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

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Notable Cfzari y of ffze Pa ly .1 'D' l I I : f , I f 3 'fre H :4+.,w.' , SEVEN COME ELEVEN-Croupier Mike Mur- ray bets his time on the happiness of a child who is entranced hy his efforts to maneuver thc- dice at the annual Christmas Party. Tom Lantieri watches over all from the corner. S M v-.,, l i.. . 'Q

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-v 11.-XBINHT MEETING -Uflirers of the Clulv dis- 4'll-N plans isith Fr. John Melton. 0.5.-X. Thesi- poliry-niakers of the Cluln are: 'seats-dl Chair- man ,lay Mulqueen. Vive-Chairnivii Rivh Bul- ley and Robert Haggerty Mtanrlingt Treasurer Hugh Bonner. and Ser-retary Frank Ilallahzan. St. Ellllllllllllw Guild- 1 ou never stansl so tall as when you stoop to help a cliildf This 'llll1'IIll'lll l'lPll0IlllZ4'5 thi- work of thi- students who l'0llllDl'lM' the St. Iilllllllllll-r Guild. lip' selfless expc-nditure of time and 1-in-rgy. without material return. these lioys I'YIH'l'SS their love and consideration for the vliildren of the St. Edmund's Home in Rosemont. Thi- annual Christmas Party. given lay the Guilfl memliers. is lrut one of the many ways in which they Sllf'!'l'6ll in bringing more gaiety into the lives of these youngsters. The heartfelt gratitude of the nuns in 1-harge of the Home is a lasting triliute to the-se most generous party members. WORLD PREMIERE--The members of the Drama Club do their hit by performing in a spevial matinee of every production. Beaming smiles show the children's appreciation for this and every other kindness rendered by the students. in-,,,g,.,g'wn,...,- Q

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affzers' Club - P avkes fo a Nlany of the activities which have become an integral part of the Bonner way of life owe their existence to a group of non-students. Chief among these are the Fathers and Sons Communion Breakfast, Sports Night. and the Bonner Fair. From this viewpoint the Fathers' and Sons' Associa- tion could he considered our greatest hoostersg they are active throughout the year in planning: and conducting events for the benefit of the students. By sponsoring these affairs, they have done inestimahle good, not only for the school hut for the individual student as well. The financial :assistance they render to the Guidance Department is an- other apt example of an overall interest in the students' welfare. Each year serves to deepen the sense of gratitude which those who teach or study at Bonner have for these Honorary Alumnif, THE ORGANIZATION MEN-The principals involved in this year's Communion Breakfast were lleft to rightrx R. Haggerty, V.P.3 A. Feedsg M. Muyrides, Pres.g Fr. Kennedy, Dean Reushlein, Fr. Lamond, Fr. Kelly, T. Conway, M.C.g U. R. Lamny, Sec.g Fr. Eagan, T. Clancey, Treas.g J. McCah0n, Asst. Treas. TW A' 5.0 .