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

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WALTER SCHNEIDER RICHARD SCHILLING ROBERT SCHULTZ EDWARD RUEBUSCH CHARLES SCHWETSCHENAU Edward Ruebusch Quiet and unobtrusive . . . a whiz on the golf links . always has low scores . , . comes from St. Bernard . . . has a hearty laugh . . . wears a gold stripe . . . small- featured . . . goes around with Strohl . . . Ed for short . owns :1 nice coat of tan . . . thrives on it. Richard Schilling . Thinks cafeteria potatoes are delicious . . . has a won- derful appetite . . . for food and study . . . is very ambi- tious . . . self-poised . . . master of taciturnity . . . slick black hair . . . always wears a keen sweater . . . a good debater . . . yet is quite husky. Walter Schneider The lad who drives a Ford . . . a real job . . . Wally 0n the spot . . . excellent literary man . . . never sticks out his chest . . . sells six hundred Times-Stars . . . makes the Honor Roll . . . can really elaborate criticisms . . . also tells funny tales. Robert Schultz .1 A lover of golden hair . . . shakes dandruff from his mwool . . . can keep silent in class . . . Bob for short . . . wanders from the Valley . . . goes with girls from Price Hill . . . likes to wear gray . . . happngo-lucky . . . dances some . . . somehow. Charles Schwetschenaui Blonde, wavy hair . . . curly, loo . . . comes from A-vondale . . . a frequenter 0f the Honor Roll . . . hard 1 name to handle . . . Swets for short . . . talks rapidly . . . wears a raccoon coat . . . a sheik . . . delights in English i . . . won an essay contest. Y ea r B O O k, 19 3 3 Page Tzwnty-mac

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JOSEPH REINERT EDWARD REICHMAN RICHARD ROHMAN FRANK REDER WILLIAM ROMER i, Frank Reder iiBudii . . . takes in many dances . . . from Kentucky to Columbus . . . transports Northside students . . . knows his Amontillado . . . has a reddish countenance-not a blushh . . . known as iiwhimpyii . . . whimps When heis mad . . . likes to fool everybody . . . iisofty . i Edward Reichman XE Three years in basketball . . . one in football . always in good spirits . . . hands out many laughs . . . combination of scholar and athlete . . . prefers latter . . . full of pep . . . has the gift of gab . . . comes from lower Vine Street . . . knows the city well. J oseph Reinert Known as iiRooster . . . tall, curIy-haired . . . repre- sented school in basketball . . . played superbly at guard . is simply inexcitable . . . pitches many thingsh especially baseball . . . pal of Merkle . . . has a strew of brothers isome sport familyi . . . has a pair of dimples. Richard Rohman Fiddles while orchestra plays also a featured vocalist . . . says Ben Bernie better look out . . . holds high hopes for his future . . . wants to be either a farmer or a crooner . . . little difference in choice . . . claims he ha 5,4 knows baseball . . . maybe he doesi'D . . . usually called iiDickii .William Romer Always talks about 0. L. A. . . . knows much about hscholaresses . . . a lover of romance . . . reads many books . . . Saxi, for short . . . learned typing in one year . at least thinks so . . . a carefree fellow . . . is likeable . . . thinks he is a student . . . Corryville iisheik? Page Tu'cuf-v T h 6' B a C 0 77!- a n

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WILLIAM SONNETT HAROLD STRICKER ALBERT SEISSIGER HARRISON STREIBIG s Albert Seissiger Retired sort of student . . . comes and goes silently . . . talks about his mtrophyu . . . appendix in alcohol . . . sets up bowling pins . . . keeps husky . . . has an Eastern brawl . . . relates much of his experiences . . . is a swift runner . . . WU? .William Sonnett Product Of College Hill . . . land of dreams and fair ladies . . . quiet and unassumahle . . . cares for certain brunette . . . Bill for short . . . goes around with Gartner . . has a peculiar lingo . . . handles a Buick nicely . . . iipartyh man . . . sometimes. George Spitzmiller Dumb, smart boy . . . big, long-leggcd . . . enormous feet . . . iiSpitz for short . . . demon of sport writers . . - oificial class ballyhooer . . . talks all the time even when called upon . . . known as iiwhal-awmzm . . . played on an amateur football team. Harold Stricker A product of MI. Healthy, corpulent, and bright- minded . . . airy climate benefits him . . . has a ready cheerful greeting . . . never appears tired or worn . . . a match for Klus . . . hears a heavy satchel . . . rides cars and buscsato get to school. W Harrison Streibig A St. Bernard boy . . . father is undertaker . . . iiHalm for short . V . 15 very jolly . . . knows his petites fillesii - ' - 3 wallsgroomed lad . . . plays basketball like a veteran . . dark skin . . . wiile-open eyes . . . doesn't like Civics . . a gentleman. .2'1'2-H tun! ' Pam mm m The Bacoman