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

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BONNER BULLETIN '27 5 Left: The members of the Editorial Board of the Bonner Bulle- tin: Greg Closkey, Bob Moritz, John Volpe, Torn Power, Mike Kennedy, Joe O'Brien, Tom Caggiano, and Bernie Callahan. Above: Tom Caggiano and Bernie Callahan review past edi- tions of the Bonner Bulletin. Left: Always a contributing factor to the production of the newspaper, the unclerclassmen showed signs of leading the paper to greater heights in years to come.

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Below: Frank Nash pauses to answer the questions of other staff members. Frank was instrumental in producing this year's book. xl- '-ln. .iv Right: Well guys, I think we just missed another deadline. Uoe O'Brien to Dennis Hyland and Larry Ha11inanD. Below: Dennis Cahill, Greg Bates, and Frank Bochan- ski inspect the many facets of the photography room. These men spent many hours developing pictures for the yearbook. ln a most sincere effort to steer away from the ordinary and to employ the unusual, the 1970 Bon-Aire staff has endeavored to produce Bonner's Finest yearbook ever. The theme, which is Changed, presented itself as a most worthy challenge to the editorial staff and staff workers responsible for the birth of Bon-Aire 1970. It was not, however, without many problems and seemingly endless hurdles to clear before it became a reality. This book is a result of the work of 14 or 15 overburdened men, willing to put everything into their work. Perhaps there were as many motives as there were people working on the book, but just ask the members of the stall: and they all will say the same thing: Yes, it was worth it. DENNIS 1-IYLAND Editor-in-chief, 1970 Yearbook Below: I am the Editor-in-Chief 1 and make no mistake about that. -r ,ek -af , . . V ...:::,.AAlr-.LX : W. S A f A . . Ut, V Vila, . '.:,c:lV XXX - 5- I S

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Reporting the many facets of Bonner life is not an easy endeavor. However, fac- ing varied and interesting challenges, even sometimes overcoming them, is our re- vered newspaper, The Bonner Bulletin. Present at any happening and eager to report the facts and commentary to the student body, the Bulletin makes each student aware of the activities, policies, and personnel here at Bonner. This year the direction of the paper was conferred to a live member editorial board. In this way the paper was published through mutual communication and har- mony. From the reporting of events, editing of articles, writing of headlines, and dis- tribution, the Bonner Bulletin has proven that many students institute, bolster, and maturely accept changes in order to grow. GREG CLOSKEY Eidtor-in-Chief .Al 5a Above: Greg Closkey portrays the Thinker as he contemplates the next edition of the newspaper. Below: The senior members of the staff express mixed emotions over the latest edition of the Bonner Bulletin. By examining past productions and realizing the mistakes, they were able to achieve near perfection. iafljggliliilf 3-if f' gif! - - . , ,'::T,!- A , l 'I' f2,'. .4'5. . 1 W. -1 Q 61 .r 5 W., tts, Qi -Y-uf!! ss, we-M 3 'ihglli