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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1942 volume:

V. 4. .',,. , , VL,--..... -.....,.,,,,,,-,...-'L1r1:::',g:f',v- --f ' .ff ---f-- W- ...ES Troubadour 19 4 2 D D K SENIOR CLASS ROGER BACON HIGH SCHOOL VX M 0 A L Lao O Q..f'Y Lv:- ww Dedication I O . ,- 1 . . I 1 ' ' -2. .' . . ' .1 3 'J ' 1 - i V . ln ' .- 1 ' ' 7,11 ' 'q f , W' A ' 1 ' 1 ' . 111' ' 1'- 1 ' ,-' 1 1 J' ' c I ' 1' ml: :M w . V M - X. ,r . , - I. - :W W .4 Foreword 'T C1 WVWC . r ,,: KJV, :.f1., H 1' ' ' 1 fu v : ,..' zfie. I-'fc :fir mffi V, 'G 51 wc ,fi ' 'Q iff, if Wi- 'CHQ 1 mi :'f'M1 ii Cm 'I' TN: f 1FC' ':' I IT of QOCHV 51 '-'1'r - f1, 'f rf:f1. 1r- mir f 2 ' : ,T mcilx, Am wvffd ' if i' 51 F f3'xfv5 1' ':, 'g .j :iff QQQE' B1 Order I IV of Books ADMINISTRATION EACU ACHIEVEMENT Rf-xoufw S ACTIVITIES ADVERTISING AND SCHOOL LIFE I I 4 'f. - A I LTY Il. 3 E mIDEQCLASCrxE'. III. QCCAL TCHCLASWC Lfggg' C rf i Book One ADMINISTRATION INSTRUCTION '7 The Mos+ Reverend John T McNlcholas O P ST M Archbushop of Cmcfnnen Confidenha Dlvlm Auxllu rg '7 I-Jai?-T-K T x '19 , Q V, 'rex' I In ' K 4. E, f Xxx 'Q ' T E f, 1 r, ' 1' 1 A1 35-v:. V 2 5 . A ' tv K n ' ' ' I 1 v . Q .. ff s Q ggi- s 0 . L , ,Ti 1 J .E I nfs. 0 , . 'F Y :hi T L. ffuh'1 .ff:u.:i1 A-vw, C51-3 H S E' The Mosf Reverend George J Rehrmg D D S T D Auxnluary Bishop of Cnnclnnah In Dlvnno Beneplacl+o we 4 swf ,f 't fr NUVIW B5.'if,PLlLITU i5 The Very Reverend Adalberi Rolfes O F M Friar Provnncual of Cmcmnafu Deus Meus ei' Omnua fQ I if I 5 xf UQJQ x G Wil' u 8 Reverend Vmcen+ Kroger O F M A M Prmclpal of Roger Bacon P-hgh School Deus Scuenharum Domlnus I I . . ., . 5 A r .fu ll , lg? 'Ax ' I ,-525 u nn rms n Xl! Q ox ls XII U l uns K li ex yur In I 1 xx rmm 1 X n 0 Our x Tl All s S 1 Q-x Rnphwl I nun- I X li . 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' 1, 'rmz A ' . 1' 'Am' ,- :' ,Q mmm 1 - 1 my v , ., ,V , ' - 15 : , I, . , A W. .' . 1 I 1 I f V. Uv ' i fra. Book Two ACHIEVEMENT 23,11 ,L':f .ffpf-D,-1 'E - .Li 3 '.,,f'- S ARLINGHAUS EDWARD Tootle xx as an outstand mg membel of the foot ball team also plaxcd baseball Thmlxs the xx Ol ld of F1 Andlcxx -lnothu un ellated plaxel o Room 29 basketball team Xelx popula1 mth xou knoxx xxho Assnocx PAUL Pau is Bmg C1osbxs combmatlon xocallst and actox Block has a good futuxe Shoxx ed gleat Old to lcal ab lltx Ill 0 cn tallxlng P1 Sclaph out of ug AUCIELLO FRANK Anothel f end of I Helculan, because A1Ch IQ often folgot to set hls alalm Cost hlm manv a. a ln ug Alxxavs seen xxlth blg, Ilaxe A good J0k9StL1 xxho could haxe been a good student but depended on M Manus it 'H' xl: fx Hi .. I x at X 'X xi..N X' 2 , , xp, f 57 I wif-Q N s,..ff ff? 5'- YR-ZXN D OQTATMYN AUSTING LAWRENCE Ia11x IS tall and blonde Ind xx ell III studles Llked M1 Boschelt s mah classes XX 1ote the Joke column fm the B conlan and tued out all lns ma te11al m class A leading dlStUlll91 ot pexce betxxcen classes BALLMAN JOSEPH Joes othel home xs Axon Flelds Golf Coulse sponslble f01 many of the golf team s x1cto11es Am bltlOIl to be a p10 golfel He xx1ll alxxaxs 1emembe1 I' Andlexx fol dxstulb mg hls dleams BATCHLER ROBERT Ba ch lb Coach Thelnes Jox as he caxoxts ll cextu field Baseball IS bls faxollte outdoox SlJ0lt dancing hls 1ndoo1 xxeakness ll X - ' ,igpx 3 7.-As-f JJ. . M A X Aff., 2' ,' V4 'l 4,fI!f,f'l a j ,ff A A H - f Q ef MN 1 7' A . U , I I ily., V W . E-. le.. . ' ' - 3155x111-f 5 I ll . ' ..' ., ,- A ,. gawk, MINAJK Y ENG -J Q 7 d n QW. lx' - . , , . A P N I n ' I closest 1'i.x'al at Bacon. A Q ' -G '. - t, 'I ft-in l .U . -' 'E MJ vrhu I . ' ' Q ri lx , ' - - ar , . '- A - - . ' Re- d y Z ' nj . .vs ,' I ll I I 1 ,' .' I - x C- . . L Q 4! I A A 5 1' 't , :xs he is culled, ' J ' ' ' .': A 1 Q -D . 5 A -- . 5 . . ' ' if-3 O -,.:-V-fsil13l?- A WJ 1 5 r 'ff o -9 O B - K'-1 ff '-1' A OO ' 1 . SURGERY ' MEDICINE X-K BEHLER. WILLIAM Quiet 18561 led fellow fiom Nolthslde Can al wats be seen doing night wolk dullng the time be tween periods A hint to the girls Bill has a 1942 Olds Cannot follow m his Dads footsteps Dad is an auto salesman BENZ WILLIAM M018 commonlv known as Junlol A very enthuslas tic student whose aim is to fulthel himself scho lastlcallx In his last two 26315 was managel of the band and olchestla IX ell liked at Bacon BERLI ER RALPH His Junlol classmates dubbed him Buzz Halls fiom White Oak His hobbx IS fllllflllg' old cals One C31 he Cll0X9 to school contained enough alumi num to bulld a flung foltless BERTKE, RALPH Ralph is a tall handsome fellow from Cummins- ville. Mary Jo is the light of his life. Played end on the football team for two years. His patience and good nature should make him a perfect father. BIERMAN WILLIAM Called Xhmpv fol sholt Known wely well alound the dancing circles Loves to talk about his girl fl lends An agreeable fel low a pleasant companion BLOM WILLIAM Bill IS fiom Calthage 'lhe gills all admlle his cullx blonde locks Con tllbutes his southpaw pitching to the school team bells glocel les aftel school X 7x ', 7 Cie I BOEHM PAUL a cu x l'ldllLf :ox om St Hunalcl -X mx ce ent tuflcnt xxhen l 1165 au acts a am us Q1 at thc -Xnclalue theatel We XN0llClG1 xx hx xixk flxlllg liaxton BREHM ROBERT Small but fait Holm xx as a txaclx stal ln hls last txxo xeals and oul onlx cap able pole xaultcl Plltllll to exelxbodx ln school A natlxe of Axondale xxlth a bught futule BRIEDE RICHARD Llttle Dxnamlte alxxaxs xxolked hald and xxell m school and out A natul al athlete he lS one of the best box,xle1s ln the school Plaxs mtramulal baflxet ball Ilkes Spamsh fi AK., J X F mais 5 :Slice ix l X. 'N S ENLJINEERXNL X TR AN S PORTATION gl! BUCHHEID RICHARD uclx h a xxonld lI1t8lf,btS guls ll0XXllll5, l.QIllllS tl ack sxx nnmmg, and baton txxulmg., And he lb good at all of thc n Ioet 5 Jumol Boxxhng Championship BUCK EDMUND Llked school but not xxell enough fox pelfem attend ance kept hlS llllg' untll late m Feblualx Alxxaxs plaved xxell on the mtla lllulal team H15 ambl t1on IS to attend Notle Dame A stxhsh dlessel BURKE JAMES i lx and good loo ln Jnn came to Pacon flom 4 Janon Hxgh llxms 1 ll gon yoke ann on too Suppm u tht xchool dCTlXltlt and ncti l ml xl 1 in g, l xxx NCI ol ,xl X ,Kr . ,. . , u', ' , ,Q ., . vilif 1 , l PW , . tl T ll, rlj- Nl l j Q,,,f-- -W Y' A l fr . -- ' ' , . n -3- Q 'f A' ' , - ll S ' ' IL' 8 f- ' K t . P' l ' Q 's '1 W t,..-., ex, h ' 1 1 - . he is alx'z.'.5 to Xs- ' as' ' - -of 3' I 5 H 'V -l. ' W He was runner-up in - . , ,, - , ,- x 1 l Q J ' .- - V' J I U21-' - - k' Q. ' 'l A- I,-l' ' .' to '3 lm-z ' a ml f 'f l I i v el tc-ll 11-, I. -N lt'l . , 5 T -NM m- ala Pi x ll in stud- -. ,. ics, and lla s to fo to ' V .1 A .' lo . f t X fi 2' Zz f Z f N '13 O RN ep 1 V--x -7- f - -.IT -f- f 1 ,lf fn l ,f f L2 lx i N W ' l ,ZX XL,-0-nv, KNOR- f-'3 Ek f I . Yl 2 ' I HJ I f I l I l l X SURGERY ' MEDICINE g-lx BUSCH ROBERT Halls fiom Mt Alu an: 1 uen pioud of t His leniailxs dullng I-1 exxs class usual blought dlsastex to Bob Attended all football and basketball games A smell fellow CANNON MERVIN Intimate acquaintances call him Boom Boom Halls f10H1 Awondalc and is a faxollte of its fenn nine inhabitants Plans to studx engineeung at a lo al unlxeisltx Men laughs at all iokes so he IS a fliend of ,VII Bosch 91 CONNERS THOMAS Tom was one of the good Iushmen studxlng Span ish Quite a conxelsatlon allst du11ng those classes Acqulled his glace of moxement bx attending dancing school H s a bught futuie coox. wnnnsn Originally from New Or- leans, Cooky now de- scends from College Hill to attend Bacon. xv0l'k8d very diligently in school and was one of Fr. Ser- aph's chief questioners during Sociology. Attend- ed all the dances. COPELAN D LAWRENCE T1QdSl.l1Ql of Room Iain Ines in N0ltl'lSlde but can often be found in St Bclnald near hotties house Spends so much tlme at Sheps he IS con s1de1 ed one of the fixtures DEYE ROBERT A student whose silence lnought llllll fame Had the most to do in class an the least to sax minded his own business Fuend of all foe of none he has a gi eat future ,J iw-u-A-of I NCQ-4 l, DOYLE. PATRICK For some unknown reason Pat was allergic to school. Seen often with Al Hais. Very fond of Fr. Hercu- lan and General Science. Had ability to make a good student but never used it. Well-dressed, clean-cut. ECKSTEIN. ERWIN Irv was a former Northside lad who went to College Hill to make good A NEIV good stu dent and lathel sellous chap Xl as especlallv friendly with Edelman EDELMAN CHARLES Challle spent much of h1S time ln the cafetella as stolekeepel He was m0 qulet and selene, one newer knew xxhethel Chuck was ln the room Ol not Celtalnly was not afflicted vslth ITISOIUDIH A X .ss-S, +- nd lvl' si-N , t 7 x,L,,,f , 1- Z D ewolnssawc .asf X. 5 Q35 YR-IN SPORTATION EFFLER. ROBERT Bob was Hagedorn's con- stant companion for three years at Bacon. In his last year, he came forth with the announcement that he intends to become a l6VS6l91 A XCIV qulet a EHLERS WILLIAM Clean cut, well dressed bov flom St Augustine Stal of Room '79 basket ball team and vs as chosen for the lntlamulal all stal team Ambltlon IS to becolne a C P A Does vlell mth studles and xxlth the gl1lS ELING ROBERT Bob IS best d8SCllbQd as mlldmanneled XX as A stal on the lntlamulal cam One of the last of hls name at Bacon Halls floll Ixeadlng lsell liked bl all vlho know hllll I Isla-is-J . Q' v 6 jii ' -. 'Z' ' 'A V A I A ERNST PAUL u dl cl h tlt l k Cl lll hls SOIJI'lOlIl0lC V631 when hc cnteled thc DIIZG llllj., Constant C0111 pd.I'll0Il of A5lI10Clx a fel low Readmglte A l d wlth a xolld of dlllllltlilll ERNST THOMAS Readlng lS the best bulg Ill 6Xl5ttIlCC 3CC0ldlIlg to Tom He IS flequentlv an ushel ln a Readlng thea te But Tom IS qulte adept as a Dllntel as well EVEN CHARLES Sax plax el IH the school Ol chestla and band A mem bel of Readlngs Chambel of COININCICS at Bacon Took palt hls xeal s plaw Toachdown 'Ile n l,e1 of thc 5lTl0lxPla Club Exelxbodw s fllend FARRELL WILLIAM -X membel of the Llbldlt staff, Blll nexel could catch up on hls sleep A fall clooner Had a good knowledge of Genelal SCI ence though he dld not lead the textbook Asso Cldted wlth Lhlels and Nlldel FASCE LOUIS u was I' Hlrnlans 0fI'lCldl doorman Nexel easx to say whether lou was studylng or sleeplnz though mostly studylng The school s quletest stu dellt destlned to make hls malk FISCHER EDWARD Ed looks llke a membel of the Gestapo wlth hls bull head halrcut Hopes t own a car some day aftel latlonlng and prlorltles ale lemoved Keep plug glllg' Ed youll succeed FITIPATRICK JAMES Fltl was on the xalsltx basketball team, though not on the fllSt st11ng Hls pep and Splllt kept the entne team a leal umt He resldes xn St Bernard Dashes about ln a delnerv truck FLEGE GEORGE Im leallx on the StlCk to ay was th cu of our golfing ace Flege was a membel of last wear s champ golf team and has become a good golfer durmg hls foul xeaxs at Bacon FOLZ DAVID Dave xuelds the measux mg tape ln the men s de partment of a lalge down tovsn store Captam of the swummlng team Daxe has personalltv plus and IS verv popula1 mth the glrls of OLA FRANK RICHARD lllck caxlles an album of beautles ln hls blllfold and t11es h1s best to gne them all a bleak Makes fxlends easllv An excellent Latm t1anslato1 ask F1 Hel man FRAYNE JACK Basketball IS all the Nlta mln B Jake needs A St Clement boy of folmel Yi- RIS who had hls cham pl0llSl llp dleam come tlue A member of our Ihstnct Ch3l1lplOI'lShlp team FRICK FRANCIS Tank IS a blonde haned box xx ho came to Bacon thls xeal flom Hartwell High The one SQIHOI xx o has It bad A xelx llkeable felloxs W1 h a pleasant s1n1le 5 O ,-1 X f-Q .t--- N-:S Y ., 1' W Y as 41 X f- . U l K x f .BEM sw-r C5 fi Q? W V F l O57-,Q XL? sunoeav - MEDICINE X Fmrz. cHAm.:s Fritz was a great friend of all the teachersg so great in fact that he usually iemained aftel school to please them XX as a good student when he made SCIIOUS cffoits GANIM ALBERT Able was the Joy and pride of Room 26 in his senioi yeai Reached his second childhood then minus teeth and hall A X613 capable student xx hen in the mood Had thoughts of Pat GERT1 WILLIAM Big Bill xxas centei on the intiainuial team of ooni 74 S01 of the maxoi of Reading Bill nas an unofficial niembei of the Chambei of Com nieice H0261 Bacon Unit Xen quiet in class GILL. nosznr In his Junior year, Bob reached the rank of ser- geant in the C.M.T.C. A very quiet and peaceful lad who thinks Readers' lligest is a textbook. Well liked by everyone. GIOR DANO. N ICKOLAS Capable assistant to Ilick Forbes, Nick was sports editor for the Baconian. Intends to make good in neu spapei noi k XX as class piesndent foi the past two xeais, and is des tmed for success GIOVANETTI ARMANDO Mandy is a combination of Rudolph Valentino and Robert Tavlor, the type of Latin attiactlve to the faiiei sex A very capable student, seldom seen with out his green sweater Q.. all GLASER RAYMOND Hike IS a verv hkeahle fellow, frequentlx S6911 ll St Bernard GlllIlX An excellent ChCITllStlX s u dent always leadx to de hate vnth anyone on am th1ng, H1s futule is as bught as a pair of patent leather shoes GLOVER ALFRED Took a beating thiough out his Senior V631 and liked it always coming back for more H1s pet peeve-to argue with F1 Andrew and then take the consequences A legulai fellow GROTE WILLIAM Piodnct of Noithside good student-quick t spy a beautiful glll A ai t1st w1th the slush pun1p ltrombonej in the school band and orchestla Bill has won many honors with his model airplanes HAGEDORN ALBERT Ia11 haired lad qu1et, likeable and industrious Alu ays on time Learning to be a machinist at St Bernard High Woman