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

Text from Pages 1 - 194 of the 1960 volume:

U Ill- THE MOST REVEREND KARL J. ALTER, D.D., LL.D. Archbishop of Cincinnati THE MOST REVEREND PAUL F. LEIBOLD, J.C.D. Auxiliary Bishop of Cincinnati THE VERY REVEREND VINCENT A. KROGER, O.F.M., MA. Father Provincial of St. J ohn Baptist Province President of Roger Bacon Rev. Ronald Nunlist, 0.F.M., M.A. Principal of Roger Bacon ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Rev. Ermin Werle, 0.F.M., M. Ed. : .Tl EAiWM. . mm..xi1 i. Azakw Rev. Flavian Schneider, 0.F.M.. M.Ed. Assistant Procurator; Chemistry Rev. Stanley Bir, 0.F.M.. M.Ed. Guidance: Religion E: Remedial Reading Rev. Laurian Rausch, 0.F.M., M.Ed. Procuralor: Physics Rev. Roch Farland, 0.F.M., B.A. Latin 1; Geometry Brother Christopher Hett. 0.F.M., B.Ed. Assistant Procuralor; Spanish; American History Rev. Martin Obert, 0.F.M., B.A. C.S.M.C, Moderator; Religi'on 11f, IV Rev. Duane Stenzel, 0.F.M., M.A. Librarian; American History Rev. Alan Heet, 0.F.M., BA. Athletic Director: Religion 1 Mr. Lawrence Zepf, B.Sc. Biology; General Science Rev. Cyrin Mans, 0.F.M., BA. Assistant Disciplinurian: Geometry; Algebra Mr. Robert Uhrig, B.Sc. Economics, Commercial Law. Economic Geography: Algebra Mr. James Hogan, B.A. Coach; World History Rev. Kieran Quinn, 0.F.M., BAA. Yearbook: Arl Mr. George Johnson, Ph.B. Bookkeeping I. II Rev. Faran Boyle, 0.F.M., M.Ed. Moderator. Student Union; Asv sistant, Guidance: Assistant. Yearbook; English 11'. World History Rev. Farrell Byers. 0.F.M.. M.Ed. Religious Director: Coaching: Religion III; English Ill Rev. Sigfrid Hudepohl, O.F.M., B.A. Religion w Mr. Donald Fenian, B.Se. Health: Typing Rev. Paschal Varnskuhler. 0.F.Mn B.A. Baconian; English 1L IV Rev. Peter Ricke, O.F.M., B.A., E.Mus. Glee Club: Solid Geometry, Trigonometry, Advanced Algebra Mr. Richard Callahan. B.Sc. Coach; American History; Prob- lems of Democracy Mr. Joseph Kneip, 3.11.. 3.80. English I; World History Rev. Valentine Young. 0.F.M., B.A. Religion l: Typing Mr. Robert Dennedy, B.A. Coach; Latin l; Aigcbra Rev. Lucian Ricke, 0.F.M., M.A. Religious Vocational Guidance; Yearbook Photographer; Cam- era Club; Latin 1, II, III, IV; Greek Mr, Paul Meyer, Ph.B. Economics, Commercial Law; Typing: English 1 Rev. Donnul Suttmann, O.F.M., M.Ed. Coaching; Advanccd Algebra, Algebral Rev. Camillus Hogan. O.F.M., BA. Assistant. Yearbook: General Science; Mechanical Drawing Rev. Joel Byrne, O.F.M., B.A. Insurance; Religion III; Geom- etry Mr. William Kennedy, 3.80. English II, 1V Mr. John Doerger, B.A. English 111 Rev. William Trummer, O.F.M., M.Ed. German I, 11; Latin 11 Rev. Cronan Kline. O.F.M., M.Ed. Band: English 1: Latin 11 Rev, Antonina Scheetz, 0.F.M., B.A. Disciplinarian; General Chemu istry; General Science Rev. Corman Mullen, 0.F.M., MA. English 11L lV; Music Appre- ciation; Assistant, Yearbook Rev. Malachy Brogan. 0.F.M., B.A. Danes Moderator; Religion II; General Physics Mr. Neal Connor, M.Ed. Coach; Problems of Democracy Mr. Bron Bacevich, M.Ph.Ed. Coach; Physical Education Rev. Bert Heise, 0.F.M., B.A. Tax Stamps; Religion II; Alge- bra, Geometry Mr. Frank McGee, B.Sc. Bookkeeping I; General Busi- ness Mr. Karl Hauck. BA. American History Miss Alvina Doerger Registrar Mrs. Ann Stansbury Assistant Registrar Miss Julianne Doerger Assistant Registrar Miss Rita. Juengling Supervisor, Cafeteria Mr. Stephen Schneider Maintenance 'Mr. Ed Alhrinck Maintenance Mr. Clyde Griffin Maintenance Mrs. Mary Paul Cook Miss Henrietta Terhar Cafeteria Mrs. Marge Keehan Cafeteria Miss Lillian Eokert Cafeteria Mrs. Sally Schneider Cafeteria Mrs. Grace Martin Cafeteria H u n a M y a K S. r M Cafeteria SENIORS ' SENIORS 0 SENIORS ' SENIORS 0 SENIORS LONNIE F. ABNEY ROBERT L. ADAMS LON ABNEY Liked the Faculty basketball game and the R.B.-O.L.A. drama pro- ductions . . i disliked ujug . . . will miss free days . . . Father Corman was favorite teacher . . . said Father Martin made Religion IV very in- teresting . . , Will remember Wash- ington trip . i . American History was toughest course . . i Advice to freshmen: hBeat the faculty.n RALPH R. ALERING JOHN C. ABT MICHAEL J. AICHELE JOHN B. AMSHOFF JOHN ABT John was at Bacon only two years, as a fresh and a senior i . . His favorite teacher was Mr. McGee . . favorite and easiest subject: chemistry . . . Freshmen, 'tStudy hard the first four years - the rest will come easily. RALPH W. ADAMS DAVID J. ALBRINCK DENNIS J. ARSZMAN RALPH ADAMS Hails from St. Bonaventure . . . Plans to join the Air Force and become a chemist . . . Liked chem- istry and Father Flavian . . . His partners in crime: Buckmeier and Abneyt ROBERT ADAMS Bobts ambition is to become an ac- countaut . . . Mr. McGee was his favorite teacher; general science, his hardest subject . , . Can be seen around school with Weitz, Roll, Buehler, Gildea, and Dono- van. MIC HAEL AICHELE HMean Mike comes from St. Bon- aventure in Fairmoum i . . Hopes to go to Paris to paint pictures; claims art was his favorite subject . . . Says Mr. Johnson was a good guy . . . Will miss the tenecent pie at lunch time . . . Won two goid keys in the Scholastic Art Award contest. DAVID ALBRIN CK Varsity uB . . . A Mount Airy lad, Dave Was Very glad to be a member of the team that beat Pur- cell . . . Religion, easiest subject; Mr, Uhrig, favorite teacher . . . Advice to freshmen: uStart study- ing from the very beginning, and donit take all easy subjects. RALPH ALERING Ralph, owner of a '50 Ford Green Monster, intends to own and run a farm within a few years . i . Favorite subject, English. because it is difficult; favorite teacher, Mr. Callahan . . . Although he felt persecuted by the Dean, he loved the school for its teaching and training. JOHN AMSHOFF From St. Augustine . . . Liked the 2:30 beil and Civics . . . Favorite teacher was Father Stanley of his freshman year . , . Pals were Tom Merkle and Tony Lang . . . Most difficult subject, chemistry; easiest, religion . . . Advises freshmen, itWork hard; manPi DENNIS ARSZMAN Dennis is one of Mr. Connoris . . . An honor roll victor, he advises freshmen to study hard . . . After school he can be found with Mike Mallard and Jerry Carter. GEOFFREY BARNES Varsity football manager, B-Scho- lastic . . , Jeff comes to Bacon from St. Andrew in Avondale . . . Liked Mr. Johnson, civics, and history best . . i Buddies are Burgess, White, Staples, and the Berry twins . Plans to attend XU to become a history teacher. ED BECK iiFish was state 100- yard back- stroke champion , . . Diives a sleek '47 Chev 4 . . Usually seen with Elsie . . . Father CamiIIus was Edis favorite teacher . . . Was consistently an honor