Purcell High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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- CCQQQH ualier IHEII A BRAMLAGE, WILLIAM K. Bill Bill is one of those serious minded fellows, a silent worker and a successful student. Math and Physics seem to be his hobbies. A slow friend to make is a friend that will hold, and you may be sure he will nnd a place in the world. BRAUN, FRANCIS F. Brownie Class Basketball '29, '30: Tennis '29, '30, Orchestra '29, '30g Annual Staff '29, '30, Senior Play '30: Basket- ball Scoreboard '29, '30. Brownie, the king of syncopation, prides himself in the way he extricates melodious notes from his clarinet. I-Ie has the rep of being the quietest student in Brother Baumeister's classes. Besides wielding a mean racquet, he. as a member of the art staff has done much towards the suc- cess of this annual. A most likeable fellow is Brownie even though he persists in calling out the wrong answers in class. Best of luck, Brownie, and come around often. 1 fJel-ryn Our best wishes, Bill. BUENING, JEROME M Class Basketball '29, 30 Baseball 29 30 Golf 30 Page twenty-six Small but mighty is our peppy classroom shiek, whose biggest faults are the enormous knots in his ties, and singing the latest songs. Jerry proved a Hash on the basketball court and on the diamond, but always exaggerates the amount of turf he digs up on the golf course. I-Ie surprises us at times with his brilliant brain snaps in class, and we know he will make good in anything he takes up.

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J lgeqlu ualirr ' 15311 BEESTEN, HENRY J. Biff Introducing you to one of our handsome commercial class students. Harry's sanguinic temperament makes him another powder magazine with enough explosives to blow up anything and everybody. Some of this energy he spends doing night work and so has to have recourse to peaceful slumbers during class time. We hope your ambition, Harry, will take you a long ways in the business world- perhaps as Traveling Salesman. Good luck to you, Harry! fm BERNERT, HENRY M. Bowne Class Secretary '29, '3O: Senior Play '30. The halls of Purcell will seem drab without Henry's flaming bowties. All the lower classmen will miss this human question box. Hats off to this gentleman from Madisonville. He is an intellectual wizard, bound for doing great things. If you see a tall good natured fellow come striding through the halls with a carefree expression you will surely know that it is Al Like his namesake from New York, HAI possesses a very keen sense of humor. Studies and the restraint of school life have failed to dampen his buoyant spirits. Keep agoin', 'Al'. The world needs a little of your sunshine. Page twenty-live

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.L Qllpeflfla ualier M ' 15331 T CAPPEL, ROBERT E. Bob Annual Staff '30, Orchestra '3O: Basketball Score- board '29, Here is our friend Bob, the little lad with the big heart. Although Bob is one of the few silent members of our class he has given many evidences of his enthusiasm whenever there was question of the interests of the school. As business manager of The Cavalier he especially show- ed his goods. The business world now awaits you Bob, Best wishes from your classmates, COLEMAN, JAMES J. Jim Football CCapt.j '28, '29, Basketball '29, '30: Baseball '29, '3O: Class Basketball '29, '30, Prom. Committee '29: Ring Committee, Annual Staff: Vice President, Senior B. Jim is another of our handsome and good natured Seniors. In fact his black locks were always a big attraction at the basket-ball games, and in class he wears huge knotted ties to hide his Adam's apple. Jim is an all-around sport and a clean, hard fighter, Jim's pluck and pep will surely bring him success. CULLEN, WILLIAM Wee Wz'lIz'e Class Basketball '29, Baseball '29, '3O. This is Bill our popular third baseman. Those who know Bill will not question his congeniality and popu- larity. Bill's class hobby seems to be working prob- lems in Physics. When you become famous, Bill, as a physicist, don't forget us. Page twenty-seven