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

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1 'D HEAVENLY-This is the word that completely captures the enchanting atmosphere at the Senior Prom on Febru- ary 16. A tremendous round of applause is in order for the Prom Committee's masterful arrangements for this sensational event. POWER BEHIND THE THRONE-Joe Smith and his date, Miss Jean Dougherty, relax briefly before rejoining the social whirl. As king and queen of the Senior Prom, they reigned proudly over the evening's festivities. gr 1 3 .1 W ' was ,Q Sli?

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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

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Moon! 261' Se evade A-OK -Several couples are converging on the Falcon House f-or the commencement of the Senior Prom. This gala event, in the eyes of the 250 attending couples, was the most spectacular affair on the social calendar at Bonner. CHECKING THE EQUIPMENT-Enhancing the beauty of the Falcon House was the panorama of colorful decora- tions. Several seniors with their dates are captivated by the unique fountain in the foyer of the ballroom. This fountain was only one of the many attractions that added to the splendor of this night of nights. ' -' I ,Yan ,,, Milk! .i IN ORBIT-The Senior Prom was an unforgetable ex- perience for all of those who were in attendance. The music, the atmosphere, and the merriment will be re- membered for years to come.