hater but will not admit it An aident follower of Spartan sports HAIS ALBERT A QUIZ k1d in the mak mg Fellovt classmates wondered why Al nevei got to school on Mondays Alu ays seen trudglng around the halls with Pat, Doyle Likes to use b1g 1 01 ds HAMBURG DONALD Quiet in class, just tht opposite in a crowd. A lllelllbel' of the noted Cor- ryville Bulldogs. Ilon is constantly with his friend Weacr. But why is h aways 't the Friars Club? l '-1 910' K I V M ,M is Vx XX SURGERY MEDIUNE HANEKAMP JOHN John was a student at Bacon for Just one year hrs last Thinks the Spar tan school cannot be bet tered Shows great prom rse as a future chemist A scholastic leader HARE WILLIAM Keeps the beer kegs roll mg rn St Bernard and saxes his money for some future endeaxor Perhaps for a college education Hesselbrock is Pwthras to this Damon HEIL. FRANKLIN Frank is another North- side lad who made good at Bacon. After school hours he worked in a filling sta- tion injured his nose there. Seen in the com- pany of Lierl-too fre- quently. HESSELBROCK EARL Frequent sleeping is one of Earl s main faults Al wats ready for a good laugh nexer down heart d In the evening, Earl matches the bowlers lest thew oxcrstep the foul me HETTEBERG JOHN Jack is typical of most Bacon students from St Bernard, always ready to grwe his all Lots of school spirit quiet but very xx ell liked Should have a suc cessful future HEVWOOD MELVIN Mel rs one of the most popular fellows in the school and a capable school president llefen sive star of the basketball team and one reason for the rncreased feminine at tendancc Claims he still has his ring -29 L 1,,, li i l HlNNSENv ROBERT Mt. Airy claims Bob. His quiet, charming personal- ity is his best asset. It is his constant ambition to drive at neck-breaking speed without losing a tire. HOFFMAN EUGENE Jeep is one of the Cai dlnals from St Clement He dieams of basketball and bowling exen while putting in time at a local haidwale stole on Vine Stieet Expeiienced at both ends of the bowling alley HOFFMAN HENRY Handsome Chick max have been the ieason foi much of the OLA at tendance t basketball games Most excited of the players w hen he helped wm the lJlSt1lCt basket ball championship Claims he never has smoked A swell guy ir- ,np v 1 . 1' ' , , tmp!! r iff' Fl , L1-vvx J nun 5 Ponrnnou ENGINEERING HUFNAGEL HARVEY Haney came to school exeix moinmg on b cycle, his faithful means of tianspoitatlon Often ca ed ew Box 01 some unexplained ieason A quiet lad satisfied to listen to someone else HUNECK ROBERT Silent and attentne, stud lous when not ieadmg li bla1V books about the wide open spaces Thex l8lTlll'ld him of Reading Buck is small, but a big palt of all the fun duimg class intel missions Hurcnmson GILBERT G1 IS a letlllllfl fc ow good yoke in class occasion allx A potential defense woikei h took smop woik at St Belllald High A good athlete but h nexei came out fox the teams .4 xv - .- Q 'A v . v . .. , '. Q NJ ,. 'Ju f . 4 J 552314. 1 - ' ' ' 'll ' 1112123222531 who like-sito put across a ' J V ' '- 9 ' 'll ' , ' ' ' -'-- -V ,Az- QQ 9, pe V- T 'I X9 u Sffff V ' Ox 5 - ,f N00 . -' Legal 4 1 Cy-iEM15TRY ml 1 K V l 1 JONES KENNETH One of the famous Jones Boys A pugnaclous fel lou alxxays leady to ac cept 01 glve a challenge He sat ln the back of the 1oom so he could read ll b1a1y books undetected Quite able to take caze of himself KARLE EUGENE A lugged lI1d1XldLl3l with b11ght led han and a pe1 sonallty to match it He played basketball mth um and Xlg01 fm the St Clement Ciusadeis and in mtlamurals Enjoys din mg h1S father s Meicuiy KA UTZMAN MARK Malk IS a good student ln Busmess Authn 8t1C and should be good ln all stud les if he would only tlv A xely soclable chap who consldeis eatmg and sleep mg a folm of dlY6lSl0I'l Suqgzav ' MEDICINE K EARNS. WALTER Walt was scoreboard oper- ator at basketball games. Took part in all school activities. Thinks mechani- cal drawing is one of the best subjects and that Mr. Boschert is one of the best teachers. Plans to be an engineer. KEIDEL PAUL Cuddles IS ed1to1 of the Tloubadoul, xx11te1 f some gruesome short stor ICS III the Baconlan Ex cellent student xx ho thrives on Hlstoly A 1ab1d fan at basketball games I tends to contlnue in Busl ness Admmlstiatlon KEMPER EDWARD Pe was one of the manv 1eta1l sellers from oul school Played bas ketball fo1 St Patrlck Church never for Bacon Possessol of a nlce smlle and a JOXIHI dlsposltlon 3 iv'-4uu4 '+ J I KEM PER. HERMAN Herm is very important in school--every knock at the door brings him an- other job. Has plenty of school spirit and a boom- ing voice to profess it. A member of the Baconian and Annual staffs. Seri- ous, sincere, studious. KERN. KENNETH Ju Ju is one of the boys from Corryville, often at thc Georgian Club I Andievl lS his best fllfflltl and p10t6CtlOI1 Bowling, is his favoiite pastlme KESSLING BERNARD I ike the other inhabitants thinks Reading IS a little b1t of heaven Has the distinction of being the one bov in the Senior co1 11do1 vsho studies sexen subiects sexen days vleek ii,5-'gf-'N-'Ls N- 5 l' ll? l X ' le' -H l ENGINEERING KNAPPQ RICHARD llick worked in a drug store after school and en! ioxcd it so much hc wants to go into thc drug bus: ness fo1 good Showed a plefeience for Science A fellow you like to have alound KOEN IG GEORGE Has been with us thice yeais, hawlng come flom Latin School Is a haid vso1ke1 1n school dotes on Chennstiy NY oiks exe lllI'lgS in a Couyville dlug sto1e Hopes to continue his education with Chenn cal Engineering KORTEKAMP JOHN Axxaxs did ll Ill h studies bx dint of haul xx oik Spcnds all his noon D8ll0dS with JUlll0l Benz Vl as IICXEI penalized fo1 leaking l ln classioom Fnmlx beliexes that Silence IS golden f O. L.-. '-ifyffif FLT' . z, Q Ii, In 5f9j3'I: g it '-f I Nfyo -Q R ' L5'ip.Ul 1 Y N' L-Hgmnstav I I f I yi X-KSURQERY - MEDICINE KREIMER WILLIAM Bill lrxes in XX alnut Hills and comes a long, wax to school exerx dat Has been accused of using henna rrnse on his hair, b reallw the color s na ural The war has turned his rmnd toward the Marines KRUSE RICHARD XX elghs ll of 213 and clarnrs it is entirely nrus cle He and Lanrpe l xxaxs drd their Bookkeep ing on a cooperatne basis -Xluaxs plfasant and gen uit the fel ous lxluse hopes to become thin LAMPE JOSEPH Joe has interests of all kinds, but motor cx Cles are his first loxe Iloes tricks on hrs motorcxcle for the ested in airplanes Some times digs grate x LEIST' HENRY College Hill is the cleanest suburb-he says. Studied hard, did well in every- thing. Editor of the Ba- conian staff and pitcher on the baseball team. Plans to follow his nat- ural inclination and some day be a music teacher. LIERL RAYMOND Hashful Itav spent three fourths of hrs time t Bacon thinking of Bettv A xery good student and master of foreign lan guages Hrs height and weight alone would make him an outstanding char acter LINDE CHARLES Big noise maker of Room 26 alwxavs has a string of Jokes that he himself laughs t He enjoved asking questions and ar urng' in If Seraphs class A xerx interesting erson nice t hare around il-gnu-cH ' ali . fy ,. b, ,M , . ' ' .A 4 4. -. , . I Vi -,U , Q . r . v - ut - 1 ' 1 I .. '. ' X , I -' I - an - ' I - ., i ., h I I .' iall h x Il .,: Y f ' 'Q I ' P Y . ' 0 . Q sig? si Q A ' I -Q, gil s. , . QQ 111110. in er: - Azz- LINI. HERMAN Well known by all Seniors, everybody thinks Herman is tops. A INHSTQI'-Hllllll in bookkeeping. Does Il0t have n1uch to say in a crowd, but you can always have fu11 with Herman. LUCAS RALPH Xcly handsome Baldy VK s xc w fllllfit dllllllj., class but the llfe of tht loom durmgf 1nte1m1ss1o11s One of the stal membels of the golf tea11 XX as good IH hlS stud1es but seldom t11ed to be Alv4 .us beatlng on Beltke MCMANUS HOWARD Membe1 of the Scholastlc B Club tutors othel members of h1S class Takes speclal lntelest 1n Dave Verkamp VS onde1 1-shy Has no enemx 1n the school v4ell l1ked bx everx one Keeps Mr Johnson busy answellng quest1ons 'N 'S' if Nr- me , , mgfj o, 1 MJ TRAN S PORTATION 4 13 pl snc1NEsr4mc MEIER CHARLES 1 a14c11t ddllllltl football plavel Ulmetz Togethe1 thex fozm a fam ous comblnatlon amund the school Some sax that Bob IS the bettez half of the txxam Cha1lex IS an ag1eeable chap pleasant, company MENZER GLENN A lllelllbel of the sxum mlng a11d txack tean1s whose aI!1blf,l0l1 IS to be come a natlonal speed champ A JXC1 and a fast stepper t sxung IHUSIC Ca11 be found any dav 111th Smlth Buchheld nd Tombragel MEUNCHEN KENNETH le11 1 0111 of the 11u111c1 ous boxs f1o111 Qt B441 ll llll s a plta 1111, p41so1 1 xou .1 1 boul 4 4 1 xou 1114 11111 ll 1 tt p . , .., 1' L ffl A1 4-11 4 of 7 p ' , .4 1 - . 'a ' -1' 1 f A ' ' ' - - , A lg t . I . .Y 'I 1 vi v y 14 19 . , ' - V. ' , . , . , v . v D ' . 'i , . u I . - 0 v' V , 4 Q, L, . I 353255159 3 G j 1' 4 A -- Qf32'11i3f31 -AZ1.3 -.if N :V ity tl :xt K' ' 1' A 141 tm ,QEQQQ-QQ' j5f3:Q?:,ffi.Q. Q 'l likl as som as b' -et .tg ' 32' l ' . Kc is strong o11 V '--L-,:. cox' '4- - s vllinu. 3 fl' ,f ,Q -. If 1 'N -v :a1g:,1j if A A X 'V .f -jf 1 F:- ' F,-,., K cn-vamnsmv ff ,J MEYER EDWARD XX hltey was a good match ln size fol his con stant companlon Mike Roll He is taklng shop work ln Older to be a machinist ln defense woik Always ve1v cheelful MEYER ROBERT Jess IS the boy who twuls a mean baton and struts high in flont of the band An lnhabltant of Fair mount and a charter member of Sabato s rug ged mdlvlduallsts morn Al.aEn'r Al is prominent as a jit- ter-bug on the dance floor. Had a habit of being tardy-the street cars were always late. Is said to have a wonderful selec- tion of girls which caused some worry over the Prom. suacsnv Memcmi MILLER NORBERT Quiet lad from Mt Au burn Worked after school as a paper boy Likes the g11ls but is taking his time ln picking one Has not declded what to do aftel gladuatxon Mowrcsonznv FRANK Nature s glft to the O L all teas and dances Al though an honor roll stud ent chemistry proved dlffi cult Always well dressed and liked by all Helped with the decorations fol dances MONTGOMERY WILLIAM Unassumlng fnendly con genlal Always taking advantage of a certain Fleshman Played Varsity football but excelled as captain of the champion ship basketball team Has all qualltles foi success Ci V3 Q H H 11 QA. 'Tfc ' 5 Nfo 1 , ' -2 1 . - - HM hi a ' - A . - I , - girls. Monk attended fa , Q? Q in ,L ff J' , as is l W Mum.cAnE. JACK A hard-hitting end on the football team, a member of the baseball squad. Well liked by all the boys though he allows no one to take advantage of him. Attended all the school dances. Munpnv. RICHARD Alias, Baby Dumplingf' A star pitcher on the school team, Ilick is a friend to all. Art work is his hobby. Is said to hate O L A but ue think he is Just fooling gills NEWMAN THOMAS Tom is fiom St Johns uheie he took pait in the Passion Play fo1 five yeais In school usually quiet complained about Spanish but seemed to get it When not studying he took cat naps 'Qi Nm I of lk l ltr ' snomksamc NICHOLAS. WILFRED A product of the Lone Star State, Nick remains loyal to it. Has a fund of good jokes and old songs. In off hours he is chauf- feui foi the biothels at Mt Alxeino NOE ROBERT t Healthy claims this a daik and handsome oy Stiangely enough he likes math Quiet and veiy cheeiful he is a gland fellow Called Bacon his second home OAKLEY WILLIAM A small felloxx but xeiy populai and aluays uill mg to expless an opinion Oak has a wide lange of actnities in school and out He uoiks foi a Jeuel ei and also plaxs dlums m an oichestia Good public speakei . Y H K t ll' . , ! I T .LC K X lf- Tv, 'fi O . C-1-,T-:'fj- 'XT? Q -1, 3' r awe' ,Z CHEMISTRY K 2, Pi fax m lil X-X suncenv- Msmcme X 0 HEARN RICHARD We think xxell of Dick despite the pooi Jokes he pulls in class His ambi tion is to oxxn a convent lble coupe A buddv of Joe Lampe Dick is the stiong silent type PLETIKAPICH MICHAEL Mike IS one of the most cheeiful and xx1ll1ng fel loxxs in the school Took a piominent pait in all ac tixlties XX as chauman of the iccent debate Boasts about his golf game but xxe xx ant pioof RABE EDWARD -Xn hono1 student and membei of the Baconian staff P1ld6S himself on the fact that he has not missed a dax of school in foui xeals must like it Eddie spends Satuidav aftelnoons t Hughes talks of the pretty guls ROETTKER, PAUL His curly blonde hair at- tracted many of the girls, but he never gave them a break. During his spare time he is a soda-jerker near his suburban home in College Hill. A good student. ROLL RAYMOND Toe Ballman s punching bag Mike beliexes good things come in small pack ages He caddles at Axon Fields and plaxs a good game of golf xx hen no one IS looking Has not gixen the fa11e1 sew a bleak vet RUGH JACK Jack is a l11lghtX mite xxho xx oiks hand Can be found of an evening as doolman at one of the lalgest sub uiban theaters Lixes xxav out III Eastxxood Ilioxe to school muy Tl10lYllIlg' 'x jk? Q i We RUSCHE RICHARD Basketball was l1lS OHL loxe Plaxed thlee xeals xu the xaxsltw am spalked them to the IDIS t11ct Cl'l3l11plOl'lSl'l1P Spec l3ll70CI tn long shots A modtst but able chap fll6lIlllX and affable Alt xx as a bust fellow this xea1 Spent hlS tlme tly mg to acqune an 1ndus t11al as well as an aca dennc educatlon bv takmg up shop xxolk at St Bel nald Hlgh SCHERMAN WILLIAM Thls Qt Be1nard boy was natulallx mcknamed Gen e1al Is genelallv con ceeded to be an excellent dancu Famous fo1 h1s constant C15 thcle X X L AX ' ffl? .Cl 7- gljrt u Trrncr.. gif, 5 Q If ENQIN-ESQ gf-I A 1u,1fed bov wx ho has not much to say but hstens attentlvely Boots was one of the first to get a date fol the Senlox Pxom Had a pelfect attendance 1eco1d VI as a soda Jelker aftex school SCHLEG EL WILLIAM O11g1nallv flom Kentuckv, st1ll has a notlceable d1axxl Lxked Tug 1at Cl got used to t Hls slogan at basketball games Ixlck the 1efe1ee 1 the teeth Plobablx destlned to be a dentxst SCHLUETER EDWARD A membel of the Smokels Club Ildl Ld the CITN fol taking., tha toll house oil' tht lJlltlfIL to the Iuntuckx sholv, Ind ilLbplSLb skllngs btcaust lt lehll lds hlm too foxclblx of .1 black exe .