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

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A X it 1 Q -'-1: Ns,-'YN 18 Q It is the opinion of many students that the Disci- pline Ofhce is a nuisance, set up for the purpose of making life miserable for them. It is the difficult work of Fathers Tomasulo and Dixey to dispel this notion as much as possible. This task, unfortunately, extends past the boundary of that which is possible, for in spite of the fact that good discipline is an integral part of every person's character, those who require disciplinary action to correct faults in their characters are usually too stubborn to admit it. The fact is undeniable: the student's view of discipline can never be altered, until he is no longer a student. Perhaps some day, however, each one of us will look back upon our high school days and comprehend the value of the work of our dedicated disciplinar- ians. WF X Y if Q-ic? mmm 44 Left-Awaiting the arrival of his next client, Fr. Tomasulo takes time out to glance through a magazine. Below-Father Dixey is here seen plowing his way through the seemingly endless stack of paper-work before him.

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The moderator of the Freshman Class, Father Andrew Boyle, hreaks a cardinal rule by using a pen in the library. ln a time ol' change and an era ol' revolt, the theology department confronts many challenges regarding eon- troversial issues inyolyed with the teachings of the Church. The faculty tries to explain these teachings so that we may apply them in making important decisions in our lives. To some students at Bonner, the study of theology seems to he a waste ol' time and effort, hut this is a result ol' their apathy toward the Various issues and prohlems facing mankind. The department must therefore not only estahlish an understanding of these teachings, hut also create a general appreciation of their significance to the students. 'ACorne on. ls this picture really going to be in the yearbook? is the question being asked hy the dishelieving Father Bogardus. i Wu, f 1 -3? w I - ' ' ,wi