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

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Below-Father Gallimore checks with two of his commissioners before posting the final intramural basketball schedule. pr' 2 Mr. Richard O'Leary, who doubles as theology teacher and cross-country coach, seems to be a bit short-winded as he reaches the top of the stairs. Above Left-The versatile Father Glennon divides his time between teaching theology and math. Left-Father Deery brieily outlines some of the material which will be covered in his next test. Above-The smiling face and happy whistle of Father Bona- corsi are familiar to everyone at Bonner.

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Q i I Father Doran takes i Z1 break from his TigIPI'0llS religion schcchlic to proctor Ll third period study. Father Fittipaldi seems to he in good spirits despite his difficult work in the Theology Department. .ersasmug Abotc--liutiicr Kiorgrin points out xi few basics of Faith to his SIVPIIIJIHUIAL' theology suction. I.eft4Hax'ing finished work, liutlier cyROLll'iiL' checks in at the monastery where un irnportunt message has been left for him.

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The ability to thinla sets man apart from the other creatures of the earth. This gift ol' thought drives talented men to compose writings which stimulate more, and perhaps deeper thought in those who devour them. The English Department attempts to set a thinking cycle in motion within every Bonner student. The presentation of a provocative worlc will hopefully induce the student to associate the particular piece of literature with his own experiences, and then to draw conclusions from these associations. Through this process ol' study, the department hopes to form a well-balanced student who has learned to think on his own. Below-Mr. Ercole Lacianca seems puzzled as Mr. Floyd attempts to explain the basics of the atomic theory, Left-A fully-stocked lihrary is an integral part of any efficient English Department. Thanks to Father Flynn, Bonner students have at their disposal a wide range of reference material in the forms of books, magazines and pamphlets. i .s -w:.,f, . l ...ve K. ,r ii , i f'::.:5km..