student. BILL BECKER iiThe Hoosier hails fromiLaw- renceburg, Indiana . . . Drives 3 '59 Chev i i . His ambition is to become a teacher . . . Thinks credits should be given for lunch period . . . Liked Brother Chri and his tactics . . . Said, uEmeryane at Bacon seems to belong to one big happy family. NORBERT BEDNAR Merit Student . . . Bert lived in Cleveland for fifteen years; spent only two years at Bacon, but thinks it is a great school . . . Liked chemistry best: favorite teacher was Father Corman . , . Plans to be- come a chemical engineer . Special friends were Raising, Czim- bal. and Dietz, BARRY BEHRMANN Favorite subject was Mechanicai Drawing; favorite teacher, Mr. Connor . . . Has no definite occu- pational plans . . . His friends were Dold, Nelson, and Aichele . . . His advice to freshmen, uStudy hard and youill make it.n LAWRENCE BEIERLEIN Hails from St. Vivian . , . Plans to enter college . . . Favorite teacher was Mr. Johnson . . . Liked his. fellow students at school . . . Most dimcult subject was geometry . . . Special friends: Pesa, Merkle, Els- brock. and Evers . . . Thought the senior class to be outstanding be- cause of its great number. THOMAS BENDER Merit Student, Band, President of Chess Club . . . Mr. Johnson was his favorite teacher ubecause he took the hardness. out of a stiff subject , . . J C. liked the friendly and fantastic school spirit at Bacon i . . Hopes to become rich. GEOFFREY W. BARNES NORBERT E. BEDNAR , THOMAS H. BENDER ,1 RON BERGMAN Merit Student, Drama Guild, Ex- pressway Dragging Assn. . . R B husties to R B in a '51 Mer- cury with a turquoise hood , . . Plans to join the Air Force . . . Outstanding achievement: making 4th honors all four years . . . Liked Father Farrell and religion classi EDWARD F. BECK BARRY W. BEHRMANN RONALD W. BERGMAN WILLIAM A. BECKER LAWRENCE T. BEIERLEI KENNE TH BERLING Spent over three years at Purcell before coming to Bacon to finish his senior year . . i Liked the spirit and discipline at Bacon . . i Made friends easily . . . Enjoyed any kind of sciencei but will long cherish a hearty dislike for English. KENNETH G. BE RLINC EDMUND BERRY GERALD J . BETZ RONALD RAYMOND BE RRY R. BLANKENBUE'HLER EDMUND BE REY Scholastic llel Cheerleader . l . Edmund liked English and thought the most of Father Corman . t t favorite subject was religion . . . Wants to become a businessman . . , Special friends were Maus and Pirman . . . Most memorable event: being elected ubest dressed at the From. ROGER J. BOEHM VERNON J. BOHLANDER RAYMOND BERRY Honor B, Baconian staff . . . Ray hails from St. Andrew . . . He was soph and junior spelling champ . . . Liked discipline at Bacon . . l Am- bition is to become a hospital Brother . . . Favorite subject was religion . . . Can usually be seen around school with Dickhoff, Wil- helm, Boehm, 0r Stenger. EDWARD A. BESSE JAMES P. BLESSING DANIEL L. BOLLMER ED BESSE Ed, the owner of a two-Ione 56 Chev convertible, would like to be a pharmacist , . . Civics was-his favorite subject; Father Flavxan, his favorite teacher . . .ttBo works in his fatherls drug store . . . Special friends: Dirr, Dietz, and Riehle, JERRY BETZ Merit Student, Football, Baseball . , . Always seen with Becker, Haupt, or Louder . . . The Dude felt a need for more senior priv- ileges . . t Most outstanding achieve- ment was helping to win the GCL football crown twice . , . Wants to be a success. RON BLANKENBUEHLER Merit Student, Honor Student, Drama Guild, Glee Club . . . Ron enjoyed American history most and thought Brother Chris :1 great teacher . , , He would like to be- come a pharmacist . . . Thinks this senior class is outstanding because it is largest ever. JAMES BLESSING Drama Guild . . . Charlie hopes to become an electronic technician . . . Thought chemistry difficult al- though he enjoyed the experiments . . . Owns the keys to a bad'l '52 Chevrolet. ROGER BOEHM Liked the change of classes at R. B. . . . nRag likes to play with Wires A V . Most memorable event: meeting the Berry twins and Dick- hoff l . . Roger, sometimes called Soft-Spolf' thinks the teachers make the senior class outstanding. VERNON BOHLANDER Varsity ltBll . . . . Tiger enjoyed managing BaCOnls unbeaten football team in '58 - Vern remembers vividly Father Lucian's uthermal therapy . . . Wants to follow his father in the interior decorating business . . . Will miss the school spirit . . . Found math difficult . . . Advises freshmen, l'Look forward to college NOW. DAN BOLLMER Band . . . Hails from St. Clement t . . . uShorty feels that his most troublesome subject was fourth- year math; his best teacher, Father Dortnul . , . Considers the Junior- Senior Prom his most memorable event . . . Says that the senior class is just one big, happy family. DAVID BRAUNSTEIN Dave, who wants lo-be an accoqnl- ant, says he Will miss Mr. Uhng's economic geography class more than anything else A . . Favorite teacher was Mr. Johnson; easiest subject, bookkeepmg . A . Dave comes from St. Francis Seraph parish. JIM BREHM Baseball . . . Jim, from St. Charles, chalked up one of the few 110- hitters in high school baseball this year . . . Owns a 57 Ford A A . He is going to college because W donht want to go to work A A . Claims Father Corman as his favorite teacher. MEL BRENNER Mel hails from Sts, Peter and Paul in Reading . . A After graduation he intends to continue working for A8zP . . . Favorite instructor, Father Antonine; favorite subject, mechan- ical drawing A . A Will miss the students most after graduation . . . Can be seen around school with Buschmiller and Honann. BILL BRIEDE DAVID B. BRAUNSTEIN JAMES J. BREHM MELVIN P. BRENNER Bill plans to become an accountant - Cnnsidered Mr. Johnson to be WILLIAM L. BRIEDE JAMES A. BRINCK WILLIAM J. BRINKMAN the best teacher; bookkeeping, the best subject , . . He was a member of the winning sophomore intra- mural basketball team. DON BUEHLER JAMES BRINCK JOE BUCKMEIER Varsity B A . . Don intends to go Comes from St. James in Wyoming Camera Club . . . Joe's ambition is to 901.993 to. PIFW football! and A . . Favorite subject was World to enter the Franciscan priesthood TaJOT 1n bUElHESb ' ' ' H.s blue History; favorite teacher, Father A , A Works in a photo shop after crab-nahber can be seen parkeg Faran . . A Had his troubles with school , . . Can be seen around 0 the cxrcle every gay - ' ' Hus advanced algebra . . . Wants to be Bacon with Meyer. Eggers, and most. Important achtevemem was a pharmacist A . . Often seen with Adams A A . Most difhcult subject making the. Athtar football Alcam John Naberhaus. was geometry A A . Disliked home- two years ,'n a .row - ' ' Friends work were Galvm. Gildea. Adams, and