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

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Roberf Brinker Bob came to Bacon from the seminary. He is now a mem- ber of the Army by way of the Selective Service Act. A quiet fellow, liked by all. Bob was a member of the school band. Rober+ Buzek ihSenatorf' a by-product of College Hill, is a very capa- ble student. Left Bacon at mid-year to enroll for an engineering course at U.C. Content to listen; likes a. good joke. Paul Burgheim One of the more handsome men of Room 26. Catches on to jokes quickly and gets a big laugh out of them. A regular fellow, popular with the students and with the teachers. Anfhony Carfolano Tony and Mel Dickert are inseparable. He gets along well with all the students. Eats carrots to improve his vision. The silent school representative of St. George parish. William Busch Bill' and Louie Pulskamp try to teach chemistry in Room 26. He is a good student, but he pulls hcorny jokes. Rumor has it that he goes to Castle Farm quite often.

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Paul Blom Paul is a swell fellow-ea barrel of fun. He played with zest in the intramural basketball league. Works in a Carthage drug store after school as a soda-jerker. Known to all his pals as Skeets. Robert Berning Bob is a quiet fellow. Mr. Johnson considers him an extraordinary bookkeeper be cause he has his own system. He expects to join the Ma- rines and become a radio technician. Arnold Bessler Everyone knows Red as the hard-driving fullback of the football team. As co-captain he was largely responsible for its success. Has ambi- tion to play professional? football; is popular with the fair sex. Andrew Brickweg Andy is very popular by rea- son of the fact that he is one of the most loyal students in attendance at all athletic and social events of the school. He drives a grocery truck as his after-school occupation. Walter Brickweg Walt has played football for the past three years and was key man in Baconis fine de- fensive play this past season. Firmly believes that the lunch period is the only one of any real value.

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Roberf Coa+es Staunch and popular citizen of St. Bernard. Bob has a trophy from Boysi State. A member of the Baconian and Troubadour staffs. Dance decorations were one result of his manifold activities. William Dahlman Big Bill is so tall he can almost 100k Fr. Andrew squarely in the eye. Known to his friends as Clem be- cause of his work on a farm. Also worked at the Penny Arcade and the Topper. Philip De Paoli Hails from Walnut Hills. Tries to get by on as. little work as possible and to ac- quire money by brains, not brawn. Usually is to be found with Norb Bella. George Da rwish Yates hails from St. Au- gustine parish. By reason of his love for fast horses, he took up where Bookieii Vin- cent left off. A very quiet and agreeable companion. Melvin Dicker-l' Mel is a real worker. Tries to keep up the traditions of Corryville, but also has in- terests in Price Hill. Pre- ferred bookkeeping to aero- nautics. Ambition: to be a combination of Fred As- taire and Arthur Murray.