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

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FATHER THOMAS WALSH, Assistant Chap- lain, has captured the full attention of Father Gill, as he oiiers suggestions about the religious program at Bonner. Both priests share a sincere desire to bring Bonner students closer to God through Mass and the Sacraments. FOUR YEARS IS A SHORT SPAN for the task Father Gill sets up for himself. Nevertheless, he sets out confidently to accomplish his pur- pose of making '4Bonner Graduate synonymous with outstanding Christian gentlemen. suits:--M 1

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GETTING T0 KNOW YOU--Fr. Lamond, head disciplinarian, talks to a student concerning his conduct in school. In conferences such as this, Father has been ahle to influence and correct the mis- guided actions of many boys. By keeping a strict watch over the actions of Bonner pupils, Father greatly assists us on the road to becoming good Catholic gentlemen. THE BIG THR-E-E-Familiar to many students are these three men, the staff of the Discipline Department. Since discipline is an abso- lute necessity to the smooth functioning of a school the size of Bonner, Fr. McGuire, Mr. Rao, and Fr. Lamond have an important job. These able men assure us of an orderly and well-run school, am essential for good educational atmosphere. Wl7'!VEllll' WI! Tl! PIl'0J'EL'U7l

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LIFE WI ll Ffl YIIE KNOCK ON WOOD-After talking with Jack Carr and Mike Manning, Father Melton seems to be saying that with a little work the boys can make it to college. Father is always ready and willing to assist and advise Bonner students in their future plans, whether they concern college or any other career. HERNANDUS HIDEAWAY-Fatlletl' Melton, after finishing at hard rlay's work, discusses last minute details with fleft to rightjz Don Delaney, Paul Conway and George Harris. The Guidance Oflice has an informal atmosphere, and a Bonner student can feel free to drop in at any time to talk things over with Father.