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

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Physics students pay close attention to one of Fr. Mario's experiments. Fr. Bert graphs the inverse cosine for the calculus class. The educated Spartan strives for knowl- edge of self and thehworld around him . Physics, the study of motiong chemistry, the study of matterg biology, the study of lifeg healthg and mathematics all contri- bute to the Spartan's understanding of himself and his environment. Indirectly, these studies give the student a better understanding and fuller appreciation of the Creator. Roger Bacon has an ad- vanced placement program in which qualified students may receive college credits in mathematics . Freshman math students, Kerry Rabe and James Rich- mond, solve problems for Fr. Cullan.

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Mr. Fenton oversees the students in his typing class. Accounting students learn how to use ledgers from Mr. McGee. Business courses at Roger Bacon are designed to pre- pare the student for the business world of today as well as college. The practi- cal value of these business courses is easily seen. The art course, however, is different because the practical uses of this course are limited. This course is designed to in- crease the Spartan's appreciation of all beauty. All of these courses com- plement each other in the transformation of the stu- dent to a mature adult. Mr. Meyer teaches the freshmen the basics of busi- IIESS. Stiff 'X uigxfs. :Xg,s,.v-Q' KX' K t 1 xi: xx, :Q 'sf-3-.mt ' we Q -X Qgf3f:gj.sRg.is,a.x siege 5 E, s Snfsif 1' 'S ski - Q3 T 'fixes YK 5 cz ' if 15155 -Q N 11529 f t 'acn is-Qf. ' ppp. t itgbgsf - . A psy :vsp 2' . X N 1: , tt-- time L .. YN K X x6 XX X, X X X 'fsiatifaf waits - QQ- - Ng ar 3 it si S ms nn. sa .,,,, , few, -ish S511 A N X its A Us