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

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QUENTIN SARACINO-The advancement of Bonner projects has always been Quen- tin's first concern. He was a talented mem- ber of the City Championship Football Team, and played an active role in the support of the St. Edmunds Guild, Glee Club, and Musical, What a Blast. Utilizing experience and confidence, which he gathered from his studies and extra-cur- ticular activities, he was prepared to meet the high demands of Student Council Vice- President. Gifted with such enthusiasm and talent, Quentin is sure to rise quickly on the ladder of success. PATRICK DEVINE-Spreading his cap- abilities over a wide area, Pat was able to prove himself an outstanding senior. His activities included the basketball team, Booster Club, B:B.C., Student Council, Musical, and St. Edmunds Guild. He has always -been ready to lend his support to school affairs and was often selected as a leader by his fellow students. As evidenced by these achievements, Pat is ready and able to assume new positions of respon- sibility in the world. Reacb bg rfze Top ROBERT JANSEN-Bob is a conscien- tious, all-round competitor. He has dis- tinguished himself in the sphere of studies by maintaining one of the highest four- year averages and attaining the highest College Board mark for mathematics in the school's history. Aside from intellectual persuits, he has participated in the St. Edmunds Guild, the Radio Club, and, in his freshman and sophomore years, the Swimming Team. Sparked by these ac- complishments, we feel that Bob will fill an important position in any field he chooses.

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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.

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FRANCIS GASPARRO--During his high- school career, Frank Gasparro has lent his helping hand to many important activities at Bonner. His industry and dependability as Associate-editor of the Bonner Bulletin were indispensable in producing top-flight issues of the school newspaper. As Vice- President of the Senior class, Frank offered his talents on special d-ance committees and showed his high sense of responsibil- ity. Never neglectful of studies, Frank maintained a high average during four years of high school. At his departure, he gives every indication of continuing his success in t-he scholastic and social sphere. TERRY HACAN-A .stand-out member of the Senior class, Terry combined a friendly personality with his ability to assume re- sponsibility. As President of the Student Council, he symbolized school spirit at Bonner. An invaluable member of the swimming team, he was noted for his record-breaking performances. Participa- tion in a gamut of activities completed his image as the ideal Bonner man. Success will follow Terry wherever he goes. ALBERT PADLEY Pete' Padley truly deserves the description of an all-around student. Best-known for his thrilling long runs, Pete brought the crowd to its feet more than once with his stellar gridiron performances. He participated in other sports as well, showing his skill in Track and intramural competition. Activities were not neglected either, for Pete was an active member of the Booster Club and the Musi- cal. In his senior year he was elected to the Student Council. Bonner tradition will be greatly enriched by the spirit and en- thusiasm which Pete has left as his legacy to the school.