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

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Hard-Mfzhg CANDIDA 752 DEEP DARK blLLRET h hlllott new-al the montents of the Councll cahmet to Tom Lan tlerl the Yl1ePrealdent Wlllte Coll the Trea urer and Dave Connell the Secretarx Vlthm these reposttorles are contained the record and equipment of the Student Council which the aepnrmg executives u e durmg the tenure of office THE! RE IN THE BM' Bonner a lgnment from the Pre: ent Butch W lnterbottom TheSe d Nl or repre entmz ewrw pha e of chnol life are lleft to rlghll Chrl Hat! on .Luv llulqueen 'Nell Bonner Bruin folumo 1 u 'md Pat 'Nlurphs .., X. gh., , Q S' , , . v. . . . S .5 . . .I AN S . ., . A , ,- , newly formed Cabinet eagerly await ass' s ' 5'd . .. , ,- '- . - a - E S, s. ' E ' j s 5- . ' : . .E H . ', , . 1' ' . '1 l 1 ra. . ' .

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BRI-XX IOI ANIO L-K An unurmg zeal 1n uorlung for Student prnllege and tl p1r1ted lose for .1lm.1 mater were contrlbutlng dl or ln Br1 n 1.1ll to fame Eng.1g1ng ln chool po 1t1c from ht lnlllll xear .1 homeroom pre ldent and member of the Ntudent Lounul he gum d the experlentc xshlrh prowed a walua ble a et to the Pre ldentnl Ldlnnet Four eme ter Wir Col.1 nm 1 1 pent mth the Bonmr Boo ter Lluh goxernlng a lt pre 1 df nt ln hl enlor wear ln plte of the e ttmecon umlng d4 llKl e Brnn m11nt.11ned 1 :hola In dxeruge of uperlatne 11-llente Indeed 1 trulw out tundlng Nemor Bl'lll'l Colamosrn of Bonner -sl ut 7 llc farm WARREN VINTILRBOTTOWI Renognued hw the tudent bodw us tl leader Warren ua eleated Pre ldent of the Ntudent lounrll Rnd lead he dld CIIIIIIKIIIL, hl f oth.1ll mn er 1 1 l'r11r he wa elelted .1 an AllLdlh0lll end Next Butch donned the ha kethall garh and prmed hu lu: In n1 ny tluuh 1 I But mth all thl he found time to dl 1h.1rg1 ht fl ties 1 lre :dent engage ln eweral other llllllllt and keep up hu mlrk M w7llllCl'h0ll0Ill ttk the lead and other: wlll follows .1 xA JODEPH TRIOL0 X solt mtnnered lelloxs ln the Lla room hut .1 tough mm on the grldlrnn thlt Joe Trlolo Although ll ua th tear hrlllunt olfen ne IlldN In the hackfield that Hnallw hu four war mlde l8ldW progre tcm 1rd promlnenre A debater he added trength to dl'l nlreadw hne Auetm team and a .1 tudent Joe ssl .1 10IllIllllllPHl to hl tearheri Food lurk tn won Joe All -Xround Student Oxy 1, I ,.. ' ' - l' 'I r ' 'Ll I- N ' ,.-l ' I ' : . 5 X . ..a I- F. I x rs, an .1 I . P - E . . s'l r ' . ' ' 4 1 V . , 5 .9 5.' U . .ix . E. V- . H F . I ti -. 'z 1' 1-- '-'- - .- 1 ex- -9 . . . . .f - '. .a , fa . - z .':. 1 ' 1 f 1 I 1 ' s . l 9 f 1 . , -. 5 , 1 A G , ,Ui ... 4' I l I l . fy V 'B 5 - ' ... f V Y : . H R I ' :r , 1 ' 1 5 1 . F is ' 'L a - ' U , brought him to the forefront on the Bonner at-ene, Joe, throughout ' ' 's ,' s, z s 4 ff 'z ' . s at 4 ' ' , ' 1 ' 1 ' Y' . .' ' 3 s 1 . 15 1 1 ' 'F 1 A. , , y , ', q I-.tg .A I ..- 1 Y f L'lZ,1,a ' G l 'ak v S 5 xi. - 1 , , , 0 C? ' , H . ' . - ' ' 2 1 a. , V' Ai S' '.' I '. ' ' '. ,'a. 'S 0 ' 'L' asain, , - , . .51 A ','. '. . '. qt' . 1 .5- 3' ' ' ' Eva -' 1I'il' 'w10. , ' ' 's, - ' - 's' - H 's u ' .' in ' s' . .' ' s : -' ' a's. r. 1 ' , 1 P ' .' ' ' . ' 1

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not .1 STIQUENT Ulf-XRD5 Wushingtons husiest streets cannot compare to the hall- und stairway- of Bonner during the change of classes. -Xlthough there are no eurs. the mowing of 2700 students creates a severe traffic prohlem. The important lilsk of moving this human mars is entrusted to the Student Guards. These -elf-sacri- ficing puhlie -eryatnts are chosen lneeuuse of their exemplary disci- pline records. lt is their duty to keep order in the halls. and they 0 are frequently culled upon to aid the ysayyxard Freshman. in which tasks they second the efforts of Father Monte and the administra- tion. Indeed. these- minute men of Bonner deserve many acco- lades for their noteworthy tontrihutions to the pulrlic welfare of Bonner High. Parliamentary procedure: . . . second the motion. . . . yea. nay. . . . this session is called to order. are litany of the terms that can he heard echoing from the student legislature on a Wvednesday afternoon. For it is then that the Student Council holds its weekly sessions under the tutelage of Father Elliott, U.S.A., its untiring moderator. Here the individual section presidents. who constitute tl1e Councils rank and file. gather for the common purpose of talking over needed school improvements. student privileges. and reports froln its many eommittees. In Bonnt-r's short history all of the council committees have hcen instrumental in making many of the sehool's activities huge successes.