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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1951 volume:

The Public Library of Cincinnati Et Hamilton County The Gift of Roger Bacon High School jigvggu PUBLISHED BY SENIOR CLASS ROGER BACON HIGH SCHOOL CINCINNATI, OHIO WON 6 LOST. 73' GCL CHAMPS , Roger Bacon, Roger Bacon, We sing to your fame, , ' We treasure in our hearts, the memory- of your name. Roger Bacon, Roger Bacon, our faithgifz you will live, . i ' Linked With our fondest hopes, our fervent praise we give. : Cheer students! Cheer students! Raise your voices loud and clear. Hear students! Hear students! M ay its fame reach far ancfnear. March on! March on! Be brave dnd win the fight . Ever true and loyal students,1et's unfurI the Brown and White! hm; MLULnL. . Ldallunv: l, eontento ADMINISTRATION ................................ 10-13 FACULTY ................................................ 14-24 SENIORS .................................................. 25-50 CLASSES .................................................. 51-60 RELIGIOUS .............................................. 61-70 SPORTS .................................................... 70-86 ACTIVITIES ............................................ 87-130 B m 0-w- The Most Reverend Karl I. Alter, D.D., LL.D. ARCHBISHOP of CINCINNATI ZOHHPWHmHZHZUP The Very Reverend Romuald A. Mollaun, O.F.M., S.T.D. FHIAR PROVINCIAL of CINCINNATI, PRESIDENT of ROGER BACON x iix A D M N I S T R A T I O N The Reverend Andrew E. Cox, O.F.M., M.ED. PRINCIPAL of ROGER BACON The students, their parents, the alumni, and the faculty are proud of Roger Bacon's principal, Father Andrew. They feel that the administration of this Cathoh'c High School could not be put into more capable hands. Through the years his one aim, as principal, has been to form the youthful students into well disciplined, educated Christian gentlemen. Our prayers and best wishes to you, Father Andrew! May God grant you the grace and strength to carry on with this priestly work for years to come. ZOHHPWHmHZHZUD The Reverend Ronald R. Nunlist, O.F.M., M.A. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL The complex duties of the assistant principal of Roger Bacon are, to say the least, staggering; and Father Ronald merits 1007a for capability and etticiency. His duties com- prise the management of student-scheduh'ng, curricqum arrangement, guidance director, moderator of activities, dances, assemblies, elections, etc., etc., plus the educatiOn of sophomore students in plane geometry. Our hats oft to a brilliant and priestIy friend! A prayer of gratitude to you, Father Ronald. Rev. Eric Geisen O.F.M.. ILB. Spams' b 1. 2 Typing 1, 2 Rev. Raphael Clause O.F.M., A3. Dean Physics Rev. Bennet Rothcm O.F.M.. AB. Band Orchestra Religion 4 MM. Rev. Denis Moran 0.1M. MA. American History Rev. William Trummer 0.P.M.. M. Ed. Latin 1. 2 German 1, 2 Rev. Aldzic Heidlage 0.114., MA. Pzacutator Algebra Rev. Ermin Werle 0.F.M., M. Ed. Drama Mexit System Religion 2 English 1 Rev. Florian Grave O.F.M.. M. Ed. Religion 1. 4 English 3 Rev. Flavian Schneider O.F.M.. M. Ed. Assistant Proctuutor Chemistry Rev. Paschal VaInskuhler 0.F.M.. Ali. Baconicm English 4 Rev. Lucian Ricks O.F.M.. MA. Troubadour Photographer Latin Club Camera Club Latin 1. 2. 3. 4 Rev. Aloysius Held O.P.M.. AB. Tax Stamp Drive Religion 2 General Science Mechanical Drawing 1, 2 Rev. Owen Gehring O.P.M.. AB. Spiritual Director Religious Council Junior Spartan Players Civic: Sociology Rev. Edmund Moore 0.F.M.. M. Ed. Guidance Counselor Social Studies 2 English 1 Rev. Conan Taylor O.P.M.. LB. Baconian Inniot Science Club Biology General Science Electricity Radio .-ll'$'V 1 I x Rev. Peter A. Ricke O.F.M.. B. Mus. Music Glee Club Religion 2 Rev. Alan Heat 0.?.M.. ms. Athletic Directdr B-Aihletfc Club Religion 1 Rev. Rona'n Heifer O.F.M.. M. Ed; Troubadour B-Scholastic Work! History Religion 2 Rev. Dunstan Schmidlin O.F.M.. I.C.L. Moderator of White Party World History Religion 3 Rev. Berno Butz O.F.M., M. Ed. Assistant Procurator American History Rev. Brice Mulroy O.F.M., AB. CSMC Assistant Spiritual Director Radio Club General Science Rev. Gonzaga Moran o.r.m.. B.S.L.S. Confessor Librarian Rev. Kiemn Quinn O.F.M.. AB. Art Religion 3 Billagmbenfnmiisj Mr. Iohn Doerger ILB. English 3 Mr. George Johnson Ph. B. Student Union Dances Bookkeeping 1, 2 Mr. Paul Meyer Ph. B. M odemtor of Brown Patty English 2- Business Bconomics 4 Mr. Robert Fanning Ph. B. English 1. 2 Mr. Walter Omella 3. Se. Assistant Coach Bookkeeping 1 Economics Mr. Emmett Crowe B. Sc. Head Coach Physical Education Mr. Henry Leist B. Sc. Algebra Advanced Algebra Miss Alvina Doetgez Registrar Miss Juliana Doerger Assistant Registrar Qoger $acon Senioro IAMES I. ALEXANDER Band. Orchestra. Merit Student . . . Ambition to be a chemist . . . Alex admits liking all girls . . . pals with I. Donahue, Meckley and Kemen. RONALD I. AMRHEIN Merit Student. Football, 13. Athletics . . . The quiet Angel of White Oak . . . Dinger . . . Works as a carpenter . . . Ambition to be a building contractor. GLEN A. AUSTING Monitor, Kangaroo Court . . . Pals with Doty, Heilman and Tzilschler . . . Has an interesting hobby of making model railroads . . . Best subject, Historywmosl interesting, he says. ALLEN I. BARROW AI is a St. Clement chap who claims Solid Geometry is his worst subject . . . Pals with everybody but Austing . . . Plays F.0.P. baskeiba . JAMES I. BECK Merit Student. Kangaroo Conn. a very diligent student who seldom causes any trouble . . . Pals with Rakel. Donahue, Lammert and Kemper . . . Says he is going to college. FRANCIS BEITZINGER Football. 13. Athletics, Basketball Manager . . . Beitz hates English . . . Says the school would be all right if it were not for home work and English. 26 laoo o; 1951 GERALD E. BERENS Merit Award Winner, B-Scholaslic, Religious Council. Baconicxn. A brain, Gerry was a quiet unassuming fellow tron: Notthside. Everyone's friend. Missed most of his second semester because a! sickness. CHARLES S. BIEHN C.S.M.C., Religious Council . . . Charlie likes to 1001 around with cars . . . works at Albers' Super Market . . . Says Chem- istry is interesting. EUGENE E. BILLMAN Latin Club. Kangaroo Court, and Monitor . . . Pals with Din. Weber, Biehn . . . has ambitions to be a chemist . . . says his hobby is girls. ROBERT I. BLOM Eggs was one of Bacon's Golfers . . . ambition is to get out of school . . . worst subject: History; best subject: English . . . says he always had fun in Father Paschal's class. CLIFFORD G. BORN Merit Student. Dramatic Club, Religious Council . . . Rooter: foolen kid Clifty pals with the College Hill gang and a certain Phil Tierney . . . am certain to settle down with a certain chic. WILLIAM I. BROSS Band. Orchestra. C.S.M.C., Merit Student. Religious Council . . . Bill is a St. Ignatius lad who says Bacon has the best reach- ers in the city . . . usually found with Flick. Geisler, and Freking. 2.7 oger $616014 Senioro MARVIN R. BROZ Merit Student. Track, C.S.M.C.. Band. Orchestra . . . Marv is a very active fellow at Roger Bacon . . . says R. B. is what you make it . . . wants to be a metaHurqist aiter going to college . . . twin. BERNARD E. BRUNING Football. Basketball. Merit Student, Monitor . . . Bernie fishes and hunts as a hobby . . . usually seen with loerIing, Over- beck, and Lammers . . . his like: freedom: dislike: school. CLARENCE H. BULLER, IR. Merit Student. Oxatorical Contest . . . Bubbles of White Oak wants to be a mortician . . . Girls, sleeping, and cars are among his many hobbies . . . loves all the babes. WILLIAM I. BURKETT Dramatic Club, Merit Student. Oratoricdl Contest, Bacom'an. IL, Cheerleader . . . Wee Willie is probably Bacon's most active student . . . social man about town . . . was very active in politics. JOSEPH W. CARLOTTA Merit Student, Glee Club. Cheerleader . . . Mario Lama - to Fr. Bennett at least, Chic. Secretary of War . . . ambi- tion: to be rich and handsome: his dislikes: penance: and homework . . . Pals: Cioran and Elsbemd. LEONARD W. CARRAHEB Religious Council. Glee Club, C.S.M.C., . . . LH' Len wants to be a Real Estate Agent . . . likes to drive his '29 Chev. The Rod . . . Pals with everyone. 28 laoo 03 1951 IAMES H. CLORAN Merit Winner. Basketball Manager. Orctoricul Contest. Re- ligious Council. Kangaroo Court, Junior Town Meeting, Iunior Spartan Players . . . Chick Iimmer was a zeal Man of Bacon . . . Pals with Froehle and Carlotta . . . Has ambition to be a draftsman . . . Likes all girls . . . found education can be fun the R. B. Way. MORTON R. COWGELL Merit Award Winner. Baseball. Football, Track, Basketball, 13 Athletics Club Mid you have any doubhm . . . Goal: coaching; hobbies: sports . . . Zip to his friends and to those who saw him perform in basketball . . . Winner of individual all sports trophy . . . Civics. the best; Radio, the worst. EDWARD W. COYNE Winner Merit Award . . . Best subject: Sociology, because it is informal and easy to get . . . Doesn't like English and Public Speaking . . . Hangs around with Kispezl. Roehrich. Garrad. ANGELO R. DATTOMO Baseball. Basketball. 13 Athletics Club . . . Would periodi- cally get hot when substituted into a basketball game . . . A Fairmoumer, along with Nick and BOBO, his best pals . . . Likes Chemistry, because it comes easy. RONALD W. DEARWATER Merit Award Winner, Freshman and Reserve Football, Re- ligious Council, Baconian and Baconian, IL. Kangaroo Court . . . Going to X. . . . Likes and dislikes: like most things. except to write essays and poetry for Fr. Paschal . . . Likes :1 cute Imle sophomore. M-Iv-e. RICHARD W. DEIDESHEIMER Merit Award Winner. Streetcar Monitor . . . Ambition in life: to get a good paying job with little W0! . . . A Northsider and friend of Noe, Meinerding, Berens . . . Likes to read sports stories . . . Neva.r absent or late in four years . . . Works in a paint store after school. 29 CDoger $acon Senioro FRED I. DEUBELL Merit Award Winner, Kangaroo Court . . . Fritz works at Schlanser's Apothecary . . . Ambition: to own a chain of drug stores . . . Pals with Humbert Hoffman, and Schrand . . . Answers to Dewey. DANIEL R. DIRR Pinkie wrote for the Baconiun, although he considered English his onst subject . . . Liked accounting best . . . One of the Fairmount boys . . . Enjoyed the plays at O.L.M. tre- mendously. IOHN W. DONAHUE Honey-due finally arrived at a bass horn in the Band . . . Hobby: reading for enjoyment only . . . Ambition; to be a salesman . . . Liked by all the girls and boys . . . Sure bet to succeed. KEVIN A. DONAHUE Merit Award Winner, Football Manager. Lcdin Club, B. Ath- letics . . . Kev came to Bacon in his sophomore year from Detroit . . . His ambition: to become a man of distinction . . . Going to college. RONALD L. DONNELLY Pun hailed from St. Pius . . . One of Kennedy's boys . . . Would like to be a wheel some day . . . Likes free days naturally . . . Best subject: English? HERBERT T. DOTY Chemistry Award, B. Scholastic. Basketball Manager . . . Terror of the teachers . . . Scourge of the unwary . . . Bean shooting specialist . . . Firecracker artist . . . Will make U. C. his test- ing ground. 30 graduation lace oi 7951 .E. HAROLD T. DUESING Religious Council . . . interested in the Annual coming out . . . gave the teachers a break: kept mouth shut . . . clerk at Mitchell Food Shop . . . Advanced Algebra proved worst subject. 'mmy4 WW RICHARD L. ELLERT From St. Bernard . . . plans to become a mechanic . . . interested in collecting coins . . . no plans for further kchooling . . . found Bookkeeping his worst subject. LEO I. ELSBERND Merit Award Winner, Oratorical Contest, Camera Club . . . Put in much hard work at a Drug Store . . . would like to be- come a mechanical engineer . . . enjoys photography and working on his car. RICHARD ENWRIGHT Merit Award Winner, Lalin Club . . . realized ambition in life: to graduate from Bacon . . . Hails from Corryville, pals With the boys therefrom . . . can. always be found at Greeks. DANIEL I. EVERS Track Managev. Baconian. B. Athletics Club. C.S.M.C.. Triple A-C Science . . . The Fat Menace from White Oak wants to make money . . . pals and girl friends are many because he likes everybody. JAMES P. FARRELL Religious Council . . . Soda jerker at Discepoli's in Winton Terrace . . . Little Red likes to tinker with cars . . . plans to get on the Police Force . . . Liked Fr. Owen's stories . . . very good dancer. 31 : V ROBERT A. FLICK Father Bennet's right hand man in band and orchestra . . . Mr. Music . . . Merit student for all four years . . . Aiming at engineering, likes math best . . . The pride a! St. John's. EDMUND I. FREKING Another pillar of the band. and orchestra . . . Hopes to follow his dad as store manager . . . Likes bookkeeping in school, and baseball out of school . . . Thought Mr. Doerger and Father Bennett were tops. BERNARD R. FROEHLE He liked Bacon: Bacon liked him . . . Proud to be from Cony- ville, and to claim Clown. Elsbemd and Carlotta for friends . . . A tenor in Kangaroo Court . . . Known affectionately as Ben, or more intimately as Ed. JOSEPH E. GARDNER Merit student for three years, Religious Council member for two . . . Wishes to study embalming . . . Divides time between Susan and sports, and wonders why he could not get his homework . . . Griper. JAMES A. GARRAD First representative from ihe new parish of St. Vivian . . . Saves beer bottle labels . . . Likes slow dancing to slow music . . . Known to his friends in Room 28 us- Skip. BERNARD C. GIESLER Decorations: Merit Student. Baseball, Religious Council, Band. Orchestra. C.S.M.C. . . . Credit to North College Hill . . . Thinks Chemistry and math are interesting ,. . . No opinion on girls. 