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

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Pafrick C. Crowe Pat is a three-letter man. Known especially for his great football playing and rugged basketball work. Co-captain of track team. Has a great ambition to go to Annapolis. KenneH'I J. Day Ken is class president of Room 28. Sergeant of Arms in the C. S. M. C., and a good intramural basketball player. Is well liked and admired by his friends. Vlilliam L. Diebold Bill, known to many as Zombie, is valuable on the Bacon diamond squad. He and Burke led our fine basketball team. Handy man with an artisVs pen. Daniel P. Dooley Dan is a native of Sharon- ville. Played 3 year of reserve and a year of var- sity football for the Brown and White. He has enlisted in the Navy V-E program.

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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.

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Michael J. Dooley Mike hails from the town of Sharonville. He is a good student. Commutes daily with brother Dan. Many students will not believe they are brothers. Michael J. Doyle ttPunchy is the brain of Room 29, and the pride of Avondale. Played on in- tramural basketball team and on tennis team. Self- appointed cheer leader at all games. James J. Eiing Bookkeeping is J im's fav- orite subject. Does well in all other studies, and is a constant honor roll stu- dent. A conservative fel- low, who is well liked by all. Elmer C. Ellert Baldy is a good athlete. He played two years of baseball and one year of football for Bacon. He is a popular member of the Athletic Club. Edward F. Engelhardt Eddie did a fine job edit- ing the ttBaconian. He proved that he had public speaking ability by placing third in the Oratorical contest. He works hard. Stephen M. Feher Steve hails from Clifton Heights, where he works at Millerts Drug store. Has Babe't written on all his books. Is even-temp- ered despite his Hred hair.