h Donovan, BILL BRINKMAN hWild Bill's favorite subjects were Latin and trigonometry, and Father Lucian was his favorite teacher . . . Advises freshmeanork hard,and GEORGE H. BRONNER JOSEPH H. BUCKMEIER DONALD R- BUEHLER think twice about your vocation. , . . . Friends at Bacon were Fay. Carey, and Wiehe. GEORGE BRONNER Mods ambition is to become an accountant and get married . A A Favorite subject: economic geog, raphy . . . Clerks in a grocery store 'after school A A . Most difficult sub- jECt was geometry; favorite teachen Father George . , . Most outstand- Ing achievement was making the honor roll. STEPHEN 0 . CLARKE JOHN T. BUNTHOFF TERENCE C. CAREY J OHN BUNTHOFF Little John hails from Annuncia- lion . . . Plans on entering the Air Force after graduation . . . Favor- ite subject is bookkeeping and he says it will stick with him . . . Likes Father George because he is a lot of fun in class . . John can be seen around school with Ams- hoff, Burgess, and Behrmann. CARL BURGESS GERALD A. CARTER RONALD E. CROTZER CARL BURGESS Varsity uB : . . Selects Mr. John- son as his favorite teacher and bookkeeping as his favorite class Most diflicult subject was reli- gioh, and the easiest was economic geography. Desires to become a success . . Worked in a drug store in Walnut Hills. DONALD A. BUSCHMILLER CHRIS. G. CHRISTOS LAWRENCE E. CURRAN DON BUSCHMILLER Hails from St. Vivian . . , Proud owner of a blue custom Chev . . . Found chemistry to be his easiest and most favorite subject; favorite teacher, Father Antonine . . . Bud- dies were Honan, Brenner, and Martin , , . Ambition in life: make a couple million and take it easy. TERRY CAREY Junior Council on World Affairs, Baconian staff . 1 1 Worked as a gas station attendant . . . Hopes to bc a journalist . . . Favorite teacher, Father Paschal; most dimcult sub- ject was math . . . Claims that he will miss the smoking quarters . . . Could be seen with Slenger, Schwab, and Rosenacker. J ERRY CARTE R. Jerry, who comes from Groesbeck, can be scen driving a 53 Stude- baker . . . Liked math because he thought it was a challenge . . . Pals with Betz, Mallard, and Rhein . . . Earns spending money working at Krogeris. CHRIS CHRISTOS uGreek felt that his easiest sub- ject was civics, while he rated English as the most dimcult . . . Liked Father Marlin . . . Admired the school spirit . , . Thought Joe Mollmann was great. STEVE CLARKE Steve hails from St. Gabriel in Glendale . . . Pals wih Buehler, Abt, and Eigel. Pei. gripe was late lunch call. Thought Brother Chris was a nice guy. RON CROTZER President of Honor Bil Club , , . R011, 21 Winton Place lad, acknowl- edges that his greatest thrill was running for school president in '59 . He says that he will miss Father Corman' s jokes and Father Flavians freshman rules' . . Special friends were Adams, Dono- van, Gildea, Blessing, Blanken- buehler, and Brehml LAWRENCE CURRAN Larry comes to us from Our Lady of Mt. Carmel parish . . . Favorite subject, American history; teacher, Father Farrell . . . Chief friends were Gerstner, Briede, and Gor- mah. JAME S CZIMBAL Dance Committee . . , Favorite subject, chemistry; favorite teacher Father Martin . , iilew's friends were Dietz, lmsaride, and Hanke- meyer . . I Advice to freshmen, uWhen Ihe teachers start mention- ing ijug', settle down.n PETE DAVIS Drama Guild . . . Liked the spir- ited student body of Bacon . . . Enjoyed English most, but recog- nized Father Martin as his favorite teacher . . . Friends are Rube. Boh- lander, Gerwe, and Doepker. JERRY DEHNER In a switch Jerry will miss the faculty most Affectionateiy known as Hillbilly, Jerry boasts a perfect attendance record and no ujugs. . . . Should go places. ROBERT DEHNER Liked mechanical drawing Thought all the teachers were great: most dimcult subject was English A , . Mast memorable activ- ity was going to the Prom . . . AdVice to freshmen: 'Be a good Student and a good Spartan. DENNIS DE KORS HDeacon liked Mr, Doerger . . . Enjoyed Father Georgeis study periqd . , . Thought geometry to be dIificull . . . Pals were. German. FarWIck, and Gerslner . . . Advice to freshmen. uStudy hard, and start saving for the From. JAMES DELLER HBugs who hails from St. James, White Oak will miss the girls a! OLHA . . . Found spelling and algebra rather difiicult .Favorite teacher was Father Camillus , , . Pals were Boehm, Aicheie and Marischen. CHARLES DE ZARN Charlie comes from St. Bonaven- ture . . L.iked the smoking quar- ters . . . Favorite teacher was Father Martin: subject, religion . , Friends werc Gueterman Schmaltz and Jerry Smith. Ad- vises freshmen 'Its II long haul, so start studying early. JAIVIES M. CZIMBAL ROBERT S. DEHNER ROBE RT DICKHOFF HBobby D hails from St. Bernard parish . . . Liked science and Father Alan the most . , , uBums around with the Berry twins, Boehm, and Stenger . . A Desires to own a 3,000 acre ranch in Wyoming. CHARLES D. DEZARN PETER. B. DAVIS DENNIS D. ROBERT B. DICKHOFF ML. RICHARD DIERKES Honor B , . I Favorite subject was Latin: teacher; Father George . Rich is a stock clerk at Albers . . Thinks the senior class is out- standing for its athletes and schol- ars . . . Can be seen with Buck- meier and Dehner. JEROME M. DEHNER DEKORS JAMES J. DELLER RICHARD E. DIERKES The beginning of the graduation program was the Graduation Mass. held, as usual, at St. Clement Church. Father Farrell, Religious Director. was celebrant at the Mass. iTHOMAS P. DOERGER DONALD L. DIESEL JAMES L. DOEPKER DONALD DIESEL Made honors in his senior year , . . Liked the easy subiects . . . Out- standing achievement was perfect attendance and no njugs . . . Father Martin was his favorite teacher: considered geometry his toughest subject and civ1cs the easiest. RAYMOND A. DIETZ JAMES P. D'OERGER JOHN R. DOLD JAMES C. DIRK RAY DIETZ Perennial Home Room president , Loved the smoking quarters . Also was quite fond of Father Corman and math . . . Plans to become a chemical engineer and retire at thirty-iive . . . Didnit like the expense of being a senior . . , Sells shoes to keep up his 56 Chev. RICHARD K. DOERGER OWEN L. DONOVAN J AME S DIRR Varsity k'Bii . i . Jim thought that there werenit enough free days . . . Favorite subject was civics under Mr. Callahan; favorite teacher, Father Corman . i . Pals are Besse. Dietz. Czimbal, and Kuhl . . . Ad- vises freshmen to study hard. JAMES DOEPKER. Varsity iiB Kangaroo Court. . Jim drives a black and white 53 Ford , . . Works part t1mc at Krogeris . . . Favorite teacher: Father Martin . . . Wants to be- come a C.P.A. . . . Runs around with Christos, Bednar, Davis, and Knecht. JIM DOERGER Jim liked the great teams at Bacon , Wants to become a chemist . Liked Father Flavian became he is so kind . , . Was never jugged, tardy. Or absent Delivers for a grocery store after school Friendly with Hinnenkamp, Boll: mer Iammert and Kahles. RICHARD DOERGER Rich hails from St. Clement . . . Favorite teacher: Father Laurian . , Worked in a cemetery after school . 