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

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. . . project engfbeers vm.. ,,,.44+xs STAFF CONFERENCE-While Bob Crewalk, Personnel Editor, focuses his attention on his work, his associate, Jim Nealon lends his attention to the sports desk. Hard at work there, the unsurpassed writing team of Jim Murphy and Tom Broderick are engaged in a critical discussion over the captions which they have completed. -Q We- T ' S'-4 ' '.. HN- m.,s,,sf -. -- i A t wiinwfwsf-'-2-1: -5 w 'fc RIGHT ON THE BEAM-Staff Photographer, Bob Powers, presents his latest artistic creations for inspec- tion to Activities Editor, Hugh Doyle, who receives the pictures with pleasure. At the right., Associate Editor, Bill Dibiase, who assumes the chore of proof-reading all Yearbook articles, peers over the shoulder of Brian Morley, Activities Editor. These men have worked many extra hours this year with the hope of placing the '62 Bon-Aire among Bonner's best Yearbooks. of , ,. as , f V. ff, 39 - , f Q swf a t of 1 II7

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' f Roaring off in progressive stages, the 1961-62 Dance Program won the approval of both the faculty and student body. The social whirl commenced at the Homecoming Daucef' a rocketing success, which was equaled and surpassed byta long line of well-received affairs. Such achievements as the B.BQC. L'HoblJ1e Gobblewg 4'The Silver Bells Dance, sponsored by the Publications Departmentg the Stu- dent Council's 4'Whir1 Around The World g and the Mardi Gras Dance, presented by the Crew Team, are the product of the hard work and initia- tivevof numerous committees which plan, construct, and remove decorations for every dance. h