Roger Bacon High School - Troubadour Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Robert Conners Bob is a lanky youth from Cumminsville. Attends danc- ing class every Saturday afternoon. at. is rumored that Janet is quite a danc- erJ Excellently portrayed the leading role in Playerst Guild production: ttA Hus- band for Salef, Page Twenty-eight Stanley Cook Originally from Louisiana . . . still has a slight Southern drawl . . . now hails frOm and quick to admit it . . . liked Latin or rather got used to it . . . a candid camera fan. Liked ttto pick 0n,, Schroeder for there was a lot to pick onf, Always ready to laugh with the others and sometimes to let the others laugh at him. College Hill Clifford Coors The kind of a fellow one likes to have along on a pic- nic . . . the life of a party . . . an excellent master of ceremonies at school dances . full of ideas in class meetings. Possesses a lot of salesmanship ability . . . managed to get his studies . . . never got into any ser- ious trouble . . . lots of fun, but most of it at the right time . . . the Wizard of Winton Place. Albert Coors Got the nickname ttSixh be- cause of his height . . . he reaches an altitude of six feet four . . . played on the football team for two years . . intends to go into the dairy business after gradua- tion . . . comes from that part of the country called Winton Place . . . good nat- ured and a good joker. He never asked questions in class meetings but waited until they were over. Robert Curley A good student . . . very dili- gent . . . but generally apolo- getical. Tries to hide the fact unsuccessfully that hes from College Hill. In fact, he does net yield to boasting at any tlme . . a little more life, Bobf or youtll become a Hwall flower?

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VIVE ur F1 ank Bottenhorn Sta11ed on basjketba1lt m, duling past year . .splayed centel intl. was so tail that mopping the ba11 into the basket oemme child,s play f01 him. A serious and quiet student. Did homework dur- ing class, meetin s so he- could go out at. iii gnht We11 liked by evegyone. - Joseph Burkhardt ion a ttCheerio and Joe aid helll sink back again w th 2. moan. Isnlt frivolous all the time, however serious about chemistry and marriage. Is he blushing? Leo Bl ausch v1y Wsubstantigb both e 1110 e lin the school .gl'p. Lizzyll of his own . . .girls consideled him a true he- man type . . wiiter of the it tholic Ac- tion column in t e B yian 4 millee Sebastian Ciampone K1Ha1po is one of the Italian boys from the West End . had trouble all four years keeping his hair out of his eyes . . . in fact, for the last two years his eyes were hid- den half the time . . . when he finally did emerge from his bangs he graduated. Charitable to all . . . wouldnlt hurt a fly. Thomas Brown ttJust a kid named Tomll sells newspapers on a busy downtown corner. Starred in intra-mural basketball games. Doesnlt say much, but When he does, he usually knows what he,s talking; abOut. Didnit participate in extra- curricular activities because of after-school work. Page Twenty-seven

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Raymond Dieckman If heaven were full of ice cream, Ray would have a more eager longing for the golden town. Does Ray like ice cream? Will listen pad tiently to all sad tales . . then walks away before the narrator can make na touch. Thomas Dyer How Tommy grew several incheseduring his fOur years at Roger Bacon! Handsome and radiates personality . . . Baconian stalf member . . . intimate with all the base- ball stars . . . works behind scoreboard at Crosley Field. Intelligent and enterprismg. Robert Dietrich One of the young ladies at the ltAnnual photography studio said that Bob was the hand- somest senior! at Roger Bacon hails .xfrom Northside where he ushers l'nights in a theatre. One of the foot- ball players; always made ferocious faces at- he enemy linesme s. ; . no 1'es 1t. Mem- hereof; e Quadeamus club. A goods student. nd a swell fellow; El Edwald Eber alvdt One of the Seniorlgiants . . . hails f1' 0m Camp 'ashington where he sells new papers . . . thinks the city ends outside of Camp Washington found time to study when not heckling Reese . . . tries hard in Business Arithmetic . . Class president in sophomore year . . librarian in junior year very agreeable. Ralph Dilbert tlJock comes from out in Reading . . . the life of the party wherever he goes . . . although he attends all the social functions, he has yet to be caught dancing . . playful halfback of the foot- ball team in his senior year .got along very well with M1. Wiethe. , Page Twenty-nine