32 RODNEY I. GORMAN Hot Rod admits his conduct in class was on the sleepy side . . . Disliked Civics most . . . Best subject: Mechanical Draw- ing, because it came natural . . . Ambition: to own a speed shop and make a million. PAUL G. GRUPENHOFF Baseball, Football. B. Athletic Club . . . Poopsie hails from the land of beer . . . Ambition: to work in sports. coach. manager, player . . . Best subject was religion with Fr. Bennet. THOMAS W. HAGEN Metit Award Winner. Religious Council, Baconian. Triple A-C Science . . . Tom pals with 3:02 and Witskin , . . College Hill bay . . . Aims to be an industrial engineer . . . Hobby is to take care of his Dodge. THOMAS E. HALLER St. Clement lad who bums with Freking and Duesing . . . Wants to get married and raise a family . . . No hobbies . . . Interest: five feet, four inches, brown hair, blue eyes . . . Answers to Fireball. IEROME A. HARTMANN Spoopsy pals with Wurzelbacher and Lamping . . . Model Builder . . . Likes to fish and swim . . . Goes to every dance . . . When he's gone. Cumminsville misses him. DONALD G. HASKAMP Pete hails from Sts. Peter and Paul . . . Pals with Henderson . . . Ambition: to be on time . . . His culture is music . . . Likes all Sunday sports: golf, football. etc. 33 w Cpager CBacon Senioro ROBERT B. HEIDT Kangaroo Court . . . Brutus has for pals Norb Hester. Iim Kist . . . ambition is to be a chemist . . . Houdini's hobby is magic, also juggling . . . hated Algebra and Senior English. CARL H. HEILMANN Football, B. Athletics Club, Monitor. Camera Club . . . hails from Clifton Heights, wants to be a cake decoratot. fishes tor a hobby, and liked radio most in school, most interesting. ROBERT I. HENDERSON Henry hails from St. Iames, counts R. Smith and P. Haskamp as his buddies . . . wouId like to be a millionaire . . . girls are his hobby. says he loves them all, especially those that own convertibles. NORBERT I. HESTER Big Norb, another South Cumminsville product, is aiming to be an industrial engineer . . . how's that going to fit in with his hobby of avoiding work . . . likes to play football. CARL L. HILDEBRAND Track, Religious Council . . . attends St. Francis Seraph Parish, and hails from Mt. Auburn . . . is one of the boys who is camera happy . . . says he enjoys baseball and swimming. CHARLES A. HOFMANN Merit Student. Basketball. B. Scholastics, Religious Council, Band President, Orchestra. 8. Athletics Club, C.S.M.C. . . . Humbert boasts of his friendship . . . Big Bo has music for a hobby . . . will long be remembered for his height and ability on the basketball court. 34 WILLIAM A. HORST ' Merit Student . . . Pals with Henderson and McCarthy . . . His . ambition is to go to heaven . . . Dancing is first among his hobbies and he hates to work . . . Answers to the nick-name of Bill. JAMES I. HUBER Merit Student and member of the Latin Club . . . Chums mainly with Bill Lammets . . . Would like to become a professional woodsman, in fact, would like to spend the coming summer in Canada . . . His hobby is guns . . . Has a very definite dislike for school. KENNETH W. HUBER Monitor, whose pal was James Farrell . . . Ambition in life to be a rich hobo . . . Loves to tinker with gasoline engines . . . Called Skip for she . ALVIN H. HUDEPOHL Merit Student. member of B. Scholastics. Drumalica, Latin and Camera Clubs, also Cl member of the Student Union . . , Pals. Humbert and DeubeH . . . Hudy 1's camera-happy. LAWRENCE H. HUMBERT Merit Student, B. Scholastics. Religious Council. Dramatics Club and Kangaroo Court . . . Larry was the Ieff of the Mutt and Ieff combination of Hoffman and Humbert . . . Played basket- ball at $1. Monica. PAUL I. IOERLING Reserve Football and Track . . . Bums with Overbeck and Brum'ng . . . Wants to be hobo in South America . . . Known as Iagg Ioerlinq. 35 CEogjetf riBaccm Seniora JOHN C. IUNKER Varsity Basketball . . . Pals with Mort CowgeIi . . . says he would like to go one week without jug . . . Has a girl friend by the name of Janet with whom he likes to cut a rug . . . worst subject, English. THOMAS E. KELLISON Monitor . . . Pals with Phil Tierney, Cliff Born . . . Pharmacy is his future love . . . enjoys boxing . . . And Part Stevens takes up some of his time, too . . . He'll turn his head if you call him Curly. JEROME I. KEMEN Winner of the Oratorical Contest, B. Scholastics . . . Pals are Alexander and Coyne . . . Best subject. Religion because it is something we live . . . Answers to Jerry. RONALD C. KEMPER Merit Student, Baconicm, Baconicm, IL, Junior Spartan Player . . . Lammert and Rakel are his buddies . . . Wants to be a success in everything . . . Has sports for a hobby . . . Kemp or Ron you can call him. ROBERT I . KENNEDY Merit Student. B. Scholastics. Latin Club, Baconian. Student Union . . . Pals with Hudepohl and Schrcmd . . . Any science is his worst subject. ROBERT L. KESSEN Merit Student, Football, B. Athletics. C.S.M.C. . . . Tiny pals with Roger Shaman . . . Likes baseball and bowling Waist subject is English. 36 graduation elated 03 1951 RICHARD L. KISPERT Intends to be an Accountam . . . Special ln'ends are Coyne, Kotz, McCarthy . . . Likes girls but refuses to go steady . . . Favors bookkeeping . . . Favorite sport is baseball. IAMES W. KIST Pals with Munson and Austing . . . Libby is his heartbeat . . . Likes outdoor sports as fishing, hunting . . . Works as a drug store clerk . . . Studies only Chemistry. CHARLES JOSEPH KNOLLMAN Sidekicks are Kreine. Haskcrmp, Tumey . . . Window decorator . . . Wants to be a Machinist . . . Marylyn takes up a lot of his time . . . Abbots all subjects but those including a hammer and screwdriver. HERMAN W. KNEUVEN As a freshman, smoked without permission . . . Is sent by band music and all the girls . . . As the pride of Elmwood is the swam enemy of anyone from St. Bernard . . . a lover of Plane Geometry. CLYDE I. KOEHNE Often seen with Haskamp and Knolfman . . . Not a courter of the girls . . . Has Mechanical Engineering in mind . . . Wishes to join Air Force before completing education . . . Likes Book- keeping. ROBERT C. KOENINGER Finnegan with much success declared war on all teachers. . . Room 40 favorite . , . Despised the name of school . . . Dislikes the opposite sex . . . Worst subject: all of them. 37 5 $CICOM eMLOI'O HARRY E. KOTZ Returned to Bacon full time after one year of shop . . . Re- formed in his senior yecr-drove only Fame! Paschal crazy that year . . . Fourth man in the quarrette o! Carraher, Rieger and Koeniqer . . . 'Nuf said. EUGENE C. KREINER Monitor . . . Insepamble from Knonan: he even followed him to shop and worked with him there . . . Collects guns and coins. Weeds the guns in Reading for self defense-coins are good anywhereJ . . . Cranky. JAMES I. KRISMER Merit Student, B Scholastics, Baconian. Science Club, Camera Club . . Also the leatherrlung at all basketball games . . . YeHed especially for Lammert; ably assisted by Rake! . . . Sees his future in flowers. WILLIAM H. LAMMEHS Merit Student . . . Played basketball and baseball for The Friars and St. George . . . Hates work, likes sleep . . . Not a dwarf, but answers to Sleepy. WILLIAM I- LAMMERT Student President. High Merit Student. Letterman in Baseball and Basketball 10: several years, 13 Scholastics and 3 Athletics, Bacom'cm . . . Mr. Basketball. RONALD R. LAMPING Divided his time out of school between Marlene and sports in Reading . . . Interested in building of models also . . . Seen ushering at the Valley theater. 38 STEPHEN I. LAPILLE loined Bacon in his senior year and found it quite the place . . . Thinks that Clifton is the hub of Cincinnati . . . Day dreams about a certain red head. DONALD C. LEHMKUHL Pals with anyone from College Hill . . . Ambition is to own a hot rod-and live a short life . . . Loves all girls. but it is uncertain if all love him. DONALD C. LEMMINK Merit Student. Cheerleader, and Streetcar Monitor . . . Aims to be a building contractor . . . Loyal booster of ConyviHe . . . Seen at every dance. PATRICK G. LUNN Loyal Band Member and Merit Winner . . . Ambition is to be a wealthy farmer . . . Even now. he takes to horseback riding . . . A meal cutter in his own right ALAN R. MC CAHTHY C.S.M.C. Stalwart . . . Calls Winton Place home, but wants to spend some time in the Navy . . . Collects book match covers . . . Mac. LAWRENCE G. MC MANUS Naturalist in the making, and hopes to be a conservation agent . . . Camping, fishing and hunting are favorites with him . . . Thinks Chemistry is OK. 39 Qoger 6.3::ch Senioro WILLIAM W. MECHLEY Merit Student. Band. Stage Manager, Usher at Plays . . . lack Donahue and Shepmcm are his pals . . . Dot is in his thoughts . . . Good student . . . Good Chemistry student . . . Tolerates Civics. ROBERT W. MEINERDING Merit Student and Streetcar Monitor . . . Pals with Noe and Deidesheimer . . . Police Radio Operator is his ambition . . . His hobby is radio . . . attempts basketball and fishing. IAMES M. MBINERS Merit Award . . . Training to be a machinist . . . A tinkezer by hobby . . . Exercises at basketball . . . Girls not yet in his life . . . Killed by Algebra . . . Liked American History. LEO L. MEISBERGER Streetcar Monitor . . . Alibi Ike . . . Theme song to the Principai, I won't take it sitting down . . . Claims he likes Chemistry . . . No particular ambition. DONALD IOHN MERCURIO Merit Student. Varsity Football and Track, B. Athletics Club. C.S.M.C. . . . Waltzed Dotty to school daily . . . Pa! 0! Cowgeli, Rake! and Dotty . . . His and Dotty's boys are going to Bacon. THEODORE I. MEYER Merit Student Glee Club . . . Loves the soil . . . Will go to Purdue . . . Preoccupied with Cami . . . Despises his mother tongue . . . Keeps fit with tennis and swimming . . . Devoted to Chemistry. 40 graduation elada 03 1951- EDWARD A. MILLER Baseball, B. Athletics Club . . . Whitly hails from Cummins- ville, wants to be a printer . . . Loves baseball and basketball . . . Found sociology most interesting. IEROME F. MONAHAN A St. Charles boy with ambitions to be a success . . . Collects stamps and bowls a mean baH . . . Na great shakes as a student but one of the best fellows to know in school. THOMAS W. MUNSON Merit Student. Religious Council. Camera Club . . . Hails from St. Monica's . . . A Macbeth lover . . . Ambitious to be a policeman or a bigtime photographer . . . Likes sleeping, bowl- ing, and Canine . . . Muncie vied with Mr. Omellcz for coach- ing fame. JOHN A. NAGEL Merit Student and Truck Man . . . A good friend of Wess. Niehaus, and Schmndw-he had the car . . . Wants to travel and I do mean travel . . . Likes the outdoors . . . Should go far. BERNARD P. NEWMAN Religious Council, Glee Club, Camera Club, Cheerleader . . . Bernie . . . Hated study and writing essays . . . Liked dancing and sleeping . . . Ambitions to traveI and have money . . . Headed for the Army. 1 Au-: I.A -- -r.:uu . - RAYMOND L. NICHTING Merit Student, Baseball, Football. and Basketball Letters, B. Athletics Club. Student Union . . . Most popular senior in school . . . Fairmount bulldozer in football . . . Nick is most remembered for his football and his smile. 41 cDoger CBacon Senioro 42 JAMES S. NIEHAUS Merit Student, Religious Council, Camera Club, Baseball Letter- winner . . . Hails from Avondale. where he was a real early bird on the newspaper route . . . Friend of silent Don Wess and burly Tom Tasset . . . Liked Civics and Trig: liked lane. too. CHARLES E. NOE B-Scholastics. Lcdin Club, Streetcar Monitor . . . Wiih Deides- heimer, Meinerding, and Berens, a member of the Silent Four . . . Learned his fishing in the old floods of Northside . . . English among his dislikes; nonvcommmal on his likes. HAROLD J. NORDEMAN Merit Student, Kangaroo Coun Swarthy . . . While Lammert, Beck, and Rakel are taking him over the coals. he is hoping to think of an answer . . . An iceman, interested in homecraft . . . Intrigued by Chemistry . . . Headed for X. U. JAMES H. O'BRIEN Merit Student, B-Scholcxstics, Latin Club, Baconicm Staff. Camera Club . . . Member of A1 Barrow's Dead End Kids . . . Lives near and works in the cemerery . . . Hopes to beat Kemper in an argument; probably won't . . . Headed for St. Joe's. JOSEPH A. OLIVERIO Bowls with Turner, Roehn'ch, Toberqte and Kispert . . . thrt ho! a whole team . . . In the summer it's baseball . . . Hopes to find a good job, or that it finds him . . . Good Economics student, but bookkeeping he believes superfluous. FRED T. OVERBECK Merit Student. Streetcar Monitor . . . A Fairview lad; likes Lammers but hates the draft board . . . In class, as quiet as a mouse Gust caught in ct trope . . . Thinks Chaucer should never have been taught to write . . . Future office worker. C213 raduation elaoo DAVID W. PALMISANO Dramatics Club and Merit Award Winner in senior year . . . Numerous achievements during stay at Bacon . . . One of the greats in Dramatics . . . Although c: stock boy at Albers, plans to become a millionaire . . . THE CAT from CorryviIIe DONALD M. PAUL Merit Award Winner, B. Athletic Club, Student Union . Really loved Bacon . . . Wishes he were onIy a Junior . . . Outstanding in basketball and football . . . Hopes to be a real man. ROBERT F. RAKEL Merit Award Winner, Oratorical Contest, Dramatics Club . . . Senior year much fun . . . Rummy is loved by all the boys AND GIRLS . . . Lots of spirit . . . Wants to become a referee . . . Hails from Edgemont. THOMAS A. RAPIEN Religious Council . . . Quiet but weII-Iiked . . . Great interest in hot rods . . . Likes Pat, Chick and loan . . . No like school . , . Ill Proxys worst subject was Civics. ARTHUR A. REID One of the Nonhside boys . . . Certain of realizing his am- bition in life; to die . . . Bartender at Pop's Cafe . . . Pleasant but not loud . , . no great love for schcof; girls, yes. HAROLD I. RENGERLING . Religious Council . . . Snow wants to become a branch manager 01 the Cincinnati Post . . . Liked English . . . Interested in baseball, basketball and football . . . weH-liked. 