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

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CLASS MQDERATOR 12r:.n.z.mH'W ' Throughout the four year interim of any class, it is essential that the class benefit from the experience of one who thoroughly com- prchends the difficulties of maturing into a well-rounded and responsible individual. For this purpose, the oflice of Class Moderator is in existance. This man bears the great re- sponsibility of directing a group of young men towards full development of all interests, whether they be spiritual, academic, or social. ln these endeavors Mr. Edward Fornias, Moderator of the Class of 1970, has been more than just successful. With seeming ease, Mr. Fornias combines the many talents necessary for leading a class towards attaining one of any number of goals. Whether he is teaching a class, or preparing for an upcoming social event, he displays an easy manner with which all have become familiar. Most important of all, Mr. Fornias, by his excellent leadership, has changed all of us for the better. einelli, Secretary, Mark Fisher, Treasurer, Mr. Fornias, Moder- ator, Drew Doorey, President, and Ioe Lalli, Vice-President. Above: The usual afternoon get-togethers were not always this friendly, but when work had to be done, the officers, moderator, and interested faculty members and seniors were there to help solve any problem that could arise. Left: The Class Officers and Mod- erator Cleft to rightlz Bob Man-