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

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Falher Laurian cangralulalesjunior Gary Lohman President Zinser outlines Senale program for Ihe year Sehoolpresidenl leads sludenls in closing prayer. 9 ,I

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Greg Gordon supervisesjunior voting. STUDENTS SPEAK MINDS IN SENATE ELECTIONS v I .,N Q 1 , X fd! JUNMK' JR n 1J'0 On Friday, September 17th, juniors and seniors cast their ballots for the l965-1966 Roger Bacon Student Sen- ate. Six seniorsejack Fischer, Tom Kaelin, Jerry Klefas, Phil Reichle, Tom Smith, and Bob Wieland-were chosen from a list of thirty-four well-qualified candidates. They joined the following six incumbent senior senators elected in 1964: Bob Zinser, Bentley Broussard, Don Drott, Greg Gordon, Bill Mouch, and Hank Pearce. Joining the senior senators in the hard task ahead, six de- termined juniors shared in the honors-Mike O'Hara, Fred Bause, Tom Sutphin, Jack Butz, Marc HofTman, and Gary Lohman. The senate ofhcers, installed with the other senators on September 20th, are as follows: Bob Zinser, presidentg Bentley Broussard, vice-presidentg Don Drott, secretaryg and Greg Gordon, treasurer. Seniors carefully check their choic ES il

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DISCOVERY CENTERS IN THE CLASSROOM The classroom, the main study and work unit of any school, can be a place of satisfaction to some students and a place of gloom to others. It is a place of togetherness and warmth in the winter, of laughter and sweat in the spring, and, perhaps to seniors, a place for a concealed tear or a last- ing look on that final day in June. This class- room, a workshop for maturity, will grind out and sweep aside the indecisive and unimaginative traits of childhood in its students: the product is a man, tempered by discipline and duty and strengthened by work and useful knowledge. I f i l wonder Uhe'll call on me nex1.' Gary Wine gels offlo a clean .YIGFI in arl class. I see you!