43 vim! L3H j. r 20931' CBacon Senioro THOMAS G. RIEGER Worked in a food store but he didn't show it . . . Chief hobby and pet sport: golf, golf, golf . . . Ambition in life: to be a golf pro , . . Hails from N.C.H. . . . Likes and djinkes: everything mid. WILBERT A. ROEHRICH Member of the C.S.M.C. . . . Best sport !of all thingsU: weight- lifting . . . R. B. book-store clerk for a year . . . May go to college . . . Says Religion was his favorite subject !sense!l because it is interesting . . . Ambition: to own a gym of his own. IOHN R. ROGERS Religious Council. Truck. Streetcar Monitor. Tripple A-C Science Club, Camera Club . . . Nicknames: Roach, Nature Boy . . . Puts down eating as a hobby . . . Wants to be an architect or a farmer . . . Thinks his classroom conduct was ??? GENE L. RUHL Member 0! Mission Unit . . . Wants a white collar job anyer or accountanU . . . Bowling is his hobby . . . A drug store soda jerker after school hours . . . Quiet fellow but always pleasant. ALAN M. SCHELL Merit Award Winner, Band. Orchestra, Baconian Stuff . . . Even as a senior he remembers General Science as his worst sub- iect . . . Answers to Big A1 . . . Friend of Lou, Dena and Hen . . . Can! stand poetry. FRED A. SCHMITZ A St. Xavier transfer . . . Has a kid brother as a freshman . . . Salty to those who know him . . . Wants to be a lithog- rapher . . . Naval Reserve . . . Chemistry. his favorite subject: Sara, his gal. 44 graduation elated 03 1951 DONALD L. SCHNUR Merit Award, Track. Band. Orchestra. Streetcar Monitor . . . Torn between lean and Jackie . . . Boyfriends are Schell, Seiwen and Thiemann . . . Likes Religion because of its teacher. DONALD C. SCHRAGE Religious Council . , . BuIIer. Davis and Newman are his buddies . . . Hates homework, loves sleep . . . Likes all sports . . no trouble in class . . . Absorbed by History. bored by Algebra. GREGORY I. SCHRAND Merit Student, Track, Oratorical Contest. B-Scholastics. Drama. Latin Club, Baconicm, Student Union, Kangaroo Court, Camera Club . . . Hobby is Photography . . . Wants to be a horticul- turist . . . Tolerated Latin. DONALD T. SEIWERT Merit Award, Religious Council, Band . . . Likes football and baseball . . . hot rod advocate . . . makes eyes at Shirley . . . Hates the army because he loves his hair . .' . Likes SocioIQg-y. N ORBERT R. SENA Merit Student, Religious Council. Latin Club . . . Ants in the Pants . . . A natural brain but used only under fire from the teacher . . . Arrested first day he received his license. ROGER I. SHANNON Merit Stucient. Latin Club. Baconicm, Streetcar Monitor . . . Model student of excellent behavior . . . A killer of the ten pins . . . Will enter Xavier U. . . . Unaffected by the fair sex . . . A teacher's delight. 45 Qoger CBacon Seniora JAMES C. SMILEY The candy kidwhis dad has a warehouse of it . . . He is sweet on Lynn, too . . . With Cowgell, Tobenge and Junker when schedule pennits . . . Another advocate of longer luncheon periods. CORNELIUS G. SMITH Identified with the band and orchestrah-tooled his own horn! Merit Student, too . . . HusUed the station wagon alter school for the local cleaners . . . Neal. RONALD B. SMITH Varsity football for two years: B Athletics Club . . . Favorite sports: Foo'tball, basketball cmdhpinball . . . Third man on a match with Henderson and Haskamp . . . Tarzan. LOUIS C. STEMANN Only Senior to take Physical Ed , . . Scared the freshies in Kangaroo Court . . . Strictly an indoor man in his sports . . Inseparable from Voskuhl . . . Hairless. RICHARD A. STRASSEL Glee Club Tenor . . . C.S.M.C. for four years . . . Dick came lately to R. B., spending his first two years in Bridgetown and Elder . . . Participaled in all the local sports. EDWIN A. STROTMAN Big Ed can be seen around St. Bernard almost any time with Barrow and Jim O'Brien . . . Quiet fellow in the classroom . . . Looking for a good job. 46 lama 03 1951 EMMETT A. STRULL B-Athletics Club Member: stocky football guard on varsity two years . . . Gmpenhoff's shadow . . . Looking for a position- hates a job . . . Loves typing for its finger-tlexing exercises . . . Thinks Fuirmount can't be beat as a place for sleeping. ROBERT A. SULLIVAN Merit Student. B-Scholustics. Eloculion cmd Oratorical Con- testant, Band, Orchestra, Dramaiics Club. Laiin Club, Buconian, Kangaroo Court . . . Yep, he's a big man . . . Loudest from- bone player in city . . . Taking Chemistry at X. U. . . . Wants to analyze golden tones. THOMAS P. TASSET Merit Student, Vuxisity Football, Drama Guiid Member, B-Ath- leiics Club, Kangaroo Court Monster . . . Attended both OLA. and Bacon daily . . . Brought Luipold and Meiners to school with him . . . It wasn't a rattle snake he drove, but a Dodge. ANDRE B. TEST Track. B-Athletics. Detention . . . PolIowed Mercurio mound, even in track . . . Took him the greater part 0! the day to get in from Wyoming . . . Tried clerking in a store. but hopes to be a Chemist . . . Going to U. C. KENNETH I. THIEMANN Merit Student and C.S.M.C. Member . . . Ate with Schnur, Schell, Rogers and Kessenhit they treated . . . Befriended the younger studentsaf O.L.A., especially Mary . . . Wants to bowl 300, and in one game, too . . . Going to X. U. PHILIP R. TIERNEY Wanted to be on Annual Staff to have his name spelled cor- rectly . . . Philibert was a St. John Baptist boy, who has achieved his life's ambition-he graduated . . . Clerked at Krogefs . . . Loved to involve Canaher cmd DeHerman in right places. 47 cigar $aconu Senioro PAUL E. TOBERGTE A St. Clare representative . . . Likes school activities . . . Thinks dancing is a good form of walking . . . Sports liked were mainly cards and shuffleboard . . . Wants to go to college. CHARLES W. TRITSCHLER Merit Student. Reserve Football, Bcconicm . . . He and Herbert T. blame each other . . . Girl friend-wcmy O.L.A. Junior . . . Hopes U. C. can stand him for four years. EUGENE E. TURNER A Corryville newsboy with ambitions to work up-z'l Betty agrees . . . Likes English and Fr. Paschal . . . Gene works hard if interested, plays baseball when he gets chance, and is well Iikeci at school. GEORGE E. TURNEY A three year Bacon man from Reading. Ohio . . . Grease- monkey in gas station . . . No particular ambitions . . . Pals with Knollman, Reiger, and K012 . . . 'nuf sed. WILLIAM H. VOSKUHL Received major letter for every INactivity at school . . . Not going to college . . . No hobbies . . . Has plenty of brains and passed every subject without effort . . . Pals were Lou, Ed, lack, Bon, and A1. MATTHIAS A. WAINZ Football, B. Athletics Club . . . Hunkey played a whale of a game of defensive football . . . Pulled with his teammates . . . Likes history and hopes to teach it some day . . . Hates math and Language. 4B laoo 03 1951 THOMAS P. WARD Merit Student, Sophomore Football, Elocution, Oratorical Con- test. Drama, Baconicm, Kangaroo Court. Triple A-C Science . . . Loved Bacon, loyal supporter of 0 activities . . , Loved Civics. annoyed by valences. MICHAEL H. WEBER Merit Award, Football, Glee Club. B. Athletics . . . Likes all the girls . . . Tinkers with electricity . . . Life darkened by Sociology brightened by Chemisrry . . . Very attached to Roger Bacon High. THOMAS EDWARD WELLING Football, Track, B. Athletics, C.S.M.C. . . . Loves Lorraine but dislikes school . . . Liked to be a millionaire if someone would give him the money . . . Likes typing because it takes no brains. HENRY F. WERDMAN Friends of Stxool crnd Wunzelbacker . . . No! hard hit by Cupid . . . Would like a 50!! job which would lake no effort . .. sleeping his favorite occupation PAUL D. WESS Merit Award. Track. B. Athletics. Camera Club . . . Employee of Pr. Rapheal at the Monastery . . . Likes drawing . . . Bash- !ul with the girls . . . Will attend Xavier U. . . . Best behaved Senior. RALPH F. WESTENDORF Religious Council. Streetcar Monitor . . . Friend of Ruhl . . . Intends to be a grocer . . . Entranced by dancing and Betty Lou, . . . wishes .to be a grocer with his father . . . Likes Bookkeeping. 49 IOHN C. WILLENBORG Jack comes from Camp Washington way . . . A confirmed resident who hopes to work and live there evermore . . . Plans on evening coHege-thctt's real ambition for you. CLARENCE H. WITSKEN Baconian . . . Known by the company he keeps: Hagen. Broz, Palmisano, Burke . . . Representative at the Model United Nations Assembly . . . Liked Tn'g best of all subjects . . . Wit. KENNETH I. WURZELBACHER Religious Council . . . Pointed With pride to South Cummins- viIIe . . . Never left it except to go fishing with the boys, Wetdmcm, Siewart, DonneIIy . . . Has collection of hillbilly records . . . Wurtz. 50 JUNIOR 12 Row 1: L. Locaputo, R Ideger, D. Gensheimer, R. Ewen, I. Wallmcm, I. Robers, G. Thiemcmn. Row 2: R. Michel, C. Moyborg, A. Klein, D. Harding. D. Etson, R. Huztmunn, N. Brannon, D. Backman. How 3: P. Biede, P. Maddock, R. Boehm, D. Glaser, R. Meder, D. Brabender. Row 4: E. Hennel. C. Hagedorn, R. Birkofer, R. Day, I. Robb. JUNIOR 26 Row 1: R. Riuncho. W. Windholz, C. Schmitt. T. Fox, F. Fioxini, B. Holland. R. Smith. Row 2: T. Hall, I. Forschbcch. 8. Gilbert. I. Breusch. R. Sagers. I. Kreiner, C. Deinninger, C. Moulliet. Row 3: L. Dellermcm, B. Mussmcm. I. Gibbemeyer, I. Ries, A. Chapman. D. Doppes, T. Davis. Row 4: R. Kleingers, G. Flora, L. Vonderbrink, DY Pohlman. P. Maddock. R. Harp, D. Kampf. Row 5: J. Heath, T. Brocker. I. Bosse. G. Reusch. R. Moeller. R. Weidner. Q4 S E. O t 6 ; z 'PEHATING FEATURES zlh ' Comma UHSLC 1K pCh mm . nil mam WAY tn P3. .mfmlwfmmtm E- R a i A : 9996696969 : GQOOOGGOCOG . . - ;eoooeaoooea weaeooaaooa v' C 53mm Is. fmmm 'Iww-wurn Im I Inmanu m: Syvnnnl Nn- 1m: W; H001 N FM? f SEEN! iwmwr w 3X 'e. Mnabvnnau a . ooaoaummli I JUNIOR 20 How 1: R. Geers, D. Loccxputo, L. deqet, G. Haab. I. Edwards, R. Biddleman, R. Block, R. Strassel. Row 2: I. Tebbe. M. Hoehn, R. Sturm, I. Moellmun, I. Amman, R. Wintermeyer, E. Blcse, R. Connexion. Row 3: I. Silvati. K. Hauck. R. Wienhold. B. Schlarmcm. I. Weingartner. H. Herdsman. Row 4: A. Rosenberger. W. Mink. C. Stuhlreyer. I. Weidner. H. Wagner. F. Ungruehe, N. Smyth. JUNIOR 13 Row 1: H. Herman, R. Luckey. P. Meyer, A. Herman. T. Fogarw. R. Hudepohl, C. Soriano. I. Schmitz. Row 2: H. Drahman, W. Woriman, J. Cooper. W. Stahl. P. Geary. R. Kelley, I. Curry. S. Hesketh. Row 3: I. Farrell, R. Frey, I. Felker. R. Frckes, R. Herrmann, I. Thinnes, W. Kelley. Row 4: J. Brookhcmk, A. Meyer, N. Smith. C. Schepmcm, C. McQuesten. R. Stentz, D. Kelley. P. Fox. Row 5: A. Fluegemcxn. W. Geiser, E. Luipold. C. Stein. R. Schultz. W. Higsby, G. McMahon. gunioro JUNIOR 25 Row 1: R. Purcell, S4 Dchlman, R. Sagel, I. O'Bryan. L. KIei, I. Kramer. Row 2: W. Huuser. A. Stentz. E. Am. I. Bums. R. Heitzman, D. Hursch. H. Rasp. Row 3: I. Schwieteri. C. Brinkman, R. Lamping. P. Wedding, L Werninq. How 4: I. Groh. P. Hoffman. I. Borgurding, V. Ready. C. Huttlex. I. Kneip. Row 5: C. Gill. R. Beck, I. Grupenhof. B. Heile, I. Wilger, W. Linferl. gunioro-S SOPHOMORE 21 Row 1: I. Duvul, I. Helwig, R. Stemz, R. Wuest, W. Bosse, R. Tate, T. Marutla. R. Temke, P. Henry. How 2: W. Wiezgall. F. chrelmunn. D. Alexander, B. Stenger. R. Hauler. G. Laub. I. Lazak, R. Seitz, F. Hoffman. F. Klein. How 3: I. Sarvak, H. Lampe. D. Marks, L. Habig. D. Appelman, I. Schindler, R, Spinner, I. Meister. Row 4: R. Kallmeyer. I. Behne. I. Swecke, G. LoBuono, G. Schueper. D. White, C. Handerman, 2R. Berry. Row 5: R. Waltermcm. A. Hulpin. L. Borchers, C. Michel. F. Hermes. P. Hunt, I. McQuescen, R. Stauback, J. Alexander. ophomoreo SOPHOMORE 18 Row 1: P. Middendorf. R. Messerle, R. Scherz, R. Doppes, I. Sullivan, R. Schneider, J. Keller, W. Kramer. Row 2: C. Bosse, F. Pohlkamp, D. Schappacher. R. Giesler. H. Fuhrman, C. Humpel, P. Beischer, P. Giesler. Row 3: '1'. Issler. R. Teller. D. Woltermcm. R. Axand, J. Grole. H. Brock, I. Herbst, P. Deitsch. Row 4: D. Bastian. P, Schnur, R. Wieczorkowski, A. Tekulve, E. Gross- heim, L. Linesch. T. Zepf, B. Rapien. Row 5: I. Bok, R. Hilvers. G. Bratcher. I. Luers. T. Dinkelacker. I. Albrinck, I. Sicking. D. Roettele. R. Volmer. SOPHOMORE 32 Row 1: R Becker, T. Kinne. I. Tillett. I. Cannon. E. Venture. L. Burton. I. Fiorine, T. Bross. Row 2: P. Huutmcm, F. Dietrich. I. Ferris. M. Berling. R. Smith, I. Ludmcmn, F. Andriacco. JV Foote. Row 3: M. Keller, I. Kellison. T. Paife. T. Shumate. I. Schlottmcm. G. Zeis, D. Thiemcm, J. Reilmcm. Row 4: J. Moellinger. R. South. R. Condo. E. Amrhein. R. Witzmcn. C. Beisel. D. Kloslerman. Raw 5: R. Deidesheimer, E. Walker, F. Wagner, 1. Szurlinski. F. Haggerty. W. Krull, T. Brunsman. Sophomoreo SOPHOMORE 36 Row 1: K. Poehner, R. Kenney, R. Holler. D. Strohofer, C. Domino. T Engle. D. Rettig. Row 2: A. Ciqoloni. R. Van Scyoc, T. Gardonio, A. Suer, R. Greulich. H. Hart, E. Finkbeiner. Row 3: I. Wuennemcm, F. Kuntz, G. Reed, L. Flaherty, D. GangloH, R. Finley, I. Bresnen. Row 4: R Brogan, D. chumann. R Costello, P. Goertemoeller. G. Handort R. Hartman, I. Thomas. Row 5: T Kearney. F. Keating, 1'. Matthews, T. Geisler, K. Etdmcn, H. Kraus. SOPHOMOHE 11 Row 1: P. Burt, T. Schwab, G. Din, R. Lang, 1. Trageser, W. Hansman. W. Vuske. R. Vitello, I. Holt. How 2: W. Mechlem, G. Iaworski, F. Van de Ryt. D. Schehr, I. Engel, R. Little, E. Oberhelmun. F. Bolte. A. Minl-L Row 3: W. Meiners, R. Hoffmanm D. Miller, B. Wolsefer, R. Greer. I. Carter, K. Havlin, W. Busker, G. Born. Row 4: K. McAllister, R. Young, L. Fischesser. I. Mueller, R. Dctuwe. R. Ahr. T. Dirr, C. Glandori. Row 5: D. Shannon, G. Endres, W. Budde, I. Johannigmdn, T. Bmchmun, W. Mergenthul, R. Reese. Sophomoreo r FRESHMAN 3 1 Row 1: I. Picker, P. Oswald, I. Schildmeyer, W. Ludmann, F. Abt, I. Marvin, A Grohs, T. Abt, A. Coyne. Row 2: L. Blum. E. Wottle, R. McNully. N. Schmitz. P. Iuehnen, A. Wolfrum, H. Gmute, W. Heilmcxyer, E. Di Pilla. Row 3: E. Fueth. I. Stoeckel. I. Holtel. F. Mayborg, H. Ninlemcmn. G. Wess, I Edmondsl F. CecurdoV Row 4: I. Ziegler, K. Wiesmun. R. Eigel. H. Henkenbems. I. Stenger, C. Skelton. I. Doerger, A. Watzek. How 5: R. Lehart. D. Reichen, C. McKinney, R. Schuster. P. Collins, C. Gampfer, N. Schnctz, F. Brock. FRESHMAN 30 Row 1: T. Bricku. W. Keller, G. Rea, P. Fruncic, C. Harig, I. Kistner, R. Beierlein. How 2: D. McCluskeyl J. Andrews, W. W011. C. Oelker, I. Moorman, T. Hunsche, B. Uhrig. Row 3: 1. Bell, R, Doerger, D Sauer. R Bredestege. T. Bales, RV Holthcus. Row 4: E. Hill, R. Henke. S. Glaser, R. Wolf, H. Drewes, W. Miller. Absent: R. Buchmcm. reohmen 1 xv?