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

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ART CLUB SI' ' BIOLOGY CLUB Bight: lXTany students wish to supplement the education which they receive in the classroom. In order to assist the student in pursuing this interest, the school instituted the Biology Club. CLeft to rightl Joe lN1cSorley, Greg Bates, Phil Morrone, and Mr. Quarini. Left: The talented members of the Art Club are Cleft to riglitj John Hyland, Bill Sapsis, Bill Stanley, Mark Lehman, Bill Sharrow, Mr. Charles, the Moderator, and Bob Babbitt. This organization provided an outlet through which artistic students could express themselves in the form of creative art. STUDENT GUARDS Left: The men, who stand gloriously at their assigned stations in the corridors, are called Stu- dent Guards. They are the men who regulate traffic in the hallways and prevent corridor hassles. Their work is little recognized but very much a part of the school.

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BONNER BULLETIN BOARD Se Above: The members of the Bonner Bulletin Board meet before going on the air to present the news of Bonner High. CLeft to rightl Frank X. Burke, john Volpe, joe Sulmar, Stuart Cameron Roddenbacker, and Streeter Glick. HAM RADIO CLUB The Ham Radio Club, under the direc- I tion of Fr. Patrick Nowlan, O.S.A., orig- inated in Bonner in 1970. The clubls main purpose was to provide opportunities for I those interested students to learn and ex- periment in electronics. The members of the organization held weekly meetings to familiarize themselves with the techniques of operating a ham radio. They acquired extensive information and background for furthering their knowledge of electrical devices. In its early stages, the club was interested primarily in establishing itself throughout the school. After accomplish- ing this immense task, the members set out to construct a ham radio station at Bonner. They are hopeful of continued success in years to come. Good morning. May I have your attention please . . The same cold voice gave the same greeting to Bonner students every morning at 8:35 and proceeded in a monotone, listing the daily announcements. Then, on the morning of October 6, 1969, as the shock of hearing a musical greeting passed from the student body, the voice of Streeter Click announced the birth of the Bonner Bulletin Board. Since then Streeter, Stuart, Frank, and Iohn have at- tempted to add an entertaining note to the daily broadcast, and although we have been criticized as being the funniest thing to come to Bonner in years, we have :accomplished our goal, for the novelty of the BBB has helped insure that important messages reach the stu- dents. Ioe Sulmar BBB Teclznicimr Above: joe Dallatore and other members of the Radio Club discuss techniques for the operation of the ham radio.

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F THER and SQNS ASSOCIATIO Below: Sincere devotion is reflected in the actions of the fathers and their sons as they await the beginning of lxlass at the Communion Breakfast. Below: The officers of the Father and Sons Association conduct their annual Communion Breakfast. This special event is instrumental in fostering better re- lationships between fathers and sons. ln any modern, educational institution, it is necessary to maintain a great deal of cooperation between the facility and the fathers. The Father and Sons Association at hlonsignor Bonner strives to provide this cooperation with the faculty thus affording the fathers a deeper appreciation of the objectives of Bonner lligli. The organization procures funds for various school necessities through activities such as the Bonner Fair. It also assists in the promotion and maintenance of order at athletic events and the various educational and social functions for both parents and students. The association is com- mended on a job well done. Frank Real 'fhf 2 Aloove: Huge crowds were always very prevalent at all Bonner functions. Maintaining order at such affairs was the primary responsibility of the Fathers' Club. 5 3 s l s s . . Q' Ni-3 .... r s 'if wa.. ap... - .... we A 3. - Ya.. is t. .t , X , ,, A , . A .