Purcell High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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IOHN M. DISKIN Johnny French Club, '51. Iohnny is another one of Norwood's choice gifts to Purcell, and although being a good student, rumor has it that his ambiton in life is to run all fifteen balls in pool. However, Iohnny is a fine fellow and we all hate to see him go. FREDERICK G. DOHRMAN Dz'zgy Basketball, '29, '50g Baseball, '29, '50, Class Basketball, '29, '50, '51, Prom Committee, '29, Religion Club, '50. lust another big-hearted Dutchman who is always on time. He ends all his talks with Gosh Dernul VVhen he is on the diamond, though, he sure shows them how it's done. That's our Dizzy with his light, curly hair. ROBERT A. DOWLING Bob Class Basketball, '31, French, '51, Ad Staff, '51. He was born on September 26, 1915. He graduated from Assumption School, where he spent the first eight years of school life. Next he attended St. Gregory's Seminary, Mt. Wyashington. Three years ago he started at Purcell. His favorite subjects were English and French. He intends to go to Xavier University. HARRY I. DRABELLE .fcwlyu g Class Basketball, '29, '50, '51, Religion Club, '29, '50, German Club, '50. He was born in Cincinnati, September 6, 1915. He attended St. 1Vlary's grade and high schools until 1929, when he entered Purcell. He is quiet and unassuming and loves German and mathematics. He intends to continue his quest for learning at Oklahoma State University. So long, Curly, Page fwenfy-nine

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Xt- L, . 2 2 Z 2 ,,,l,, ,121 lf- wax' ,J V Page iwen fy-ezlghf IEROME P. COSTELLO HJenny Spanish C1ub, '51, Religion Club, '51.. HIenny is one of these boys from way out West , having moved to the Queen City from Pueblo, Colorado. During the two years he has been with us, Ienny has proved to be a real fellow as well as scholar, and is certain to be a success in the world. He was born February, 1914. ROBERT C. DACEY HB05. 1 Class Treasurer, '29, Class Secretary, '50, French Club, '51, Class Basketball, '29, '50, '51. 'ABob was born Nlay 21, 1915. He attended Assumption School and came to Purcell in '28, after attending Xavier University High in his freshman year. He is proficient in English, French, and History. He intends to continue his scholastic endeavors at Notre Dame University. WILLIAM I. DAVEY Bill Intramural Basketball, '29, '50, Glee Club, '29, Religion Club, '51, French Club, '51. He was born in Cincinnati, September 14, 1915. He attended St. Mark's Parochial School, graduated in 1927, when he entered St. 1V1ary's High School and came to Purcell as a sophomore in 1928. He intends to continue his studies at the University of Cincinnati. THOMAS E. DEWEY if Tomy, Class Vice-President, '51, Annual Staff, '51, Iunior Prom Committee, '50g Civic and Vocational League President, '51, Dramatic Club, '51, Religion Club, '51. He was born in Rochester, New York, on November 4, 1915. He attended St. Augustine's Parochial School there, and entered St. lV1ary's, in Cincinnati, in 1926, the High School in 1927. In 1928 he entered Purcell. His favorite study is physics. He will continue his studies at the University of Pennsylvania.

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