-X A 1 l 'f'x ffkx, x .--X ' flg' tn' Xaxrs ' 41-' ' , ,Q , Vw J,1 i,ff f urgjgf- gig! - f' -. , 4 ff 1 at , , I. I 57 ,ly I '. ily , W . , A M' 'W A 1 . ., , . - , - at 2:1 f:,efee1e'e ll ll ,th . v ' . F, ' . 1 . nk-nr v -.X . 'l l l . L' x ' 'W' SJ 4. - 4 1 , ' ls at a sANoEns. ART:-lun ' 'I ' SCHERPENBERG. Tnzononz :l K' . Q . Q Z 'A - U u , ' v ' K . . v I. . ' V , , ' , an - , ' . ' . U l . ' . . , U - . . l Y . , or , ' h ', ' i . - -1: -'1'11 be . W I ' z .. f- . . , -sn A V Q1 H ' V .NK H . ' U . 3 J A G 11 -tr Z A 1 .. '- , , ' . . . s D I - -' r , . . . 1 .iles ' A- - ,. ', ' Q- 1 2 . 1 - 1 ' - - '- . ' Wi I - , ,-4 gf 21'-'-X af 1 Aff X AN pg L..fCfLl6VQl CHEMISTRY CL X-I sdnofnv Msoitmi CHLUETER ELMER Elmer is the dark and handsome tvpe A iepze sentatiwe of Bond Hill Came to us from Latin School VS orked in a doc tor s laboratoly the past summel and hopes to go to medical school after gladuation SCHMIDT GEORGE A Nloith College Hill lad alwavs called upon bv his fellow student in time of need Often called Mickex in Room 27 Glides around in a gieen Plymouth SCHMIDT JEROME Known to his classmates as Jerry. Always found working around the school after school hours. Where you saw Traum, there you saw' Jerry. A boy with lots of school spirit and very cooperative. NV is 'nv' SCHMIDT ROBERT Smittx was marked bx a bolsteious laugh othen wise hc wa not IIOISX Patientlx awaiting his choppeis -Xttcntixe class on good tcims with c elyone filcndlx and quiet SCHMITT EARL This Smittv is another bull head Popular with all the students and an expeit in Business Auth metic During the dinner peiiod he can be found w here the crowd is biggest and trouble the greatest SCHRAUDER JAMES In his Fleshnian wean Zip got tiled and diop pcd ncazlw exeivthmg vcept tooting his tlumpet in the band He is a swell companion, alwaxs leadx for a Joke fl slf 1 .5 :Q Q i W 4.,...A., ,Z I ,, 'fy ...xr f1Ei222a?1:1: - , -:31f31i 0, iz.. g Eiif 1 'firQr?.iQf-1 52121 V .-,,.- in -1-:- e ff-E fig 1' I ig it1222522252222I23E2E22EQE11'f123Q3i2Qg iN lbw ss rs 'Y 1,1 lg NY ff, 17, diff! X272 X SCHULTZ JOSEPH A care-free boy from St. Bernard, Joe is an out- standing member of the Smokers' Club. Very active when it comes to school dances and parties. Wants to continue his education, SCHULTZ VERNON One of those who altei nated between heie and St Beinaid High in oidei to take up shop woik Expects to be employed as a machinist and wants to help keep em flying Usually quiet SCHUSTER ROBERT Bob is a ladies man Has played in the band for foui yeais Attended all socials and dances, active lx suppoited all school affaus Likes the Math period xeix much - ' kJ TRAN SPORTATICN -no is so -e Q 7 Z ' ENGINEERING NX,Q-4 ,,- X SCHWARZ EARL Eail is an easy going bow, but has to snap to atten 1 n 1n F Andiew s period Eail candidly ad lTl1tS that lunch time is his fawoiite peiiod VK ants to spend the lest of his life in St Beinald CIARRA PASCHAL Pat is a flashy diessei and drives a flashy cai maioon sedan Has a good line, which he uses to advantage Enjoys PhyS1 cal Ed periods most, and likes to play basketball SPAETH FRANCIS A Faiixiew lad from St Monica paiish nexeithe less a cowboy Came to .ni Q, Q-.. ,xx demic education but ie ceixed much H1019 and claims all knowledge not in the text books ii, y v - av Y il: V li I V ' ' . l- , l K ' I ' a I . T ll' - YY 1 ' l j 4 Q J 7' -1- , . ' V 1 I i 54 ' Bacbn strictly 'for an aca- , i 1 'I g ' ' , ' - in W 'M 'h I ' ' ' is M X 'WX- L --4. K x.1 E ff-571: rl'-'T ' YT I i 5. '-1 531 :li -, y ,E . l fd l'f1,Z,MJP 75 Q y 1' CHEMISTRY , N TCG 4, f' if X,-P XL! Y i ' 1 x Xgoncenv- Mzoacme STAUBACH. EDWARD A Calthage boy ansxxci ing, to the name of Ab XX as a good student vi hen anyone took the trouble to wake him up XX olked haid aftei school Biags about his golf lf you will listen STEGEMAN LOUIS Stege hails fiom Camp Xl ashmgton Alvi ays ieadv to make fll9I'ldS especlallv feminine ones Played a iugged game of football excels as catchel in base ball Pxefeis COIT1h161Cl3.l subjects STENTZ MILTON Daik and good looking had a max xuth the gills Enom the xxllds of Nloith College H1ll sax s it s the best little citx in the land A t0lITl9lltO1 of Foots X on Hagen Alu axs teams up with Bliede 1 '3- Q THIEN. STANLEY Stan is sometimes referred to by the peculiar name of Sleepy Blank. Why, we cannot say. He is often seen riding horses, and horse racing is his favor- ite pastime. THOMAS' ARTHUR A1 bettei known Tiny, halls fiom Hyde Park Rode to school eweiy day ln Jack Rughs tow n cal XX oiked as an oil station attendant XX as in M1 Boscheits Mechanical Diawing class foul yeais Tl EMAN PAUL Zeke, sta1 centez fox ou1 basketball team, also dld much for the football team A real natulal ath lete Got more tardy slips than anyone else Vezy populai, knovnn by the entne student body 5 tif., fl TOELKE. nosznv Tok is the writer of those comic poems you read in the Baconian. Suggests a lazy nature, but can be stirred to ac- tion. Liberal with his large vocabulary. Teams with Schrauder and Wer- sel. TOMBRAGEL THOMAS A Mt Auburn blond who IS soft on blondes Is an aident baseball fan and a smooth playel of the game Can alw avs be seen at the school dances with h1S pal Menzel TRAUM JOSEPH Joe made the honoi 1011 with xely little effolt I a good athlete Liked to pick on Al Gloxei between classes Bought defense stamps to pioxe his patii otism Specialized in Book keeping .ff 'f-9' or-X K- f' X 1, 1' ' I . :bl I iigff Fl F' W ENGINEERING URBAN GEORGE Yatz is a tall daik boy flom St Belnaid and a very good d1un1e1 I cllned to be shy and unas summg but they sav he does all right w1th the fall sex DIIVCS an old Model A between lepalrs URM ET1 ROBERT Bo IS a firmly built fellow mth an e waging personality Always pO1lte and neatly di essed he w as nexeltheless a raglng tel 101 on the football field Should make his malk VERKAMP DAVID A calno top with populal waxs Big and solid as a Lsult of weight lifting., lhaxe tniul haid at ucix hlng., Special student of All 'Ihuncs Attemp cd the shot put but gaxc it up for lack of time 'T l'TxN X-1 +- J 'X ,M ef .expr I .J gf ,112 gl VC LK ERVVIN -X p1og1ess1xe xouth f1o111 College H111 Xl he11 a soph o111o1e he xx as ushu of the Hollxxxood Theate1 Came to school th1s xeal ass1stant n1anage1 Is gen e1ally XYlth h1s tall f11end F1sche1 VOLLN ER ROBERT Bob IS 0119 of the Bacon muscle n1e11 Llk6S to stax out all lllght Wlll stand fo anxtlnng p1act1cal Llltll lt comes to tellmg thi t1uth Sucks up f01 911141111 111., lon VOLZ MILTON -X NlLl11l7Q1 of the txp1ng class but p1efe1s Book lxeepnlg '1l1lt 1eads a Ulcat deal a11d IS qulet but enjoxs a good 1111119 Blu l1es ea 11x cspemallx 1f xou ltfel to the g11l f11c11cl ,X Lax 1-4:31 INE fl,-Z il Ili-' VON HAGEL ELMER 11e1 1 also lxnoxxn A lvuclx XX ell l11xecl 1x a ll Cla smates H1 faxo1 1tc fowl e111s to be t1clm nctzel Spend a goo fleal of tllllfi 111 Ccuthage Xle xxondu xxhx VON HAGEN DANIEL X Ing box tall and b1oad Acquued h1s unusual DIC name bx savmg Foots mstead of feet Often S6911 fightmg txxo 01 three othels and holdlng h1s oxxn XX axed at all the O L A gurls WALTER GEORGE Excels lll xx11t1ng poet1x and enjoxs all the teach Q s co1n One of t e fllbt to lose h1s 1111g he 15 pmud of lt Has an ag1ee able dlSpOSltlOl1 and .1 n11le that has causec 111111K 1 fellllllllle head to tlllll .X s l YK. 1' R ' R. WEBER CHRIS Hank seems to be soclal lx mclmed He IS a dls tlngulshed membel of the Slnokels Club and one of the famous COIIYXIIIE Bulldogs Can be found neal A1ts Place WEBER PAUL Thc lad fl0lN Ha1twell w ho luled the 11b1a1x Hls pet peeve to 1efe1ee the dally Verkamp Auclello battles Home wo1k was h1s speclalty Qulet and well hked, always on tlme WELLER RICHARD A good student and a falthful melllbel of the band and olchestla P130 tlses hls d1v humo1 well as hls IC10lllbOl16 on anyone that llstens Aglee ablw tends to hls own IIUSIHSSS and Vlglxel ,CLCLCLJH gp' VJ smomsem-4 521 TRA N S PORTATION if :K- ,X , 'Y' X-3-I WELLING WILLIAM Ilobablv one of the best llked fellows at Bacon Vhll played football fo1 fou1 consecutwe yeaxs and played It hald Seuous and 1ndust11ous he should succeed at wl1atexe1 he t1l6S WERLE LEANDER Lee IS a qulet lad flom wax out Glosbeck Powerfullv bullt u would not hult a flea XX ould llkelv have made as good a football playe1 as hls b1othe1 but dld not go out fo1 xt Honest and loxal WERSEL NICHOLAS lck IS a handsome blond POSSObSOl of a pltasmgs p61b0ll3IltX and a lnlght snnle ht has lxttlc trouble lllalxlrlg fllends Took txp mg wlth Toellxe so thu could 11de home togethel on the 0 L A speclal gn: if cn-esmismw I WETZEL CLARENCE Hard working, mdustrl ous proud of the wax he handles a automobile Knows all the bright spots of Northside and Winton Place Hrs faworrte state IS Oklahoma a certain someone ln es there WIESMAN RICHARD A new Sam Snead from Mt Healthy Like most golfers he could endorse cigarettes because he IS a prominent member of the Smokers Club Often seen with a date in North Col lege Hill. WILLKE JOHN Very active student, prom- inent in school plays and oratorical contests. XVork- ed diligently to make the Baconian a success. Jack would like to follow' his father in the medical pro- fession. sunoenv Msmcmi 2K1 WOHLWENDER WILLIAM Bill comes from Clrfton He was well acquainted with the llean of Iliscip line and the Jug He IS a blond boy with good lools and an agreeable disposition Always stud red enough not too much YELTON CLAIR One of St Bernard s gifts to Roger Bacon Helped his dad with surveying after school Has been stage manager for the past two vears Did well in school especially rn Qcrence and Math YUNKER ROBERT Findlay Market is the home of thrs lad, where he acts as a retail seller Serious in most things, he studies Bookkeeprng with the certainty that he is going to use rt: some dax IURLINDEN JOSEPH As proprietor of the book store this last year, Joe always had a supply of candy after dinner. 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'I ft 'mf -1523 3.. w5r'HT1C'fLwq Lw' f ' f ff' f'.5ffw -1 ifli ' ,nw '. ff .'-'. j'-' . 1 JL D' VINCIT GUI SE VINCIT H2 conquers WPIO Conquers HIMSCIF The presenf condlflon or fhe world af large emphaslzes fhe slgnlflcance of fhls rnoffo I fhe presenf world wlde sfruggle fnere are n volved mlllons of human beings each of whom lS a llffle world n hlmself Besudes fhe many exfernal confl rfs ln which fhe und v dual lS engaged fhere IS fhe mfer or sfruggle for supremacy wlfhun has own oersonalufy Whulsf wardnng off exfernal enemnes men are apf fo forgef or munlmlze fhe dufy of conquerlng fhemselves And yef fhere can be no hope of a Iusf or permanenf seffle m nf of hosfllnfues unhl fhe undnvxduals volved have learned fo conquer fhose evll fendencnes whlch have led fo fhus wholesale murder of Gods creafures Therefore fhe chosen moffo of fhls years graduafes ns op :ng sfar Cerfaunly IH fhe hnsfory of he school fhere was nof a graduaflng class whach faced so serlous a world crnsus And f uf as foo much fo expecf 'rhaf fhe members wall greafly Improve or renew The face of fhe earfh If us nof presumpfuon fo suppose fhar fhey wlll preserve Themselves and fhelr :deals nn fhe ordeal fhaf awanfs fhem l-le conquers who conquers himself Th s IS really a paraphrase of Our Lords words Whaf dofh lf profuf a man lf he gain fhe whole world buf suffer fhe loss of hus own soul7 Buf lesf fhere be any mnsundersfand :ng abouf fhe moffos meamng lef uf be re membered fhaf If IS nof fhe whole self fo be conquered lf we may spealc of fwo nafures In man fhe maferual and fhe splrlfual we may lllcewlse refer fo fwo selves fhe lower and fhe hlgher And fhe necesslfy of sublechnc fhe one fo fhe ofher was clearly recognlzed gy fe anclenf oaoan They did nof ave fhe 'reach ngs or Chrls an fy by wh ch fo be gulded and fhe, dd nof even percelve clearly fhe precepfs of God s command menfs buf fhey d d realuz fhe exusfence of a splrlfual raflonal nafure and fhe necessufy of nfs dom nance over fhe anlmal :nsfnncfs They dld nof lnfend fo pepare fhernselves for efernal hapolness fhef wlshed merely fo be confenfed wufh fhemselves rughf now Many fhere are foday who do nof prepare so well for fhenr personal happlness They do nof percelve fhaf self respecf IS fhe very baclcbone of characfer The esfumafuon of fheur fruends becomes fhelr sfandard of con ducf fhelr one source of peace and confenf only genunne applause comes from self Our possessnons and achnevemenfs may dazzle ofhers and malce fhem envious of us buf we cannof be fruly happy unless our conscience fesflfles fhaf we have been frue fo our beffer selves Affer all fhe one and only lnduvudual wlfh whom we have fo llve from fhe cradle fo fhe grave ns ourself and fhe comradeshup of our fldelnfy IS fhe measure of our happuness A man s greafesf haopmess says Sf Francls de Sales us fhe possesslon of has own soul By self conquesf we gain freedom of acfron we become free fo do fhe fhnngs we wanf fo do and should do We also gaan con fro of lufes energles wlfhn us and are en abled fo achleve llfes goa And when self conquesf lS lomed wlfh falfh and dlvune g ace fhe vlcfory IS bofh nafural and super nafura' because we galn ourselves and God Vlncenf Kroger O F M . . . . . 