- FRESHMAN 37 Row 1: M. Hunesl L. Dickhuus, I. Grotjcm, A. Stigler. W. Wcrther. I. Hopcia, W. Shroyer. I. Aquinuldo. Bow 2: L. Connerton, I. Brausch, T. Herbst, I. Zaffiro, I. Kelly. T. Carrol, I. Ankenbauser, I. Besl. Row 3: G. Bruner, I. Kusmcm, G. Winters, I Binzer, R. Stumpf. W. Conway, DK Berning. How 4: R. Lehn, D, Flynn, A. Nieman, H. Nichting, R. Harrigcm, D. Goebel. B, Bullock Row 5: E. Peddenpohl, R. Kroger, I. Speed, I. Westrick, E. Uhl, G. Flowers. FRESHMAN 33 Row 1: T. McGinnis, S. Almond, R. Schindler, R. Sander, I. Mitsch, L. Sand, E. Threm, D. Wenninger. Row 2: I. Busam, N. Muenich, R. Weil, I. Breitfelder, G. Prinz, D. Fmehle, I. Keck, L. Nickley. Row 3: R. Neal. W. Wurzelbacher, C. Adietd, R. Apke, G. Birck. M. Tomsitz, G. Wagner, H. Wilmes. Row 4: R. Bother, R. Hauck, I. Birkoier, R. Vaske, D. Feld, T. Gettz. D. Miller, P. Schlcrmann. greohmen FRESHMAN 38 Row 1: R. Schaeperl W. Boehm, P. Mazzei, R Kispert, I. Vogt, H. Stalford. I. Lohmueller, P. Quinlan, W. McCarty. How 2: G. Smith, R. Stone. T. Vonderbrink. W. Ginley, I. Rossmcm, M. Welsh, T. Kugele, M. Scherzinger, D. Kennedy. How 3: T. Siebel, L. Clements. I, Butler, F. Deitsch, R. Bare, I. Shiveley, R. Burgess, W. Schoene. Row 4: T. Mooney, E. Schmnd, B. Donahue, I. Shorten, W. Smith. R. Moulliet, R. Linfert, B. Handley. Row 5: H. Cmmer, T. Bick, I. Flaig. T. Heiny, W. McCiuskey, R. Bumb, G. Curry. FRESHMAN 35 Row 1: D. Ventre, I. Ventre, LA Miller, F. Baur, R Wulkotte, R. R011, R. Hummeldorf, P7 Meyers. Row 2: T. Keyes, E. Meyer, R. Feldhcms, R. McEneny, L. Garrard, L. Wentzel, G. Koehne, H. Hulgin. Row 3: R. Smith, D. Regner, M. 0:50. P. Meistex, I. Monaco, D. DiFilippo. R. Gronauer, W Worley. Row 4: L. Chandler, I. Bray. R. Lipp, M. Flynn, R. Eschenbcxch. R. Kiehborth. Row 5: E. Brinkman, A. Diehl. R. Clark. R. Braunstein. H. Vogt, C. Horst. greohmen mm!!- - This is a morning scene during Freshman Week. Some are happy thcxt they are not Freshmen; others are sad that they are not Seniors: still others carry books because they watched television last evening. When you can make reproductions like that, you are learning fast. Father Kierczn is developing quite an Art class at school. ! Aug t hMM;?q 3 - 11d 1'10 P 1037 .mkmht $ 6 Lgion WM C. BIEHN Annunciation N. SENA Assumption B. HOLLAND BIessed M artin I. GARDNER Holy Name T. HAPIEN Little Flower E. STENGER M other of Christ R. CONNERTON Our Lady of the Rosary K. HOUCK Our Lady of the Sacred Heart L. CARRAHER Sacred Heart H. KNUEVEN St. Aloysius F. FIORIN'I St. Andrew F. ANDRIACCO San Antonio I. FARRELL St. Augustine R. KISPERT St. Bernard C. HOFMAN I. MUELLER St. Bonaventure T. HAGEN D. THIEMAN N S t. Clare preoentativeo 62 . Cparioh erreoentativeo 63 .rw- .n..--u H..m......4.. ..-.... -.... . 1. ROGERS St. Charles I. KRISMER F. BOLTE St. Boniface F. BAUER I. SULLIVAN R. DEARWATER C. MAYBORG St.GIement C. HILDEBRAND S t. Francis I. CLORAN G. WOLTERMAN St. George W. BROSS St. Ignatius D. SCHRAGE P. BEISCHEL St. James, White Oak R. WESTENDORF St. James, Wyoming B. NEWMAN St. Iohn C. HAGEDORN St. Joseph Nazareth B. GIESLER St. Margaret Mary I. MEISTER T. MUNSON St. Monica C. KOBHNE I. KREINER K. WURZELBACHER T. DIRR St.Pius I. NIEHAUS St. Thomas Aquinas I. GARRAD St. Vivian Xi? 5 nw- - . .- CaQeligiouo ecunbil 64 Row 1: B. Holland, 1. Kreiner, F. Andricco, D. Thiemcmn. F. Fiorini, L. Carraherl D. Schrage, F. Baur. Row 2: H. Knueven. PA Hoffman, K. Wuxzelbacher. C. Koehne, C. Hagedorn, T. Rapien, B. Deurwutex, C, Hoimcmn. B. Newman. How 3: J. Cloran, I. Garrard, B. Giesler, I- Farrell, J. Meister. R. Westendorf, C. Hildebrand, I. Gardner. Row 4: J. Krismer. F. Bolte. C. Mayhorg, N. Sena, CV Houck. R. Connerton, I. Niehaus. Row 5: I. Rogers, I. Mueller. T. Dirr, T. Hagen, T. Munson, WA Bross, R. Kispert, C. Biehn. Row 1: W. Witzgcxll, R. Hcrrigan, D. Schehr, I. Engel. F. Kuntz. R. Hoffman, R. Dcuwe, D. McCluskey. Row 2: T. Bales, H. Klaus, A. Niemun. C. Hundetmann. R. Doerger. G. Born, T. Kearney, L. Flaherty. Row 3: F. Bolte, R. Reese, P. Hunt. R. Bredestegge. R. Eschenback, H. Vogt, R. Kelley. Row 4: I. Mueller, I. Behne, G. Vande Ryt, H. Knueven, R. Kieborth. R. Kroger. Row 5: R. Koeninger, R. Kessen. D. Evens, K. Havlin, 1'. Heath, F. Haggeny. Row 1: I. Ventri, T. Kinne. Hummeldorf, L. Garrad. M. Huines. I. Helwig, Wuenneman. K. Poehner. Row 2: B. Bullock, R. Hulgin, D. Ventri. R. Meyer. L. Miller, P. Myers. R. Holthaus, C. Oelker. Row 3: J. Robers. H. Stentz, T. Keyes, R. Beierlein. I. B951, W. Hcrnsmcm, W. Conway. Row 4: I. Kelley, K. Iunker, T. Carroll, M. Keller. F. Dietrich. I. Monaco, T. Herbst. Row 5: T. Bross. I. Fiorini. H. Drahmun, T. Fogarty, Strohofer, R. Strussel, L. Carrahex, G. Luub. . .mg-h geoly qnaoo Every student at Roger Bacon realizes that basically he is a child of God. His first duty, therefore, as a child of God is to know, love, and serve his Father in Heaven. That is why he practices what he has been taught in the classroom. Every Bacon student has come to know that the essence of Catholic practice is the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. Therefore, he attends Holy Mass reverently. Left: Father Conan distributing Holy Communion, the sacrificial banquet of Holy Muss. Above: Father Edmund and the two Acolytes return the Blessed Sacrament to St. Clement Church after Holy Mass is ended. On every First Friday of each month the audi- torium becomes 0 Chapel. Students are summoned to the Chapel to participate in Holy Mass and Communion in honor of the Sacred Heart of Iesus. Left: On the day before First Friday students listen to a sermon delivered by one of the priest-members of the Faculty or some visiting priest. 67 Top right: Students receiving Holy Com- munion. Center: Freshmen attending Holy Mass in the balcony make the Sign of the Cross at the Last Blessing. Left: During Holy Mass students partici- pate by praying and singing sacred hymns from the Vade Mecum. m-.-I.xum , -.-: nnual Qetreat The Annual Retreat was conducted this year by a former Roger Bacon professor, Father Seraph Seitz. The Retreat opened on Wednesday morning with the theme that the Retreat is c: time to think-not to talk. Father Seraph consistently made it clear that Catholic doctrine and moral- ity cannot compromise with the ways of the world. Our beliefs and way of life must be based on the truths of our Saviour, and not on the fancies of blind educators, lying economists, and the immoral practices of certain business men of this world. At the beginning of each day the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass was offered at which the student body attended and received Holy Communion. After breakfast the students returned to their classrooms for discussions, spiritual reading, and public recitation of the rosary. Each Betreat-dcry was concluded with Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament. ganuary 17- 19 Above: Father Seraph distributing Holy Communion during the Retreat Mass and, left, imparting Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament at the close of each day's Exercises. Above left: The Retreat was brought to or close with the Papal Blessing. Right: Between lectures Father Seraph had many a visitor from among the stu- dents, who sought counsel and help from this Franciscan Father. We are certainly sincerely grateful to Father Seraph for these three spiritual days of Retreat and wish him continued success in his priestly life. gpening 335w Cnflaoo t'5te2Wf-M. it'd? September 6 marked the opening of the school year with a Solemn High Mass in honor of the Holy Spirit celebrated in St. Clement Church. Celebrcmt of the Solemn Mass was Very Rev. Romuald Mollaun, O.F.M., President of Roger Bacon, as- sisted by Fathers Andrew, Ron- ald, Aloysius, and Conan. Left: The faculty choir sung the Mass with Father Peter at the organ. ' goatbau CDewiew The football team had a wonderful season despite the fact that the records show six wins against three defeats. Those three games, it should be remembered, were lost by a total of six points. Had Bacon won its final game from Purcell, the Spartans would have captured the league title, but such was not the case. Purcell took the cham- , 15w . tegaaaisaawh 5 9 pionship away from Bacon by the margin of a point after touchdown. Pictured above is Art Rosenberger t86t snag- ging c1 short pass thrown by Don Doppes in the Purcell game. The game with St. Xavier was cancelled since the elements were unfavorable and the game had no bearing on the title of the league. VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Row 1: T. Welling, D. Mercurio, B. Smith, M. Cowgell. D. Paul. M. Weber, R. Amrhein, M. Wainz. C. Heilman. Row 2: K. Donahue. Mgr.. R. Boehm, P. Grupenhotf, E. Strull, R. Nichting, R. Kessen. F. Beitzinger. R. Frakes. L. Vonderbrink. Row 3: Emmett Crowe. Head Coach. R. Sturm. W. Mink. V. Ready, A. Rosenberger, R. Birkoter. R. Smith, I. Bums. S. Dahlman. Row 4: R. Connerton. G. Thiemcmn, I. Borgcu'ding. D. Doppes, I. Brockbank. I. Wilger, I. Heath. D. Kelly. Ge Flora, Walter Omella. Ass't Coach. - goowau 972 BACON ............ 12 HOLMES .......................... 6 Bacon opened its football season across the river against Covington Holmes. Holmes drew first blood by scoring on c: thirty yard pass but missing the conver- sion. Bacon's first touchdown came on a sustained drive from their own fifteen with Cowgell crashing over from the two. Late in the fourth quarter, after a bad pass from center on fourth down. the Spartans took over on the Holmes' twelve. From there they marched to the one where Nichting went over. Both conversions were missed. At right: Nichting scores while Holmes' man piles on. BACON ............ 2 MALE .............................. 6 For its second game Bacon travelled to Louisville where it found a much tougher foe than Holmes. It was a rather evenly fought match until Male sent in a little fellow by the name of Seabrook, who ran the Spartans dizzy. In the second period Vonderbrink kicked out on the Mode five. Seabrook was then tackled in the end zone for Bacon's only scorFtwo points. With one minute left in the game Secrbrook carried over from the one. The extra point was wide. Right: NiChting being pulled down after a short gain around right end. BACON ............ 40 WALNUT HILLS ............ 0 The Eagles were no match for the Spartans us Bacon practically scored at will until the coach threw in everything but the bench. With less than a minute after the game got under way. Nichting went forty- seven yards to the three where Cowgell scored 0n the next play. Nichting had runs of forty-seven, thirty- seven. thirty-four, and sixty-four yards. Both Mercurio and Cowgell scored twice with Nichting and Weber tallying once. Right: Weber going straight ahead with two block- ers going in different directions. goodwill Cpeuiew BACON....26 HUGHES .............................. U Hughes scheduled the tour GCL teams in a row and that was just too much, as the Spartans found them an easy touch. The closest the Big Reds were able to get to the Bacon goal line was the eighteen. Again it was Ray Nichting night as the stoclq,r halfback scored three touchdowns. In the fourth quarter aiter Vonder- brink returned a Hughes punt to the twenty-three, Mort Cowgell zoomed over the remaining yard stripes. Burns had a perfect night with his kicking toe. Left: Carl Heilman waiting for the pigskin. Will he catch it? Sorry. BACON... 6 HAMILTON CATHOLIC 7 Every time the Spartans travel to Hamilton, they put on a sluggish performance. What should have been an easy victory, turned out to be a lesson-bearing defeat. Overconiidence seemed to be the answer as Bacon was able to push across but a single toucthWn and missing the conversion. The Rams made their extra point and that was the game. H ! Left: Quit your pushing BACON. . 46 NORWOOD .......................... 0 The Norwood game proved to be good track prac- tice for the Spartans as again the coach emptied the bench. In outplaying Norwood, Bacon had 11 first downs to the Indians' three. Doppes completed six passes out of sixteen that were good for one hundred and fifty yards and three touchdowns. Left: Bacon was so deceptive that night that Mer- curio carried the ball through the crowd without any- 4' 3S $ 9 v s ? ,2 one watching him. Ask Fr. Lucian what happened. i. i t 5 a i t 2 t3 BACON ...... 