1 . Enjoyed physics . . . Advises freshmen to study rcgm Iariy. TOM DOERGER Tom thought Father Malachy was a nice guy. Drove a fabulous iSS Ford , Wants to make big money . . . Had trouble with ad- vanced algebra . . . Works as a mechanic after school . . . Friends were Schweitzert Pesa, Beierlein, and Louder. JOHN DOLD Hails from St Bonaventure . . John liked the. friendliness of the teachers and students. .Wants to becomc a civil engineer , . . Civics was his easiest subiect and ad'- vanced algebra was the most diffi- cult . . . Liked Father Camillus Advises freshmen Stay out of trouble and jug. OWEN DONOVAN The nO hails from St. Bernard parish . . . Wants to be a com- mercial artist . . . Works in a candy store after school . . . Hardest sub- ject: chemistry; the easiest, civics i , Friends are Gildea, Adams, and R011. CARL DRAGINO FF Cari hails from St. Clement , . . Disapploved of Bacon' 5 lack of co- education . . Liked chemistry and Father Flavian . . .Will miss the smoking quarters , . . Drives 3 tibad ,54 Chev . . . Found civics his easiest course; trig, his most troubiesome . . . Friends were Kahles and Engei. RALP H DREE S Loafed inside and outside of school . Liked Mri Johnson and civics, his easiest class; disliked English . Owns a blue horsc-drawn car . liked girls best of all . . . Ambition is to buy a new cat . . Great guy . Pals with Whitaker, Wiehe, Schehr Schmitt and Kisscl. TOM DREYER Golf team Vaisity iiB . Tom lives in St. Margaret Mary parish lGo fbali is well- knOWn around school for his great golf game; he frequently shoots par . . . Favorite teachers were Fathers George and Duane , . , Wants to become a professional golfer . , . Plans to attend UC. CARL J. DRAGINOFF DAVID W. DROTT RALPH E. DREES JOHN C. DURITSCH THOMAS F. DREYER JAMES E. EFKEMAN DAVID DROTT Scholastic iiB . . . Dave hails from St, Margaret Mary . . . Has kent up a perfect honor roll record all four years . , Found trig to be his most difhcult subject and civics to be the easiest . . 7 He uuently seen with Duritsch and Brehm. JOHN DURITSCH Merit Student ifmir yearsi. Bacon- ian staff. Honor Roll . . . John's ambition is to get rich . I . Can be seen in his ,59 Chev Impala . , . Favorite subject, chemistry; teacher, Father Antonina. because 1the didnit give homework , . . Could he seen with Dreycr. Brehm, Drott. Eichert, or GCiSieTI J IM EFKEMAN Honor iiB . . . Jim comes from St. Clare . . , His ambition is to enter the Franciscan Order as a brother . . Cave Man's hardest subject was Math IV: his easiest, art . . . Could be seen with Stegeman, Mitts. and Gerstner . . I Advises Freshmen, itAvoid Father Fiavian, RONALD EGGER Honor u13 . Ron made the iong haul to Bacon from St John parish in Westchester. .Liked chemistry; considered English his most dime cult subiect and civics the easiest . . Appreciated early dismissal Plans to enter UC s Col1ege of Eiigineering. RONALD M. EGGER WILLIAM EGGERS Band I . . HWild Bill blew a hot sax for the R. B. band and a part- time combo Enjoyed the friendly atmosphere of Bacon, and claimed the senior class was 0th- xtanding for its swell guys . I Enioved chemistry and Father F1n: vian's methods of teaching . . I Bill plans to go into pharmacy. WILLIAM R. EGGERS JOHN EICHERT til-ittle John comes from St. Boni- face . . . Pluyed football and will attend UC on an athletic scholar- Ship . . . Owns a 51 Plymouth Without brakes. wipers, 0r hood . . . Favorite teacher was Mr. Callahan . Thought English to be difficult and civics easy . . Will miss the Spartan tradition the mast. JOHN M. EICHERT JOHN F. EIGEL JAMES P. ELSBROCK JEROME J. ENNEKING JOHN EIGEL nCurlyu claims that the thing he will miss, the most is Father Georgeis shiny head . . . Felt that the easiest subject was typing; found a little difficulty with history and geometry . . . Favorite teacher was Father Corman. GERALD E. ELFERS JOHN F. ENGEL WALTER, 0. EV ANS GERALD ELFERS Band . . . Gerry feels that he will miss the football games the most after leaving Bacon . t . Wants to own his own hardware store . . , Considered chemistry to be his most difficult subject: economic geography, the easiest l . . Could usually be found with Engel, Weartz. and Drake, MICHAEL J, ELLERT PHILIP J. ENGEL DONALD H. EVEN MICHAEL ELLERT Varsity Bf Football, Track , . . Mike will remember the Bacon vic- tory over Purcell as his most out- standing high school memory . . . Often seen with Dave Alhrinck . , . Will miss Father Martin's talks . .. Advice to freshmen, uHigh school is a place where you learn more than just lessons? JANIES ELSBROCK Ambition in life is to become a millionaire . . . His favorite teacher was Mrv Johnson . t . Special friends: Roth, Evers, 831166, and Dress . . . Works in a bakery after school . . . The mast diflicult sub- ject for E15 was English. JOHN ENGEL iiCoachil says that his favorite teacher was Father Flavian, who taught his favorite subject. chem- istry . , , Had trouble with solid geometry . . , Special friends were Quitter, Schmittt and Dehner . . . Advises freshmen, Study hard, and participate in as many activities as possible. PHILIP ENGEL Enjoyed immensely the dances after football games . . . Favorite sub. ject, physics; most diFchlt, English: easiest, math . . A Special friends: Elfers, Hoff, Nnberhaus, Oltmann. and Brink. JEROME ENNEKING Owns a 51 Oldsmobile, known as the llCanoe . . Y Works after school in his dadls garage . . . Wants to go to college to further the terrific education I got here at Baconn . . . Claims his only varsity activity was dating girls . . . Friends: Frey and Riehlet WALTER EVANS Varsity iiB, Football, Track . . . Ambition in life is to lead a good life and make the most of it . . . Favorite teacher was Father Cor- man; favorite but most difficult subject was chemistry , . . Could be seen with LeVasseuri Packer, and Farwick. DON EVEN Favorite subject was chemistry , i . Liked Father Antonin: . . . Drives a Hswift '49 blue Hudson . . . Special friends were Fuersich, Kock, and Overman , . . Will al- ways remember Initiation . . . Claims he will miss doing home- work. JOE EVERS Ambition in life is to find employ- ment and support himself , . Most dimcult subject was chem- istry; favorite, thSics . . . Special friends: Elsbrock and Sallee . . . Thought the senior class was out- standing because it was hardwork- ing and had good spirit. RAYMOND FAHRMEIER Junior Council 011 World AEairs . . . Ray has never missed the honor roll at R, B. . . . liked Math 1V because Father Peter made it interesting 1 . 