limit:-4l lo academic cntlcawor. A- a lll5llllglIlhlll'll Inu- sician, hc vsaf twice namccl for tht- All-Catllolic llaml. ln his Senior year, he ilircctctl his lilcr- ary talents to airl thc prmluction of thc year- hoolx. johnny will hc hc-t rcrnclnln-rc4l for his cheerful personality, reilcctcil in his win- ning :mile-. HOLDING ESTEEMED PLACES . . . W'll.l,lAM Cllllllll The achievements of Bill Uruhh at Bonner will long he remembered and unsurpassed. As qnarterhack of the foothall tcanl, llill hrought thc crowd to its feet with slick hall handling and pin-point passing. ln the spring this young man's fancies turn to track and as a Sn-nior he captainetl the squad. A good student. Bill if xt-ry active and inter- ested in school government and every activity which takes place at Bonner. Indeed, the future looks bright for Bill. KJ X fxf Welw- LAWRENCE AN.-KST.-'RSI Stage manager upar excellence, Larry has conihincal his organiza- tional alrility and hir zcft for getting things done to infurc the technical hlll'l't'hh of cach llramatic production. .-K hu-y hcc lnchinil thc st'9llI'r, l.arry pcrfornif hir. clutie-5 with quict cflicicncy, anal hi, effort, alnay- yin-lil thc ln--t rcfnlts. Ile docs all this xshilc sustaining a line scholastic an-rage. Sclclom fc:-n on ftagc in front of thc curtain, l,arry is call:-al upon now to lake a well-dererved how.