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

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JOHN TEMPFER ELMER STROBL L,- .i Elmer Strobl ', :m Little man . . . big and fast voice . . . gives fifteen- minute talks in one . . . plays leading roles in dramas . . is a good French student . . . takes care of check room at dances . . . goes around with Ruebusch . . . slick black hair . . . Elm. J ohn Tempfer Sings, drums, and plays piano . . . a lad of nonsense i also some sense . . . has favorite melodies . . . Old Mill Stream . . . perhaps has been there . . . Jack for brevity . . . 0r Bing . . . keeps smiling . . . says he will graduate . . . maybe. George Tisch Vi i. Slick pompadour hair . . . all-around informationist . official errand boy for Father Juvenal . . . excellent cleaner 0f blackboards . . . carries the chalk . . . likes to give his opinion . . . Yatz is the nick-name . . . wants lo be business manager. Alfred Tuchfarber V A goodelooking chap . . . not his fault . . . Al for short . asks many questions . . . eager . . . has been absent, much . . . on account of illness . . . wants to own a big desk . . . also desires a lot of servants . . . mighty high hopes . . . nice. William Vail vf' Heavy black hair . . . dark eyes . . . can really scan Virgil . . . keeps time with his hands . . . plays in the orchestra . . . :1 sweet tootel' . . . also :1 chemist . . a lipuly-machinistll . . . comes in all kinds . . . Bill for brief . . . pleasant personality. Year Book,1933 GEORGE TISCH ALFRED TUCHFARBER WILLIAM VAIL Page Twenly-three

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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

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ROBERT VAN HOLTE Page Twenty four JAMES WARTHER CARL WEIGAND RICHARD WELLING GEORGE WELSH M Robert Van Holte White hair . . . stammers slightly . . . is very per- sistent . . . hails from Northside . . . Van for trumpery . 01 Bob . . . has various seats in class . . . from one end to another . . . takes care of chalk and erasers . . . quiet, but loud . . . at times. James Warther Cute, curly hair . . . gives keen speeches . . . few and far between . . . laughs at his own mistakes . . . Jimmy for short . . . wears a variety of ties . . . tries to drive a machine . . . comes from Clifton . . . talks with his hands . . . Often . . . humorous. Carl Weigand Native of St. Bernard . . . quiet and reserved . . . is an excellent typist . . . demonstrated his ability for the Baconian . . . affable and pleasant . . . light brown hair . . . wants to drive a truck . . . heavy hopes . . . some call him iiWie . . . for short. Richard Welling A football star . . . answer to a maidenis prayer . especially from Sheehan Avenue . . . spoke much at class meetings . . . a friend to the jeweler . . . likes to punch people . . . president of the iiB,' club . . . loud ringing voice . . . Dutch for nonsense . . . forlorn. George Welsh Possesses sunkist locks . . . Lfirls. adore them . . . red,, for short . . . talks much about good times . . . has a friendly smile . . . knows how to mix chemicals . . especially linseed oil . . . likes to play the races . . . horses . . . carries books with him. The Baconian