1 Special friends are Weigand and LiEstrange . . . uRay- olai, works as a caddy after school . Is going to college to take up lawv RICHARD FAJLLACE Liked economic geography because Mr. Uhrig taught it well Al Capone could frequently be seen with Galvin, Kissing, Maslmserio, and Hutt . . . Thinks everyone should join a brotherhood. BOB FARWICK Liked early dismissal and disliked homework . 1 . Favorite subject. bookkeeping; favorite teacher, Mr. Johnson; most difficult subject, English . . . Drives a 56 brown and white Pontiac . . . Recom- mends study and frugality. TOM FAY Wonderful Tom liked Mr. Calla- han and civics . 1.Drives a wall- used '50 Ford . . . Desiring to become a pharmacist, he Worked after school in a drug store . . , Wants 1.0 go to college and umeet more girisii . 1 , Liked R. B33 spirit. KENNETH FREY Ken wants to become a printer . L1ked Father Sigfrid and bookkeep- mg . . 1 Friends were Enneking Dielz, and Hoffmann . . . Plans to study a trade. ROBE RT FUERSICH Varsity B . Pals were Even Evans, and Parker . .Ambition is to become a CUP A. . Con- siders Latin the easiest subject; chemistry, the most difFicult . . . Liked Mr. McGee and bookkeeping Wished Bacon were co-educa- tional. ROBERT H. F ARWICK ROBERT C. FUERSICH JOSEPH P. EVERS JERRY GALVIN Liked the senior privileges. bookd keeping, and economic geography .Favorite teacher: Mr Johnson . Special friends were Hutt. Buehler, and Mastruserio Works in an ASaP supermarket after school . . 1 Owns a 59 black Plymouth hardtop . . 1 Advises. iiStudy hard all four years and you will never have any trouble. GERALD A. GALVIN RAYMOND L. FAHRMEIER RICHARD L. FAILLACE THOMAS P. FAY KENNETH A. FREY ALFRED GANSZ BandV Drill Team . . . i.AlF1e hails from St. Margaret Mary . . . iiBums around with Swigart and Gerstner . Easiest subject was geometry . Interested in the Air Force . Will miss uole R. B ALFRED A. GANSZ Cl-IARLE LAWRENCE W. GILDEA IKENNETH P. GREINER . r S D. GERSTNER CHARLES GERSTNER Choo-Choo Charlie drives a 53 Ford, his thust Dog . . . Favorite teacher was Mr. Doerger; favorite subject was physics because of its practicality Worked after school in a hardware store V , . Pals with Mitts, Efkeman. Bricde, German, Burgess, and Lamb. WILLIAM J. GERWE A. RICHARD! GOLLER .-x BILL GERWE Grewh hails from St. Mary parish in Hyde Park . , . Liked early dis- missal . . , Found mechanical drawing easiest; chemistry, the most difhcult h . . Pals were Boh- Iandcr, Rabe, and Briede . . . Best teacher: Father Martin . . . Ad- vises freshmen: uDcm'l come 10 Bacon . , . with the idea of messing around. LAWRENCE B. GUETERMAN IVAN 'F. GUY CHARLES D. GIESLER PATRICK J. GORMAN CHARLES GIESLER Varsity B , . . Thick comes from St. James, White Oak h h . Enjoyed Father Flavian and chem- istry most , Pals were Fay. Sanders. Durilsch, Dreycr, and Schweltman . . . Hardest subject was math . . . Advises freshmen, Study hard, and maybe you will be a senior some day. LAWRENCE GILDEA Football . . . Larry's favorite sub- ject was Economics because it fit into everyday problems , . . liked Mr. McGee . . . Pals were Adams, Roll, Donovan, Buehler, and Kroc- ger . . . Counsels freshmen, hWhy waste your whole life in just four years? Study now, have a good time lalerf' ANDREW GOLLER A St. Charles parishioner , . . Andrew liked German and Father William h . . disliked English . , h Pals were Sariey. Ruth, and Dreyer Works as a meat cutter after school . . . Advice to freshmen: Study hardh PATRICK GORMAN hPrelty Path hails from St. Boni- face . . . Favorite subject, lab. Physics; favorite teacher, Mr. John- son; hardest subject, English; easi- est subject, economic geography . . . Friendswere Gersmer, Droll, Lamb, Brehm, Durilsch, and BHT- gess . . . Works in a produce marketh KENNETH GREINER hBulCh has fondcst memories of his own Freshman Week H9560 ... He liked bookkeeping and Mr. Johnson , A . During the summer he hpaimsv houses . . . Could be seen with Lang, Meiners. Maus. and Matre. LAWRENCE GUETERMAN Lucky Larry is a fellow who wants to be hon top of the world . Easiest'subject was typing; hardest. religion . . , Will miss the smoking quarters . , . Friends are Faillace and Mastruserio. IVAN GUY Varsity '13 . . h Picks algebra as his most difficult subject . . . Plans to retire after his first million . . . Was a member of the winning intramural basketball learn , Favorite teacher: Father Kieran , V . Friends were Meister, Herbert and Johannes. DONALD HABERTHIER Don hails from St. Bonaventure . . . Plans to become a pharmacist . . t Favorite teacher was Father Flavian . . . Works as a clerk in a drugstore after school hours . . . Friends: Murphy and Kuhnt THOMAS HARE Merit Student . . t Tom hails from Little Flower . . . Plans to become a CPA. . t , Favorite friends were Honnert and Staley . . t Easiest subject was civics , . . Advises freshmen. uFollow the rules of dis. cipline in order to avoid detention. Do homework on time? EDWARD HARTKEMEYER Ed comes to us from Corpus Christi parish . . . Drives 3 54 Merc hardtop . . . Friends are Kuhn. Czimbale and Diet: . Favorite teacher was Father Cor- man because of his great sense of humor. WAYNE HARTMAN Wayne hails from St. Clement . , , Drives 21 '50 Pontiac . , . Thought Father Martin was the best teacher: liked physics because it was most interesting . , . Wants to take busi- ness at XU . . . Did not miss one day of school in his entire four years. KENNETH HAUPT Varsity th, football, baseball . . . Ken's biggest thrill was being a member of the undefeated '58 foot- ball team and captain of the 59 team . . , Special friends: Louder, Betz, Nachring . . . Advice to freshmen, tEParticipate in as; many school activities as you can. CHARLES HELMES Chuck comes from St. Monica . .V Likes everything about Bacon . . . Favorite subject was math, as he thought it was a challenge . . Liked Father Corman the best be- cause of his humor . , . Wants to become a millionaire. ROBERT HENDERSON Baconian Staff . . . Bob thought Father Flavian was his best teacher at Bacon, and he enjoyed chemistry . . . His ambition is to acquire large sums of money . V . Special friends: LetaV Kreinenbaum, Keck. and Kuhl. DONALD J. HABERTHIER WAYNE J. HARTMAN ROBERT W. HENDERSON DOUGLAS HENDRYX Merit Student, Glee Club ,.. Doug has the distinction of never having been jugged 4 . . Drives a '39 red Plymouth Cdupe . . . Will miss the football games the moat . . . Ene joyed chemistry more than any other subject . , . Advises freshmen, uSltludy hard and make the honor