Purcell High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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ff f' I 1oHN I. BROCKMAN Johnny Class Basketball, '29, '50, '51, Religion Club, ,29, '50, '51. He was born on April 2, 1915. After attending St. lV1ark's Parochial School for eight years, he attended St. George's High, and later he came to Purcell. He prefers English. wILLI.xIvI T. BRUNCK Bm v German Club, '51, Religion Club, '50, '51, Latin Club, '51, Bill, as he is known to his friends, is another big shot from Nladisonville. His favorite pastime in the classroom is creating a weird noise for the benefit of his fellow students. It is rumored that his ambition is to be a paperhanger. RICHARD M. CONLEY Home' Tennis, '29, '50, '51, Annual Ad Staff, '51. Xve called him Dick and often a few strong exclamations preceded. This little boy hopes to continue his studies at U. C., if they will raise the doors so he can get his six feet eight inches in. He was the giant of the school. STANLEY R. CORBETT Gang!e V Football, '28, '29, '503 Basketball, '29, '50, '51, Baseball, '29, ,505 Captain, '51, Spanish Club, vice-president of Sophomore A, '28, Minstrel Show, '51, Religion Club, '51. Stan is as great an athlete as any who attended Purcell. In his three years at Purcell he has endeared himself to the student body and faculty alike. The entire scholastic body joins in wishing him continued success, and remembering him as always a gentleman . Page iwenfy-Jeven