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

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Frank S. Bruch Frank specialized in side shots for the intramural team. He and Cisko did their Bookkeeping on a co- operative basis. Experi- enced at both ends of a bowling alley. Donald H. Budke Don is Fr. Williamhs right- hand man. Works in book- store and heads the win- dow washing department. Rather quiet and serious in school, and makes a good track manager. . r h Ii' w AEEAEQES! h ,, - Roberi P. Burgoyne Better known to us as h'Greek or Pat. Easy to get along with. A snappy dresser, as well as being one of the smoothest danc- ers. Works hard for the school. William P. Burke Bill, known to many boys as uDumplin, became the high point basketball player in the G. C. H. S. L. this season. Always help- ing Fr. Jordan in the Athletic Department.

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Edward W. Berry Ed comes from Clifton. A nice looking boy with an agreeable disposition. Is a member of the Dance Com- mittee and the Smokersl Club. Takes part in all social events. Che rles E. Bick Charley is from Corry- ville, but spends most of his time up in Clifton Heights. All who come in contact with him are bound to like him. John H. Bockersi'e'l'fe John is a silent, blond boy. He enjoyed cracking jokes at the teachers when they least expected. John very seldom, if ever, took a book home. Leo H. Bollmer Leo is another quiet lad. Being a member of the shop-work crew is making a very competent mechanic out of him. He plays a hot clarinet. Julius J. Braun Julius hails from Fair- mount. Can be found argu- ing With Menner and Goff. Has hopes of becoming a storekeeper. Is polite and cooperative at all times. Rober'r N. Bollman Bob is a good-looking, well-mannered, quiet lad. He was one of the young- est graduates and also the star of an intramural basketball team.

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James R. BurkeH' J im was Drum Major for three years. He is School Reporter and 1944 Orator- ical Contest winner. A member of the Annual and the Baconian Actorf Guild. staffs and Arnold F. Capano Arnold is a quiet boy from Mount Auburn, who an- swers to Al Capone. Works for ThiemaNs. De- lights in telling of his car. Carri: decide between Ar- Richard J. Cas+elli Dick is one of the most popular students at Roger Bacon. Always well dressed. Starred on the intramural team. Friend of all the teachers. Could be found with Pflrrmann. Edwa rd J. Cisko Has shown excellent school spirit by selling over 100 chance books per year for our Social. Has two inter- ests: first, Schullers; sec- ond, women. He hopeSvto be a Navy man. my and Navy. Henry J. Comarai'a Henry, better known as Doo-Doof or the Mighty Mite, comes from St. Augustine Parish. He is good at the art of jitter- bugging, and takes advan- tage of it. John M. Corcoran Co1'ky has been a tough guard for one year of re- serve, and two years of varsity football. Plays bas- ketball, and also runs for Bacon. He is everyonek friend.