r0 THOMAS G. HARE KENNETH R. HAUPT DOUGLAS C. HENDRYX EDWARD W. HARTKEMEYER CHARLES J. HELMES FRANK HERBORT Kangaroo Court . . . Moose could be seen w1th Kastner, Mels- ter, Johannes, Schmalz, Nelson. and Guy . , . Favorite subject and teacher were chemistry and Father Antonine . , . Advice to freshmen, Buckle down, boys. and become men. FRANK H. HERBORT 0n the occasion of the Communion Breakfast. Ken Haupt received the Senior Merit Award from Father Ronald. Father Ermin, founder of the merit system at Roger Bacon, is at the mike. Kevin Slaley addressed the large gathering at the Breakfast as spokesman for the graduates. COMMUNION BREAKFAST FRANK J. HETZER WILLIAM J5 HOFF LAWRENCE F. BONNERT FRANK HETZER Frank, alias iiCongo Redf, chooses economic geography as his favorite subject because he likes to see how other people live . . . Favorite teacher: Mr. Kennedy . . . Advises freshmen, Watch your stepn . A 'WM IA WILLIAM G. HINNENKAMP CARLJ. HOCHHAUSLER JOHN G. HOFFMANN DONALD A. HOOPER WILLIAM HINNENKAMP Band. Bill' 5 favorite subject is chemistry; his favorite tcacher is Father Martin. Plans to become a chemist , . . Claims the senior class is outstanding because of its great athletic and scholastic feats . Special friends were Bolimer, Lammert, and Doerger. LOUIS C. HUTT TIMOTHY V. HOLT CARL HOCHHAUSLER Liked Baconis school spirit, pro- fessors, and students , . . Wants to study dentistry . . V Most difii- cull subject, physics; easiest, World History. WILLIAM HOF'F Liked lunch periods and the senior smoking quarters . . . Will miss the 2:30 rush to get. out of the parking iot . . . Considered trigonometry his most difficult subject and civicg his least dimcult. JOHN HOFFMANN John hails from St. Bernard . . . Remembers Kangaroo Court 1 . His favorite teacher was Father Antonin: , . 1 Easiest subject, hi5- fory'. most difFlculL English . . . Friends were Martin, Buschmiiier, Nelson, and Mitchell. TIMOTHY HOLT Tim liked the schoolis discipline . . . Favorite teacher was Mr1 Callahan; favorite subject, bookkeeping . 1 . Enjoys basketball . . . Pals are George Bronner and Tom Michaels1 LAWRENCE HONNERT Larry is a conhrmed farmer 1 . Drives a 52 Ford truck in which he hauis manure, and a Massey- Harris tractor 1 . . Wants to be- come a tractor-driving Franciscan priest . . . Favorite teacher was Father Maytm . . , Remembers Father W1li1amis swats 1 . . His best friends are Schwab, Hare, Doepker, and Jim Doerger. DONALD HOOPER uHoopieu liked Mr. Kennedy, but found English 1V difficult , , . fav- orite subject was physics . 1 . plans to become a physicist. Disliked homework , . 1 Special friends: Kevin Staley and George Riehle. LOUIS HUTT Thought the senior class to be a great HbunchH of guys . . . Louieis favorite teacher was Mr. Johnson 1 Liked bookkeeping and Mr. Uhrig's economic geography class Friends were Galvin, Kissing. Faillace,'and Mastruserio DAVID IMSANDE Dave liked the school spirit around R, B, . . . His ambition is to be- come a C.P.A, . . . Favorite sub- iect was Spanish: easiest subject was civics , . A Special friends were Ray Dietz and Pat Laughlin, CARL JOHANNES Carl's favorite subject was book, keeping; favorite teacher, Father Antonine; easiest subject. civics; most diflicult, geometry . . . Friends were Herbert, Kastner, Meister, and Koch. JOHN KAHLES Merit Student . . . John liked the warm feeling between the students and teachers , 1 . His ambition is to get through life successfully . . . Favorite teacher was Father Fla- vian . . , Usually seen with Morr gan, Dirr, and Sehwegman . 1 . Advises Freshmen, llLearn to study and take the hardest courses that the school offers? JEFFREY KALB Glee Club, accompanist, Honor llel Merit Student . . . Jeff, who comes from St Clements thinks Bacons teachers are great . . Most memorable event was Father Flavians sodium explosion Friends were Pfeiffer and Kemme , Has a scholarship grant at UC where he will study electiical engineering. ROBERT KASTNER Bobls ambition is to become a draftsman . . . Favorite teacher, Fr. Farrell , . . owns a '53 Ford Mainliner . . . Special friends were Herbort, Koch, and Meister . . . Advises freshmen to uWatch out for the seniorsi MELVIN KEMME Drama Guild, School Publications A HSheets can be seen buzzing about town on his fast German motorcycle . . . favorite teacher, Fr. Flavian . . . Mel never missed the Honor Roll during his four years at Bacon . . . can be seen with Diesel and Meyer . . 1 will miss those fabulous chemistry ex- plosions, GARY KISSEL Gary hails from Sharonville A . . favorite teacher, Mr. Johnson . . . disliked English but enjoyed Mr Uhrigs economic geography class .pals were Drees and Woeste . . will miss Mr.Ken1-1edys Eng- lish tests. DAVID R. IMSANDE JEFFREY C. KALB LAWRENCE KISSING Lurrys favorites were economic geography and Mr. Uhrig A . . works for Kroger's 1 . . disliked Mr. Kennedy's English tests . . . thought the senior smoking quar- ters were great . . . Friends were Hurt, Mastruscrio, Faillace, and Galvin . . . Advice lo freshmen, HStudy hard and n0 messing around. GARY E. KISSEL CARL J. JOHANNES ROBERT F. KASTNER LAWRENCE J. KISSING AA 35' JOHN P. KAHLES GORDON KNECHT Gordon hails from College Hill , .. favorite subject. physics: hardest $ubjecl, English . . . car. be seen 111 a Iwoatone green Chev that runs . 1 Will miss the parking lot 211 2:30 . . . Refuses Io advise fresh- men. letting them learn the hard way, MELVIN B. KEMME GORDON M. KNECHT l BERNARD J. KOCH JACK B. KOCK ROBERT J. KROEGER BERNARD KOCH Liked physics; disliked solid geom- etry . . . liked Father Martin . . , Easiest subject, religion . . . thought the senior class was very intel- lectual . . . Friends were Jerry Dehner and Dennis Kuhn . . . Ad- Vice to freshmen, uStudy from the beginning to the end. LEO J. KOCH HAROLD L. KOTTMAN THOMAS R. KREIENBAUM JAMES A. KROGER ROBERT E. KOCH LEO KOCH Pals with Kuhn, Henderson, and Leta, . . liked algebra and book- kgepmg . . . thought English was dtmcult . , t favorite teacher, Father Lucian . . i liked the Bacon-Purcell football game. ROGER R. VKRUMMEN ROBERT KOCH Liked Mr. Johnson i . . Thought civics was easy; did not enjoy chemistry or jug i , . Advises fresh- men, iiStudy hard and keep hust- Iingf JACK KOCK Football . . . uKookia wants to become an advertiser and have his own agency . . . works part-time at Albers . V . liked Mr. Kennedy and English 1V . . . Considers eco- nomic geography his easiest subject . , , frequently reported in the vi- cinity of Otten, Staley, Fay, and Beck. HAROLD KOTTMAN Band, Merit Student . . . Liked Mr. Johnson . . . Will miss Mr. Uhrigis ciass t . . liked the scnior privileges, but found jug obnoxious . . . Spe- cial friends were Farwick, Kissel, Raising, Sigl, and Bender t greatest achievement: four-year merit student. THOMAS KREIENBAUM Varsity i133, Baconian staff, fool- ball manager . . . disliked coming to school through the snow, and disapproved of jug . . . favorite subject, lab. physics: favorite teach- er, Father Laurian , . i liked the friendly spirit. among seniors . . . Advises freshmen. Be seen and not heard. ROBERT KROEGER Honor B . . , Liked mathematics the bast . . . thought Father Flavian the best teacher . . . easiest sub- ject, mechanical drawing; most dif- hcult, English. J AME S KRO GER Jug Club . . . Bucky liked the smoking quarters, Father Martin, and civics the best . . , thought chemistry rather difficult . . . owns a sick black '51 Mercury . . . Pals with Hartman, Tenkman, and Maxwell ROGER KRUMMEN Scholastic uB . . . Liked Father Farrell the best . i . enjoyed chem- Istry . . . ambition is to make money . . , Owns a '54 Mercury V , Friends are Rettig, Swigart, and Dreyer . , . Advice to fresh- men, uStudy or stay home. THOMAS KUHL A member of St. Ann parish, Tom disliked the rule requiring two books to be taken home each night . . . Favorite subject, bookkeeping; teacher Mr. Johnson . I . Most memo: :blc event: being brOUght before Kangaroo Court , . . Friends were Drees, Henderson, Dirr, Leta, and Leo Koch. DENNIS KUHN Liked Father Corman best . . . thought Math IV the hardest and religion the easiest . . . Pals were Murphy, Haberthier, Dehner, Hart- kemeyer, and Helmes . . . Counsels freshmen: Study hard and be a merit student. VINCENT LAEHR Liked Father Laurian and math best . . . found English dimcult and Latin easy . 4 . Wants to be like his father. JOSEPH LAFLIN Joe liked the school spirit at Bacon . . , wants to become an accountant . . . favorite subject, bookkeeping; favorite teacher, Mr. Johnson; most diaicult subject, algebra . . . owns a '53 Ford two-door coupe. ANTHO NY LAMB Tony hails from St. Clement . . . disliked homework on weekends . . e Ambition is to become an IBM operator . . . Favorite teacher, Mr. Doerger . . i His special friends were Blankenbuehler and the Stage- man brothers . . . advises freshmen, Take Bacon seriously. JAIVIES LAMMERT Merit Student . . . Liked Bacon's athletic program and high standards of teaching . , . disliked jug, class- room rules, and late lunch call . . . Favorite subject, history; favorite teachers, Fathers Martin and Cor- man . , . Pals were Hinnenkamp, Morgan, O'Connor, and Jim Doer- ger. ANTHONY LANG Tony hails from St. Augustine par- 15h . . . Ambition is to become a meat-Cutter . . . friends were Mein- ers and Merkle . . . Favorite teaeher, Father Flavian . . . easiest subject, religion . . . owns a 51 blue Ford with a Mere grill . . . Will miss the smoking quarters the most. THOMAS G. KUHL JOSEPH L. LAFLIN ALBE RT LATSCHA Baseball, Baconian Staff uLatch hails from St. Boniface parish . . . thought English dimcult, but Eiked Father Corman A . . did not like jug . . . Could often be found in the vicinity of OConnor, Kaiser, and Seton Staley . . . Ad- vises freshmen, iiWaIk a straight lin. ANTHONY L. LANG DENNIS F. KUHN ANTHONY R. LAMB ALBERT C. l PATRICK LAUGHLIN Grendlen comes from St. Vivianis parish . . . his favorite subject, chemistry; favorite teacher, Mr. Kennedy . . . Special pals were Quitter, Duritsch, Giesler, and Engel . . . owns a '51 green Ford . . . advice to freshmen: iiWork hard and you might make it. LATSCHA PATRICK D. LAUGHLIN V. PETER LAEHR JAMES E. LAMMERT RONALD B. LOUDER JOHN T. LEHAN . JACQUE LEVASSEUR JOHN LEHAN Li'l John is an admirer of Mr. Johnson . . , owns a tired '49 Chev . . t works ill a Liberal super- market . . . member of the lSyndi- Cute of Room 25 . . . Advises freshmen to keep out of trouble. CARL L. LIENHART JAMES R. LOUIS JOSEPH J. LETA JOHN LlESTRANGE Baconian Staff, editor . . . Favorite teacher and subject: Father Peter and Math lV , . . thought Math 1V WEIS the most difficult subjccl and civics was the easiest . . . Pals were Raising. LeVusscur, Quitter. and Fahrmeier . , . Advises freshmen. uStudy English? RICHARD Q. LIGHTFIELD ROGER W. LUKEN JOSEPH LETA Honor uB, Baconinn Staff . . . Josh is a member of Holy Name parish , A . liked the assemblies . . . Favorite teacher, Father Corman: favorite subject, English . . . Friends were Henderson. Ktihl, Kreien- baum, and Leo Koch . . .Will miss the honor of saying ll go to thcon'. JACQUE LeVASSEUR School President, Varsity llB, Track, Cross Country, Honor HB , . . Jacque liked the tremendous spirit within the athletic teams . . i felt Student Union should have more power . . . favorite subject, solid Geometry . . . won GCL mile run three years in a row i . . found chemistry dlmclllt i . . favorite teacher, Father Corman . . . nMost Likely To Stlccccd title a! prom. CARL LlENI-IART Track, Drama Guild, Kangaroo Court . . . Bud liked Mr. John- son most because he tried to make everything interesting . . . owns what he describcs as a llmetallic bomb and is seen quite frequently with a certain Judy, RICHARD LIGHTFIELD Rich hails from St. Ann's . . . thought English dimcultand library easy . . . owns 21 wicked '53 Marc will miss Father Paschalls dramatics . . . Pals wcrc Louder. Long. Rettig. Rowakamp, and Greincr . . . advice to freshmen. thon't goof oFf. RONALD LOUDER Football. Track. Varsity nEl . . t Answers to the name of Alicei'?!l , . . will remember the undefeated '58 football team . t . favorite subject, civics; favorite teacher. Mr. Connor . . . works for a black- topper . . . thought physics was rough . . . frie'nds: Pesu. Betz, Beicrlcin. and Haupt, JAMES LOUIS Liked Father Malnchy and his war storie's i . . still looking for an easy subject . . . works as a deep sea diver . . . will miss Mri Meyer's caps . , . Jim wants to go to col- lege so he wont have to go to work. ROGER LUKEN Brother Luke was a buddy to all . . . will remember the Student- Faculty game of his sophomore year in which he played . . . Bud- dies are Naehringi Hutt. Mahon. and Larry Smith , . . advises freshu men. ltStay out of jug? MICHAEL MALLARD Qttack traveled to and from Bacon in his green Road-Runner . disliked the early start in the morning . t . liked Mr. McGee and bookkeeping . . , will miss Mt: Meycrls humor , . . hopes to be- come a C.P.A. VICTOR MALTRY Spent only his senior year at Bacon. but learned to admire the spirit at R. B. . . . Undecided about college . . Liked senior privileges . . . Advises freshmen to 'lknttckle down from the start MARK MARGESON Honor B . v . Mark liked the school's location and the senior privileges . , e enjoyed Brother Chrisls class . . . works for the city of St. Bernard . . t