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

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Weive grown accustomed to your face - and to your voice, the smiles and frowns, the praises and complaints that make you wha: you are - the great impressario, Mr. Joseph Hayes. Thanks for the help and encouragement given at Bonner and the time spent uncarthing and polishing talents to produce our annual musical. We have grown accustomed to the face and spirit of you and we hope that you feel a part of us here hecause in truth you're 'second nature to us now. TO EACH HIS OWN-But our crook Uohn Klosowskib doesn'l appear to believe in the saying, as he races through Mat-y's department store with the long arm of the law hot on his heels. 1 J - , , rl, H A ' 1V '5 Y -Q' f l W Wfwvmwa, . ,V , e t 4 ..., t M .t., , same T'--4' f-vm si egg . f 1,-tsffwfg GIVE- ME YOUR TIRED, YOUR POOR-The entire cast under the directorship of .I0e Hayes put-s the finishing touches on the grand finale. UNACCUSTOMED AS I AM T0 MAKING SPEECI-IES -The Mayor KBill Kane! presents the key to the city to the famous movie star, Marilyn Moxie Uanilyn David- sonl, while his faithful admirer CAndy Primeveral looks on.

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STRANGE ARE THE WAYS OF LOVE-.lack Chesney Him Whalenl tries enthusiastically to fMary the F. his feelings towards Kitty Verdun ann Schalleurl while she envisions her with bright hopes. OU'RE THE TOP-The prominent members Drama Club pictured above as they take out from their assignments are: fTopl Tony Ercole, Bill Keene, Bill Wat- rank Bradley, Bill Schalleurg Stand- Bob Hayes, Bill Byrne, Joe McCarron, Dick Pflt Keohane Dean 0'Hollaran Mar 1 1 9 y' Anastasia, Bob Rondini, Ellen McLaugh- O. T. Holstein, and Bill Kelly. fCenterl Gallagher, Henry Febo, Conal Bryne, Dukeman and Tony McHale CBot- irst Row: John Nass, Joe Burns, John ld, Bill Gunter, Gene Higgins. Second Charles Charlton, Pat Burns, Mike Hill, Bonner. Mason, Philip Kearney, Bill Madden, F l ' 1 I 3 1 k K3 5 . 'S' YZF? N .J ,nniw Q '-N... U,

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THE HAPPY WANDERER-At both ends of the rope or in a subway train, Chappie Moore brought the house down with his pantomime antics of a drunken New Yorker. Chappie well deserved his award for best comedian in the musical. S LET'S CHARLESTONiThe dancing group of M. A. M. breaks out with the spirit of the early '20s in the rollick- ing Gentleman Jimmy number. Dance members such as this hacked hy harmony choral groups proved to be the highlights of this year's musi- cal. 7'llE E ' ZW KUNIWEAW Lllf N110 W ll' NIIV JU' 'i AGAIN TOMORROW! Hayes, director of MAD ABOUT TTAN, gives out instructions the cast concerning their rehearsal Although the cast spent an arduous evening in prepara- for the show, their efforts were rewarded by the wide acclaim A. M. received.