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

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AUSTIN ANDREWS M . Page Eight PAUL ARTMAYER BERNARD BOLLMER b, Austin Andrews Comes from the Valley . . . is a lover of his native land . . . practices vigorously on the varsity nine . . . as a pitcher has plenty of smoke . . . wears a sagacious look on his countenance . . . asks lots of questions in American History class . . . hOssiW Paul Artmayer Wherever he went, his pencil went With him . . . sells papers . . . took pictures for the Baconian . . . motorcycle rider . . . raves about hunting . . . Secretary of Public Speaking Class . . . always has his sleeves rolled . . . in- dustrious . . . chPaully . Roy Becker Soap-white hair . . . blows sweet music . . . detester of home work . . . loves Physics . . . very quiet in Public Speaking . . . boisterous in English . . . fellows call him hDutchh . . . wonder why . . . hails from Reading . . . with bells on. h Mathematics ki, O, F, M. Mr. Edward Burns, B. A. ics Mathematics mer, O. F. M. Mr. John Docrger, M. A. h Bernard Bollme-r Short in stature . . . full of wisdom . . . noted for his taciturnily . . . drives 21 Chev . . . at least he thinks ifs drlvmg . . . gives electric statements . . . demon in science . . . tried to disprove Boylehs Law . . . has many likeable attributes. Latin, English, The Baconiran

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Hm x SEMPE :ID Wuuaul Drugg ' Edit0r . . . but not his fault . . . uses flourery language . . .master of slangy . . . dad,s a florist . . . pride of Mount Auburn . . . affectatious . . . delights in giving orders . . . won Em argument against Husemzm . . . for :1 change. we :7 7 ' I ' '11.-: 1.. , 'r-y.-!;-.-: - LOUIS HETZ Class President of Room 28 Year 80012.1933 SENIORS Of 1933 378- PETER HERBERT Class President of Room 38 Page Seven

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MARVIN BRIGGER g, LINUS BRAUN WILLIAM BRUGGEMAN L9, , L;- JACOB BOLLMER RANDOLPH BRUMFIELD V' 3;, I1 Jacob Bollmer W Headed for great heights in foot-ball . . . hard luck butted in . . . result, sprained arm and n0 foot-ball . . . quiet like his cousin Ben . . . enjoys a good joke excellent thrower 01' erasers . . . likes to write stories. Linus Braun Silver-voiced tenor of Quartet . . . anyway, tenor . . . also plays sax in orchestra . . . articulates and modulates with great jinesse . . . light blue eyes . . . Chinese com- plexion . . . stands up in Chemistry class . . . compulsory. Marvin Brigger , Mar-vel . . . at getting into the'rough . . . and getting out . . . in golf . . . Cream 0f the Valleys Crolf . . . but .b itis sour cream . . . has aspirations of becoming a gigolo I . . . long legs . . . bowed, :1 little . . . cui bono. Editor . . . but not his fault . . . uses flowery language . .'master of slang . . . dadk a florist . . . pride of Mount Auburn . . . affectatious . . . delights in giving orders . . . won 'an argument against Huseman . . . for a change. I I i William Bruggeman E 1 f 1 Randolph Brumfield St. Bernard claims him . . . twentieth century Adonis . girl crusher . . . wants to be a chemist . . . Baconian columnist . . . hair is never mussed . . . is a man abqut town . . . Randy . . . Clark Gablcfs rival . . . laughs at own jokes. Year Book, 1933 PageNine