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

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DONALD GANTZ-Throughout his four- year stay at Bonner, Don made his pres- ence known by his outstanding scholastic achievements. Developing his intellectual ability with hard work and study, he main- tained the highest four-year average in the Senior class and thusifearned for himself a full scholarship to Fordham University. Don did not confine himself to books alone. He was a member of the Crew, B.B.C., Newspaper, Dramatics Club, Musi- cal, and Glee Club. Bonner can be more than proud of achievements such as these. I24 JOHN LEVI-An outstanding member of our championship football team, John Levi was largely responsible for the break- through which led Bonner once again to the city title. In the process he also reaped glory for himself, being named All-Cath- olic, All-State and All-East Delco guard. Jack's timely blocks and constant chatter greatly aided the team effort. He was active, also, in activities, having been a member of the Booster Club for four years and a section oiiicer for three. Jack Levi's gridiron performances here at Bonner have opened the door for future football triumphs. CHARLES McKENNA-Charlie McKenna made his presence felt in the whole galaxy of Bonner life. In snorts.. Stick was an active participant in intramural sports and Cross Country. He achieved his greatest fame in his senior year as an outstanding center on the basketball team. He was also a member oi the B.B.C., Debating team and Musical. Charlie's most praiseworthy achievements have always been in scholas- tics, for he has ranked high in his class for iour years. In recognition of his academic excellence, he was awarded a scholarship to St. Joseplfs College.