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

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WILLIAM MILLER ELMER MEYER CARL MOLODETZ CLARENCE MEYER MAURICE NIEHAUS Clarence Meyer Curly, brown hair . . . light blue eyes . . . the perfect combination . . . Clar for short . . . another of the silent men . . . carries about some practical philosophy makes good use of it . . . sometimes . . . likes to study nature . . . truly. Elmer Meyer Most tranquil and modest student . . . practices proverbs . . . modest man, never talks of himself . . . is a sure shot at Civics tests . . . wants to become a statesman . . . claims that America needs him . . . Elm for short . . . dish-water brown hair. William Miller C0wb0y . . . authority on most everything . . . has Hroped many people to him . . . magnetic personality . . . has many past-times . . . riding pie a la modeM . . . prefers lemon . . . knows a variety of jokes . . . Roman nose . . . jolly fellow, always. Carl Molodetz A Cumminsville boy . . . can well handle a pair of oars . . . also handles baseball jack-pots . . . never wins . has look of profound wisdom . . . quite deceiving . walks to school for health . . . knows the way quite well . . . ought to. xq Maurice N iehaus Appears sometime d0pey . . . short name Biff . . . an all-around help at dances . . . especially at cash box . equal match for Passmore . . . except in celerity . . - packs a good wallop . . . works diligently at his tennis serve . . . of no avail. PageEzghteen The Baconian

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ALFEO MARTINA J OHN LYONS John Lyons 1' Native 01' Avondale . . . llassxft distinguished Jewish schnozzle . . . has ready greeting for everybody . . . is a demon at French . . . ttntest pas . . . wants to become a man like Pulskamp . . . a joker . . . serious at times . . . completed game of solitaire. Alfeo Martina Coal black curly hair . . . called ttFeytt . . . a wizard at numerous lines . . . played fiddle tfor the Czart a protege 0f Rubinoff . claims he can out-talk Castal- luccio . . . has a weakness for soft music . . . drives a well- motored machine . . . tries. Aloysius Maurer A jolly individual . . . studies some, argues much . . . always enjoys a good time . . . thinks he knows the answer to every question . . . a wise cracker . . . won a four- dollar jack-pot once . . . bought a sweater . . . suggested the place for the Senior picnic. J ames McDevitt Small, dark, and handsome . . . Mac for short pride of the Irish . . . a lover of tt-Erin music . . . cousin to a renowned football player . . . always wears a tie . . . even in hot weather . . . wakes early . . . arrives at school at eight every morning. Robert Merz Not husky, but fast . . . represents lower Vine Street . . . nicknamed ttNick . . . quiet and intelligent . . . burns up the white markers at Track meets . . . also clears hurdles . . . managed the football team one year . enough . . . a pal 0f Klus . . . Nerts. Year Booh,1933 V JAMES McDEVITT ROBERT MERZ Page Smentre'n

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WILLIAM PFENNIG RICHARD PASSMORE ROBERT PAFFE Robert Paif e Pole-vaulter llpar-excellentll . . . called by many Pafll . . one of the few llValentinosll . . . keeps long, pretty side burns . . . doesWt seem to bother him . . . he must have an inspiration . . . comes from the Valley . . . seems to enjoy the long trip. Richard Passmore 'v Has been on numerous committees . . . played end on the football team . . . all over the fleld . . . mostly looking for team mates . . . owns a lldarbyl, lgPierce-Armwl' . . sings tenor divinely . . . especially llMasqueradel' throws many parties. William Pfennig l Quiet and easy going . . . Bill for short . . . would make an ideal husband . . . for at loquncious wife . . . has a ready smile for everyone . . . calm temper . . . causes little trouble . . . lucky in cards . . . so he says. Joseph Pulskamp b A man of iron . . . llin corpore non in animo . . . gets much dope from Wclch . . . a good advertisement for ilSamsonsls Muscle Builderll . . . called llTiny . . . wrongly named . . . covers over six feet . . . number sixteen shoe . . . pretty tough. Alvin Pundsack , A real virile . . . he man . . . small but rough . . . won many points in swimming practices daily . . . referred to as llLittle Tarzan . . . protege 0f Froelich . . . also on track team . . . knew his lessons, too . . . a friend of ' everybody. Year Book, 1933 JOSEPH PULSKAMP ALVIN PUNDSACK Page Nineteen