34 NEWPORT CATHOLIC 14 The Spartans won their first GCL game of the sea- son with a bang. Bacon was held scoreless in the first quarter, but broke loose for three touchdowns in the second. Cowgell, on a trap play, displayed beautiful open-field running when he outrun the Newport sec- ondary and raced seventy-eight yards for the first touchdown. The Spartans got their second score on a pass from Doppes to Nichting, who then raced iiity-four yards to cross the goal. Of the five touchdowns Cow- gell scored three, while Nichting accounted for the other two. Burns converted on four out of five. BACON ...... 13 ELDER .................................. 7 Pulling the upset of the year, Bacon downed the favored Panthers in the second game of GCL double- header. Both Bacon and Elder scored in the first period, a twenty-three yard run for Cowgell and a seven yard plunge by Frey of Elder. In the final period two Doppes' passes, one to Weber and one to Nichting, moved the bcdl to the Elder four. There the bull went over to Elder on the six-inch line On fourth dOWn. Heilmom blocked the Elder punt from the end zone and Welling fell on the ball for Bacon's game winning touchdown. The entire center of the field was mud as you can see from the picture at right. BACON ...... 13 . PURCELL ............................ 14 Once again Purcell upset Bacon's applecart, dis- playing that never-say-die spirit. On their first offen- sive play Bacon tallied on a pass to Cowgell from the ten, pictured right. But Purcell roared right back on a long run to tie the score, 7-7. Bacon's second score was a repetition of the Elder game, when Birkofer blocked a Purcell kick and Amrhein fell on it in the end zone. A bad pass from center kept Burns from converting. In the final period Purcell tied the score and then won the GCL crown when Masset split the uprights. goodwill CDewiew RESERVES How 1:-T. Kearney. R. Witzman, G. LoBuono, P. Hunt, R. Walker, W. Budde, R. Wuest, L. Flaherty. Row 2: W. McCluskey, L. Borchers, R. Little. D. Roettle, S. Handorf. I. Moellinqer, F. Haggexty. R. Doppes. D. Gangloii, I. Shonen, I. Bok, Mgr. Row 3: E. Amrhein. 1. Thomas, T. Geisler. I. Albxinck. I. Iohunnigmcm. E. Oberhelman. R. Vollmer, P. Hermes, Walter Omella. Coach. 4 ea AVX gm gdkwg u, c. i; 4.. $9 5i? FRESHMEN Row 1: N. Schncnz. W. Miller. I. Edmonds. I. Holthaus. F. Cecurdo. H. Wolf, H. Kroger. Row 2: R. Mouliett, I. Koehne, R. Eigel, R. Smith, R. Lehn. I. Monaco. R. Feld, Don Kay. Coach. Row 3: R. Doerqer. P. Collins, W. McCluskey, I. Birkofex, W. Goebel. R. Apke, I. Shorten. Row 4: K. Bausch. B. Bother, A. Diehl. R. Wilmes. D. Reichert. R. Bumb. D. McCluskey, Mgr., J. Luzcijcmick, Ass't Coach. 76 CBaoketbaU'O Scintillating Spartano BASKETBALL RESULTS 1950-1851 Roger Bacon... Roger Bacon... Roger Bacon... Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon... Roger Bacon... Roger Bacon... Roger Bacon... Roger Bacon... Roger Bacon... Roger Bacon Roger Bacon... Roger Bacon... Roger Bacon... Roger Bacon Roger Baconw Roger Bacon... - Reger Bacon... Roger Bacon. Roger Bacon... Roger Bacon... Roger Bacon. 1.67 75 ....67 .66 Walnut Hills ..... Western Hills St. Bernard . Norwood ...... Newport Catholic St. Henry Hamilton Cathohc Purcell Holmes .. Elder ........ Hughes Hamilton Catholic St. Xavier ................. Lockland Wayne ...... Central Vocational Newport Catholic Purcell Elder St. Bernard ..... St. Xavier ....... Tournament M1. Healthy . Elder .............. St. Xavier ............ Hamilton Public .. 23 Won; 1 Lost VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1: Frakes, R1, Ahr. E., Mayborg, C., Nichtingl R, Paul, D. How 2: Sicking, 1.. Cowgell, M., Lummerl. W., Hoimcmn, C., Dattomo. A. Row 3: Klei, L.. Mgrq Doty, H., Mgr., Doppes, D., Vonderbrink, I... Birkofer, R., Rosenberger, A., Iunker. L, Hennel. 15.. Coach Emmett Crowe. $aconb Sparkling Spartano m an ; 'MM d .914 I Perhaps the best aH-crround Guard Bacon ever had is The genius of Bacon's team, Captain Bill Lummert. Lou Vonderbrink. He is tops in our book One of the most natural forwards this city has ever seen. , The big center, Charlie Hofmann, was great in re- Bacon's Sixth Man, Jim Sicking. Great things are bounding and more spectacular in his pot shots. expected Of him before he graduates. Bacon's set-shot artist, Mort Cowgell. Mort had a The Speedster and bcII-snatcher, Don Paul, was ter- kncrck for dropping them in without touching the rim. n'h'c on his floor work. anal eity fitle Guard Lou Vonderbrink, Forward Mort Cowgell. Center Charlie Hofmann, Forward and Captain Bill Lammert, Guard Don Paul, Coach Emmett Crowe. Many of the city's coaches and observers expressed the opinion that this year's Bacon team was perhaps the finest team the city has ever had. They were definitely ear-marked as State Champs, but that honor was not to be realized. Their speed, their lightning-like passing attack, and their deadly accuracy from the floor is proved by the fact that they averaged 61 points per game for the season, while defensively holding the opposition to 39 points per game. Bacon rooters will always look back to the '51 team as the CHAMPS. Another Senior, who was a handy 'man to have Substitute Center, Angelo Dattomo, was always good around, was the speedy Ray Nichting. for a couple of quick baskets. . CBacon'd CQemaruea and greohmen RESERVES Row 1: T. Kearney, K. McAllister, G. LoBuono. Row 2: R. Doppes, T. Gardonio, A. Mink, P. Hunt, A T. Geisler. Row 3: B. Grethel, T. Dinkelacker. J. Albrinck, J. Bok. W. Budde. FRESHMEN Row 1: R. Donahue. R. Apke. I. Birkofer. W. Miller, B. Sander, R. Doerger. Row 2: R. Roll. D. McCloskey, R. Breiuelder. P. Collins. B. Hauck, I. Holtel. Row 3: D. Reichert, Walter Omella, Couch, R. W011. Below: Big John Albrinck will probably be the starting center for Bacon next year. Lower: Our fallen hero, Elmer Hennel. ready 10 be pounced upon by five Thomugh- breds. $aoketbau 951510 and endo Cheerleaders: Ioe O'Brycm and Frank Fiorini. ..- . ncm 1mm I Members of the Dads' Club took care of the finances at the games. Halftime refreshments! Fr. Aldric's popcorn machine couldn't work fast enough for the excited throng. R. Stentz of Room 21 won the portable radio being presented by Captain Bill Lammert. The Dads' Club presented the team with c: beautiful trophy. Bill Lammert accepts for the team. eam CLOino C? e g zitle Bacon men out front on the turn. Don Wess burning up the track on the low hurdles. Bernie Holland cleans the bar on the high jump. Gmh grabs the baton the last lap Don Mercurio streaks across the of the mile relay. wire in the 100 yard dash. WWW 9-4. ..0... , e - Qindcrmen .04Maoa a Qecord 03 88 4130mm TRACK TEAM Row 1: C. Hildebrand, A. Test, M. Broz. D. Mercurio. T. Welling, D. Wess. Row 2: J. Burns, J. Groh. A. Hosenberger. B. Smith. B. Holland, R. Smith. Row 3: I. Johanigmann, F. Huggerty. F. Bolte. P. Deitsch, Walter Ornella, Coach. Row 4: H. Drcthan, Mgr., I. Koch, A. Diehl. R. Hauck. W. Miller. Burton Smith easily clears the bar. Diehl ready to let the discus fly. Iimrnie Burns and Ice Kneip in the mile. .-.... -au ..- $acon '0 'Slugging $5403 VARSITY BASEBALL Row J: E. Hennel, W. Lammert. R. Nichting. M. Cowgell, E. Miller, T. Kearney. E. Ahr. Row 2: P. Grupenhoff, B, Geisler. R. Birkhofer, I. Niehaus. L. Borchers, I. Sickinq. P. Maddock. Row 3: I. Fiorini, Mgr.. I. O'Bryun, G. Hofmann, H. Rengering, L, Vonderbrink. D. Bachman. Row 4: T. Dinkelacker, F. Fiorini, Mgz., I. Birkhofer, A. Dattomo. ball 46mm BASEBALL 1951 Roger Bacon....14 Roger Bacon....21 Roger Baconmll Roger Bacon..- 7 Purcell 2 C0vington Catholic .14 Newport Public .. . 1 Newport Catholic ...... 1 Roger Bacon... 9 Purcell 8 Roger Bacon... 7 Newport Public 3 Roger Bacon . 4 Covington Catholic-.. 3 Roger Bacon... 6 St. Xavier .................. .. 4 Roger Bacon... 9 St. Xavier .................... 4 Roger Bacon....16 Newport Catholic ...... 4 Roger Bacon. 3 Elder ............................ 2 Tournament Roger Bacon... 2 Hamilton Public ........ 1 Roger Bacon... 8 Purcell ........................ 0 Roger Bacon... 4 Western Hills . . 9 Totals: won 13. lost 1 ind C3 63$ erown quth Cperiect Cpeczcn'd Newport Catholic caught Ioe Big John Albrinck reaches for i O'Bryan between second and third. qwide throw at first. Angelo Dattomo warming up for Newport game. .. 1....-n-u- IL.- A n...ux h... --r H Rengering drills I. one down through Off on his way to first Jim Sicking delivers a fast ' short. is Eddie Miller. one. CB-lethletiw Qlub and entramuralo w. , B-ATHLETICS Row 1: Paul, D., Smith, R, Broz, M., Mercurio, D., Fiorini, P.. Nichiinq, R, O'Bryun. 1, Klei, L. How 2: Kneip, 1.. Donahue, K., Frakes, FL, Test, A. Row 3: Wainz. M., Strull, E., Heath. f., Rosenberger, A., Junker, I.. Doppes, D., Wess, D. Doty. H.. Wilzman. R. Bums, T., Weber, M., Row 4: Cowgelll M., Smith, R, Amrhein. R. Beitzinger. P.. Birkoier, R., Boehm. B... Vonderbrink, L., Ready. V. Row 5: Tusset, T., Grupenhoff. P.. Duttomo. 1L, Hofmann, C., Welling, T., Lammen. W.. Heilmcm. C., Kessen. R. Intramural volleyball is proving to be CI popular sport. Iust introduced c1 few years ago, the game has already produced some outstanding contests. Here are just a few sam- ples of how seriously the boys are taking to the game. ieo 1' mi $ hm Student caption STUDENT UNION Left to right: I. Krismer, R. Nichting, I. Sicking, F. Bolte, L. Vonderbrink, D. Pulmisano, G. Schrand, Sec- retary; W. Lummert, President; Mr. George Johnson, Moderator; D. Paul, R. Kennedy, W. Geiser, I. Kneip, R. Doppes, A. Hudepohl. '99 CM A5; PR5 :5 :3; President Lammert, Secretary Schrcmd, and Senior I member Kennedy prepare plans for a typical meeting. the Way at O. L. A. She leuconian . Published seven times a year by the students of Roger Bacon High School, 4320 Vine Street, St. Bernard 17, Ohio. Subscription Price: 31.00 , Gregory Schrand Editor Gerald Berens Ronald Kemper Associate Editors Robert Kennedy Sports Editors Business Manager By Gretchen Sulfatcd In the estimation of the fac- ulty and the greater percentage of the student body, the retreat of 1951 was a huge spiritual suc- Charles Tritschler William Lammerl William Burkett ' t all necks and Ina I'uwaa THE MUNKS 'l'lw mp I n mountain is where yuu trill find The Ioneliesl house in the world of its kind, But I wonder sometimes if it's lonely u! all. To people inside it t'vha're followed the Cull. I wonder if those who ure hilltlw: within Are sorry for Im- in Ihix milm u! Feature Writers Herbert Doly David Palmisnno Reporters Richard Dcidesheimer Daniel Dirr Paul Hildebrand . James OHBrien L Roger Shannon Robert Sullivan p Thomas Ward r5 Tom Hagen Rev. Paschal Varnskuhler, 0.F.M. Moderator 1 Ronald Dearwuler Business Smj? Marvin Broz Charles Knollman James Krismer Staff Photographer Alvin Hudepohl Typists Dan Evers Alan Schell S The corridors; home rooms, lted a nlc: Vine Street - Rogei if you didnht knowi. glad that the snow I' vnn F i- egend has it that many years ago a :- ine went from door to door giving the poor IOUu ssages for the imprisoned. Yet the two St. Vale ' hst we celebrate on February 14 have nothing to 6 NToral p 1' nlsJ m 011! h h'. Sn 0 m Xlu l'heir :titious Valentine. Wimg Bacon ODEFetta, Tune gle The show Nevertheless, people still go loversh festival. Op 0 hive a sr a dear one 01- Jn'opriate way e observing St. Valentme Day as Len of affection pa Peterhs Glee enry re.- David. $- ne uvvther I one day? KS 0' BACONIAN M $30 How 1: R. Kennedy, R. Kemper, M. Broz, R. Shannon, ter twi I. Krismer, C. Knolltnan. . . me How 2: I. O'Bryan. C. Hildebrand. W. Burkett, D. Dm'. uu '3 a D. Palmiscmo. . a 10 Row 3: A. Hudepohl, C. Tntschler, D. Evers, W. Lam- - r . . Inert, R. Sullivan. ,1 'n thh Row 4: D. Schrand, T. Ward. R. Dearwcxter, A. . k 18:355. Schell, T. Hagen. a i'ough tht the 5 '1y from thK my of 1 personali vner fine , 500d wm HLKAVL earth to me.. '20 attain peace we must pray a. f' be restored to this troubled worlu. utmost to attain peace and happiness in our every-day living. f others. Now is the time to begin .e sacrifices i r can never be too considerate 0 live as Christ said we should. mh. Hm urn fake toward true peace is a step closer to GOd. car window. nu'p- an Spirit U Hg 689 NOrWOOdPSJSIZS f A- v .2 SGR- RYAN To 3530.14.14. song, was Old, 15 from the com- We should all resolve to do ,mOSt interesting 7- , in my humble estimation, a gen- tleman who is so small he has to sit on a pillow to see out of a sin, V'H'nll m the world. In the flash. Latm ,was . . ochultz and .Wm mu 111111 the cuurugo who m s e The ml needed fur? ouch strong; situation H'ith In 3! 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Se def? as C . g T Hoffnirbrmk 18.3 84 59 53 5; 24s tO.LA s piro t Then SAW ? whim 5am Frekm ,LaWSickinga 233 573 53 34: 36 209cCrabbe d'd u te perfmmer Am. mt? I CaTXOVVaiquviludevo X7XEY? 113:5: 11:13 48 55; 323 :79 1151 a which ,Belttya EalletRnumber, aftei ea 0 t- k 'n Mac N' 0.1110 47 3 so ' 0'1 u a-d ' 95 . c vi , . 7 23 . pl , D . w e. :. T058211 Eaxaggn, AX uham 08, PAd-I; F$;i:1:;ng 4; 12: 22 123 110 1112: thy FIEISCh, and Janet Jacoorgsv dill 111's mu NIH, vhf g1 posm' Humbertvchafxesd Karma 5521:3129, 3525 15 1126 9 1:7 35;mb-lended their voices in the beau- t straichml nu! in : Siehau? Schrgm , Aapeeserger 3217 66 2? g 1231 34 11 tlfUI Strams 0f Without a Song? .mm: Giv GTegm Jungle:k 14 3 10 3? 