1 H L1 . X J . h . ' , f - 7 ' ' fl l if . . . I I V I . 6 . e .. . . . . , in- , . . . porfune, and may well serve fhem as a guld- menf. And yef, fhey should lcnow fhaf fhe . . . . , i . 1 ., . ... I . . . . - . . I . , . . I - . . . I fi? Underciussmen LEM S I .-73' ny? x- 1 K 'a JUNIOR ROOM 20 FirstR1111': J. Iiiegzmuellc-r, I.. Geiger, A. I 11ItzQ1'. XY. Iiahlman, L. Pulskamp, E. Geezs, C. Lang, G. Hovey, P. Blom, J. Balbirer. S11c1111f1 How: R. Buzek, R. Herzog, H. Tepc, T. Burke, P. Emmerich, K. Marback, Il. Coates, Y. Hembrock, R. Miller. Third Hair: R. Wenstrup, IV. Fogarty, J. Hof, J. Shanks, W. Carroll, A. GBIHIJIIIO, J. Treft, H. Murray, R. Kahne-. JUNIOR ROOM 2l 11111 1111 11 I C111 11 IIIIIQ 1 Ix1111 1 1 1 1 111 II111I11111 I I1111x1 I1 1 i1'.ff 1.'111': Ii. Yr I'1 III1-11I1-11, IP. C'z11'1I11111-, Ii. Fcl -i1I1'r, W. W1-1'111z111, A. 'l'I1il'N. I. Kl'ilI'IIlj'. .I. II1f11k1-I. ll. Ilivs. I . 511111. 111111, IC. Ilupp. N1 '11111l l.' ll'.' W. Il1'11t1'1', II. Ifis I 'S,'l'I', N. XY-'sI11'111I, II. I'11tt1111, Ii. SIJAY. 111-I. II. H1-'1'111111111. Il. '1 -'II, I.. H1--'I. 1'l11r1l 1311110 W. IiLlS'I, J. l,'l111, II. XX-2LLIll'I', If Mal 11-y, If. Ili-In-I. II. JUNIOR ROOM 22 iffrff 1.'mf': I.. Glass, P. Yenke. L. Ulrich, T. Byrnes, N. I-'1'euf1er1hc1'g, M. Ilickg-rt W. XY2iIl2iIN3kf!1'. A. Hessler, J. I'J1'U5'J llC. A. Cartalanrw. Swwfffl Huff: R. liignan, I' Keller. J. Wanstrath. Il. Kfmhus. A. Hoefler, W. Lami-els. II. Herz. J. TI'ZlJNO1', I Iiurghf-im. Tlfirfl Ruff: F. Vincent. J. Hoehn, R. Nilncskem, F. Knueven, J. Iiiscepoll A. Kistncr, W. Gruenwald, W. Grofer, M. Lipps, J. Pelzel. JUNIOR ROOM 23 u Il L ta ll use 0 1 L1 -Xpp e vnu 1 emau 4 lb amn Serum! juz: Nluel C GIQIIIL .aclmnm 7 Il an mn 1 BLIIIILQ' F Tm .1 IP Poth J 'Nluc 61 1 dll LL L1 Rllnkex -X BHC we I-'irxt Hfmx' J. K h , Ii. Sch't -, F. Schilldg, IJ. Ba h, J. T H-', R. . I , A Kai H, Il. Hag , Il. Heli, Y. A k' ,. I. H. . ', . ' -1' Ii. Knapp, E. Foegrle, H. Koehler, H. Schicle, P. Hausfc-ld, R. Fcichtncr, A. Stauverman J. H' ' '. 'lfvl Huff: H. Y ii- Eynricr, N. Iluubusch, IZ. i , J. ' tt' . . , . . 'll ', Il. Ge'h' '1t, E. Aqann, H. Sly , II. ' ', . . k ' I JUNIOR ROOM 32 Fzrst hull XX TOl11IJldL,LI J Slonc I McAII1ste1 J Boehm A Stagrgc E Ixuhlmau I' 'IIcAII1stc1 H Puulckamp A OComo1 C XX allenholst quam! Run R Flnblg XI llson M Nldhlenlxamp I Pee L H I auiel XX I Jul C MIIICI XI Bllckxx eg. akcl J HlCIxLX T1 znl I N I-is .1 I Spelce J I lex C Schaxu C Hellman I Ile-I 1011 I Mukt I I .mchfl .I I um J Q 1 1 F Sti 0 ' '. Y- , . 1, 1. . Q, . X , . ' fl, . ' D D I :U I-Y I ,I .--- ,YA I fri .y H . v Jw. Ly. . -i .' 1 3' J. , . .-I ' , I. visa . I' Q J, . ' , . . A, . ' ' ' f IJ. R '-, . I A ffvlll' . . -II' , Z. III, . - '-j, .. ' '-, . ' '. 'z . . ' . .. -', . I Ike, J. I'ft'1Ilo. ,Iliff ft: ,. 1 II . SOPHOMORE ROOM II First Razr: R. Pohlman, ll, Lenzer, P. Noelker, E. Berrv, P, Crowe, IP. lloolev, J. Pc1'1'V 11. Hoffman, J. Hallman, 12. McCl0sky. SWW1 12f,,,-.- F. Miller, M. Im,-le, R. Klosreiv man, R. Freson, C. Rapking, M. Mains, A. Kleimrers, ll. Kemper, R. Belling, R. Grote Third Razr: IJ. Hutzel, W. Wanstrath, H. Porginski, XV. Burke, W. xYlI1t6l'lJCl'Q'f:l' G. Fluegzeman, R. Weber, J. Ynnde1'haa1',J. Burkett, C. Kemphues, J. Wolf, T. Honehrink SOPHOMORE ROOM I2 J COIC C B10 T Feldman Baec e IUIX J Holthaus T Henke P Bland J Bauett B NIQXEI J luellllxlllif J Txefzgel Tim! Inu NI Hoe 91 H Comalata J Jobten P knuexen G Putel P Bulgoxne -X Capano lr Suel First Razr: J. l.0w1'y, .. 'o1'an, . ' k, . , IP. hl , C. ll' '.', R. Bnllmann, R. Owen, R. Flick, E. Klaus. Sfvmffl Huw: R. Castelli, E. Engelhardt, ',-. 3 ...' A p fy 'Q .' 'Y . - y ,114 '-.1 4- X Lv' M' . I. SOPHOMORE ROOM I3 First Rong' J. Anders, R. Teepen, J. Bennett, P. Ballard, A. Schmitz, G. Barrett W. Bates, R. Boehm, H. Cahill, M. Fogarty. Svwwl Roz:-: E. Luschek, A. Schlaechtel' J. Bockerstette, E. Lubrecht, W. Ahern, E. Ellert, F. Kelly, IJ. Wiest, H. O'Neil R. Reardon, I.. Culnminpfs. Third Roux' W. Burke, F. Hansman, R. Bockerstette F, Irykes, ll. Yalerius, S. Scherpenberg, I.. Santoro, J. lilingz, G. Schlomer, E. Cisko W. Obcrt. SOPHOMORE ROOM I6 1 ' ucm 4 N n Allguu llul I If I Qclmcfa 1 HL funn f S I-Ulu 711 Fi :sf H1111-: l . l-1' l, .I, Bull -r, li. .'cl -ll, ll, Stn-ntz, Il. Ijlflfllllllllll, ll. A ff Sf rum! Ifww: ll. TL-st, II. KL-lnpm-1', ll. Scllnur, M. We-Ish, J. Fic-lwig', ll. llrahman fu fu .. .' -- r, S. llmllling, lf. B lt', SI. Th ' tan, H. llvln-, ' I. SOPHOMORE ROOM 37 Firxt Iimr: S. Kuhn, Ii. Lynch, H. I.an5genm-cker, L. Schwartz, L. Bollmcr, A. Giitifl Il. I,ang1e. Fffmffl Rfnr: C. Yerkuxnp, IP I'f:ll'I'INlJ.Il, Ir. Iiudke. A. Hrmblett, BI Schmnungf, K. Thif:1'5:a1'tnf'1', J. Bauer, N. Hoeper, E. Lattncr, F. Schock. Tlzirrl Hun-: li. Pullman, R. I'c1'1'y, J. Gruber, E. Menzer, J. Ilasfelfl. L. C511-ls, L. Ye-dder R. Wiegele, G. Zehndcr, K. Ibay. Fmfrtlf Rm:-5 J. White, F. Knauf, H. F1'fll'I1fihUff IZ. Wyatt, I . Hageflorn, F. Steltvnpohl, R. Herman, C. Noonan, R. Piller, R. Lehman SOPHOMORE ROOM 39 P zrsf f Santo N ennel O1 .vc oenung XX exel I NIUQI XX Shalp H klalllel T Pmkelton J Xolk Tlnrfl Rau 9 Feher H 'Vloulllet P Goff T Ilan: P Nlghaus P Schmalsug J 'Nlmk XX Haxelland 111 ent J Laslta R114-: L. , R. .I ', B. R '1, S. h ' 4, J. ' I' ', 1. . 'tl, N. Fantetti, D. Honnerlaw. Secqnd RlIZl'.' L. 'Kennedy' T. Barnes, M. Bauer, J. Brann, FRESHMAN ROOM 3I I-'ifwt Razr: IP. Hailoran, I'. Gallagher, Il. Low, E. Schroth, C, CO1'l1iSh, Swcrnnl lion-,' Il. Wrwbkciilmemr, C. Bm-hnlan, W. Hachxis, NY. Shea, Ii. Creelnian, J. Hannigan I.. Cunningham, E. Corinan, N. B3.l11D,fI3.1'tI1E'!', R. Niehaus. Third Razr: J. Iiineen J. Moore, B. Grote, E. Wiedemann, IJ. lfphoff, R. Krieger, J. Apro, R. Stegzeman, J. Spina, H. Arlingzhaus. Fwfrtlf Hou-: J. Grote, F. Kramer, E. Pulskamp, W. Durant, M. Garcia, R. Coates, C. Gangloff, G. Maehr, E. Wessel, C. Burger, IP. Rensing, R Lehman. ,-1lwvnt.' M. Billingfhurst, F. Iacobucci, IP. Jones. v CD FRESHMAN ROOM 33 ll 1 s IHC L xx on n mmf ii IX I uni 1 1 ci if ci II li u iii If Nruui win ne 1 ll' FRESHMAN ROOM 34 First Razr: J. Zalnichiei, J. Derrenkamp, IJ. Hoffman, R. Roll, J. Schmitz. Second Huw: P. Hock, R. Wedig, W. Brauch, C. Pahren, R. Karle, L. Jesse, R. Volk, J Jackson, J. Pate, J. Bering. Thirfl Razr: H. Smith, B. Frey, J. Ward, T. Scherman L. Carr, L. Hauser, J. Fette, A. Sabelhaus, G. Merkt, R. Fearing. Fourth How: R Reardon, J. Harmeyer, W. Grein, T. Gaynor E. Vanden Eynden, A. Luensman, J. Fuchs M. Laugle, T. Wagner, J. Staudigel. Absent: J. McAvoy. I'1r G FRESHMAN ROOM 35 th ll J Ixempu P Iaake X XX d.ll9I1h01St P Zlnnnelel A H81lIlldIlI1 C Berger Iacobucc1 L Ehlhald Serfmfllffu C Cec do P Cumnnngs -X Nlenchen J LISI Young., C 'Vlaeglex S Panz L Huxke J Tue: M Bosse I Ixoch ll Hoesken J 'lounge I :mtl Rau L X lllxlllgf P Pet C Bachman H Pedex 'NI Spee Hamburg, C NIox5.,an P Schwartz P 'Nlauntel P Pletlkaplch 'ff ' f, T. . ' , '. ' , . ' ' ','.. ' , . 'qi I'. , . ' ' . 3' . V ar , .. f', . . t ,. . Il. Lehn, S. Test, O. PFICO, J. Mlller. Thu-fl Hun-: A. Candelares1, G. Brlnkman J. h f, Y. 1 rvj, . u , . -1, . - ', .. , I. , . l ' Il. Hlll, . f. f ' 1 . 2 ' , . . , . ' , . t -, . . d . r A . ,. L . . . A . ' ' - ' . , . , . , , . . FRESHMAN ROOM 36 First R011-.' F. Korner A. Kappa-s, R. HQ'l'lll21Illl, J. Ma1'shall, O, Kist, H. Husf-1' Il. Burke, W. Thulle-11. Serum! H1111-: F. Bailey, F. Wissell, E. Camel, R. Pecldenpohl J. McGinnis, H. Korb, J. Virgin, J. Braun, J. Fries, F. Rulierry. Third Razr: R 'VIcCarthy, W. Russell, J. Nalmcrhaus, F. lvam. A. Weller, A. Cucinotta, G. Geary ll. Berger, Fl. Gibbeiiieyer. L. Noelker. Fwfrrlf Razr: R. Kemper, H. Suer, F. Sarkaiiy J. Walters. lf. Rrmier, G. Tho1'11tm1, W. Hoover, M. Higzgiiis, IZ. Holthaus, W. Mink FRESHMAN ROOM 38 1 Nanrus X sc Cl 1111111 Sc 11111 7 Hun 81 H 'N um xx111111 111 IU o c lluu lcka ll J ll J Sch P Too mf 1 etxich n Ill 1 1 .111 9 101 H H.1x11 llll we UQ nz Nxu mx UC num QA XXLFII ll If Muellu nc man us Q cl 1 1 Q15 J Ntex e11so11 Fist Raw: T. l-- , V. Fi. h-', J. Hr 1 , W. l 't., J. grl ', . .1-j-I Ii. Nc ' 2 , H. Z' sur. Sf - ml 1Ifm'.' F. lm lvy, C. H1-r111a11, l.. La k, K, 'llll'h XY. Hx' II. Yu gzer, G. ILt'lj.f0l'5, ll. IPO , . ulte, '. hey. Tl I l'nu'.' lb Ili- 'O , IZ. Hz 'l' , J. Kial, ll. Gr' t, W. Yun Lum-l11't4-, E. ,cl 1, . ' '--lz l Il. Tel , R. K -iiigf. F1 Irfh Hfffrz T. .'N 'll'.', ll. I. li ' l. ll. Yil' l, l.. '- lip: , . - V, W. Br k , C. Hu' f-l , J. Purtm-ll, J. llulml, T. W'lk'1 . ,llmfm We Wash +o Thank fhe Following Pa+rons of fhe I942 Troubadour The Sfaff wnsnes YO W1 nk Paul Goslger YH Nlerran Prmfmg Co and H16 Obbcrne 8: O Hagan Sfudno for H1 sr m+eres+ ard advsce Li . ' ,Q 1 q, C., , 1- i.. - , A A T- ,W FA ' U ff-1 w : .Q , Lf 'f 1 5 g j Y, SLIFU , A A1. ,w' , , V. ., . . . . e, ' , Q , . ' ' 'S e' ' , ' WT 4 X Book Three ACTIVITIES NM? I3 I'z1 tlfou M Pletlkaplch Sp0ltS Isdltm P Schustel Adxcltlsmg Managel Palph Beztke Busmess Manage1 Secrn1rIRou J Hette TROUBADOUR Toward +he end of every school year Jrhe Yearbook makes :ls appearance Thus as an evenl which as awaufed wnfh a greal deal of umpahence on fhe par? of 'rhe slu denl body because lhey wxsh 'ro have a permanen+ record of The school lnfe for 'rhal year They luHle realnze however fhe amounl of lame work and pahence whuch musf be expended on fheur book ofherwuse 'rhey would nof be so nnslsfenf in asking When do we gel fhe Year book7 For monfhs before +he Yearbook becomes a realu+y +here TS a group of Sensors generously devofung a grear deal of 'fume and energy +o lhe nnhnufe defafls whuch musf precede fhe acfual publucahon Despnfe The facf Tha+ fhere ns very lnffle glory bu+ a large amounf of labor connecled w+h fhenr underrakung fhese sludenls con slder I+ a prevxlege +o represenf 'rhe Sensor class and serve The whole school True none of +hns work ns really duff: culf bul nf us very exachng and af fumes even exasperaf ang Bu? nf lhe book meets wnfh your approval and serves as a pleasant reminder ol an enloyable year fhe labor F1 Dems and sacrufsce expended upon I+ shall have been amply Modelatol repaid E! H N. ,, . 1-'::-- g JN N ... A I '. ' y l . ' ' .5 M ., v,.' ' .g x . V y ,. K' . - berg, Publicityg H. Kemper, Photographyg P. Keidel, Editor-in-chief. E . . I - TROUBADOUR STAFF Associa+e Edifors William Gerlz George Flege Business Manager Ralph Berllce Associafes Edward Arlinghaus William Ehlers Adver+ising Manager Rober+ Schusler Associafes Paschal Sciarra W lliam Gro+e Edifor Paul Keidel Sporfs Edi+or Michael Plelilcaoich Associa'res William lvlonlgornery Richard Rusche Publici+y John l-lelleberg David Folz Pho+ography Herman Kemper Dlsirlbuhon Francis Fricic Fzrst Fuzz XX Giote F Fuck M Pietlkaplch I Sclana P Schustel Swami lfu P Pnsche XX Lhlels XX XICI'ltgOll1ClX H kempel E -Xlllnghaus Thur! R114 XX Ge1tz J Hettebelg G I-lege P Ileltlxe Ii I-olz . . . - I I I I I 5 I . I I ' . . . . ' -. .' . ' ' . ' 9 ' . .. . . . . w , . , . , . V , s. D If L. N , . ' , . 1 1 ',', . ', . . ' V . . ' - u I' - Y 1 1 . . , . , . , x. , . . STUDENT COUNCIL Fwst Row J Hallolan W MOHtg0lT161V XX VX anamakel XX Obut M Hevxxood J Toblel E Allmghaus J Vtlllke Secm1rIRo14 J I'1eb1g J Bauett P Schwet schenau R Patton N Gloldano J Volk T Sxxeenev Th11fIPoz4 If Salkanv R VK vatt R Ulmetz R MCAlllSt8T A Foltzel N Woebkenberg L Xhlklng A5 Q1 V rv? 6 'Z:g' si l! 9fNlQx':' J l 23'a'k:'G9 ff Each year 'Phe Sfuclenf Councnl shows lorfh 'rhe success of 'rhe honor sys+em I+ us composed of The various class presldenls boys who have earned 'fhe respec+ of +he Teachers and of 'rhenr fellow sfudenls Membership an fhe Council nmplues 'rhaf 'rhe sfudenf us oulslandmg nn scholashc eflorf exfra currncular achvuhes and school spurs? The grahfude of fhe enhre school ns offered +o fhe members of 'rhe sfudenl Councul for 'rheur hdellfy To fhenr many and exachng duhes OFFICERS Melvm Heywood Presrdem' James Burke Vice Presndenf Nnclcolas G ordano Secrefary Treasurer ,K ,. , . We , : . ', . Q, '. ' , '. s', . h' . . ' s , . 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'91 l ei -' f, Cf --- I - RELIGIOUS COUNCIL Herlmann R XYISSITIRH Second Rou R Glasel A Glovanettl XX Behlel R Yunkel R Br1ede,B Kessl1ng M Stentz R Blehm Tlm1IRou P Keldel H Lelst G W altel VI Blom L Endres K Jones R Glll L Austlng G Koenig A CaTholuc school alms noT merely aT unTeIlecTual msTrucTnon oT :Ts members buT aT Thenr sp1r:Tual advancemenT as well In Thls respecT The worlc of The school ss an exTensuon OT The spnrnTual guidance gnven by The PasTor In h church Much oT The success of The E school Therefore depends upon The relahons exnshng beTween The school and The duTTerenT parishes Trom whuch The sTudenTs come The Religious Councul as mTended To coordnnaTe The work oT The parishes and The school From among The sTudenT body a boy Trom each parlsh IS chosen wnTh The consenT oT The pasTor To be medraTor be-Tween The school and hns parnsh Thus The represenTa Tlves on The Religious Councul TosTer good relahonshlps beTween The pasTor and The school and aT The same Tsme TacnlnTaTe Thorough CaTholuc unsTrucTnon by perTormmg many mdlspensable Tasks Fwst Rom A. .Hais, R. Dignan, C. Yelton, W. Grote, J. Zurlinden, R Lucas P -iw' Hi ey, ,X Q . Q I . . . . .4 . . . is ,1' A W 41 . l '1 'ilu-Q kS Ifff fuR1qhf XX Oaklu M Hexuood N Gloldano H kempel H J Bulke I Rabe E A1hn,.,haus THE BACONIAN STAFF drfor un Chvef Henry Lens? Assoclafe Edsfor Ja mes Burke usmess Manager E Arlunqhaus fissocaafes M He fwOOd C Yel+on C6'H1O nc Achon R Berfke W Oakiey l. Copeland News Edifors E. Rabe J. Willke R. Knaco Sporis Edlfors N Giordano W Kearns Colummsfs L Aushng E Arhngnaus H Ken per W Kearns R Schus+er Feafure Wrl+ers J Burke Sclnusfer J Wnllke M Hefwooo . Keldei F. Monrgornery R. Hunedc R. Murphy lelst NX IXQHIIIS 5 M1 J0l'm UOULCI AB M1 George Johnson -XB AdXl5f:l AdV15eI THE BACONIAN The eagerness wu+h whuch 'rhe boys awanr each Issue of 'rhe Baconsan and 'rhe absorphon wufh whuch 'rhey read all lhe arhcles leshff 'ro rhe unleresf of lhe enhre srudenl body un our school publucahon And fhns nnferesf as Iusfshed by The excellence of +he paper dself To ma:n'raun a commendable sfandard of lournalusm requnres much worlc on lhe parl' of The slafl before each Issue buf mosf ol lhe credul lor fhe hgh slandung of fhe Baconsan musf be given +0 lhe fwo capable facully aclvusers Mr Doerger and Mr Johnson Fzret Rou H Lelst E Arllnghaus R Murphs H Kemper VS Kearns J Xhllke .Second Rau XX Oakley R Huneck N Giordano R Schuster C Yelton F Mont gomery L Austlng Thzrd Rau L Copeland M Heywood E Rabe R Knapp R Bertke P Keldel . V, . , A , , . I , , . , , , , - I , I , . im x il' ..., - 5 N' . . . . , ,. .. , . . . , . , . u, . , . , . . v . . . . , . , . , . , . , . - , . . 