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

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The 1970-71 year witnessed a revival of spirit in the student body. In every aspect of school life, students showed a special enthusiasm and pride. Support of athletic teams, a traditional mea- sure of school spirit, was at a high pitch. Each week dedicated Signess brightened the cafeteria, and Tuesday-morning spirits. with inspiration- art slogans for coming gamest Pep assemblies revealed the enthusiasm of those who planned them, and of the entire student body. The new cheerleading squad, with its female members. made cheering at games something in which Spartans could once again take pride. Team members constantly showed their own spirit in hard work, dedicated practice, and off- season conditioning. The Spartan pride em- bodied in the coaching staffswas obviously in- stilled in each of the team members. Strong spirit was evident among Bacon's many other organizations. The many accom- plishments of these groups, such as the bandts fabulous achievements and the Troubadour's ttbigger and better yearbook' revealed the de- termined effort ofindividual students. Students at R.B. often revealed their com- munity spirit. Examples, occurring throughout the year, included the Senateis toy drive and Christmas show, the help of two men of Bacon to a lady unable to start her car, and even the planting of a Bengal pennant atop the downtown Fountain.