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

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X PAVILION

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PARLIAMENTA Part of the tasteless task of maintaining school discipline has been placed in the hands of the students themselves. The Student Guards help Father Monte, 0.S.A., preserve law and order within the walls and halls of Bonner. The memhcrs of this special corps are chosen he- cause they have given evidence that they have a desire to serve the school and they also have the ahility to command respect and co-operation from their fellow students. Underclass traffic- jammers are quickly and quietly controlled hy these experienced guards who play such an im- portant role in securing the smooth functioning of our Pavilion of Education. RIANS SECTIONS IN SESSION' Pictured ZllDOYt is the full corps of the Student Council. These men were given the responsibility of setting the pace for student activity. Their efforts showed them to he worthy of the trust placed in them hy their fellow students. X..