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I'11sfRo1l M Doyle I' M1lle1 H McMams T Henke VX Nlcholas P Buede P Rebel XX Carloll R Kohne Sec1mrIRou J Tlaum C Rapkmg R Mullen N Gloldano NI Mlllel Nl Behlel M Cannon R Coatee V H0l11bIOClx J bhanks J VK olf Tlmrl R014 XX Gxote I Montgomclx J Bullle H Ixempel P Cxoxxe G Ixoemfz I'mntl1Ruu IJ Lenzex L Pulskanp L Gelgel E Geels J Dlegmuellel A I'oltze1 R Llell T Schupenbelg M Heuxood P Pohlman I Austlng P Roettkel Xl Cook J lhllke A Thlen P Bom B SCHOLASTIC CLUB The lad lhal lhe members ol lhe B Scholaslsc Club are s numerous mdncales how :nleresled many ol The boys are nn avalllno lhemselves ol lhe opporlun ly Tor a well rounded educallon Mem bershnp In lhe Club lS re erved lo lhose who have been on lhe honor roll lor sux consecullve scholasllc perlods a lime equuvelenl o one lull School year The Infernal resulls ol such opplucaluon lo sludy are numerous and lo 'rhese ns added lhe exlernal pruvlleqe ol wearmg The scholashc leller B Congralulahons lo you all' '.- -: . , '. ' ', . x, . x, '. ' , -I. Y - - . 1 -' ' Q . , . , . . . . , . , . , ' u ' - v 1 p - W' , v l , . . v , . 1 , . , . ., .y , . , .7 l . I. . Q, v .',, l .,,, n I ,., '. . U, . J. Perry, P. SCl3l'1'a, Im Heyl, N. XX crsel, R. Toelke, R. Buzck, J. Zurlmden, E. Schlueter 7 - Q . 1 v - I u . ' n 1 u ' . . 7 - l , . , . 7 I. 1 Q v . H ' , . 'l' ' , . -' ' , x. ' , .. , . ' ', . ' . ' , . , . l . ll . . . Q QTEK! v-:ad l'1fst Rau C Hellmann P Buchheld J Connehw P Mlllel XX Cauoll J Fleblg C Schaue E Tlotta R Blehm Secmzrl Ron C Glelnel XX Montgomely H Hoffman P CIOXXS I' Montgomery R Lucas R Kempel R P185 M Thornton J Mulcale 111711 Pau E Pabe M Heywood XX XX anamakel P Mu1phv P Fleblg A B6aS161 XX XX ellmg G MGHZEI R Batchler R Hoffman Fo1zrthRou, J Ballman G Flege H Lelst R Pusche E Kalle P 'XIcAll1ster L Stegeman P Tleman X KCHIIXS P N1ehaus B ATHLETIC CLUB A+hIe'rvcs are an accepfed pam' of fhe Amerwcan way of Infe be cause Hwey rnculcare pracfucal qualmes wlmcn cannof be derived merely from books For H145 reason We school fakes an mfellngenf nnferesf nn 'rhe physrcal educahon of 'rlwe sfudenfs and +hose boys who have shown fnemselves oufsfandwng rn afhlefnc prowess are awarded leffers wlmcn +hey wear wrfn qushfuable przde f-L! gf?L.,a L0 -,'! S 1 'KX X C ,VW V if lzft to Rzglzt R Patton J Hof IJ Valeuus R Hellel V ALskar1p R B1ackne3 I 116-1ZOg' H Muuax XX Oaklex D Hallman XX Glote I Veddel P K11ege1 J Bennett H Allgrelel P ASl7lOClx BIO Nolbelt Duector ORCHESTRA Touchdown a sem: musncal presenTaTuon oT The Play ers Guuld necessoTaTed The Tormahon of a new musucal orqanuzahon aT Bacon a dance band EarnesT and sTren uous worlc on The parT oT a very cooperahve ensemble accompllshed The almosT Impossible a playnng combln aTnon wnThan Three weelcs Tnme and agann slnce Thus orqanuzahon has Turnnshed The musnc and song Tor The varlous scholasTac and enTerTaunmenT TeaTures aT The school WnTh each succeednng perTormance T has so gauned In popular1Ty as A To bad Tanr To become one OT The permanenT muslcal ensembles aT Bacon CredlT Tor The excellenT showunq of The orchesfra musT be grven prumarlly To Bro NorberT who Toolc over The dnTTuculT Taslc To provlde The resT oT us wnTh many hours oT enloymenT l-le IS deservlnq oT our Thanlcs noT merely Tor brlngnng lnTo beung The newly Tormed orches Tra buT also Tor Talung over The band when :T was aT .Ts lowesT ebb By unhrung eTTorTs Though he succeeded an maunTalnnng The Tune Traduhon ThaT Roger Bacon always has a good band I. ' , . 'Z Q, . h' D , . ' , . ' , .. ', x. ' ', . , . , .. . T E 'f fa l ' ' l . ' ' 1 THE BAND P A I I , '-nfw f osoe:'s of 'ne lf?-41 e:1'o 're :aoon Ba J oofeo oeaf 'noeeo as 'fe s:'oaz it .ear go' foe' Ve ofa :5 e sirens' 'ooever w ' :Z, 66' reewoers 1' as' years agoregrion one To graoua+'on or oe5e:':' el' 're 'awe oe.e'eo 3-ees. i-owefe' .- -i . . , J ' '- .. F: I' we' ie Co wfn. ,ur .or ire firf renearsa , ine aeazon e oofe rezorreo fort rrono. f-.Mono 'nope cresen' was a oozen Fresnnnan 'o rerqenizr fne oe: erec ranki. Urge' 'nz :aoaoie suoervision of 'neir new oireclor. B'o liloroei We boys rounded info slaying iorrn very razoiy. From 'ne inirial Ioolbaf garne of llrie season onward some new irnprovemenl was norioeable, so lnaf ire boys were soon living up 'ro +ne besf rradifions ol all Bacon Bands - rnarfial music, oerfecl alignment and snapoy maneuvers. The Troubaoour of I942 salufes Bro. Norberl and all nfs caoabe musicians! First Ifmr: II. Halloran, H. Murray, 1 1 Bennett H rms J Fuchs, ll. Mrmertl, J. Yomlerharr, H. Allguu Mmm! nu E Schon I Hughegu Il. Valk-rius, J. Pate, H. Cahill, I.. Veclnu I Holtha Coatc L Iumce J f J. Purtcll, Ii. Krieger, W. Benz. Tllirfl I., K Nchlogmu XX1 R 1 Lllbdll Kohns, J. Walters, IZ. Herzog, T. Burkf 15 X Alnlxanip I Bolllmn N. Fl'f'U1l0lllJCI'SI, IZ. Weller. 0 TOUCHDOWN F1rstRou G Fowhe A Roedez M J Kempf J XX 1lIke J Fochs XI Ixealns A Xonde1b11nk Second Rau C Even C Cluxton J Fxeblg L Hahnel H Kempel A Mushaben J Schmldt Mlsszng M Temmmg P Asbrock M15 Llnna T Smxth Inrectxess PLAYERS GUILD The Players Gu ld concluded a successlful season wlfh May I 2 and 3 ID 'rhe school audulorlum Ils fall oresen+ahon was a deparfure from Ihe usual run of such performances Thus produchon Touchdown was held on December 4 6 and 7 before caoacny audl ences I+ was a seml musucal oroduchon whlcl- was well received The b ys and glrls slngmq and danc ng choruses The 'rap dancung of Jerry Halloran and lhe sa oohone specialty ol Charlne Even won lhe plaudvrs ol lhe speclafors Mrs Lunna Townsley Smlfh dlrecled bofh plays M John McAnaw was facuI+y advnser of 'rhe Gulld The cas+ of Touchdown Included Waller Kearns Paul Asbroclc Jack Wrlllce Jerome Schmidt Arf Roeoer .. , . . . : . , . . I . I , +he produclion of +he Ihree ac+ melodrama, Espionage, ' . o ' ' ' ' I . ' ' ' , r. K l O Q 'la V 'T G 'WSF QUT 6 emo J a C ow Los l-la cey Nusa Murlel Ternrnvng Charley Grelner Bob Coales Joe Dlsceooll Ea S er Ed Buclc Cla r Ye-llon and Dlclc l-loflrnan made LC 'V e b ys C or Ba ba a Scnauer Anna Mae Mers Marllwa Brarcner Dorollwy l-llldebrand Belle Bore S zanne Werscnfng Mary S'oel1r Slmrley Merners Lorralne Moellrnan An e Mare Kunz and Helen Re nnarl Formed flme gurls chorus The eleven aclors and acfresses an Espionage were l-lerman Kefnoer Jeanne Eoclcs Eranlc Monfgornery Wall r Kearns Dolores Mloer Mary Joan Kempf Euleen Young Ar? Reeder Mlcnael Tnornlon Audrey Muslm 'NI WI A aben and Jonn Josfen 'lqodefatlgju ESPIONAGE Fz1'stRou A Roeder, E Young, NX Kearns, M J Kempf, M Thornton, D Mlder Second Rau A Mushaben, H Kemper, J Josten, J Fochs, F Montgomery Jac' Eel' , Cl Ne E e, l-lf , K o r, Mary Joan N K 5, e noe Eo ks Jerry E le. Alma Voroefoinlc I 'ne A, f-' ' sen. Ka'ner e C-f':n, ana Jack Pelzel Louis Sfegernan Ed Clsko Boo Res ' , , ' '. ' cnluef lu o n us. f r , X . 'E , , u- -Y.. F11 tion M Platlkaplch C Iutz P NX ensuup J Tlaum Seann! Iwu I Schxsetschenau T Schelpenbelg, R Mulphx C Lmde J Peru CATHOLIC ACTION GUILD Apar+ from dared uns+rucIuon IH moral and rehgwous pr1ncupIes Ihe school provvdes ampIe opporIum+y for each boy Io progress ID vurfue by means of acfual prachse of relug Ious duhes Each year Ihree days are devored Io a sprrdual re+rea+ con Iessfons are heard Ihroughouf Ihe day and on Ihe Thursday before 'rhe FrsI Frwday and on Ihws Ia++er day +he srudenr body affermos a Com rnumon Mass af S+ CIerherw+ Church Srecral seryf s ae rweIo on eac Thursday mo rung durnq Len? and We srudehf are o'4ered Ihe oonor a e rw ess. T ese are 'he more ou s aho mg reTq?ous eyems of 'he year, AI? she necessary oe'a'Is for 'rhese ano owe oroqrams of a reI'o'o-s rafure are 'ake' care c: oy foe Cawc 'Q Acer Guo uhoer 're guoahce cl 're' SoIr uaI Due-c'o'. J XX lllke and H lust DUNS SCOTUS DEBATE Roger Bacon l-llgh Schools annual Duns Scolus Deba+e for sensor class members served as 'rhe feafure enlerfalnmenl for lhe DFT Club meehng Thursday evening March 26'rh Debahng fhe resoluhon Resolved Thal an honal sysfem of academnc educahon be sup planled by a comprehensuve undusfrual and vocahonal system were afhrmahve ream members Roberl Balchler and Wullaam Oak ley and negahve feam members Henry Leusl' and Jaclc Wlllke By a unanrmous vo+e fhe Iudges lvlessers Wrlluam Rues l-lerberr Trelzger and Dr Arfhur Rogg awarded lhe declsvon +o lhe negahve +eam and declared Jack Wnlllce +he be + deba+er of fhe evenung rhe debale The debafe reams were coached by Mr John McAnaw and Mr George Johnson members of 'rhe facully l 546 P Batchlel and XX Oakley view of lhe nalional crlsls lhe presenl lradi- Michael Plehkapigh Served as Chai,-man of A W 5 Q33 X W' Q7 F1 F101 lan A106191 atol Jown Joslen Furs? Prnze Muchael Thornlon Second Prize Leo Laclc Third Prnze Jerome l-lalloran Roberl Plogrnan Edward Engelhardl Franlc Luclcey Joseph Perry Leo Vedder ELOCUTION CONTEST e ss e a n al elocmlon conlesl e o er o y al+er exha s+ JG cre rnnar es ID each c o lhe Fr shrnan and SODUOWWC e decarrmenls So lhe ren boys nnally selecred +o lar oa 4 ln lhus conlesf are lhe besl +na'r can be selecfed Thus year John Joslen was consoered by lhe Iudges 'ro be lhe besl speaker o lhe evening Whse fhe ludges were arrlv ng al lhelr decrsuon a oellunq c nlesr was held among a selecr group of boys Joseoh Knab oolc hrsl honors ln soelllng and Palrlclc Crowe placed second CONTESTANTS Malcung l-llrn Feel al Home Llllle Wlllle Busuness nn Mussnssuppl Hrller In Conference Gelfysburq Address A Flys Cogufahons A Medley Marlc Anlonys Oraluon Charles Wnllnarns Judges Rev l-lernnan Felhoeller OFM Rev Rrchard Marendl OFM Rev Leonard Foley O FM t H I' Iucku I Xllidkl ll Bacnhle J Hdlltlldll J Justin In Engelhac J lun I lack I Imgm 1 Th :Wahl ln fh 'X Ll ' ar ch s . nl 5 1' ' F ' lass I l. e .. ' . r . F' l W le r, l In 4 . l I , s f o . L . . . . Donald Baechle ........ Who Said I Was a Bum? Lfqf r., f,,1,rf 1 . .4 '- . , . ' '- . . -, '. fir, .'-Aj, .. . ', I. ' al. SINIILQ7 J Xhllke Pzrsttuu P BLZek Nl Cloldano X Oaldex Secnul Rau J Buke L Ullicl' H Lelst A Poedex r fro J Film ORATORICAL CONTEST Each year Jrhe orarorrcal conlesr for 'rhe +wo upper classes uncovers a greaf deal of 'ralenr in public speaking The coniesr afiracrs much arfenhon because +he w nner eveniually compefes wiih fhe winners from rhe ofher Cafholic high schools oi fhe cufy ln rhis confesf sponsored by The CSMC lhe represenfahves from our school have always made a credirable showing and our boys prepare 'rhemselves well in 'rhe hope of being chosen +o represenl fhe school. Much of the credif for rhe in+eres+ which fhe boys 'rake and for fhe abiliiy which 'hey demonsfrale musr be given +o Mr. John Doerger 'rhe faculfy direclor. CONTESTANTS Jack Willlce Firsf Prize ..... The Lay Samarilan oi Molokai William Oalcley, Second Prize . . Life Liberly and The Pursuil' of l-lappiness Henry Leisl' Third Prize ..... Crucilying Chrisf in America James Burlce . Nliclcolas Giordano Arlhur Roecler Roberf Buzelc . Lawrence Ulrich Rev. Florian Greve, The Spiril' of S+. Francis . . . . . . . A l-lero of World War ll Judges O.F.M. Rev. Pa Bro. Alber+ Harris, C.F.P. A Program for Sfudenfs . Germany and lfaly Baconifes and 'rhe War schal Varnslcuhler, O.F.M. CATHOLIC STUDENTS MISSION CRUSADE The Calhollc Sludenrs Mssloh Crpsaoe is a rwahonwfoe orgah'za'7or- wrwose purpose Is ro asslsl In spreading we kihgoom oi Chrisr ora earrh. Our ahh or me C.S.lVl.C. alrempls Io keep all rhe sruoermls misslon-mhded. and parrIc7oa'es 'rw +he mlssionary work ol fhe Church by prayer and by oirecf acllon. This year a Humber ol rhe members were Iralneo vo speak on mIssIon roplcgs. The enlire wir Mkewlse maoe collechons ol sample medlclhes whlch were sem' lo workers In lhe mTssIoh felds lor use Ih Iheir dispermsaries. The program is always an mlegral parf ol Ihe schools exrra-Currlcurar acrvkles In keeping wilh Ihe Ideals of a lruly Catholic srudehl body. Elmer Von I-lagel Presldenr Charles Gre ner Vlce Presndehf Mark Kaulzman Secrelary F-2 or 55 a F11 E Englehaldt J Ielzel qlIllll1IR4JIl J Burke J Loxnx C Idelman J XX anstlath J Flschgssel 'NX RQUIEI C GILIIISI R Rus L Hexl Thzrrl R014 R Schneldex T Connus E Rabe H lxempex J Nhllke M kautzman E bChl11ltt lx Jones R Apple fr ,A 1 K ll a . - I 'Q-s fx' .' fm, 1 Firs! Ifuu-: M. Plc-tikapich, II. Glaser, E. You Hagel, J. Holthaus, J. Ficbig, T. Henke, . , . . p . . , . ,, g. . , . - , . ' 1 ', . ' ', . '- ns, . X', . V' I -5 . ', . ' U, . , . ', . ' , A . , - , . , . 