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

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ALLEN ATKINSON- Closely linked with Bonner's victorious football teams of recent years has been the name of Al Atkinson. Al's outstanding play has been a definite factor in the rise of Bonner as a powerhouse in the Catholic League. In his Senior year, his pre-eminence was recognized as he made both the All- Catholic and All-Scholastic teams. A well-liked student, Al has always been among the leaders of the Class of '61, Having laid a strong foundation in high school, Al can expect a highly suc- cessful future. RICHARD HAMILTON - RA Well Rounded Student -this term describes Rick perfectly. Scholastically, Rick has always ranked near the top of the class. In his first two years at Bonner, he was a member of the Swimming Team. As an upperclassman Rick belonged to the Booster Club, St. Edmund's Guild and was chosen Editor of The Bonner Bulletin. With this solid background behind him, Rick can look forward to a life of achievement. ,,.--. CHRISTOPHER MATTSON - Working quietly behind the scenes, Chris has performed many valuable services to his school. In sports, Chris was one of the mainstays .of the Crew. He was also a member of the St. Edmund's Guild and the Booster Club. Before dances, Chris could always be seen helping to decorate, and there were few of Bonner's dances that didn't receive that magical 'gMattson Touch. Combining these with his membership in the Dramatic Society, it can easily be seen why 'Chris is a Man of Bonner in the truest sense of the word. Great Vitality And Variety

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'YIM W 7115 IM ll FATHER MELTON, the Moderator of the class of 1961, has proven himself a true friend of every Senior. For four years he has worked unselfishly for'us, endeavoring to make ,61 the greatest class in Bonner history. We, as individual members, are indeed fortunate to have such a mon for our Moderator. The Senior Class would like to take this opportunity to thank Father Melton for all he has done for us.