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

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Oh Brother! If you only knew what was going on behind your back. CSecond period study.D C-317 First Row: Nigro, D. Michener, K. O'Connell, Nicholas, W. Nichols, I. O'Donnell, R. Neil, V. Menta, I. Mengini. Second Row: K. Meloney, L. Muldoon, N. Nanni, D. Mullin, J. Nichols, W. Miles, J. Merrylees, C. Mul- downey, G. Montesano, P. Moore. Third Row: W. Morgan, R. Mei- kle, J. Moretto, S. Narbutis, K. Moran, K. Novack, J. Mutter, M. O'Conner, I. Murphy. Fourth Row: H. O'Donnell, K. OlBIl6D, M. Murphy, Murphy, W. O'Brien, M. Murray, T. Nilan, A. Natale, A. Messner, R. Muir. Fifth Row: I. Miccolis, P. Melfi, M. Mucchetti. C-316 First Row: W. McDermott, R McGranaghan, C. McCloskey, P McBride, P. McKcon, McDer- mott, A. McNulty, E. Mclntyrc R. 1WcCarron. Second Row: R McGL1ckin, K. McBurney, K. Mc Laughlin, T. McDonnell, MC- Guire, S. McVVilliams, M. Mee- han, F. McCaney, B. McDonald, I. McEntcc. Third Row: T. Mc- Gee, L. McKee, M. McStraVog I. McLaughlin, R. lVIcCormiclc M. McGef, J. McHugh, H. Mcc han, I. McGee. Fourth Row: F McFadden, R. McCarthy, J. Mc- Gonigle, T. McMenamin, NIC- Closlcey, R. NIcMullen, McCaf- frey, R. McElroy, T. McFadden T. McLaughlin. Fifth Row: T McFadden, Nl. Nlelchiore, M McLaughlin, M. McGee. ',,.-' S E 5 if 7 7 1

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C-309 First Row: S. Fox, P. Geiger, S Giaecio, S. Fitti, K. Goodfellovv H. Gillin P. Gearv P. Fra ne v .w Y r I. Georeno. Second Row: T. Gor- man, hi. Floyd, Finn, C. Gen- tile, M. Fillion, I. Genova, W Fuhs, R. Granger, I. Haenn, R Giacinto. Third Row: M. Grogan ll. Hackett, P. Flamini, F. Giaco mueei, R. Fratantoni, P. Gibson F. Goff, A. Ginty, H. Galvin Fourth Row: P. Greway, A. Guido, I. Gula, I. Frigo, II. Frangelli, H Garrity, J. Ganzelli, K. Gibson G. Griffith, Gault. Fifth Row D. Flanagan, M. Gaul, I. Frisch K. Fitzgerald, F. Flynn, S. Glau dell, E. Griendling, R. Fitzmire. C-312 First Row: R. Iohnson, A. Isa- bella, I. Kenny, V. Iannello, D. Haley, A. Horn, L. Kelly, Ham- ilton, R. Kenny. Second Row: S. Hilferty, B. Heuser, I. Kelly, M. Kasinkzls, W. Kelly, T. Keenan, I. Hawthorne, Kenny, P. Kelly, C. Killoran. Third Row: M. Kelly, Rvjoseph, VV. Kelly, M. Hal- loran, I. Ierzalc, J. Hughes, T. Helker, R. Hooper, R. Hart, T. Haughey, T. Keys. Fourth Row. J. Herron, G. Hermansen, R. Hee, T. Iohnston, R. Johnson, NI. Ken- ' nedy, R. Haggarty, Kinsolving, j. Hoey, Kelly. You will become as great as your ClOITll1'13Hl' 8.SplI'alflOf1. JAMES ALLEN R- A C-314 First Row: C. Leahan, W. Mat- tiace, T. Madden, I. Marincola M. Kissinger, I. Lazzaro, S Loehrs, W. Lombardo, R. Lacey Second Row: I. Matteo, G. Le vine, L. Kralle, V. LoSasso, E Mallon, D. McAleer, W. Mastel- ler, P. Marcelli, S. LoParo, R Kore. Third Row: J. Lenahan R. Lauff, R. Lavelle, G. LaMoni aca, E. Maggiani, A. Marone, I Lane, A. Kiszka, M. LaRosa Fourth Row: M. Kosmicki, C Marseh, A. Leonard. P. Martin D. Matelyan, D. Malloy, D. Mar- tini, D. Marano, M. Lynch, W Luttrell. Fifth Row: K. Malone F. Lynch, E. Lindsay, B. Ma- honey, I. Mack, P. Lovett, T. Mal- arick, D. McBrearty, I. Lannon r

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IUNIQRS ,i rpm, Above: No, no, no, Mr. Dalo! Le bras does not mean what you think it does. CFL Brian to first period French classD Below: What wondrous spectacle could possibly hold the interest of these attentive Juniors? Perhaps Fr. Dixey is illustrating the art of playing dirty basket- ball. During his Junior year a student at Bonner begins to experience the greatest change that he is to iace in his entire lifetime: the change from adolescence to manhood. Along with this transition comes a realization that the carefree days of high school are over, and, for the Hrst time, a students thoughts are directed towards a more important objective, his future. The lunior year is a period in which a student must evaluate himself so that he can come to some conclusions about himself and his future. He must find his talents, and then direct his goals tow- :irds the fulhllment of these talents. However the path to his aspiraf lions is not easy. lt requires much of the student, for voals can o l be achieved through diligence and perseverance. Pu HY Below: Outstanding leadership ability, vivid imagination, and bubbling enthu- siasm were the qualities which enabled the Junior ollicers to keep their class united and interested. Standing are Treasurer Joe O'Brien, Secretary Hugh Durkin, and Vice-President Jim Snell. Sitting are President Frank Barry and Fr. Smith. I 1, writ!