Central Vocational High School - Pendulum Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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LOUIS BOEHM Next we come to a boy named Lou Never at all, has he seemed blue, He works with precision And looks for television, He's also quite competent too. PAT JOSEPH BOONE Steel Rod - U. S. Marines The girls all love this handsome lad In fact we agree he's not bad Making noise is his chief delight But in class he does alright. ANTHONY BROSCH Sissy - 334 Club We have a delegate from Arlington Heights He tells us he studies at nights, This must be for heis up in his studies At the same time he's tops with his buddies. WALTER BURKE Ebb -- Football - Baseball - 214 Club They call him old Rip Van Burken From all his work he seems to shirk, But when the day is done, He's really had fun, And also he's tumed out real work. TONY JOSEPH CAPOZZOLO uzolov This lad is kind and very true Others like him are very few His manner is so pleasing and so is he A success in life he's sure to be. JAMES COMBS Jim - Basketball - 334 Club Here is a little guy called Jimmy,' Out of gym he likes to shimmy, The coach makes him duck walk, That's why he's so lean But still he plays On the basketball team. Page eighteen ALBERT JOHN BONAPFEL Greasy Albert likes to spend time sleeping, His teachers do their share of weeping, He sits there with a far off stare, But Albert seems not to give a care. WILLIAM BOWSER Bill - Football - 334 Club Our little Billv is a football letterman If you search everywhere You won't find a better man. With plenty of fight he played at center, Through his spot no foe did enter. RICHARD THOMAS BRUNK Dick - Band Richard Brunk is very smart And in class he sets the mark He's a lad that's full of fun And will toot his horn for everyone. ROBERT LEE BUSH Red - 214 Club Now when it comes to this fellow Mere words our feelings can,t express, For he makes the hours spent with him mellow A guy whose looked up to by the rest. NICHOLAS CLEMENS Barrel Head - Rifle Club - Stu- dent Council Nick is a boy very smart ' And always does his part, This is the boy that everyday Does his part in every way. RICHARD NORMAN COX Doc - 214 Club Here is a young boy named Doc He's as sturdy as Gibraltar's famed rock, He uses his head, and it's often been said, That boy's going straight to the top.

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CHARLES ADAMS Charlie - Post Graduate A post grad is Charlie Adams He's working now you see, Perhaps he's out chasing atoms The world from fear to free. PAT AGNEW ..Aggien The next lad for our interview, Is a young man named Agnew, Patrick is his real first name, He'll work hard for joy and fame. MARION VINCENT ARBINO caDag0n Now we come to Dago', Arbino He fits right into our scheme, oh, What a credit to our school he is He should become quite a whiz. PHILLIP ASHER Phil - 334 Club Phil's mischief May some of the teachers appall, Yet he's a fine student with all He tries not to shirk He would rather work So to heed opportunities call. ALBERT LEO BERNS Al - Track Hereis a cheer to our blond Of whom everyone is fond, A happy, willing boy is he Anxious to help both you and me BERNARD OTT BLUST Jughead This boy is never in a fight, And in his studies he is bright, A nice enjoyable chap is he, As anyone can plainly see. Page seventeen EDWIN ADAMS Ace - Basketball - Baseball - U. S. Marines Quite a fellow is our boy Ace, He runs around at a rapid pace, They say with his pitching he's not had much luck, The boys all call him, Pitch 'em and Duck. ALVIN ODELL ANDERSON ..Andy,, Here we have a boy called Andy Who is fond of cars and candy, Around the girls he is always handy This is our boy, Andy. ROBERT THOMAS ARCHBOLD Buckskin - U. S. Army Buckskin hails from out on Price Hill He worked in our fair school until, His uncle requested his presence, you know? There was nothing for him to do but go. ROBERT BERNARD BERLINC Burr - Annual Staff What a wonderful playboy is Berling Paper airplanes he likes to send hurling, If he has a sand box Or a set ofnice blocks, He'll sit with his head all awhirling. ROBERT JOHN BLEIER cmDraggeu An aviator Bob would be He studies at it constantly For his ambition we wish him luck To be a pilot takes lots of pluck. CLIFFORD BLYMYER Morgan - Football - Basketball - Track Morgan plays on three of our teams, An athletic guy so it seems, In football, basketball, and track, Next year we'll wish we had him back.

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DONALD STANLEY DREHER ..Zip,, Oh, what a place Old Central High would be If everyone took life As easily as he. THOMAS DWYEB Slug - 334 Club This little slug', is from Riverside, And by all of our rules he does abide, We wonder if he will ever grow, When we talk to him, we have to stoop low. JOHN ROSS FIELD John R - 334 Club Surely youlve heard of our boy John, None but the finest clothes he does don His buddies all refer to him as John R, You'll hear of him both near and far. BENJAMIN FLIEHMAN srBen,a Here is a co-op from Riverside, All the teachers in him confide, All the fellows call him Benn To succeed in life, he's in, JOHN FRANK Lank - 214 Club Now here is a lad with a voice oh so mellow It would really put the larks to shame You'll find it's hard to mimic this fellow At childish pranks heis seldom to blame. DONALD GEORGE CRADOLF Don - Annual Staff Donn is the lover of our class, He makes a hit with most any lass, At least that's what he will say, Any time you pass his way. Page nineteen ROBERT DUFFY Duke - 214 Club - Baseball - Senior Class Secretary At beating out Jive,', why man alive, This Dukeis a musical wizard, He makes the keys sound like a bee hive, He knows songs from A to Izzardf' HARRY ALBERT EWING Round Boy - Student Council - 334 Club A likeable fellow is Round Boy Harry, Considerable weight he does carry, He performs in every way, All his tasks throughout the day. WILLIAM FLEMMING Bill - U. S. Navy There is a young man named Flemming, Who went to the Navy this year, By now the tide he is stemming, Without the slightest of fear. GEORGE WILLIAM FOSTER Preacher George Foster now comes to mind He shares with us our daily grind, He's more the playful kind Ropes would not his great joy bind. THOMAS ALBERT GELINSKE Cuzzel - 334 Club Here is a Hornet, serene and sedate In all his four years he was not often late We works day and night With both mind and might Heill make some lass a fine mate. DONALD GREVE Butch - 214 Club Donald Creve is one swell Welder, And a gentleman besides, A great success he'll be when older, And real confidence abides.