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

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student leaders chosen in senate elections nuululnnllllllllll I At Senate axiemhly, Srhaoi Presiflem Rick Karin rm!- lines the mag : program. Newly-gelected juniors seem .mrprisea' ax Fr Sylmler congratulate: them. Abuve. Me new Senarbrs await induction. :fi t righr. xenior Spar- !ans pander L'4IOJ'CES. Fr. Sylvester Conducts his own ver- .w'on of smoffefflend ream politics. and Mark Rizzo beamx at :he newx-ofhis election. I l I

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A timid freshman innocently wanders through the forbid- den front door. To him. high school is a new adventure. and he wonders what new experiences it will bring. A sophon more gazes sadly at the pile Orbooks before him and heaves a sigh. He knows what high school is like. His senior year seems a long way off: and he despuirs, ttls it really worth it? A junior renews his haekneyed resolve to ttwork harder this yeart To him. high school is old stuff. A senior. conlident and sure of himself. Swaggers into the eateterim vitally conscious of his position on the top of the heap. Then the First bell rings, the lust bus departs. and the open- ing day of school begins. A new Latin teacher reviews familiar declensions. Science pupils are stumped by the strange jargon spoken by their instructors. Math scholars realize that its going to be :1 long year. For some students, this is the only day on which harmony reigns between them and their teachers. For oth- ers it is the only day on which they understand the subject matter perfectly. For all. it is the realization that another school year has begun. Finally. the day is over. Pandemonium erupts as students rush outside to take advantage of the last day of no home- work. Routine has once more settled over the school.

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Ill! Early in Septembert the faculty nominated over sixty ju- niors and seniors as candidates for the Student Senate. Some expected the honor. others were surprised. but all had a definite feeling of pride and accompltshment. Then on Friday, September 22. the juniors and seniors elected twelve new senators for the l967-68 school year. Along with the six incumbent senators elected last year, they Chose Rick Karin as Senate President: Jim Clark, Vice-President: Tom Den- terlein. Secretary; and Tom Schaefcr. Treasurer. In his innaugural address. Kerin called for the continued support of the Senate and its various activities: What We would ask, then. is your fulI-hedged and enthusiastic coop- eration in all the Senate programs: and hopefully at the end of this yeah we may be able to look back upon it and see it as one of Roger Baconts flnest.