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

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MOTHERS' CLUB Above: The ofhcers and the moderators of the Mothers' Cluh. These dedicated mothers and moderators were the force which made the Mothers' Club an overwhelming success. Above: Fr. McGuire addresses a meeting of the Mothers' Club at their annual Christmas Party. My is Ps f r1 s H sk if 8 Q Above: The mothers discuss certain aspects of the club with the priests at Bonner. Behind every Bonner hoy is a Bonner mother. Several hunf derd of them comprise the Bonner hlothers' Club. These un- selfish, dedicated women work tirelessly to raise funds through card parties, hingocs, lunchcous, trips, and surveys for the phyf sical hetterment of the school. Every department is ahle to rely upon the mothers' willingness to give financial aid or simply to present a program. Each mother contributes her time and enerf gies for the privilege of having her son a student ol' Bonner. Mrs. Rosemary K. Nash Pres. of the Mothers' Club

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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 .

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JUNIQR PROM Above: Bob Buchanan and Mark Fischer prepare to hang the sign which signifies the theme of the junior Prom. Right: The members of the crew of the junior Prom workers huddle around after an exhausted night of preparation and decoration. Left: These workers of the Prom construct the huge and magnificent southern mansion which was the highlight of the Junior Prom.