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

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LOUIS HETZ EDWIN HERMESCH JAMES HOBAN RALPH HERMANN THOMAS HOPKINS Ralph Hermann , Types faster than most people talk . . . makes few mr 11m mistakes . .- -. Hermie for short . . . is. proud that he is German . . . always on the alert . . . wants to be a gigantic success . . . a friend to anybody . likes to wave his hair . . . blonde. Edwin Hermesch . All-around commercial and business man . . . small in stature . . . large in systematic mind . . . much ability as an accounter . . . accounts for anything . . . has cute c-urly locks . . . hopes to makq his alma mater proud of him . . . Ed for short . . . Adios. Louis Hetz Likes to be called hCommodore . . . official committee appointer . . . at least when in doubt . . . was class presi- dent of Room 28 . . . kept strict order at class meetings tseldonn . . . likes to give humorous anecdotes . . . a follower of Buster Keaton . . . slick. J ames Hoban Proprietor of hHobanhs Hash Househ . . . able to secure many advertisements . . . official recitcr of poems . . . likes Jimmy very much . . . manager of golf team . . . does not know how to hit a golf ball . . . a hustler . . public speaking vice-president. h Thomas Hopkins The class wag . . . furnishes bits of biting sarcasm . . . quite cynical in remarks . . . a court jester . . . plays tennis like Tilden . . . also knows ping-pong . . . hails from Mount Auburn . . . studies nonsense well . . . very whimsical. Y e a r B O O k , 1 9 3 3 Page Thirteen

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PAUL GOSINK Page Twelve RICHARD GRATER JOHN HEEG RAYMOND HEITLAGE PETER HERBERT V Paul Gosink One of the Reading products . . . cotton-topped and lanky . . . likes to translate Virgil . . . silent as the Sphinx . . . lives in the land of empty streets . . . after nine P. M. . light blue eyes . . . endeavors to appear handsome . . clever. Richard Grater A happy-go-lucky fellow . . . the ideal taster for 3.2 products . . . t Wa'l1 1JeU, . . . worries about nothing . . . is a demon for running machines . . . blushes prettily . so the girls say . . . St. Bernard knows him well . . . well, well. J ohn Heeg wJack for short . . . in basket-ball was always on the g0 . . . often on the floor . . . is a fine scrapper . . . Reich- malfs ttpaltt . . . once went to Woodward . . . maybe it was the girls . . . now he has the true Bacon spirit . . . good for him. Raymond Heitlage Forward 0n the busket-hnll team . . . works in Schneiderts grocery . . . in his spare time he comes to school . . . llght but swift . . . loves Physics . . . especially Ex-Lax . . . one Of the unobtrusive men of the class . . never worries. Peter Herbert Haits from the hotter section of Cumminsville . . . Mass Prosulent 01' Room 38 transports Northside students . . . also a certain brunette . . . authority 011 motors . . . ttPetet, for short . . . is a willing worker at school all'airs. The Baconian

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ALFRED HUSEMAN JosEPH HUMMEL VINCENT KATHMAN HUBERT HORNBACK GEORGE KELLER Hubert Hornback Sleepiest lad 011 two cheeks . . . stays awake in class . . . named ttSnoozei, . . . also plays football . . . on an amateur team . . . doesn,t know what position he played . . . earned a sweater, but how . . . weighs about one-hundred-twenty . . . Buck. Joseph Hummel nRed all over . . . took his first ttdateh t0 the Alumni Dance. tpetite and sweeti . . . makes the Honor Roll at times tfew timesi . . . tries hard in every thing . . . tells a lot of dog stories . . . dotes 0n Civics and English . . . laughs up his sleeve at Levo. x ,, Alfred Huseman In arguing Al showed great skill . . . when he dies hetll argue still . . . delights in teasing Bruggeman . . . has a ttgmzzly bear voice . . . works in a delicatessen knows his ttbaloneyh . . . the hurgooh of the teachers . wants to be a hog-callcr. - u 4 Vincent Kathman Adopted Palmer method for writing . . . made very neat papers . . . worked for a tailor . . . wears his em- ployerh pants . . . pronounces his words distinctly . . able to tell stories interestingly . . . very light-hearted . . . - Vince for short. i d George Keller A gentleman . . . a man of few words . . . very modest .- also very Wise . . . prefers Camels to any brand . . - delights in scmncc, especially chemistry . . . a crack first baseman . . . culled Ynlz by everyone . . . has numer- ous new suits. Page Fourteen The Baconian