17 11: 91 An artistic touch Was adrV ' fr , AS mann. Hayborg 5 Z 8 3 3 1313- the program when p, , at Ahefnd 69 g 55 g 4 15:1 J tl'iSSQy drew 1 e Ce Yo I; - tGAxF- 1 o 4 3 :3 Sshupetmt ' ., x hh . e trike u 1 St. alen $75; 1:11: 1.5;? attempid 0 0 3m a 3 Ce e :Tho milrlne; lfouls'xlfgee t rOJFree thaw, ch a $ . x i Entir'os It - e e The run. If A WAY TO SL'LLESS WW, $5 , host! Y0! ulu'u-vx juirh The 3m nknr . rhnkel daily visit. For instance, the other dav I was in the senior smoking; qtlar- tei-s when he came around for his He was greeted with $aconianf gunior Row 1: Fogarty, T., Burkett. W., Dearwcter, R., Rakel, R., Kemper, B. Row 2: Kneip, T., Purcell, R., O'Bryan, 1., Wieczorkowski. R, Andriacco, F Fr. Conan and the newscasters visit with Mr. George Murphy at the WCKY news rooms. N x m On Ianuary 9, Roger Bacon once again played host to the WSAI Iunior Town Meeting. The question being debated was, Should sixteen-year-olds have drivers' licenses? The par- ticipating schools this year were Roger Bacon and Mother of Mercy. The principals for the affirmative were Eleanora Nicholas and Iames Cloran, who stated that the greater number of accidents lies within the 21-26 yeqr-old bracket. On the other hand, Jo Ann Bross and William Burkett, defending the negative, stated that, according to the number of miles driven, there are more accidents in the 16 year-old group. Moderator for the Bacon boys was Fr. Owen. The program moderator was Mr. George Palmer. The program was recorded and played over WSAI a few evenings later. B-SCHOLASTICS Row 1: Bok, 1., Rapien, 3., Brock, R.. Pohlkcmp. F., Bastian, D.. Born, G., Hampel. C.. Schappuchez, D.. Bosse, C. Row 2: Ahr. EL, Purcell, R., Soricmo, C., O'Brycn, L, Humbert. I... Kemen, 1.. Herbst, I., Thinnes, I. How 3: Krismer, L, Beischel, P., Hauser, W., Kennedy. 13., Sullivan, R.. Kramer, I., O'Brien, I. How 4: Schrand. G., Resp, R.. Linesch, L., Weming, 1.. Lamping. R, Kneip, L, Doty, H. Row 5: Roettele, D., Noe, C., Lammert. W., Hoffman, C.. Beck, R, Heile, B., Hudepohl, A. 91 Row 1: Hudepohl. R., Gronczuer, B.., Wess, D., Bastian, D., Hauser, W. Row 2: Niehaus, I., Zepf. T., Schrcmd, G., Hilvers, R, Krismer. I. How 3: Hudepohl, A.. Heile, B.. Brctcher, G. Left: This wonderful shot of Cincy's famed Fountain Square was made by Alvin Hudepohl. Above: Hilvers and Bratcher doing some en- larging. Bottom, left: A mock portrait shot, and below. the shuttervbugs and equipment. 92 Cnflerit Syotem Ni '1 ; Above and below: Fr. Ermin and his staff do a wonderful job in keeping track of every student's merits. This requires quite c: bit of bookkeeping, as you can imagine. Row 1: Kispert, R.. Bare. R., McCarty, W. Row 2: Mueller, 1., Grossheim. 3., Kugele, T. SENIOR DIVISION Seated: I. Grupenhof, I. Kemen, W. Burkett. Standing: T. Kellison, I. O'Bryqn, A. Meyer. In the finals of the Elocution contest, held on Sunday evening, March 18, Jerome Kemen was adjudged the best senior speaker; Iohn Grupenhof, the best junior; and William Burkett. the next of the seniors and juniors. Fred Bolte won the sophomore championship while Don- ald Feld won the Freshman first position. Ronald Walker won the sophomore-fresh- man runner-up spot. The six final winners were selected by the three judges: Rev. Varin Slacke. O.F.M., of St. George Church; Miss An- geline Uhrig of O.L.A. high school; and former State Senator, Mr. Maurice Nie- haus. Mr. Paul Meyer was the faculty adviser for the contest. SCIENCE Row 1: Ventre. I., Oswald, P.. Stone, R.. Zaffiro, I., Wottle, E Schindler, W. Row 2: Herbsl. T., Ventre, D., Moorman, 1., Flaig, I., Herbst, 1., Heing, T. How 3: Broz, M., Krismer. I., Hagen, T., Lehn. R., Thinnes, I. Row 4: Bick. T., Fleckenstein, R, Drewes. E.. Zepf, T. 95 To its long line of clubs, Bacon has now added a Radio Club. Fr. Brice, the moderator, is trying to teach some of the basic principles of radio. Left and below: members work- ing on their own one-tubers. '.-.m 4B5: - . , 1.:IIE wt 15! slum ;u a-. fma-Amgw A In the few years that the Bacon Band has been under the capable leadership of Father Bennet, left, it has come to be recognized as one of the finest playing and marching high school bands in Southern Ohio. Perhaps the football teams may not all be perfect, but you can always count on a top-rcxte performance from the Band. Just to prove its versa- tility, the Band was unable to perform its program at the Elder game, because of the muddy condition of the center of the playing field. So they put on the entire program, formations and all, perfectly executed, from the side lines. below. That's perfection in our book. Above: the Band spells out a large A for the Alumni. Once the Band starts its haIf-time ceremonies, there is no interruption in the music until the entire program is completed. Right: Drum Major Harold Fuhrman catches the baton the hard way. Below: the Bacon band sat this one out. The O.L.A. Band, guest band for the Norwood game, performed admirably. This all-girl High School concert and marching band is one of the very few in the State of Ohio. Band officers, Sulli- van and Hoimcmn, presented the O.L.A. majorette with a beautiful bouquet at halt-time. Row 1: I. Schweitert, I. Keller, H. Graute, A Grohs. J. Kelly, F. Abt, I. Picker, E. Wottle, R. Becker, P. Middendorf, P. Burt. I. Grote, I. Holtel, F. Pohlkamp, H. Fuhrmun. Row 2: E. Brinkman, L Chandler, P. Giesler, M. Orso, D. Locaputo, H. Henkenbems, D. Schappctcher, D. DiFilippo. M. Bezling, G Zeis, G. Iaworski, E. Frekinq. How 3: Bells, P. Lunn. D. Schnur, R. Bidlemcm, R. Geers, L. Wanger. B. Giesler, M. Broz, W. Meckley. G Smith, I. Mueller. E. Grossheim, K. Hamlet, Bells, J. Alexander. Row 4: IA Edwards, R. Barry, R. Sullivan, D. Gcngloff. W. Bross, R Flick, B. Rupien, L. Linesch. Row 5: R. Gronauer, F. Ungruhe, C, Hofmann, A. Scheii, C. Schepmun, I. Donahue. Below: the Bacon Band entertaifls Cincinnaticms at Government Square for the Freedom Bell Campaign. Bottom: old time square dance at Alumni Homecoming game. K Mew. vi w; V .48 a r t 0 e h C a t r e C n O 1 u n: ,1 I I; Q? LATIN CLUB I AND II Row 1: Zepf, T., Engelkump, H., Lohmueller, 1., Dickhaus. L., De Salvo, P., Zaffiro. 1., Corsmeiex. P., Stone, R, Kispert, B. Row 2: Hilvers, R., Bohrer, J., Oswald, P.. Siebel, T., Ginley, W.. Kennedy, D., Deitsch, P., Wonle, E., Bausch, K. Row 3: Iuworski, G., Deitsch, P., Herbst, T., Bross, T., Schrand, B.. Linfert. B.. Flaig, T., Bick, T., Pohlkump, P., Schneider, B.. Holtel, I. How 4: Hexbst. 1., Brock, R., O'Bryan, I., Harrigcm. R.. Born, G., Beischel, P., Arand, R., Hampel, C., Issler, T. Row 5: Engel, 1.. Gampfer. C., Sicking. I., Dinkelacker. T., Rapien B.. Bok, 1., Glendorf. C., Schnur. P. LATIN CLUB III AND IV How I: Purcell. R, Ahr, E... Hall. T., Dahlman. S., KIei, L.. Forschbuch, 1., Moulliet, C.. Wintermeyer. B. Row 2: Beck, B.. Holland. B.. Kennedy, B.. Enwright, B.. Sena, N.. Sullivan, R., Shannon, R., Resp, B. Row 3: Kramer, 1.. Huuser. W., Donahue. K., Schmnd. G.. Kneip, 1.. Schepmcm, C., O'Brien, I. How 4: Amrhein, B.. Lamping. B.. Werning. I.. Geiser. W.. Heath. 1., Lcrmmers. W., Hudepohl, A.. Noe, C. Fr. Lucian and his Senior Caesars at their 1:30 class period. Alvin Hudepohl, Iohn Kramer. holding the Auxilium Latinum excellence trophy, and Iohn Herbst. mammmm um? 5-.-II-v-x 7 h- , , t glee ROW 1: Fogarty. T., Tate, R, Trageser, 1., Keller, 1., Huurmcm. P.. Schneider, B... Lamb, G., Curmher, 1..., Soriano, C., Carlotta. 1. Row 2: Fiorini, I., Strussel, R, Mechlem, W., Smith, R, Keller. M., Kellison. I.. Fioxini, P.. Hexdemcm, H.. Habig, Lu Sarvak, I. How 3: Van De Ryt. G., Moellinger, 1., Wieczorkowski, PL, Shumute. T., Lo Buono. G., Condo. P.. Pelker. 1.. Havlin, Kt. Hunt. P., Thinnes, I. How 4: Kelley. W., Houck, R, Weber, M., Meyer, T., Geiser. W.. Davis. T., Smith, N., Hilvexs. R.. Deidesheimer, B. Row 5: Reusch, G., Luipold, E.. Moeller, R., Schultz, R. McMahon, G., Brunsman. T., Haggexty, P.. Walker. R... Amrhein, R. Left, above, and below, are scenes from Cincy's famed Crib setting at Lytle Park, where the Bacon Glee Club sang and entertained the many visitors who visited the beautiful Christmas setting. Kasper Kroqgins, Codfish King! ................ Norman Smith Mrs. Kroggins, ambitious Wife....1.1....A....,;..Dolores Meyer Jean Kroggins. the daughter .......................... Joan Carroll, Mitzi, switchboard operator ...................... Iecmne- McGuif Ice BIOWn, oWner of WTNT ......... 1 ............... R obert Schultz; Jerry Kennedy, advertisipg manager....Willic1mlGeiser Tilly 1 5' Betty Lou Rupard Milly ........ Sister team at WTNT ........ 1 Dorothy Fleisch Billy Janet Jacobs Dynamo Dave, production man; ........... Thomas Ward Bob, engineer at WTNT............1...........1...W..Clifford,Bom I. Bottomley-Binks, announcer..;........;..H...NJames Clorcm Archibald Throckmorton, lawyer .......... Ronald Heitzmcm Lysander Phipps, theatrical producer...1loseph Q'Bryan Play Director: MissGAngeline Uhrig Producer: FL 'Ennin Werle. O.F.M. SOPBANOS .Icmet Hdrsch Beverly Savu onCe Kneidlk Marie Mechlem L . Betty Richie: G ' Virginia Meyer . 1 Mary Lou Fehrehbach 1 Eileen O Brien TENOBS Theodora Meyer G , Richard Strassel Leonard Curmhet Thomas Davis George Reusch Ronald Walker A Guy Lo Buono Orchestra Directory Fr Bennet 110111011. 1013M Choral DichiOz: , . Eleanor Schull 1 Betty Hunt . GClaireTeist . Lois Hgmphrey 1 1 Mary Ellen Puhren w LgBuerurq 1111111151- 1 G Yoseph 011110!th 1 -. ' Consfuntine 801111110 LBob'ert Moeller 1;; L; L 1 Edward- Luipdld , G Thomas Shumth - G L George V1111 De RYL F1 QUARTETT5 7 L i L James Felice: Thomas Brunsmcanumck Hunt Paul Hammcm Joqrme Youngs Patzidicx DoergGerk . BASSES Hurry Herdemcn Peter GRicke. O. F M :5.- 4 A 4 4 Dorothy Fleisch, Dynamic Dave Ward. Iunet Jacobs. Iocxn Carrol. Dolores Meyer, Nor- man Smith, Iames Cloran. Ronald Heitzmqn qs Archibald Throckmor- , ; Iames Clorcm ton let down his hair at the studio party. . station announcer - .WM- t Iednne McGuff as Mitzi. Marie Mecklem tap dances. Mrs. Kroggins and the Gay Nineties Quartette. Miss Uhrig applying ' makeup to Norman Smith. Final number by the entire cast. u,nio f Spartan Charley Hampel as Muggsy, Joe Carter as Mr. Max- well, and Walter Shroyer as Wilbur. Row 1: Schindler. R., 'Shroyer. W., Stigler. A, McCarty. W., Hopcia. I. How 2: Flohr. 1., Grotian, I., Fiorini. 1., Humpel. C., Pohlkump. F.. Froehle, D. How 3: Moulliet, R., Bolte, F., Born, G., Carter. 1.. Glundorf, C. Row 4: Grossheim, E.. Walker, R. Havlin, K, Deidesheimer R. 106 uqnuggoy'oaqunerry v .hribtmao TI xiv 4 :? ! n .. m1 3' 1?? The Junior Spartan players out-did themselves in their annual Christmas play on December 22. Some of the players were: Ioe Carter as Mr. Maxwell, Mark Scher- zinger as Mrs. Maxwell, Walter Shroyer as Wilbur, Russel itsafffga ' 3' 11; - K31. Giesler as Betty Lou, Charles Hampel as Muggsy, and Fred Bolte as Elmer. The director was Fr. Owen. ward- robe by Fr. Ermin. -rwru: w . vi 5'TEVE CIVES 1.50.37 5 w Ira , , 1'1 :57 Row 1: Born, $3.. Pogcu'ty, T., Dahlmun, S.. Fiorini. F., Humbert, L.. Hejtzmcm. R. How 2: Ward, T., O'Brycm, I., Hexdemun. H., Clomn. I.. Sullivan. FL. Burkett, W., Rakel, R. . Row 3: Schrand, G... Mink. W., Palmisano. D., Meyer. 5... Geiser. W.. Wilger, I. How 4: Schultz. R. Tasset. T., Bums. I., Gmpenhoif. 1.. McMahon, G. CAST Father Edward, the Principal ...................... Thomas Tasset Caroline Dolores Meyer Father Gale, Guidance Director ...... George McMahon or Beverly Senior Iocm Carroll Iohn Grupenhoff Mary Ellen High School Betty Lou Rupard Tom, typical 15911ior ---------------------------------------- LGHY Humbert Murdctne Politicians Iean Durchholz or Don, cave-mcm typeDcrve Palmisctno Shirley Kraft Steve, Prom candidate .................................. Bob Schultz Marjorie Jeanne McGuff Gloria, Steve's regular ...................... Evelyn Cigolotti or Icme Marilyn Bleser Patricia Ryan Mrs. Henning, Bobby's Mom ........................ Carm Preston Bob, Mommy's Bobby ........................................ Cliff Born Mrs. Meredith, maternal watch-dog ...... Marion Glandorf Iack, political boss ...................................... Robert Rakel or Officer Delaney. Gloria's uncle .................. Thomas Ward Charles Schmitt Doctor Brooks, ladies' doctor ........................... Bill Kelley Director .................................................. Miss Angeline Uhrig Producer ......................................... Fr. Ermin Werle, O.I-'.M. 108 tudent Cunion electiono J V U g V U NEW Tillifgr: W p u... r1 . ,ynfffyffz i: The White Party holding its convention. Ioe Registration polls crre open. If a student has two O'Bryan, who was the party's presidential nominee. failures in classwork, he has lost his right to vote. addresses Chairman BillBurkett. reoiclent F e't he Sect h Son On the day before the voting polls were opened, Tked y MIIXO he Elecmm ' a debate was held between the candidates before the bee pm 9 dutl q The en 1 assembled student body. Here is Marvin Broz ad- xdkes e ecoqm n5 . . . Xoxs 01 X ex cnO dressmg has questlon to the Brown Party. 11d G r 7,351 ! I 0'3 9? YIB N00 04 301:9 M D Bgzkwer ND 01047 Doppe es, I1: 1310th- 7758.- 1.- B Ioe O'Brycm, newly elected White Party presi- P. J L. dent, is being congratulated by Fr. Andrew and school president, Bill Lammert. Ioe Kneip was the Brown Party presidential candidate. . - 3.11:3 V .-.:.;;-.. ,AW , W , .-, ,, wH 1 ..--q-...d.. mum. .., . 4.. A. - A ,....- - A , VStudent Curtion aanceo ' Roger Bacon's dances were defu initely better than' ever. Always a. gay crowd from O.L.A., Mercy. Seton. Regina, and other schools. Under the capable leadership of Pr. Ronald and Mr. Iohnson, and the en. tertcdnment committee, these dances ' L ? were conducted very orderly, with 1 . i . . everyone well bahuved and having 'c: k V ' jgrqnd time. MuSic wds s11pp1ied by Chas Wahle. Vic Adkins, and the popular Commentals. A x 1517' SDiocovery $ance - Qctober 11 3 3$$WC$$$S$CKG$5$R Effitighngaiicg 33;:33. mil: ' ; $ , g L . Miss Kistner, Mr. Flick. Miss Dineen, MI. Test, Miss Stegemcrn, Mr. Stegemcm mo rela- tion to Miss Stegemanl tght O gealloumen $arty Cn WWW??? Wm w. 7, WW' ' Farmers Formal, Tan Wdra angi Jeanne Durcholtz. . M Gxeg- Schmnd try- 1 1119 top. beat the rap. V9.3: .V w ' V - ...l..Q ow - 9 Picturesque Castle Farm once again was the scene of the Annual Prom. Over 185 couples danced to the music of Ches Wuhle and his orchestra. The title of King and Queen went to Mort Cowgell and Ieanne McGuff. Other titles were: Best Dressed .......................................... Marvin Broz, Joan McGuire Most Likely to Succeed .............. Bill Lammert, Mary Ellen Dineen Most Rugged ................ Ron Amrhein, Cutheine Lonis Best Athlete ........................................ Mort Cowgell, Ieanne McDuff Best Dancer ................................................ Don Paul, Elaine Doerger Best Personality .................. Dave Palmisuno, Patricia Henderson Most Popu'Iar .............................. Ray Nichting, Carmella Winnelli Best Student ...................... Charles Hofmann, Marilyn Gruenwcxld Master of Ceremonies was Bill Burkett and his date. Betty Strassel. The management of Castle Farm congratulated the school for a well organized and behaved prom. That credit belongs to Fr. Ronald KING and QUEEN and Mr. Johnson. Well done! Senior - gunior Cprom ch. a the Grand Md! r. it wotkew The Prom Committee and their dates: Tom Fogcn'ly, Larry Humbert. Marvin Broz. Joe Kneip, -, Dave Palmiscmo, Chcdr- ; 1 man Bill Buxkett, Dick ' Hartman. and Bill Lum- mart. Jim Beck and his lovely lady. arm - o4pril 6 Bob Sagers and Paul Ioerling. Somebody is sleepy. R th it ' hD h h -1 ' geewmg e1: favqggsffxg ogrqp ac s unds It's the Principal of the thing! I The end Lof u perfectevening. 19:: Eddie Miller and friends. Commencement Day began with Holy Mass at St. Clement Church. Both the graduates and their par- ents received Holy Communion. This was their Act of Thanksgiving to Almighty God for their years at Roger Bacon, years that they will long remember and cherish. I ' e W 3! . , . . 4 h 4 eommunion $realz$aot After Holy Mass, everyone returned to the break- fast room for a delicious lunch served by the P.T.A. Jimmy Krismer acted as Master of Ceremonies. Speakers were Jerome Kemen, representing his graduating class; Fr. Ronald, faculty representative: Mrs. Clam Heath. P.T.A. president: Mr. Edwin Hav- lin, D.F.T. president; Mr. Maurice Niehaus, Alumni president; Father Andrew; and the Very Rev. Rom- uald Mollaun, president of Roger Bacon High School. graduation exercioeo The evening of June 1. which denoted the terminus of four years of spiritual and scholastic education for 147 seniors. found the Bacon Graduates of '51 being ad- dressed by the Superintendent of the Archdiocescm Schools. the Very Rev. Mon- signor Carl I. Ryan. Also present for the Graduation exercises were: the Very Rev. Dominic Limacher, O.F.M., personal delegate of the Minister General of the Franciscans. The valedictory address was delivered by Mr. and the Rev. Baldwin Schulte, O.F.M., Vice-provin- William Lammert, student school president. ciul of the Cincinnati Franciscans. Robert I. Kennedy William I. Burkett Herbert T. Doty Xavier University Scholarship Chase College Scholarship University of Cincinnati Scholarship College of Engineering CERTIFICATES OF EXCELLENT SCHOLARSHIP Ioseph W. Carlotta Lawrence H. Humbert Charles E. Noe Herbert T. Doty Robert I. Kennedy James H. O'Brien Robert A. Flick William H. Lammert Gregory I. Schrcmd Charles A. Hofmann William W. Mechley I. Roger Shaman Alvin H. Hudepohl Robert A. Sullivan HONORARY SCIENCE AWARD Herbert T. Doty AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN BUSINESS EDUCATION Robert A. Flick AWARDS FOR FOUR-YEAR PERFECT ATTENDANCE RECORD William I . Bross Cornelius G. Smith Theodore J. Meyer Richard W. Deidesheimer Edwin A. Strotmcxn Fred T. Overbeck Alvin H. Hudepohl Charles A. Hofmann Donald M. Paul Clyde I. Koehne James M. Meinezs Charles W. Tritschler CHARLES F. WILLIAMS ESSAY CONTEST Second Place, William I. Burkett Thomas F. Ward David W. Palmisuno Morton R. Cowgell Drama Oscar Drama Oscar Athletics Traphy $ecember 21, 1951 ado, Lgriendo, zeachero elub The D.F.T. Officers-Mr. Edwin Huvlin, President. o4lun4ni ogooociation 1w; 3.1 V mm. Do you know that . . . glw ROGER BACON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION . . . is your big brother? Alumni Activities . . . Week-End Retreats a1 ftiarhurst Quarterly Reunion Dances Alumni Bowling League A. A. U. Basketball Supporting New Roger Bacon Stadium Annual Basket Picnic Annual Homecoming Bi-Monthly Alumni News . Xavier University Scholarships ' ' ' 13 supported Annual Alumni-Paculty Baseball Game by the Annual Alumni-faculty Basketball Game Faculty? Awards to Champion Varsity Teams . . . supports all student activities? . . . sponsors many activities of its own? . . . READ THE BI-MONTHLY ALUMNI NEWS OUR ADVERTISERS PLEASE PATRONIZE THEM! groubado ur Cpatrcamy Mr. Harold B. Nordeman Iames Sarvak Mr. A. Handermann Behne Family Frank G. 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L THE VERY REV. ROMUALD MOLLAUN. O.F.M.. PROVINCIAL and THE FRANCISCAN FATHERS oi the PROVINCE OF ST. IOHN THE BAPTIST Extend SINCEBE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES OF 1951 B. KLEINER AND SON 1630 Republic Street Rooi and Furnace Repairing JAMES P. BOLGER COAL CO. Super Fuel Since 1895 Enquirer Building CHen'y 4760 FRANK I. STATH 6. C0. REALTORS An Efficient Stuff and Sales Department Both Residential and Investment Property 1764 Queen City Ave. GR 7220 MARIEMONT PRINTER George Feld Norwood 12. Ohio CINCINNATI ATHLETIC GOODS 110- W. Fourth Street Cincinnati 2. Ohio Compliments of ST. AUGUSTINE CHURCH Compliments of the STANLEY I. KEMPER FAMILY HERB KATI'US Meats - Groceries - Fruits - Vegetables Home Dressed Poultry 4509 Vine Street WC 5673 St. Bernard, Ohio Compliments of St. element Cparioh St. Bernard, Ohio Centennial Year August 1950 August 1951 Compliments St. eBonaventure ehurch 1789 Queen City Avenue Phone WAbash 2547 Rev. 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Ohio mm mmva ' a . . nn-e'x. uwmhq kAu-umm .ulm..wuw-.-k- ... . m CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! zhe granciocan Wiooionary Caption Extends to you and the students of Roger Bacon High School its sincerest appreciation for the generous and whoIe-hearted support you have given the Franciscan Priests and Brothers working 1'11 God's Mission Field. REV. IRVIN GEHRING. O.F.M. 1615 Vine Street Cincinnati 10, Ohio THE WHOLE FAMILY GOES FOR ST. ANTHONY MESSENGER The National Catholic Family Magazine 350,000 subscribers $3.00 per year Sample copy sent upon request 1615 Republic Street Cincinnati 10, Ohio Compliments of St. george cparioh Rev. Cassian Sand, O.F.M. Pastor THE FRANKLIN SAVINGS and LOAN COMPANY 1633 Vine Street 2035 Madison Road Open-Saturdcxys 310 6 pm. Open1-Fridays 12 to 8 pm. Mondays 4 to 8 pm. Saturdays 10 to 1 p.m. Other days 12 to 4 pm. Cincinnati. Ohio THE SNOOK-VEITH LUMBER CO. Est. 1911 Retail Lumber and Millwork Stock and Special Millwork Roofing Insulation Plaster Board Storm Sash and Doors-Steel Sash 5250 Vine Street AV 1840 IOSEPH L. KOETTERS Lathing Plastering Fireproofing 184 Meadow Avenue AV 8182 Cincinnati 1'7, Ohio Compliments of Compliments of ST. BERNARD CHURCH ASSUMPTION PARISH wmton place ML Healthy. Ohio 1 Rev. Chas. H. McGurn Pastor Congratulations from THE PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION to the GRADUATES OF 1951 of ROGER BACON HIGH SCHOOL JOS. A. WESTENDORF TWO COMPLETE FOOD MARKETS Locklcmd Wyoming VA 2342 VA 3835 Compliments of WILLIAM C. ULRICH HERFF-IONES CLASS RINGS AND PINS Workmanship Quality Service St. gohn agaptiot ehurch Green and Republic Streets Rev. Victorian Ostmeyer, O.F.M., Pastor Rev. Florian Greve, O.F.M., Assistant Rev. Paschal Vamskuhler. O.F.M., Assistant Rev. Iuvencxl Pfalzer, O.F.M., Assistant Attend our Novena to St. Anthony Every Monday See the Passion Play During each Lenten Season IGLER PHARMACE'S 1894 Fifty-Seven Years 1951 Of Service Wyoming-Hartwell Glendale VA 2615 PR 061! NADLER STORES Sharp Styles For Men and Boys Northaide Cheviot 4016 Hamilton Avenue 8641 Harrison Avenue THE GEORGE R. HAMMERLEIN AGENCY General Agents For The Minnesota Mutual Life Insurance Company MAin 1919 18 East Fourth Streel Cincinnati. Ohio. Compliments of KNOLLMAN LUMBER COMPANY North College Hill. Ohio ROTH'S SERVICE STATION Cor. Marks! and Benson Sta. Beading. Ohio VA 9063 BARGE'S lCONFEC.?l'IONERY 3-270 - 61, Beer - Wine Eats and Drinks to Take Out 4900 Vine Street St. Bernard. Ohio WM. 'C. SEISSIGER Grocery and Daily Market Fish and Poultry We Deliver 2024 Jefferson Ave. AV 4404 See WOLF BROS. First For Those Hard to Get Items Full Line of Furniture and Appliances: Kelvinator. Admiral, Crosley. R.C.A., Estate. 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BERNARD BUSINESS MEWS ASSOCIATION THIS IS YOUR ASSURANCE OF QUALITY AND SERVICE Senior elaoo $irectory NAME ADDRESS PO PHONE CLASS ROOM Alexander, Iames I ..................... 2174 Elysian Street ...................... 19....CH 4082 ........ 4D ............ 23 Amrhein, Ronald I ....................... 3481 Iessup Road .......................... 24....IA 1039 ........ 4C ............ 28 Austing, Glenn A ......................... 2312 Clifton Avenue .................... 19....CH 4080 ........ 4C ............ 28 Barrow. Allen I ............................. 4346 Rose Hill Avenue ................ 17....AV 8714 ........ 4C ............ 28 Beck, Iames B ............................... 79 Albert Street ............................ 17....UN 0529 ........ 4A ............ 27 Beitzinger, Francis ........................ 215 Donahue Street ...................... 19.... ........ 4D ............ 23 Berens, Gerald 13 ........................... 4463 Colerain Avenue ................ 23....KI 5290 ........ 4A ............ 27 Biehn, Charles S ........................... 3465 Cornell Place ........................ 20....AV 1619 ........ 4B ............ 22 Billmcm. Eugene E ......................... 1542 Westwood Avenue ............ 14....GR 3573 ........ 4B ............ 22 Blom, Robert I ............................... 4235 Zetta Avenue ........................ 17....WO 2786 ........ 4C ............ 28 Born, Clifford G ............................. 5544 Belmont Avenue .................. 24....KI 8095 ........ 4A ............ 27 131055, William I ............................. 3320 Diehl Road ............................ 11....HU 5717 ........ 4C ............ 28 Broz, Marvin H ............................... 3964 Vine Street ............................ 17....AV 3451 ........ 4A ............ 27 Bruning. Bernard E ....................... 675 Riddle Road ............................ 20....AV 2109 ........ 4A ............ 2'7 Buller. Clarence H ....................... 6375 Cheviot Road ........................ 24....IA 2375 ....... 4C ............ 28 Burkett, William I ......................... 4166 Tunill Street ........................ 23....KI 4519 ........ 4A ............ 27 Carlotta. Ioseph W ....................... 219 Fosdick Street ........................ 19....UN 1544 ........ 4D ............ 23 Carraher, Leonard W ................... 3458 Colerain Avenue ................ 23,...MU 4314 ........ 4D ............ 23 Cloran, Iames H ........................... 2701 Alice Street .......................... 19....AV 7555 ........ 4C ............ 28 Cowgell, Morton R ....................... 3594 Alaska Avenue .................... 29....AV 9921 ........ 4D ............ 23 Coyne, Edward W ....................... 1601 Moore Street ........................ 10....MA 4505 ........ 4C ............ 28 Dattomo, Angelo R ....................... 1875 Ionte Avenue ........................ 14....GR 3865 ........ 4D ............ 23 Dearwater, Ronald W ................. 4812 Andalus Court ...................... 17....AV 7780 ........ 4B ............ 22 Deidesheimer, Richard W ........... 4245 Brookside Avenue .............. 23....KI 2726 ........ 4B ............ 22 Deubell, FredI ............................... 10 Baker Avenue .......................... 17...-UN 3430 ........ 4B ............ 22 Dirr, Daniel R ................................. 1619 Westwood Avenue .............. 14....WA 0943 ........ 4A ............ 27 Donahue, Iohn W ......................... 13 Kessler Avenue ........................ 17....UN 5226 ........ 4D ............ 23 Donahue, Kevin A ....................... 1526 Wittekind Terrace .............. 24....MU 5454 ........ 4C ............ 28 Donnelly, Ronald L ....................... 3704 Beekmcn Street .................... 23....K'I 2047 ........ 4D ............ 23 Doty, Herbert T ............................. 39 West McMillan Avenue ........ 19....UN 0836 ........ 4A ............ 27 Duesing. Harold T ....................... 4212 Kessler Avenue....................17....AV 2458 ........ 4C ............ 28 Ellert, Richard L ............................. 407 Cleveland Avenue ................ 17....PL 4306 ........ 4C ............ 28 Elsbernd, Leo I ............................. 2620 Sander Street ...................... 19....UN 2855 ........ 4A ............ 27 Enwright, Richard C ..................... 22 East Daniel Street .................... 19....UN 7764 ........ 4A ............ 27 Evers, Daniel Il717 Glen Parker Avenue .......... 23....K'I 6473 ........ 4D ............ 23 Farrell, Iames P ........................... 2141 Freeman Avenue ................ 14.... ........ 4B ............ 22 Flick, Robert A29 Findlay Street .......................... 10....CH 3751 ........ 4C ............ 28 Freking, Edmund K. .................... 30 Wuest Street ............................ 17....UN 3664 ........ 4C ............ 28 Fxoehie,-'Bernard R. ..................... 