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

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IN SCHOLARSHIP, l'ETl'fR ORS,-XTTI lh-tc-X -my all llonnvr has hc-4-n lraide-niurlu-d hy halrd work and -ludy. A quie-I main hy nallnrv, P1-ln-I h1'll0lllSll1' alvllifwv- nwnl -In-ailw loudly and vloqncnlly for him mln-n rvporl- nn- gin-n ont. For four yours he hu- ruplnrvd an top zwzlilvlnii' -pot in il vhl-s nolvd lor -vliohir-llip. l'n-lv hai- ln-on zu sonrvu of vdilivailion for hi- l'l1lhrlll2ilf'h, Ihn' Nvrv pic'- lnrc- of nllvnlion in vlan--, tha- vvry mod:-l of Lllflhllllll gl'lIlll'IIlillllIIll'Nh out-Ido of rlu--. The world of opportunity :mails you, Pele. AND ACTIVITIES !X'Y'l'll0NY QIOLI, Tony hai- hvvn Ihr' lypivul uxxll-Allll'I'l1'1lII Boy ul lhmnn-r und hm' did il uilhout 1-vvr pivlxing up ai flllilllf. A- ll Illl'lll- he-r of Ihi- vur-ily foolhull and lm-4-lmll lvilllln Tony hu- prov-d him-1-lf an poli-hvd 2lllll1'll'. Ile- nu- honorvd lhi- your hy the- Catholic' lmalgllv l'l'l-1'l'I'l'h ssh:-n hm- l'a-1-1-in-il tho Clllllillii' lA'il1,1Ill' SlNlFlSlll1llINlllll .-Muird. Tony hal- nl-o hm-n an lfig polilivul Iignra- in thv svhool. llzlving svru-nl your :nflvr your au- zu -vvlion pr:--ide-nl, Tony nlauh- lhm- hip: I1-up lo polilirall pl'0llliIll'lll'I' uh:-n hm- sul- vlwlml pro-illvlll of the Senior class. I 352: .wu- x is ATHLETICS, W'll.l,lANl ll.NNlll,TOY Tlu- mvrv mvnlion of llill'- nzunv zilllruliulimlly flood- thi- mind with delightful nivmoriv- of hi- SlN'1'liI4'lIlAll' dixing. for the- -uimming In-znn. llill'- gin:-v. poi-1-. pri- l'lsl0ll. and illlllvlli' IN'l'l-4'1'llUIl Ivan- lllllv lo lu dvsirvd. 5pl'inging from lhv- lvonrd uilh 4'.lI-lilu gralra' luv llvw lllfllllglll lhr' 2lll'u lo ll1lll0ll.Il proniilwlivn' al- lhv Nlllllilhll fhlllllilll' llixiup, lihaunpion, Yvilh th.il -zunv 1-on-4'ion- w'onIi1h-mu in hi- own uhility which hronght him fum- an :I dns-r. lllll ulll hnd hi- plum' in Ihn- world :md pur-uv il lo pa-rfn-1'tion. S w-

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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.

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CII.-Klll.l'l5 RlCFYl'T0 Cllarlio vninr' to Bon- nvr an ai Hoplioniorv lnimfvr from Bishop Nou- mzmn. In hi- lhrm- ye-ur, all Bonnvr he has ewlulvli-In-il himw-If nu- om- of lln' lim-at 1llhll'lt'S vxvr lo clon Ll lfriair uniform. .Ns ll mvmlwr of llw sur-ily IH-ollmll, lmfvluill. lraivk amd howling I!'illll5. llllllfllt' lm, vu-I-II4-II in alll. XVII:-n not lD1ll4lil'Il!.lIIllg in ullilvliv- you mm final him Imsying llllll'1'li. in fomv olhvr school :lvlivily mln-rv Iii, wmv of humor lIl'lglllCllS mzmy ai mlull momvnl. 4 :A IN OUR PAVILION FDYVARD NIANNINO Ed for four ycnrs has Inv-n ai Ivaulvr in inh-II4'1'luuI pursuit- ui Ilon- nvr. A gift:-fl blllllflll. HI y,u'u-p- the- mailvriall :il hamcl rvaulily aiml hold- on to il l4'lNll'I0llhlj'. llff is an nmrw-I lo Irolh lliN l lilNKllI2lll'h :mal his l1'lH'lI1'I'r. llif niairxvlous rvivnliu- lNlNl'l'h Iialvc ou-r tho your- llll'l11'll him into zu sort of vn- cyclopr-aliu of Ivnrnim: which Iii- l'lllNrlllillI'9 l'ilfM'l'lj' consul! on Nlilllf' Il1lI'lI1'llliII'lY clillirull que-stion. Km-n iim-n-ft in slualivs :mal ai iloggs-QI alole-rminzilion lo inside-r :III in:-uri' for Ed n brilliant :mil learned fulurv. EINVARD IVIANNIYC flliairzivli-rizvil hy' il nimln--Q ILIIIIN' and an you for Iiurel uork. l'I1I i- an Ili-lilllllllNll1'Il pri'-5 pm-r-onnlily, uho, us mlilor-in-4'l1ivI'. IMI lhv I'I5'l Fpiri' -lull. lli jonrnnlifliv prom:-fs llfiillglll limi lIlllll40N1'llll'lIIS llllll l'1'll0XAlII0llN lo tha' Fpirv. r1'm'xxiiil,L re'aluI4'r lllll'l'1'rI illlliillfl Ihv blllllflllf. l'.1I - lll1'lllIIl lram quilily ix mgm-lu-nl Ivy hir nn-mul lx4'l'lllH'-S :mil Iiix rflliblllrlll' rvvortl Ivflilivs Illall he' has von si-tc-mly In-on qi llINlIIl1,1lllNlll'll honor- flmln-nl :XII out-lumling 2-1'll0l.ll' :mal mn-In-r, liul mill ilu il highly voiiiliis-li4lalInIv Joh with isll.lla-vm' lhu future may holnl in More for him.