4 I. Left to Rzght Mvlon Flank Elmel klett NOIbE1t Backhus John McCaffrey THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATICN The very large enrollmenl In +he Roger Bacon Alumnn Assocuahon us an eloquenl reshmonnal of 'rhe fad lhal 'rhe school and :Ts nnferesls lnve on IH 'rhe hearfs of 'rhe graduales Thus organnzahon as of recenf orngnn yel In fhe shorf fume snnce nfs ncepfuon Hr has gnven urs whole hearled supporl To all acfrvnhes of The school Beyond doubl Thus spnrn' as lhe nafural resulf of +he a++u+ude whnch The graduafes adopr lhal Roger Bacon IS shll fheur school less lhe Alumni have already formulaled a very dehnnle and far sughfed program whuch wall provide The school and The pupils wrfh Tangible proof of lheur nnreresf They lnlend +0 help worlhy sfudenls To furfher fhenr educahon by provudang scholarshlps lhey hope fo esrablnsh soon an employmenl servuce and on fhe socnal snde 'rhey offer all graduales an excellenl' opporlunnfy of maunfaunnng pleasanl' con+ac+s esfab :shed formerly wrrh leachers and fellow sludenfs Officers Elmer Kleff Presndenf Norberr Backhus Vice Presrdenr Myron Franlc Treasurer Ted Leusl' Recordlng Secrelary lrvln Beumer Fnnancual Secrefary John McCaffrey Corresponding Secrefary In Hs presenl sel-up lhe Alumni Associafion dares only from lasr year: neverlhe- Left to Rzght M1s B Cools M1s J Young M1s H Gxuenwald M1s L Gelgex M1s XX Stentz M1s H Kempe1 M1s F Steltenpohl M1s N Dletllch Ihsent Mrs R Coates M1s F Vhesman THE PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION School spurul us nol confined +o Ihe sludenl body alone The P T A by Hrs conslanl devohon of 'fume and energy has always sough+ Io furlher +he nnleresls of 'rhe school and Ihrough Ihe school 'rhe 1n+eres's I The pupnls Each monlhly meellng of Ihe PTA IS affended by a large group of molhers nn+en+ upon devnsung new ways whereby 'rhey maghf assusf lhe school The sludenl body prohI's rmmeasurably Ihrough rhese achvlhes because Ihe members of lhe PTA have made many subslanhal confrnbuhons Io 'rhe ma+er:aI equuprnenl of 'rhe school Far more nmporlanl however as Ihe unlanguble ye+ very real spun? whlch lhey nnshll by unhrung elforl conslanl loyally and devohon We Ihanlc Ihern mos? nncerely IH 'rhe name of lhe school OFFICERS BOARD OF DIRECTORS Presudenl Mrs L Gelger Vrce Presudenf Mrs C Kemper Treasurer Mrs l'l Gruenwald Fnnancnal Secrelary Mrs R Coafes Recordung Secrelary Mrs W Slenfz Correspond ng Secrelary Mrs J Young Reguslrar Mrs F Slellenpohl Audulor Mrs N Dlefruch Audllor Mrs F Wuesman Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs J G F Feuchlner Fulzpalrlclr He++eberg Coors Ber+l4e Rolhan Schusler Hel I-ley Connelly . . , . . 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I Left to hzqlzt M1 NI I,lQtllCI'1 M1 XTIIIIZIIN Ples M1 Joseph Fannmg, N11 John kochlel M1 Leo Hul THE DAD FRIEND TEACHERS CLUB When IT comes To genuine rnTe esT an Tne school Tne D FT or Dads Club reTuse To cede anyTh1ng even To The PTA Yer The Trnendly rvalry beTween These Twc groups does noT prevenT hear close cooperahon In making The various school aTTa1r a com pIeTe success ATTer The busnness rneehng which The Dads Club holds aT The school each monTh hey spend a social hour IU unTeresTed dnscusswon wnTh The Teachers Thus pIeasanT conTacT TrequenTIy resuITs In much ThaT ns benehcual To Tne parenTs To The Teachers and To The sTudenTs IT IS parhcularly pIeasanT To see wnTh how much qracuousness The Dads malce every endeavor To help The school and The pupils OFFICERS BOARD OF DIRECTORS PresndenT Mr Joseoh Fannlng Vlce Pres denT Mr Wmlluam Rues Recordmng SecreTary Mr Leo I-Ieyl Frnanclal SecreTary Mr Jonn Koehler r Treasurer Mr Nlcho as DleTr ch Ir Mr. J OsThoIThoTT I-Ierman Kemper I-Ienry NunIusT J Ca I James V1!yaTT Claur YelTon Franlc STrIcIcer Edward Fueblq Willfam FoqarTy James Murphy -Hume le ft to llght M1Qs Cdth11111e IPo11g,e1 BIISS Hu111ctt.1 rlilhdl M155 I 1tf1 Juengllm, NIIS M Rmnz MIQS Helen Ge1e1 'VI1s XX Phmkel Robert Buzek and Al Foltzer BOYS STATE Each year I+ as cuslornary for boys from various high schools nn lhe slale lo galher al Columbus There un our slale capulol lhey gel a lnrsl hand knowledge ol he prachcal aspecls of governmenl and add no? a lnllle fo 'rhelr lheorehcal learnung Thus cuslom ns carrred on each year for an enhre weelc under The sponsorshlp of +he Amerncan Legion Posls nn lhe slale ol Ohno During lhe pasl years rl has become more or less a cuslom lhal boys from our school should represenl 'rhe local Norlhslde Amerlcan Leguon P sl and l s 'fraduhon we would lnlce 'ro rnaunlann bolh lor fhe salce of lhe boys who are lorlunale enough +o be chosen and for lhe school as well On pasl occassons +he looys from Roger Bacon whO have gone +o Colurnbu for Boys Weelc have acguulled lhernselves well Ihey have recezved a lanr arnounl of recognuhon and have always lell a favorable umpresslon which redounds +o We own credul lhal of lhe Posl sending lhern and The credrl ol lhe school also J ors ln hlgh school and from +hls years Junlor class Al Follze and Roberl Buzelf nave been selecled as our represenlahves We lcnow lhal 'rhey are wel enough e uloped +o rn a r lr and we wlsh lnern all suc e s fn lhe cofnlno Bo s Slale C no afua I g . I .... . ' ' ' o , I l a One condilion lor parlicipalion ln lhis annual meellng is lhal lhe boys nnus+ be q- ' ,We c edirable swonv' g, Q , ec s '. -' 4 y . c. gr w 'Tons yy 'S fl SEN? 'i S QP+f,y,J K 42, ' AW TN X K5 L f QWLLK ' EQWLDQ K0 fanlfxxfcf nw -X .IZ .J ' ,A N x f Q Mai? 7 9 'ff X .J y U - j A ' x. Ay 35 A 'QL -. 4, xx - - I K , I ,. ,Q FO Q ' '43 NACWLE. J J if K -f f' .iESQEEEEEEEEEEEQQQEQQQ ' 5 I Q ,ff , XX ff X - 1 ff 49 ,-,ll y x J, , . iff x J 5 3? . pfpurvff' '-'!vuq...,,. I ir::f 151 fr: Il. Him-sa, Il. M-nnLku1.p, W. Mf3lllLIflZ1ll'l'y', IZ. Hrmflkzzan, C. GV:-im-1', G. Heck, IT. Fizhig, E. ,Al'llIIj1'l1Z1llS, Il. Urmotz, P. C1'owc-, W. Welling. I.. Endrvs, H. Sabato. Svcmffl Ifuzr: W. Wanamaker fMg1'.J, E. Trotta, W. Fogarty, W. Schawe, J. Iliscepoli, Il. Miller, J. Mulczxrv, J. Connelly, C. Herrmumm, L. Heyl, I.. Fanchvr, W. Diebold lM,q1'.l. Tlfiwl Run-: H. Bums lC0achJ, A. Stauvcrman, A. Bessler, I.. Stegreman, ll. Bausch, P. Niehaus, Il. McAllister, J. Slone, P. Tieman, R. Bertke, W. Brickweg, M. Themes QHead Coachl. Fr. Jordan Athletic Director '53 Nye.-?l feb ff? Jil ' FOOTBALL Every real boy lfl4es loorlvall because lf ls a game lhal requires sllll and brawn. Roger Bacon is a school ol real boys--lhal's why lhey all lilce loolball and are hlqhly lnleresled ln lhelr loolball leam, wln or lose. Whal aboul our learn lhls year? llls lrue we did nol wfn every garne, bul who wlll dare say lhal wnnlng is lhe sole purpose ol scor+s7 The bay who Mans hard, pracllces regularly and glveg hs all ln a game, only +o lose, has learned a lesson lhal wlll serve him well ln laler llle. He will have been lauqhl soorlsrnanshlp and characler Lralnlnq. Lles blows wEl be eajer io lale and he wlll nof qve up because he knows a qulfler never wlns. Foollaall w7ll do lhls lor you. We lcnow our boys feel This way aboul ll and lhal lheg. w'll be beller rnen for havlng played. They have qalned nnucn and have losl nolhlnq. EP Mr M Thernes M H BUIIIS Head Coach Asslstant Coach Bacon loolced lulce a cerlan wenner 'rlwus year Tlmngs wenl well Tor 'rlne Tursl lwall ol The season The boys delealed Woodward wnlhoal any 'rrouole +l'1ey played Jrlwenr bes+ game In losing 'ro powerful l-larnullon Public Sprlngfueld did nol score agaunsl Us Covung lon baffled us lo a 'ne Erom lnere on per naps n' was a dose of overconfudence llwal go? 'flue be++er ol our boys Al+lnouglw we were on The slworf end In League compelaluon neverflmeless we lcnow our boys fouglml hard Vlfe Congralulale +l'1em and llweur leader our coach We are proud of llwem and aslc +l'1em +o keep llwe Brown and Whu+e 'rlwe Trglwlung sp rl? of Bacon aluve nn 'rlwerr lwearfs Tl-lE ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT RESERVE TEAM fZ7SfR01l E Bolte R Owen N Baumgaltnel I' kempel J Moone L Hausel H Burns fCoachJ F kellev A Boblett A Holthaus R Grote P Schxxetschenau lMg1 D Secom1Rou D Pomel T Dans I Can T Schelman J Ballett T Wxlkens C Noonan fMg1 J H Allmghaus J Laslta J LISI XX bchmltz F Halley Thncl R014 XX Obut J 'Vlmk F Steltenpohl I1 Doolex P Volk J Concolan F Salkanx '1 Sxxeenex P Kazle T Ijmeen P Hock . A.X . . l'. . ' I , . - I . , . . T V I l . r T I . - I l . .. ,. , , ,. . . ' . . . . . . , . , . , L. , . , . , ' 7 ! ' al ' ! ' 7 ' 7 ' . ,. . V .. . .. , . . . x , . , 4. , . , . , . , . ., . , . , . , . , . . V. . ' , .A , . ' , . ., n. , . , . ., . 5, L. , . , . . X, , 1 T b 1 X i First Roux' M. Thernes lCoachj, R. Miller, W. Montgomery, IJ. Rakel, B. Schmitz 4Mg1'.J Svcnml Huzr: K. Marback, H. Hoffman, XV. Paul, J. Fitzpatrick, C. Lang. Thirrl Ifuzr: M. Heywood, P. McAllister, P. Ticman, J. Frayne, R. Ruschc. BASKETBALL BOW woa' a .C5Sk6Tbii! feam Bacco w fave fhfe ,fean The was We senfewem echoes fhe e Ve iewef. Ama wma' ff TVlZL'T7hiI' feam we -off: -,wel Leaqae efJ 'v'1'v': aff: Dkfricf iearm 5. 51 'eam C5 qfem :ua,'e zaN : aV,fe'i arm awe! fekows. VVha' marie if Team foe eeam 7' Jai? Toej, we'e we ceaihec ana g a'c 03.2 'o wcfi' w f. Bw 'Hex has 'x.Me :,.2 :me f:..a1fMes-f.w'e'w Mace 'nero C,.'S'5T'Q. O, Veg 'wad fee .JY TC we' 'here was no ghfng Us wiih fkeie ess. Ewen 'ocuqo Meg dd Sager a defefe' few aff: 'eff 'hey were FQ? di- 'c,..' met I, 'YY 'tjly' mace Mem wgf. .ll We 'aaffuef rf .y w- mick. Toe, had +M- 'radlfieva Baeor YQF'-VTQ SQFVT. They piiayed 'oiei foe oa'. Toe. ended +oeFr cccooerfs and S2954 ,f eveenec 'e'f. They 'GGMZ6d 'me aomwage 55 'earn wew. and r3COL.:'63 Thee, New Toe 'T YZC i CG Q5 FCQLWBV lf'5CT.fC w 1 Y Ii rw J .J A J -,,, A- f,f ff f- -A ,- ,-nf 'f N -ff gg 3.3 J fic., J 2 BME. uf E , H-. ,LL ga, Q I. 7 ,Hr '?l . .NAM .J ,f , .N C' 5ii 3 'ACu ' 'Z'l i C6 'E 3 'Z C'-E 22,3 kenaf-D fg.' ' ff towhie 'ff-'n : e'-fie. . ,- -,-- -,-,- ff- ff-- P ,,, - ee-e.,,fs eo 'f-ef 'nf' of- our 'fe ieeii' feee' e'cI.fe: e 93' 'orc of Leec,e CCWCE'-LAC' 'vaf eff-' f-no ..-,,.1 Baie' 'eo .-wen 5'e cs' 'wf P ffa ,rf ree Refnennoef? Bacon ref'-eo 'fe seieno 'ouro vf n Eoef and 'fofeeo fhefh. New canne , CE:Ei79'J Pfee . Becon nanoeo 'sem +ne'f 573' Leaque oe-:eat Wnaf a qawnef There was one game rernainhq eno we were el noono f-war Efoer Could 'fabe' Pufzeil. Eloef 'oo' PufCeW and Bacon conouefeo fhe Conquer-orsx' XevFer. Thus we became Cornefnfsf ol'-I V?-Br s' QLEP' IgA V' ' 4 EQ! Q1 E ef Befefe ofewho 'ne :x'a'n on e successgj season e ffefo 'Q ,z, ooys who afe .eeyhg Rogue' Beeen. fee vc.: have worked Eiffl, you heve uoneb 'ne 'fadihons of your Affne Me'ef. We 'nenf yo, and conqrafaf a+e you ?or +hRs. We shall miss you on fhe febounds, Me? you on me 'bunny shofsf' BW' and ,ou on vne iong shofs, Dick. You, foo, Zeke. Ereyhe Hoqmen, end Fifz. We shell miss ell your fine quahhes and excellenf spirih XNe shall oe ofoud and happy io be fernernbered by you, buf we shell be more oroud and happy To see you furn ouf fo be ou+s+andEng Cafhohc raymen as you have oufsfanding Cafhohc, High School boys. RESERVE TEAM 1 L01 C . . no , 1 . L I Schxxctschcnau nr .U x, 0 xl on Tlnnl zu S NC'hllJLI1l 1 f , L XX1 mg 1 'l'Nf P w: II. Burns 1Co'xzhl, Il. I'c'11'i n A. IIQl'l N'1l1Il, '. Bul'1'1-tt, '. 'L J ' ' lMg'i'.j Swv If I 1' fr: W. Burke-, ll. Sic-ntz, Il. Kelli-b' J. W lf, R. P -ard . Rf ': . .' --I - ln-111, P. Chmvm-, J. Co1'cm':m. J. Mink, Ib. I.i'I12.L'l' . lk' 3 BASKETBALL TROPHY lx an mx mgcl TgiCOIl Boutlnu lun Illstllct ChdlNplUIl lTs Tourname-nT Tame Ano TournamenT Tzme rs homecornrng Time Tor Bacon Yes To geTher w1Th The Tacr.4Ty and sTudenT body you WTT wlTness a grand TcrnoaT oT Aumm parenTs and earn members OT years ago warhng or Bacon To come Through agam In Three ocr oT The L.asT Taye years Bacon h s won The DasTrrcT cnampmorshro oaskeTbaT n enwable record Ths ea agarn w reached The same goaT Thanks o ne coarn and br anT oaT nanor K' QF ow r e V9 3 J Xftc' 'FVT1 VV nwur T-T rTNe rcnsrdrrco rnosT rncr r1Teo earn n The 'omnamer' VVe wcrr rcT overco TdcnT and The o s rmcroeo m Q P W n xr rcTor 1 rn wa Bldcr Tcfu fm rar wrrn a oood game fofc gamc and e O ouT on op o n w o Th Trnas Co chamr s baTTT ng ne charnpuonshr W payed urceTT Tra Mona rwva s e oame was close unTrT The 1asT Two mnnuTes .fhen Bacon Took a s X no 'TT Tead The score orocTa med The chamr: Bacon won Th rT mee o h r y Were The ooys haooy' ey Null never Torge-T ThaT n gn 'USKET TASKET X IH QUNQA C ,F HPQKTSKET s s The sT T The Trophy pnchsreo a oye s anoT e ze added To o o ef on an emBTem o The T1ghTrng sorT OT Ro cr Bacon The oacn and The Ten boys To fcrr carrre on The Team accor n o ournfmcn rr cs ace vfo oryrduaT Troo es or nerr Tnese sma T reyry nn W hg n rn o Roger cam rang a J Zh L '-' TE AT 'EUC DEPARTMENT 9 Vv'e came 'nroagh e arc B cease ml 53.1 wc ri A-nerc 'c,oh. WWTT- ' ,. r or' ,or B' M-ICC! cond seeded . oy Q 'cis hm f , ef ca'r,d The Whoo' on Trcase. a X c was ,T f 1 -T The - T T ,' 2 'Tori 4 cr l Tc ' '. A 1 T T. , VE Tm , b V. , e f :ro Thle game W The SGCOVG .7 Om Thffd vff 5 J, We resrzfsi V Th., :Tm ca 'QT Ti. TT fr.. TT was J W ,Q VT 4- ax TN came T . An To T r e f 1. e , 3 T Tor T' ' 'c e f P , A df I ' T. Th J , v T t E. T . T Q Ts. I '1'm,,1.- wr 15 P V 1 f + an . T T B , Th K -15 .r 'L -' - ' . . T, T A , 1 ,T. A A . , ' S90 77 ' . I . T ' ' N . Z . N , I .y L J , F --, Y Ni' -V g A ' 5 ' '.. Th? ' , ory o - ' ' 4 T f ' T6 cb . iT T ., 'h r of ,r ' ' ' ' r ' Tn T 1- c if j , . , T ' ' T4 A ' . T y ' ' G Q -, , Q T f 4 , Y T7 V' r WT 1 1 d . 