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

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1.1 JOseph Balbirer Joe's favorite subject is Chemistry. He always did well in any Science. A quiet fellow, says little, does much. He showed literary ability as associate editor of the Ba- conian and as a member of the Yearbook staff. Raymond Apple Ray hails from the great town of Carthage and is proud of it. Most of his spare time he spends 1n Price Hill, where a certain Ann dwells. He is a quiet lad, but stores up Wise- cracks for F1 . Andrew's period. Vincent Auskamp Vince is constantly active. He is famous for his snap- shots of the football games and the dances. He is a leading member of the Cam- era Club, the track team and the band. Vince is well liked, conservative. Richard Ba uscI-I Dick is a big blond lad from downtown. He was tackle on the varsity football team for three years. During the summer he works as a brick- layer. A pleasant fellow who will make his mark in life. Norbert Bella Norb is a human spark-plug who enjoys riding the Special from Northside each morn- ing. Some interest other than the street car makes him ride the Special. He is frequently in the company of Hubert Koehler.

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Book Two ACHIEVEMENT Graduates Undergraduates

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Paul Blom Paul is a swell fellow-ea barrel of fun. He played with zest in the intramural basketball league. Works in a Carthage drug store after school as a soda-jerker. Known to all his pals as Skeets. Robert Berning Bob is a quiet fellow. Mr. Johnson considers him an extraordinary bookkeeper be cause he has his own system. He expects to join the Ma- rines and become a radio technician. Arnold Bessler Everyone knows Red as the hard-driving fullback of the football team. As co-captain he was largely responsible for its success. Has ambi- tion to play professional? football; is popular with the fair sex. Andrew Brickweg Andy is very popular by rea- son of the fact that he is one of the most loyal students in attendance at all athletic and social events of the school. He drives a grocery truck as his after-school occupation. Walter Brickweg Walt has played football for the past three years and was key man in Baconis fine de- fensive play this past season. Firmly believes that the lunch period is the only one of any real value.