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

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I TRAMURALS Left: The rules of etiquette are often forgotten in the heat of an intramural clash. Denny Boyle il- lustrates this fact by applying the tag before his opponent has re- ceived the ball. Below: Joe Donnelly arches a iump shot over Jim Boyle in the Intramural Championship game. Ioe's hot shooting enabled the juniors to upset Ll heavily-favored senior team. Above: George Baumgardner and Mike Stack strain to Win the tap in the Intramural Semi-Finals. Right: The intramural Bowling Champions: Cleft to rightD Matt Doyle, Dom Frederico, Kevin Frayne, Tom Dunbar, and John Gambale. -- - if .-

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VOC -TECH lnstituted two years ago in September of 1968, Voc-Tech has flourished to great heights. It affords a student the opportunity to develop a trade while spending one-half his dav at Voc-Tech and the other half at Bonner. There were one hundred and two Bonner students attending three Voc-Tech schools in 1970. The schools are located in Fol- croft, Aston, and Marple-Newtown with very im- pressive huildings and campus surroundings. A stu- dent enters the Voc-Tech program in his Sopho- more year and mav specialize in any various Held which interests him. The courses offered range from Electronics to Carpentry and from Auto Me- chanics to Cabinet-Making. Transportation is pro- vided hy puhlic school districts to and from schools. Continued success is expected in the future for the Voc-Tech program. William O'Brien Voc-Tech Student lt Above: The location of the Folcroft Vocational-Technical School in Delaware County. 'ai 1 x. x, as I Above: Mr. Jennings explains the techniques involved in preparing certain dishes to John O'Brien, one of his students in Food Prepara- tion and Food Servicing. Left: Ron Romanelli seems very engrossed in his Commer- cial Art class. Ron has the opportunity to develop his artistic talents due to classes such as these.