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

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Edward Foegle A bookworm. Works in the RB. library and also at the Dayton Street branch of the public library. A quiet student who likes mechani- cal drawing. Wants to work on the railroad. Richard Feich'rner Rugged center of the foot- ball team. Won a well-de- served letter. Associates a great deal with Bausch. Pa- trols the corner of Mitchell and Vine in his spare time. Raymond Fischesser Rayts big interest in life is food. Well known to the Dean of Discipline. Argued for four years to Set back the opening of school. A real mystery to Mr. Thernes. William Fogarty Bill is Irelandts representa- tive in this yearts Senior class. Thinks St. Patrick Day the biggest of the year. Likes football and aeronau- tics. A swell fellow, headed for the top. Albert Fol+zer Tall, curly-headed fellow from White Oak. He is a real student, especially in- terested in aeronautics and radio. Drives a red car that looks like a fire engine. Liked by all.

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Joseph Discepoli Everyone knows Joe, one of the most popular fellows in school. He is a valued mem- ber of the track team and the Baconian staff. Honest and modest; would go out of his way to do a favor. John Diegmueller Jack is an industrious fel- low who divides his time as a pharmacist and a student. Knows all about medicines. Made the honor roll easily. Wants to get into the Army Air Corps. Robert Dignan A Winton Place boy who does his share for national de- fense as a member of the auxiliary fire department. One of the least boisterous members of Room 27. Paul Emmerich Paul is the grammarian of Mr. Doergerts English class. Star in intramurals and shot at the basket from any spot on the floor. Often with Pulskamp. A SWell fellow in every way. Louis Fancher With studies, sports, and dating a blonde from O.L.M., Lou is quite a busy fellow. A big boy with a winning smile. He and Lang are to- g'ether when they happen to be in school at the same time.

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NorbeH' Freudenberg One of the shop-workers of Room 25. He enlisted in the N avy and expects to be called after graduation. He is often seen with a certain girl named Ginny. Edward Geers Ed was well described by Fr. Andrew as manly and well- dressed. He is a member of the staff of the Troubadour and assistant editor on the Baconian. Ed is partial to the sciences. Joseph Frey One of the many Mt. Auburn romeos, as Stagge can testi- fy. Does not believe too strOngly in the educational side of school life. Likes to attend moonlite boat rides. Lawrence Geiger Larry is a conservative but ambitious fellow. He enrolled in the accelerated course at U. C. in hope of becoming an engineer. He is said to be Eghis table champ of College 1 . Anfhony Gambino hNino fancies himself a poet. Samples of his work are in the Baconian, of which he was editor. A possessor of rare oratorical ability, proven in competition. A member of the Annual staff.