1 -di g T 'ng .T Ti' T T T THQ. ' 5 -T :Ta r- ' e Tn V A hi ,. P ' 4 T ' , T Tron'-Mes WQTT ' e fm' dazac, Tc'mor'esA en'cVe5 whch e T ce 1' a 'S 5 V - , K T 4 3 .MMT or g Toe. Cac' T V T Bacon. . Y X fr- lo Q 2 ag' and 'C The -, if ' a- , K , Y g J , , , j ' wcn, yy: Q v . : cfs ng 'ne wr Tre. 4' W - TT INTRAMURALS Baskerball seems 'ro have neld rhe soorl ghr rn rne spor+s crrcle lor rhrs year lnrramural baskerball was evudence enough of rhus Tacl' The unrramural leagues opened wrh rhe regu lar season and dd nor close unhl Easrer vaca hon began The nndrvr oual rooms 'rheur play ers fhe cheermg sec hons and even he reachers 'rhemselves showed much enfhusu asm over rhe games Fzrst Rou R Ovsen H Comalata R Bollrnan J Corcoran R Fwst Row J Dlscepoll J Tralnor J Hoehn R Nlmeskern J Pelzel Second Rou A Klstner P Yenke L Glass NN YVanamaker fa-3,3 J 5 Lb lnrramurals w e r e duvnded Info a Junior Dnvnsron comprising Freshmen and Sopho mores and a Senror Dnvrsnon made up of Juniors and Sensors Two games were play ed each day srmulrane ously one sn each drvr suon The season closed wnfh rournamenr Pennanls were award ed lo The wnnners Room 22 In 'rhe Sensor Drvusron and Room I2 of lhe Jumor Dnvrsuon The Afhlehc Deparrmenf Castelll J Trefzger Second Rou J Barrett, R Knueven J Holthaus R Burgoyne B Meyer, J Lovsry I a I II 1, T 15 ye rx ul' 5 ' ' .1 l l . . . . ' l a . 1 1 V-..... Srl First Rau-: IP. Uphoff, F. Miller, B. Frey, C, Kemphues, J. Trefzger, J. Fiebig, I3. Nies. Sec-onrl Houz' T. Ernst, F. Sarkany, L. Copelami, R. Buchheid, G. M011Zc1', E. Schmitt, D. Folz. THE SPRING SPORTS For mosl oeople lhe robm as +he hrsl slgn of sprung Bul mol so un hlgh school Base ball 'rraclc golf and +enms usher nn Thus sea son These four sporfs melee up +he sprmg Calendar They all come al lhe same hme and lhal as why lhere s no end ol rom Easler lo June The sprung sporfs play a greal deTerm1mr1g whuch school shall wan Soorls Trophy a +roohv awarded achvlly par IH +he All lo 'rhe I IQSQ l LTTKIK LIILQI QXLI ute1 J Buutt I s 111.111 I F111 J I'1e Ixa t11e1 I .111 F211 61 ILIIIBI I-I I-h1111s lC0a G Llbd I Gla 1 111.1 ll J Selma LI I H.,1use1 ' ocls C Iic1y,.11 1 411 B11 lb IVII xc Fi-.st 1.'m1': .-X. Stz1L1vc1'111z111, E. II- .4-II11' ack, IZ. BL. ll V I, G. M1 ' -', Il. M W. Re ', . 2 , 1. Rice, R. Hoff ' , .. Carr, W. Schawe. Se ff I Iffflr: . big, R. ' S ', 1. K' 'l 1, I.. 1ch ', C. G ', . ' ' N Chl, . '11, 2. lser, J. Ile1111:-tt, Ii. Game-l, I-I. Kc..11Q-1' 4112 'g1 l. Thin! Roux' . ., ' Af- '. .. ' - ', I. H ', . -'r- ', Il. Iizutsch, W. Kc-z11'11s, I'. C11 wm-, J. Ilisccp I', I-'. Milli-1', Il. '-hm, . f' '1'.,tz111. J. IIil1'.!1l'.' -1'. s nool hav ng l e rnos e ool ,fear Al oresenl lhe race us v e Th e on, lwen lve o erence belween lne l nd l l pla Any School caolurung lhe remaunung 'nauor soorl logelher wal o e manor sporl sn l lake lursl place We shall be oul gunnung 'O ul Kff ll' Whal are our chances7 Lels lake a look al baseball The pulchung slall looks good Any leam walh a number ol velerans back should be able lo say lhe same lhung We have lour veleran pulchers an Murphy Le sl Blom and Wanamaker There us anolher hurler comung up who looks very good al oresenl Thal boy us Traunor l-le has very nuce lorm and appears cool under lure guule an assel ll us lrue we have losl a number ol unluelders lhe replacemenls however look good Among olhers Heywood Burke Bruede and Gerlz should be able lo conlrol lhe sulua luon We shall mass calcher Bessler who us uos lo u ecause ol an un ury have a lol ol conludence an lhe abululy ol Slegeman and Fuebug lo bear lhe brunl be hand lhe plale Al presenl ul would be dun cull lo say much aboul lhe oulluelders be ause e nol een lem n a nough A number ol velerans luke Arlung ruaus Balchle Lang ano l-leld should ook goo Barrang a lol ol ra n an ura,urues lne oullook s good lor a reasonably laur baseball season Wulh an exoeraenced baseball olayer as coach OT lhe learn we know we can hooe lor lhe bes+ We had a greal lurn oul lor lrack lhs year The boys are very enlhusuasluc aboul alone augurs lor a successlul season We losl some good lrack men lasl year Oulslandang among lhem was Von l-lagen who scored suxleen pounls un lhe Calholuc Four Way Meel lasl season Whale we rnuss lhe old boys we have a lol ol conludence un lhe new ones and leel llual lhey wall come lhrough wulh llyang oors Our caoable lrack coach l-lugh Burns says lhal we wull have a well balanced leam lhas year wulh a slrong grou ol sprunlers headed by Charles Schawe We were weak un lhe hurdes un pasl years lhus year lhere are lhree boys who may come lhrough wulh surprusung resulls an lhe lumber loppung d parlmenl Mr Burns would lake lo see Glen Menzer Bob Meyer and Muke Glaser break I9 seconds an lhe l2O yard hugh hurdles The shorler lhe slrude lhe lasler lhe sprunl So go lhe words ol lhe coach lo our 440 men lhas year Al presenl Duck l-lollman looks capable ol bellerung 56 seconds an lhas Left tu Hzulzi J I-lebug, Il Kemper, M Th10I1IOl1, XX Calloll Q ra a Y oohls lor fh enfre 2 we hav s h l cllon sch a . ' ery e . ' ' - :los . er ls l a ly-'I o En? oil. ' - , rx ' I 5 ' llrs a as ces. d. ', I d ' 7 ' a ' l ' n ' Sud . ' ' 1 f r ' . . 5 ' - l f 0 . ' ' F6 , ll and praclice regularly, rain or shine. Thls I f ' ' , E , c l . . . . F . I 1 . ' l ' : ' . I I I . . . . . - . eg l l S b . Slill, we ' ' , xx X'XX X T X .K I X, T evenl. There seems lo be a priorily on cole vaullers lhis year, lor lhey are lew and la' belween. Perhaps lhe dzzy heighls are loc much lor lhem. Because we losl a number ol lellermen, a greal deal will depend upon spiril and haro work. In lhe dillerenl evenls Mr. Burns fs depending uoon lhe lollowing boys lhis year. The sprinlers will comprise Schawe, Davis, Barrell, Slauverman, Carr and Karle. In lhe 440, l-lollman, Greiner, Reuler, Beringer and Gamel should come lhough. Our dislance men are Discepoli, Urban, Bennell, Miller, Buchheid and Hauser. We are depending upon lvlenzer, Glaser, Berger and Meyer in lhe hurdles. ln lhe Field evenls, lhe slrong men and iumpers will be made up ol Vollner Fancher, Ries, Crowe. Verkamp, Bausch, l-ley- wood, Tieman, Mink, Brehm and Fiebig. Thal is lhe lrack oullook lor lhe year. We know 'il'lughoy and his boys will come lhrough. Vlfe were league champions in goll lasl year. ln lhe Dislricl we were runnersfup. This gave our boys a chance lo compele in lhe Slale Meel where lhey gave a good accounl ol lhemselves and gained valuable experi- ence. Ol lasl years lour regulars we losl only one boy-Schulle. We shall miss Jerry, bul if we can lind anolher good goller lo leam wilh Flege, Lucas and Ballman, we ex- pecl lo go lar. Anolher good man should lake us lar loward lhe Dislricl lille and per- naps up-slale. These are high hopes. bul fl is always good lo aim high. We also have a reserve leam in goll. This makes il possible lo gel a line-up on malerial lor lhe coming years. The reserve leam has regular scheduled malches and compeles 'lor The Reserve League Championship. These boys are younger, lherelore lhey havenl lhe power behind lheir punch lhal some ol lhe older boys have. bul lor lorm and accur- acy lhey are hard lo beal. cu.xxSH W ' i X 12- Y, W1 , L ,c-,,..c M., MER., .,-14.-N Q Lasl year we had lo slarl our lennis leam lom scralch. Our purpose was lo build up a leam lor lulure years. The boys were young and wanling in experience, bul since only one boy was losl lo lhe leam lhrough gradualion, we should be able lo build somelhing worlhwhile around such boys as Kearns, Briede. Buchheid, Weisbrod and Buzek. They should do well wilh lheir added experience. The season lor spring sporls in high school is ralher shorl. I+ begins around Easler and closes lhe lirsl ol June. Il you consider lhe possibilily ol being rained oul any day during soring, and lhe lacl lhal lhere are lour First Row: C. Fritz fMg1'.J, R. Buzek, R. Briede, E. Arlinghaus, R. Batchler, H. Leist, P. McAllister, R. Murphy, W. Burke, J. Mulcare, W. Yon Luehrte, lMg1'.J Second Rauf: C. Lang, R. Held, J. Trainor, L. Stegeman, M. Heywood, M. Themes lCoachJ, W. Gertz, P. Blom, R. Fiebig, W. Wanamaker, W. Wohlwender, T. Tombragel. - Ik v 1 f X , .1 . I I N I Q O .X ff J -X -40 le t to Rzqhf N Lbu ch J 'Ioblu A SAINILIS J Ballman G Plege P Iu as 'NI Iletlkaplch N Uubbxod nvvfmes qomg on ar e e y U wr goo Ira omg T r Ihem GOO ,seeps In 'Yu .mdersfand why dv I I ru a o weI occupied TIMS aovanfaqe we know gram of sprmq sporfs as smooflfmly as one We WIII aporecwale Ia+ef on rw I e would Ike Never+I'1eIess we beI1eve Ihaf our boys ge+ much ouf of fnese acfwvwhes I+ 'II-IE ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT 2 L X..4 1 Qc 1 P 1 uchhun I Huzfk N I Seann lf H kflllpil E Nchlumtu E J I Hettebug XX he-arm . . A .. My N K K M H ,A , ,V xi... -.,. .1 I . Q I .11 , f ' .-.j.1zvu.- S , . ' . . . 1 , . ' r, .. .C . . j ' , . . ' ' ' . GCI' U ' on Iim , o 'II d If 'o , I If I e. 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O .f Q, fa 3 .Frmm Qhluh ilnr The Ic.IeaI Communlfy for II1e FamlIy Offers All Forms of Recreahon IIT3 CINCINNATI S FINEST INDOOR POOL LARGE GYM AND HANDBALL COURTS BOWLING ALLEYS CAFETERIA AND BAR SERVICE 93551 QIWIQ and McMullen A e-mes Cnncunnah Phone CHERRY 82IO 87I I I - I At Q o if f .Ia s.f,m.r1f.ftvL I ,-Ll I YL. V I ' L CONLEE DRY CLEANERS I455 I-Iarruson Avenue WAIDasIT I48I Clncunnah Ohio R T WELLING JEWELERS M II S+ree'r LocIcIand OIT o VAIIey OO65 HARRY WIETHE GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET Tafel and Wagner SIFGGTS PArIcway 8743 A ReI abIe S+ore for Dad and Lad BRIS CLOTHING HATS FURNISHINGS 6 AVONDALE DAIRY CO PASTEURIZED MILK AND CREAM and all dalry procIuc+s C Ton Spr nqs Ave Phone AVon 2387 LITTLEFORD NELSON sc:-TooL OF COMMERCE Neave BuTIdTng Fourfh aT Race CINCINNATI HOLY NAME CHURCH McMTIIan near Auourn Sunday Masses 7 00 8 00 B ngo every Monday PETER J FELDHAUS CARPENTER AND BUILDER CoIurnb 3 Aveme Read ng OIT o Phone VAIIey I772 . . . . I22 I , I I Nl 's 3 1Ir I . : - : -9:30-II:00-I2:I5 if , 1 T HERMAN KEMPERS SONS BEEF VEAL LAMB 'N A 7 MA m 4380 TH NORTH CINCINNATI LOAN 81 BUILDING CO JV Seef OWD OTTEN S MEN S SHOP rea urnq maf one y acwerr seo MEN S APPAREL 5 y ed Io The M mme 723 V re 5Iree'I IVIAH 35I9 Urine we aoemerw or Tom! 5IeII 1ar+e gradua+e of 35 GUARANTEED USED CARS P Ter I-I rber'f HERBERT MOTORS We Repaur All Makes of Cars Bod a G Fercner Repa mg KIFOII 3200 Klrby 3291 BEN KAISER JR Masier Plumber and Con+rac+or 3936 V me 5'rree+ UN vers Iy 2995 EDEN CLEANERS 81 DYERS Raymewd H I-Ioefker 8 E U vers Iy A em AVon 3723 CIDCIUNGTI Ohio Good Luck from +Iwe SPORTING CENTER Vme 5 eef Sporhng EvenIs by Special Wure JAS P BOLGER COAL CO Super Fuel Since I895 q CHe f 4760 I ' E Offv .l T I . 2 ' 20 - 22 - 2 , BGIIVT. Ie' Sveee 260' V25 L' CIFCIOPBT., Q45 I ON eI GTI! I I ' + 5 I II . A I 63 6 0 3 , . X 4050 5erF'wg Grove Avenue I I I I f' Q If V2 I I r , 71 J I r ,, r V Y , . I . v' I v ue 1 I I - ' A - 47I9 I 'f Er Jre' Eu'IdEr1g fm COMFLIMENTS SI' BonavenI'ure Church I798 Queen C:+y Avenue Pho ne WAbas 2547 G OEM Pas r eIIrnen CPM Ass sfan Rev CWII-I n CFM Asssan Chu cn C or K 0 P606 of San AnIon o rv af r em efunk Iv Ca an O S Francs 0 o SU NDAY MASSES HOLY DAY MASSES 830 CONFESSIONS Sa dovs ano E 300+o600 VTI 700 IO Bowling Alleys FINE RECREATION CENTER F REE PARKING Phone WAbash 9537 EVERYBODY WELCOME Orv P W 200 I GIVE US A TRY' Q ' h Rev, filer Meyer , . , I0 Rev. Jciesn Mc M . . . i f A . H A efman . . I., II I Ra. :S ' FN 0,P.Iv4. ,ur I r I Rev. Ewhr LI I f 'f QF. I., Chfpl I I I, ' I4 Soi 5:30 7:00 9100i-Ifqh Mass, I0:30, II:30 5:30 6:30 7:30, : 9:30 Im f . vez 5 fi . Days to : p. ., : cm. on ' IO Quo' eve , ,refng H' 7:00 mm. i,'C5,Q 55. 2 zzfn, VIII'IAT'SA ale IDEA P Af My Af, f rik Li! ,CID i TI-IE FELLOW BEHIND YOU IN I-IISTORY VOU OUT FOR HAVING T4-IE WRONG ANSWER TO TvIE QUESTION IIE COPIED FROH YOUR PAPFQ TI-IE TIME BAN LED There Ami' No Jushce P Ioul blabel what dom HWU mtall a Ll I e I Xe got It llght 011 the tlp of mx tongue 0 XX LII xou el I t lt out llltllc .lcld lp di Im x u flul llflxcl u IX lllght SINILIIQN Suu llgy No SOIIIL lts I IIIIIII xxglllt a Iapl. dll you LIONKI g I .Il the tl N my chlld II hw IO xou Ask' Cause thc. top of XOUI head IS IJOIUIIL, up thlough XOU1 hdll S clltz fed mg, IIIIZ Hillel xxho IS thls Llllz T e llaltest man lll thc xxolld tent? 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' 3 I l N A N St- '.: 'll' f .' I ll A , 'J 'JIM ' : h sz ' . ' , . . 'Y ' x S 1 .: ' ' I I A X If .-L 2.4.4 z 4-I 4 I WN ' -: Fl: 2' ' sail xlllp ' x -V 1. ll ', '- - II-LL ff L' i': ' , 'z ' 4, V Ak ,fly 4, WI j ' It jou llyillgf, X Ii tl f' 'I? '- I' ' :'ll's . ' A tvs 4 , -Y, W ll, wht' ' Q . '- ' gs? I . ... , S v r The Very Reverend Adalberf Rolfes O F M Provuncual The Franciscan Fafhers Province of S+ John +he Baphsf Sincere fxongrafulahons + The Gracluafes of I942 and of The exfend I 1 Q 2 kv: 5 , B3 I ., +- .,,., , ,A :N ' f pe' V ,.w Q ii' gfjifi-ffQ3ga, a f 'wx Xfrlf if Q! I f W I2 t Augustune Clwurclw REV LOUIS REIIXHOLD I-IERFF JONES CO Smart Class Jewelry WILLIAM C ULRlCH 7 M pl A e Athletic Department We Otter a Complete Array rw BEST SPORTING GOODS -l-l'12 Cunclnnatl Pxtlwletlc Goods Co nc 64l Mann Street Clnclnnatl Conwolrne 7 Pastor 5Ol a e venue Mt. Healthy, Ohio Cornpllrnents ot ot t e ., l Flffeen Mmuies from Founiam Square THE IMWALLE MEMORIAL FUNERAL SERVICE Avon 74I4 74I5 Spa nous Amr Condlhoned ST ANTHONY MESSENGER Comolfmerufs of Coma n 64 sag 5 o modern de-T1qruTuT and sw fy m T sror s wr ren by na vom mo rw Camo C amrwo s profusely arwo a++rac+ veg fra ed w colors T meiy no To 'r e mmufe ea es bolm msfrucfnve a d sp rmq for e ery member of fhe Tamufy 3053 57 EaS+ 87+h Shed r des asf we y Fran scan of n+eres Cleveland Ohm members in me Th rd Order of S+ Erarwcws arc To devofees of S+ Anfhorwy MANUFACTURERS OF SUBSCRIPTION 53 oo PER YEAR Palnfs Varnlshes an C 1 f Sam+ary Promohon Producfs ST ANTHONY MESSENGER gme 4905 I6l6 Republic S+ Cnncmnah Ohuo THE CITIZENS BANK of St Bernard Vme S+ree+ ai Washung'ron S+ Bernard Ohuo ' I . . . . f - .1 .xqllfl-IIHIII Cflflfulfz' Fflllliljf .Tlfljllllfllf ' , f ' I TTT ovhg SHO Te H' Jr' - GM' ' w 'T r. T . 