2327 561019 .................................... 19....UN 7232......24C ............ 28 Gardner, Ioseph B ....................... 239 Piedmont Street .................... 19....AV 0049 ........ 4D ............ 23 Garrad, James A ........................... RR. 6 Bos .347 W. 7lst Street ...... ....VA 3306 ........ 4C ............ 28 Giesler, Bernard C ....................... 6955 Gilbert Avenue .................... 24..-.IZ 9944 ........ 4C ............ 28 German, Rodney I ....................... 321 Bradley Avenue .................... 15....VA 9204 ........ 4D ............ 23 Grupenhoff, Paul G ..................... 2225 Moellering Avenue ............ 140...GR 4060 ........ 4D ............ 23 Hagen, Thomas W ....................... 6118 Hempwood Avenue ............ 24....MU 0794 ........ 4A ............ 27 Bullet, Thomas E ......................... 45 Wuest Street ............................ 17....UN 4651 ,,,,,,,, 4C ............ 23 Hartmann. Ierome A ................... 3725 Cass Avenue ........................ 23....KI 3331 ........ 4A ............ 27 Haskamp. Donald G ................... 317 Cooper Street ........................ 15....VA 8352 ........ 4A ------------ 27 Heidt, Robert Bruce ...................... 62 Wm. H. Taft Road .................... 19....CA 1551 ........ 4D ............ 23 Senior elaoo $irectory NAME ADDRESS PO PHONE CLASS ROOM Heilmann, Carl H ......................... 2441 Moerlein Avenue ................ 19...,AV 3235 ........ 4C ............ 28 Henderson, Robert I ..................... 418 Worthington Avenue ............ 15....VA 5720 ........ 4D ............ 23 Hester, Norbert I .......................... 3910 King Place ............................ 23....MU 0023 ........ 4B ............ 22 Hildebrand. Carl L ....................... 10 View Court...............................19....CA 4525 ........ 4B ............ 22 Hofmann, Charles A ................... 1755 Montrose Street .................... 14....GR 2026 ........ 4B ............ 22 Horst, William A ........................... 211 Piedmont Street .................... 19.4..AV 0964........4D ............ 23 Huber, Iames I ............................. Box 379, H.116, N. Bend Rocd....15....VA 5816.7 ...4A ............ 27 Huber. Kenneth W ....................... 2359 Iroll Avenue ........................ 11....MO 5626 ........ 4B ............ 22 Hudepohl, Alvin H ....................... 172 Meadow Avenue .................. 17....AV 3603 ........ 4A ............ 27 Humbert. Lawrence H ................. 2373 Bohs Street............................19....GA 1187 ........ 4B ............ 22 Ioerling, Paul I ............................. 2903 Probasco Court .................... 20....AV 3404 ........ 4B ............ 22 Iunker, Iohn C ............................... 223 Irwin Place ............................ 29....AV 7693 ........ 4A ............ 27 Kellison, Thomas E ....................... 24 West Elder Street .................... 10....GA 0881 ........ 4A ............ 27 Kemen, Ierome I ........................... 8359 Winton Road ........................ 24....IA 2644 ........ 4D ............ 23 Kemper. Ronald C ....................... 555 Church Street ........................ 17,,..WO 4489 ........ 4A ............ 27 Kennedy, RobertI ......................... 19 East Mitchell Avenue ............ 17....AV 4786 ........ 4A ............ 27 Kessen, Robert L ........................... 6140 Argus Road .......................... 24....KI 4060 ........ 4C ............ 28 Kispert, Richard L ......................... 5032 Winneste Avenue ................ 32....MU 4829 ........ 4C ............ 28 Kist, Iames W ............................... 2733 Coy Street ............................ 19....DU 8037 ........ 4D ............ 23 Knollmcm, Charles I ..................... 654 Iefferson Avenue .................. 15....VA 7647 ........ 4A ............ 27 Knueven, Herman W ................... 105 Linden Street .......................... 16....VA 9146 ........ 4A ............ 27 Koehne, Clyde I ........................... 327 Cooper Street ........................ 15....VA 8853 ........ 4C ............ 28 Koeninger, Robert C ..................... 1243 Streng Street ........................ 23.. MU 2130: ....... 4D ............ 23 Kotz, Harry E ................................. 6704 Simpson Street .................... 24...AIA 4004 ........ 4D ............ 23 Kreiner. Eugene W ....................... 113 West Vorhees Street ............ 15....VA 7661 ........ 4A ............ 27 Krismer, Iames I ........................... 4552 Kirby Avenue ...................... 23..,.MU 0766 ........ 4A ............ 27 Lammers, William H ................... 40 West McMillan Avenue ........ 19....AV 1847 ........ 4B ............ 22 Lammert, William H ................... 36 Clay Street ................................ 17....UN 7575 ........ 4A ............ 27 Lamping, Ronald R ..................... 233 Hunsford Avenue .................. 15....VA 4175 ........ 4A ............ 27 LaPille, Stephen I ......................... 3964 Vine Street ............................ 20....AV 2335 ........ 4B ............ 22 Lehmkuhl. Donald C ................... 1516 North Bend Road ................ 24....KI 2949 ........ 4C ............ 28 Lemmink. DonuIdI ....................... 2622 Sander Street ...................... 19....AV 4156 ........ 4A ............ 27 Lunn, Patrick G ...................... j ...... 2348 Chickasaw Court ................ 19....CH 7579 ........ 4B ............ 22 McCarthy, Alan R ....................... 774 Hand Avenue ........................ 32....MU 1820 ........ 4D ............ 23 McManus, Lawrence G ............... 5128 Broerman Avenue .............. 17....UN 4601 ........ 4B ............ 22 Mechley, William W ................... 4435 Tower Avenue .................... 17....UN 1785 ........ 4D ............ 23 Meinerding, Robert W ................. Box 66, Hanley Road .................. 11....IA 6415 ........ 4C......,.....28 Meiners, Iames M ....................... 422 Iefferson Avenue .................. 17....PL 2499........4A ............ 27 Meisberger, Leo L ......................... 2201 Queen City Avenue ............ 14....MO 2718 ........ 4A ............ 27 Mercurio, Donald I ....................... 5469 Philloret Drive ...................... 24....MO 4727 ........ 4D ............ 23 Meyer, Theodore I ....................... 3557 Iessup Road .......................... 24....IA 1290 ........ 4B ............ 22 Miller, Edward A ......................... 3725 Llewellyn Avenue .............. 23....KI 5884 ........ 4B ............ 22 Monahan, Jerome F ..................... - 6902 Longview Avenue ................ 16....VA 1872 ........ 4A ............ 27 Munson, Thomas W ..................... 528 Straight Street........................19....MA 5859 ........ 4C ............ 2 8 Nagel, John A ............................... 5249 North Bend Road......,.........11....MO 6024 ........ 4A ............ 2'7 Newman, Bernard P ..................... 116 East Clifton Avenue .............. 10....CH 7019 ,,,,,,,, 4C ............ 23 Nichtinq, Raymond L ................... 1863 Westwood Avenue ............ 14...5GR 7370 ........ 4C ------------ 23 Niehaus, Iames S ......................... 536 Camden Avenue .................... 29....PL 1994 ,,,,,,,, 4C ............ 23 Noe, Charles E ............................. 4356 Dane Street .......................... 23...,KI 7335 ........ 4A ------------ 27 Senior elaoo airectory NAME ADDRESS PO PHONE CLASS ROOM Nordeman, Harold I ..................... 3943 Vine Street ............................ 17....PL 0894 -------- 4A ------------ 27 O'Brien, James H ......................... 4939 Rose Hill Avenue ................ 17....UN 7657 -------- 4B ------------ 22 Oliverio, Joseph A ....................... 223 East University Avenue ...... 19.. UN 4557 -------- 4C ------------ 28 Overbeck, Fred T ......................... 461 Warner Street ........................ 19....CH 7330 -------- 4B ------------ 22 Palmiscmo, David W ................... 21 West Daniels Street ................ 19- .AV 7263 -------- 4B ------------ 22 Paul. Donald M ............................. 283 Kearney Street ...................... 15....VA 6497 ........ 4C ............ 28 Bakel, Robert F ............................. 1290 Woodland Avenue .............. 16....VA 6720 ........ 4D ------------ 23 Rapien, Thomas A ....................... 5644 Colerain Avenue................23....KI 8954 -------- 4D ------------ 23 Reid, Arthur A ............................... 4846 West Fork Road .................. 23....KI 3223 -------- 4D ------------ 2-3 Rengering, Harold I ..................... 2974 Henshaw Avenue ................ 25....KI 9179 -------- 4C ------------ 28 Rieger, Thomas G ....................... 6910 Grace Avenue .................... 24.... -------- 4D ------------ 23 Boehrich, Wilbert A ..................... 2669 Dennis Street ........................ 19....UN 7324 ........ 4C ............ 28 Rogers, John R ............................... 6803 Fairpark Avenue ................ 16.1..PO 0842 ........ 4D ............ 23 Ruhl, Gene L ................................. 1787 Townsend Street ................... 2 3....KI 9189 ........ 4C ............ 28 Schell, Alan M1501 Teakwood Avenue .............. 23....KI 4063 ........ 4D ............ 23 Schmitz, Fred A ............................. 2604 Mt. Airy Avenue .................. 24....KI 7893 ........ 4B ............ 22 Schnur, Donald L ......................... 5777 Lantcmc: Avenue .................. 24....KI 5413 ........ 4D ............ 23 Schrage, Donald C ....................... 6020 Cheviot Road ........................ 24....IA 6759 ........ 4C ............ 28 Schrand, Gregory I ..................... 129 Mary Lane .............................. 17....UN 9730 ........ 4B ............ 22 Seiwert, Donald T ......................... 3943 King Place ............................ 23....KI 5642 ........ 4D ............ 23 Sena. Norbert R ............................. 7843 Elizabeth Street .................... 31....IA 2787 ........ 4B ........... 22 Shannon, Ioseph Roger .............. 1421 North Bend Road ................ 24....KI 9098 ........ 4B ............ 22 Smiley, James C ........................... 5648 Glenview Avenue .............. 24....MU 0597 ..... ...4C ............ 28 Smith, Cornelius G ....................... 4541 Lawrence Street .................. 17....UN 2313 ........ 4D ............ 23 Smith, Ronald R ........................... 119 Catherine Avenue ................ 15....VA 8739 ........ 4D ............ 23 Siemann. Louis C ......................... 423 East Ross Avenue ................ 17....UN 7116 ........ 4D ............ 23 Strassell, Richard A436 East Columbia Avenue ........ 15....PO 1543 ........ 4D ............ 23 Strotman, Edwin A ....................... 4423 Sullivan Avenue ................ 17....AV 1686 ........ 4C ............ 28 Strull, Emmett A ........................... 1700 Queen City Avenue ............ 14.... ........ 4C ............ 28 Sullivan, RobeIt A ....................... 4539 Park Place ............................ 17....AV 7509 ........ 4B ............ 22 Tasset, Thomas F ......................... 3407 Iessup Road .......................... 24....IA 9186 ........ 4C ............ 28 Test, Andre B ................................. 362 Beech Avenue ........................ 15....VA 1897 ........ 4D ............ 23 Thiemann, Kenneth I ................... 1576 Larry Avenue ...................... 24....KI 5726 ........ 4D ............ 23 Tierney, Philip R ........................... 136 Peete Street ............................ 10....CH 0213 ........ 4A ............ 27 Tobergte, Paul E ........................... 1423 Marlowe Avenue ................ 24....KI 8231 ........ 4C ............ 28 Tritschler, Charles W ................. 3146 Bishop Street ........................ 20....CA 4343 ........ 4A ............ 27 Turner. Eugene E ......................... 2646 Bellevue Avenue ................ 19.... ........ 4C ............ 28 Tumey, George E ......................... 1415 Market Street ...................... 15....PO 0629 ........ 4B ............ 22 Voskuhl, William H ..................... 406 Washington Avenue ............ 17....AV 13583 ........ 4D......,.;.,,23 chnz, Matthew A ....................... 1529 Hamer Street ........................ 10....CH 7185.. ...... 4C ............ 28 Ward, Thomas F ........................... 43.22 Tower Avenue .................... 17....UN 6303 ........ 4B............22 Weber, Michael H ....................... 1533 Knox Street .......................... 14....WA 8736 ........ 4D ............ 23 Welling, Thomas E ....................... 122 Mill Street .............................. 15....VA 6665........4D ............ 23 Werdman, Henry F ..................... 1752 Powers Street ........................ 23....KI 4315 ,,,,,,,, 4C ............ 23 Wess, Paul Donald ..................... 4240 Dartmouth Drive .................. 29....CA 0125 ........ 4A ............ 27 Westendorf, Ralph F ................... 100 Mt. Pleasant Avenue ............ 15....VA 2685 ........ 4C ............ 23 Willenborg, John C ..................... 690 Riddle Road ............................ 20.... ........ 4D ............ 23 Witsken, Clarence H ................... 34 East Mitchell Avenue: .......... 17....AV 4477 ........ 4A ............ 2'7 Wurzelbacher, Kenneth I ........... 3811 Borden Street ........................ 23....MU 3348 ........ 4A ------------ 27 N.IIIi. m... Jr. Jr. 5, . IA. Dr. A . . HSWTHP: .3! : V . , gutsy, hwy JharwwwwWTWIHf INS .. WWWWw E4 V TOPEKA, KANSAS THE PACEMAKERS OF QUALITY $7-JM1YEARBOOKS M351 : LA