7 T T QS T N T, . T 'X - - ' h - ' T 'ur , ' ' n in- T ' v ' . ' A H ' T, +1 CT - T T' To I I d Swirl for Sllllllllt' fl ag - - ' I T L E U ' l ROGER BM OTN P T A Meefs every 'fourfh Thursday D WANTED H VVOEBKENBERG DAIRY YQUNS MAN P P v OO TO COLLEGE Ph VAlI y 0392 The UnlverSl+y of Dayfon T 'lh WHEN IN NEED OF OFFICE SUPPLIES O e Semors ROOER BACON The Semors POUNSFORD STATIONERY CO OUR LADY OF Tl-E ANGELS 'WM f ' Oh HIGH SCHOOL St B6111ElI'd NIERCHANTS ASSOCIATION BUY AND SAVE IN ST BERNARD A, - A J 0 0 .. 0 Members and Visilors Welcome Membership ues Sl.00 a Year The Government lnduslry, Business, 63 Years of Quali+y and Sefvlce Civil Service are calling lor College- frainecl Men. T , repo now TO Serve ' yOL,r COUFITFY fo lhe besf Of your a llll . one e Daylon, Ohio of fs call 'l'l'Ie from A of I I ain S reef Cincinna i, io O l X - L 1. L, to . -F3 2255 P, ' ,Q W 10VJ BE A LEADER I ff Quay X W4' T0 BE A GENTLEMAN 0 11 A GOOD ClTlZEN 4 JW fc Qt I g TO EARN MONEY You Don + Have To Be Grown up a theate1 txcktt eanlw lll the aftelnoon The box offlce 5.,11l sald x 2.1611 t Vou school keldel leplled Oh lt s a ll ht Ixe got L measles Mothel Another bltc that lug and xou xxlll hate to leaxe the table X ukamp Anothel bltt at big and thlou h Hoehn fXXltI16SSlI'lg a tug of ual fo the fust tlmel It would be a whole lot easlex 1f they got a knlfe and cut the thing Hom sald Hllede Ixe Just seen a man xx ho makes horses -he xou qulte sule Sald hls lTlOtl'l6l 'le he leplled had a hOlS6 nearlw fimshed when I saw hlm He was Ilalllllg on the feet Nlexxml Mervm' Cannon NX hat Ma Nlothel Ale you Splt tlllg' m the fish bovsl Cannon N But Im coming pletty close He lat basketball gamej That fellow at centel xxlll be ou1 best man befoze the season lS over She Oh D1Ck thus IS so sudden ik O wx 5-. I7 ,fl Cm Q 'Time DEAR ow cou PLE Que cenwn Lovew sovnomome wuo vs wuo HAS A cnusu on me cmvrmu GAMHN 1'3l,,JE':,ll?5E,,Qg OF THE TEAM 0 THE STUDENT BODY AOORES v , l 2 THEM AND CALLS 'THEM HON N POD Ziff ? Q? if Q- fb xlxxgo ' D X ?ffj'if ff on vf l ge t 1 2 -X X 'ill sms T mon 990 N-x SCHOOL 'hO TALKS ALL D. MNC 2 X-2 ABouT WHAT HKS 8 A1 Sgllfoa lgbgoftf gs me cnomes or me STAR muse Nuo snow ' CH0lCE BITS or ms own PRNATE un: AT mn www HE mu AN unqomzoso nonsm Tow men ln +l1e Stands l -E X 3. u u X rg Ill I' ' 5- WQ ' E. gl .. vv , ' ,' - 1' T0 ' ,, T Zl all-W A 11,3 - v ' ' - v'- 'A 2522 K' l ' ' ' '. w Ml llz I ' h, - ' . He X D N . , ' fffq R- r 7 if l'ff I, lf , lm ' ' ' ' .' ' A ,I !,, iw x'N ' , 'l X , V - - .n . ,,, Q E 46 -Nl' fx' l -, - 1 T ,sie ' 7 K f gf f X E m ' 6 - I U .xy l A ,' n v ' , .,,. Q . , '. 3 A .z .l . Y , sl: ' 1 - - , , frm f I V : 0. ' N i X ' . n f ' 'E rad I kc NN Keidel was about to buy 'QIIW' ' PN? 1 1 A ' - I . , ' 1 V I ' ' , . W at Q fl Q -as E 0 5: . - ' fp ' I I ' ell Aj . .- uxvhb, . r . in ,fr K LQ. ,. on ,f , , at at 1 fo 'Q h . : , 1,7 I 1 I ll 'Lf . ' K th- - +1 ' , , . . XJ L 7 ' 3 L 3: V 1 .Z A- . 2 ky f X f Q . ' , ,' . . Z cy ia, v,. -, , H, ,In . I ii! ig 00 7 kgs 1 ,H Z .- . ,- , Y Z 2' uv.: S fyff th ' ' I'll be Q E Q 2? 9 ., X, I V r, f 'K W 'X G1 I 4 Aa lf G U cr I H' .5 :f Y, , O' Lf ess 4, t 3: ., I I 'T --tx 7 lf X f . ' ' ' ' 1' M 'THE 0. Eff' fi , X-'-f ,, A'f ' ' A N' - ' .H if 5 'P 34 E ' - ' , ,, , I 1 O ST CLEM WI PARISH Compliments of 5 - . Ll J A 1 41 Na N :- - ' I' Y 4 , Q V 1, vig ' iv Q 'Q 3 , 5 ,f 'N , 5' N: Q I . 1 5 ,fflik I Y . M ff 6 gfxr 3 gl 1 v ' . S 2' L, , 1 'Q f Eff? swlrh 435' tu 1' V' rig-gf, ff, 'f L 3 A 5' ' 8 ,' 73 -'rl T - 5' m 5,6 1. 1 fa '-'. 'I' D :N . - 'M' FK ',.,:.1, . ' .' 'Nw' g 'f.i,x:xz ?:'g1!i A -in' f- , ' F ' . K V 1 Y f Q ,,,,-L .. ,, .....-.gf .f 3 ,iaf 2 WZ X Y .I K2 Y. Q W7 --f- f. ,M 1, 1 4 W 1 gf' 3 5' v 4' 'rr K .P VIA qx 3 ,F Q . ff 5' v ' '4f Best WISIICS + h II 1 flfluates ROGER BALON ALL MNI THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION o 'r e J 'c from xi A 'I I Q I Keep in Iouch wi+h +he School BY JOINING GENERAL CONTRACTORS SI Bernard Ohmo THE BYRNES CONWAY CO DURBAN S GREEN HOUSES Ile Specnallze un Corsages for YOUR Dafe We Dehver Anywhere FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 533 Mcfklo n UNoversI+y 7866 Cor'npIeIe Lne of All Popular Candwes Ice Cream Pa Is ConIec'r1ons Soda Founrann Necessmes GEORGE HENGEHOLD SONS WHOLESALE JOBBER IN CANDIES 3I I4 Bishop SIreeI C ncrnnafu Ohio Phone AVon 3245 DIA fowos WATCHES ALVIN G ROETEPOHL JEWELER U EIrnwood Pla VAI ey 6285 omrl rnenrs of EAGLE DANCE CLUB DANCING Eroay Samfday and Sunday For Reservahons Call AVon 9435 PETER MERKLE CHOICE MEATS AND POULTRY Dunn Sfreef LocIcIand Ohmo Phone VAIIey OIO8 OlO9 WE DELIVER NATIONAL ACADEMIC CAP 81 GOWN CO 82I 823 Arch Sfreef PhuIadeIphua Pa Manufacfurers and Ou+I'THers of Academuc Caps Gowns and Hoods Cholr Gowns Church Ves+men'fs Caps and Gowns Used af Ihe Roger Bacon I-I gh S hool SupoI ed by Us ua If Serv Ce BEN RIESENBERG SONS INC COAL COKE AND FEED D el VAIIey 0630 O63I o mba and Resenberg Avenues Readnnq Oho E, I, ' I9 Bank Sfreef . , ' . 6903 1 Woe Sffeef ce I ' C ,IU , . . . R . E - . 222 , ' . I . .' . O III - I , . I I ,, ,N . . XJ IM I I . . ' I I C I I JOHN SCHWARZ FINE FOOTWEAR 754 756 E McMillan S'Iree'f Wa nul l'l IIS Phone WOodburn 9728 orqe I Vonde Haa Pre GEO A FLOHR CO LIBRARY BOOKBINDERS 2 3 Edwards Buuldnng 528 WaInu+ SIree+ C nc nna o o Schools Colleges and Individuals BIIIDERS OF II-IIS ANNUAL Phone PArIcway I8 I4 FOR FRESH MILK AND CREAM C6 FRED KATTLEMAN DAIRY AVon 9I37 Umon ar MEINERS CAFE wr-HSKEY WINE BEER Glendale 6IO8W Spnngleo Palme Woodlawn Oh o 48l8 Van Cornpl menls o PRISCILLA BAKERY Gordon Nash Prop e Sfreel' Phone AVon I595 Bernard THE GAUDEAMUS CLUB Roger Bacon Hngh School nrro eo o Anr a Help Us Io Help fhe School L H G-EIGER FAMILY FRANK HARTMANN SR ELLSWORTH HARTMANN 4536 Park Place 5 If ac Ge . I ' f 3. 40I- - ' I, I +I - . ' Era' she ' I899 ' B II u . I i , E 4537 'vfne Steer SI. Bernard I : C: ' Sf. CO II U I ' TIYIS -o I CCMZDI-'DGn'S of . , . J. ern. SI' Francis Seraph Church Telephone PArkway 0339 Llber+y and Vane Sfreefs Cmclnnah Ohio Rev Joach rn MarIcus O E M Pasror Rev Gordon Genr ng Q E M A s Rev Gerard Br nkrnan Q E M Assvs+anI ORDER OF SERVICES SUNDAYS ow Masses 5 O 0 0 ng Mass 9 30 :dren s Ma s 8 0 Rosary and Benedldo ar 2 00 o rn Baprrsrns a+ I 30 o rn HOLY DAYS OF OBLIGATION I-hgh Mass and Beneo o GT 9 0 GENERAL COMMUNION SUNDAYS FOR THE SOCIETIES Eur? Sunday of 'rhe Monfn Young Lao es Socwefy and SodaI1+y Second Sunday I-Iol Marne Soclery Th r Sunday Marrwed Ladues Somew and S+ L as Fr fern fy of II Order Fourrh Sunday S+ Rose Afar Socrefy Frsf Frxday of Each Mon+h The Scnool Cn Idren So owful Mo+her Novena Servwces every E oaf evenmnq a+ 5 30 7 30 8 30 0 Q . ' E . . I., s Isfanf L - 13 ,710 ,810 II:00, and l2:I5 I-I' h - : . CHI s -- :0 ' In ' 2 . . Low Masses - 5:00, 6:00, 7:00 8:00, ll:00. I2:I0 ' lcd n ' 13 w - Y ' ' d I - ' ' ' , ' I . od a Iv I I ' - f 'I . D6 S l:I'I2l'1ClS -l-26Cl'l2l'S H0091 Bacon H1011 School Dads' Learn all abou+ +l1e school your boy a++ends Evening Meehng Every Fourfh Thursday of +l'1e Monlh Complimenfs of llme D. . T. d I - I I Club of C4 5 7 THE HELPFUL LAD WHO CRACKS YOUR 54 gf X TOOTI-I ENAMEL ON Tl-IE DRINKING FOUNTAIN Ixhlllllf., salr rIl'l8lIIf,s lf coal lb SCIIIIIK at SIX clollals .1 ton and lou pax youl cledlel txwn tx ffllll Ilollals hull lna.nx tone xxlll he lump, xou l e oxel t I6 tons bald IICIIIIII., XI hx that lsnt II ht xxllllllgl I lxnmx ltplled II ell ID t ex a ro UI S Hhfx ale u I 1, cl 4 tl gldfludtlllll I l 1' I ltlp ltllClx lou III IIUIIIS Mllltl II hat fo! 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Hamlllon Avenue Norlhsude 1942 SENIOR CLASS DIRECTORY Arlnghaus Edward J Asorock Paul E Aucnello Frank J Auslung Lawrence B Ballman Joseph L Balchler Roberl G Behler Wllllam A Benz W llnam A Berluer Ralph W Berlke Ralph E Bnerman Wllluam Blom Wllllam J Boehm Paul J Brehm Roberl J Brlede Richard J Buchhend Rlchard W Buck Edmund E Burke James E Busch Roberl W Conners Thomas Cook Warren H Copeland Lawrence Deye Roberl L Doyle Palrlck J Eckslem Erwm J Edelman Charles G Efller Roberl P Ehlers Wllllam 510 Locusl Slreel 3 5 Vlne Slreel 2603 3957 5128 4255 4684 Dennls Slreel Glen Cross Avenue lmwalle Avenue Vlrgunla Avenue Dane Slreel 9 Blue Rock Hollner Slreel 79 Alberl Slreel 7414 Easrpark Avenue 304 McClelland Avenue 353 Rockdale Avenue 1681 Wesrwood Avenue 18 Easl UDIVGFSIIY Avenue 4267 Fergus Slreel 1932 Conneclncul Avenue 5269 Coleraln Avenue 1 Louls Avenue 5804 3833 2315 6 2704 4724 2167 Lalhrop Place Sprung Grove Avenue Homeslde Avenue Rohs Avenue Homesade Avenue Euclld Avenue Vme Slreel Sprung Grove Avenue E :ng Ernsl' Ernsl Even Roberl J Pau E Thomas L Charles E Earrell Wllluam H Easce Louus H Fnscher Edward F Ellzpafrlck James I-l Elege George H Folz David L 8 Vlne Slreel 414 Pike Slreel 1214 Thxrd Slreel' 330 Bradley Avenue 2135 B Freeman Avenue 1812 Readmg Road 6017 Lanlana Avenue 4525 Lawrence Slreel 813 Thurd Slreel 1565 Reld Avenue Emwood Place Readlng Corryvulle Avondale 5+ Bernard Norlhsude Norlhslde Whlle Oak Norlhsude Sl Bernard Carlhage Sl Bernard Avondale Ealrmounl CIDCIHDGII Norlhslde College Hull Clnclnnalr Clnclnnall College Hull Clnclnnalu Cuncunnall Clrllon College Hull Clnclnnall Sl Bernard Clnclnnall Readlng Readlng Readmg Readung Clnclnnaln Reading College I-lull S+ Bernard Readlng College I-111 'I , . l , . 41 16 I ' I ' I I . g . . ' , . R. R. , ' , , 1631 Y ' ' , ' ' J. . Cannon, Mervln B. 757 Cllnlon Springs Avenue Avondale ' J. . . . . v R. . . . . , . I I 10 I ' I ' ' , ' . 110 ' ' I. I ' . . I ' u . . I . ' . I SENI CLASS DIRECTORY .1 V r A.1ff ,In '. 11 1, ' 3 Qui.-' E 1' 222 w,4JJV ,i , gwnl, CYMYI' ,V 25: i-V - i f 2155 11 V, fn, ' . 'N' F' 1 - 32 fi j., V-VNV., 1, 'IQ ,,1.' U2 fHl'f1,'fJ 'gi' ,n.. rpm 'Z 31.1 . F-V, V fp., WV, NJ . f ' ,, ' M, 4 'j 413 YWC,-5 4, 1 Xff,rv.,f- ii ff,-'Fd - j fx' ,Y,, . ,X rwn t ' Q ff V f mf '35- ' jgdyu .in-,I Cx, Qiff .Aff i-,...- f'nA ,war . ., ,' E-Q-rifyd Ibis fav A-,V . . ,f , ,. ,. ..4 My , , . '-!,4, A, A ,, ,X V- ,X , F , i. NJC'-jg! ' f 'A .':n.Ai' .Q'. I ' '11 i7f 'S . f' -, - fx W ,V 5 74, ,I U Xl, ,I Iify Vlfr, T., . 1 im., GEF- 'W 1,511 , M 4. . , f 1225 ,I +A- P Aff .167 L V- 2 Aff, . . J .. V, . ,V , .. 1 K A ' 'A V' KXAW - 4 ' i If 'rrp :A V1 i fN.mi,' fb, 5 273' 1- ,'.' if A .X ,, A.. .--' 1942 SENIOR CLASS DIRECTORY Krermer W1 am A Kruse Rrcna o M Larnoe Jose n A Le1s1 Henry A Lrerl Rayrno 0 W Lunde Char1es J Lrnz Herman J Lucas Ra1ph W McManus Howard C Merer Char1es F Menzer G1enn E Meunchen Kenne Meyer Edward J Meyer Rober1 J M der A1ber1 G Muller Norber1 J Mon1gomery Frank L Mon1gomery Wr111am Mulcare Jack P Murphy Rrchard F Newman Thomas C Nncholas Wr11red C Noe Rober1 L O Hearn Rrchard T P1e1u1capuch Mrchael P Rabe Edward G Roe111cer Paul A Roll Raymond B Rugh Jack F Rusche Rrcnard C an er A 1hur J 5cherman W 1am J 5Cherpenbero Tne e 56 ege1 W 1a C 5ch1ue1er Eowa o 5 h1ue1er E1me A 5chm1d1 Gee oe E 5chm1o1 Je o e W 171B Dex1e Avenu 2077 Harrson Aver' e 249 Go ornan Averue 5923 Lan1ana Avenue 4042 Runnymede Avenue 2B13 Euc1 d Avenue 1844 Bres ng Avenue 313 Vrne 51ree1 5218 Broerman Avenue 290 DorChes1er Avenue 2648 Dennus 51ree1 4243 Tower Avenue 414 Washrng1on Avenue 1728 Queen Cl1y Avenue 431 5ou1hv1ew Avenue 538 R ngqo1d Avenue 18 Escalon Avenue 205 Eas1 Ross Avenue 517 McA1p1n Avenue 4249 Fergus 51ree1 116 Eas1 C1u11on Avenue M1 Alverno Pro1ec1ory 7845 Mar11n 51ree1 58 G1enwood Avenue 6703 Be11s Avenue 43701nnes Avenue 5810 5aranac Avenue 317 Jackson Avenue 17 0a1c1awn Drive 57 Grchard 51ree1 5123 1mwa11e Avenue 523 C urch 51ree1 4319 5 11 a Avenue S44 Ea 1 M1che11 Aver e 1620 C 1or a Avenue 1620 Ca11orn a Aven B19 Vxfa1 am Avenue 24 We E1oer 51ree Q n Fa moun1 ChC1nna11 Co1eGe 1-1111 C1 C1nna1 C1nC1nna1r Co11ege Reaornq 51 Bernard M1 Auburn Crnc1nna1n 51 Bernard 51 Bernard 1:a1rmoun1 C1nc1nna1u C1nc1nna1r Car1haqe 51 Bernard CrnQrnna1r 1X1or1hsrde Crnc1nna11 Prrce H111 M1 Hea11hy C1ncunna1r Co11eqe 1-1111 C1nc1nna1r C1ncrnna11 51 Bernard Eas1wood Bernard Bernard Bernard Berna d C n rr-r-a1 Bono 1-111 d H1 Co 1eoe 1-111 C nc nna1 '. 7, 1 . r e C3n In a11 . Q . o , ' 1, ' ' . V X U 1 D X X .n . I ' , . ' 7 H111 , . 'h R. . , ' ' A. . Oa14Tey, Wi111am R. 93 Juerqens Avenue C1nc1nna11 , ' . 51. 5 d s, r I . 51. , 'QF . - h 51. a L OGC' A. ur 'v T1 51. r hl , fn , 5 ' u MQ' ,r ' , f ' J. rr' 1 1 1 I -Q , '. r . 'I' ,' ue Bef' 11 ' , fa! . 1 A 1n 1 1 J- 1' ' 5 , r rn . 1 5' ' 1 1 f Q 942 SEN CLASS DIRECTORY wg V15 FHNH F7010 J! n J in ey J rn Wu Je Mortage! Tnonn Qer an George er Robe lrw n Wner Roberf N1 VOn Vo Haqf me Hagfn aw Xfi Gcoroe Cnrrs H F3- Wr warn noni fa ence oe Z GS V F A H 'IPA J f 4 3 eno fu N , Afe -4 oe 49l3 -ieqy C 2 V7g+ v1 A 3 me 1 gn In mfr S nnoJr 3760 Howard Road D rnar J JD -4 Coe ann Ave 2030 Rmrnef Aven A Be rn 7 4e ver Place V D rcnesfer Ave 3742 Krnnerrw Aver 4229 G eenNee Avon e S LRG aoe 2 Jeff rson Aven e e Axe r-11 ,- 303 J Rerson Avenue 4 Srwefrin AJ J r M 1 Srree ur m o n Avenu 0 6 Af AA NOG 'VUE ,jr nur P-4 f Amo rn HHN Auburn B rnwr Bernarn v e HUF nngrr 3 '7 WH? 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