will pursue medicine in college. PAUL MARISCHEN Honor ttB A . . Paul comes from Little Flower parish . . e liked the friendly atmosphere of the school . wants to become :1 civil engi- neer . . . Favorite suhjectt ulgebra: favorite teacher. Father Flaviun . .. advice to freshmen. Study hard and prepare for the futuref' JACKSON MARTIN EtJumpinl Jack's favorite subject was chemistry, but he considered English the easiest . . . thought Father Antonina the best teacher . wheels at 59 Ford. the tlBlack Widow . . , Pals: Buschmiller, Brenner. and Hoffmann. DOMINIC MASTRUSERIO l'Legs Dominicll was a charter member of The Brotherhood, better known as the Syndicate of Room 25h . . . enjoyed Mr, John- son and his bookkeeping class . . . will miss Mrl Uhrig . . . owns a tlmean 57 Ford, and runs with Faillace. Huttt Galvin. and Kissing DAVID MATHES Band, Honor '3 . , . Gobber has naver missed the honor roll nor visited jug . . . liked Father Cor- man and rated physics his easiest subject . . . could usually be Found with Dave Albrinck . . . intends to become a civil engineer. MICHAEL B. MALLARD PAUL L. MARISCHEN ALBERT MATRE Al works in El drugstore after school . . t He plans to become a pharmacist , , . Mr, Physique drives a 52 Kalseta the uGrey Beast? which, he claims. will heat anything on four legs . , . Easiest subject. Civics: most dllllcult. Eng- lish. C. DAVID MATHES VICTOR T. MALTRY JACKSON 1. MARTIN ALBERT J. MATRE DOMINIC J. MASTRUSERIO KENNETH MAUS Favorite subject. hookkeeping: fur orite tcnchet: Mr. Johnson. because he is ulwztys ready to help t . . ttMmtsie works En :1 record shop tlfter school . , . drives a '54 Mer- cury . . . plans to go to college. KENNETH J. MAUS MARK A. MARGESON The final gradualion exercises were held on June 10 in the school auditorium. Above, intense-looking seniors file up the stairs leading to the auditorium Right, Ron Blankenbuehler leads his class- mates in the singing of the Alma Mater. I DENNIS W. MAXWELL J. DAVID MEINERS THOMAS J. MERKLE DENNIS MAXWELL Baconian Staff. . Favorite sub- iect chemistry; favorItc teacher, Father Antonina . . . l'Mux can be seen with Jim Kroger and Al Matre . . . llDennyll plans to go to collcgc and become a commercial artist. DENNIS C. McBREEN MICHAEL R. MEISTER JEROME E. MERSHON DENNIS McBREEN Varsity liB, Student Union. Honor B. Merit Student . . . favorite teaqher, Father Corman; hardest subject, Trigonometry . , . Denls most memorable event was being on the undefeated football team . . . plans to go to XU next year . . . Recipient of the Principal's Trophy and Alumni Scholastic Award. JOHN A. MCKENZIE DAVID G. MERKLE RONALD L. MESSERLE J OHN MCKENZIE Giselle thought physics was his favorite subject and rated Father Laurian as his favorite teacher . . John works as a soda jerk after school . . . He says that passing chemistry was his most outstanding achievement . . . Butch also has been reported as having a little dif- FICLIIty with his gory red '49 Ford. JOHN MEINERS Glee Club . . . favorite subject bookkeeping; favorite teacher Mr. Johnson , . A special friends were Lang and Merkle . . . thinks his '54 Plymouth is indescribable . . . will miss the smoking quarters. MICHAEL MEISTER Most difficult subject, English; fav- orite teacher Father Antonina . . . could be seen with Herbort Johan- nesl and Kastner , . . works in a drug store . . . plans to become a mIllIonaIre. DAVID MERKLE Dave hails from St. Vivianls . I . liked Mr, Kennedyls teaching . . . pals were Whissel, Weber, and Beierlein . . i most memorable event: winning the freshman divi- sion in the annual speech contest, THOMAS MERKLE Most difficult subject was bookkeep- ing . l . owns a '51 Chevrolet I . 7 can usually be seen with Lang, AmshoE, and Meiners . . . liked Bacon pep assemblies best of all. JEROME MERSHON Band . . , Jerry hails from St. Mar- garet Mary parish . . . frequently seen with Amy Meyer . . . was frequently on first honor roll . , . delivers groceries after school , . . feels that the football team made this class outstanding. RONALD ME SSERLE llMessll will always remember his first swat . . , liked Father Peter's discipline . . . claims history was his easiest . . . special friends were DeKors, Holt, Brenner, and Braun- stein. ARNOLD MEYER Bacunian Staff Band Honor iiB Arnie hopes to become a Franciscan priest . . . pals were Kcmme Moeddel, Diesel, and Mer- shon . . . favorite subject Latin; easiest. journalism: most dimculi, general science. KENNETH MEYER Band . . . Future master mechanic i Ken comes from St Bonaven- ture parish . . . will miss his friends the most, especially Schmidiin and Back . . . thinks that the senior classi loyalty to R. B, was out- standing. THOMAS MICHAEL Honor uB . , . Mike or 'Red Eye thinks Father Martin a Hstraight . . pals were Morgan, Schweitzer, Brenner, and Hartman . most memorable event, Senior Prom . . . advises freshmen uStudy and learn while you can. ROBERT MITCHELL Drill Team. color guard . A . uMole thought R. B75 football teams F56- '59i were the greatest . . A Special friends: lergeson, Wilskcn. and Hoffmann , , . his favorite subjecl. bookkeeping: most difficult. Eng- lish. THOMAS MITCHELL iCurly's ambition is to own u '58 Bonneville . . . liked mechanical drawing and Mr, Smith . A , CouEd be seen with Witsken, Reincrt. and Margeson . V . found English difii- cult. especially Macbeth. JAMES MITTS iiBongo's comes to us from St. Clare.. drives a quick Buick . . most frequently seen with Gerstner and Stegeman . . . fav- oi'ite teacher Mr Docrger; most dmicult subject, English . , . Fresh; its. study hard. JEROME MOEDDEL Jerry hails from St. Clement . i . his most outstanding achievement was never having been jugged . . . could be seen with Meyer, Diesel. Kemmc, and Rosenstengel . . , will always remember initiating his freshman brother, ARNOLD L. MEYER ROBERT J. MITCHELL JEROME B. MOEDDEL JOSEPH MOLLMANN Honor B, Varsity hB, Student Council, Football . . . Joc played ircmcndous football and was chosen fbest defensive player ty- ing for most valuable player elected uMr Rugged zit thc Proi'ri . advises freshmen to iimake the best of it. KENNETH Gi MEYER THOMAS H. MITCHELL THOMAS F. MICHAEL JAMES C. MITTS THOMAS MORGAN Mugs will miss the guys of Room 27 the most . . . played on the varsity basketball team . . . friends were Volz. Kahlesi and Dirr, JOSEPH H. MOLLMANN THOMAS C MORGAN THOMAS L. MUENCH JEROME RONALD H. NAEHRING WILLIAM L. NIEHAUS THOMAS MUEN CH Tom hails from Holy Name parish . usually seen with Otten, Weber, Overman, and Kroger . . . liked civics but disliked chemistry . . i plans to follow a career in adver- tising . , i did not like getting up in the mornings. WILLIAM W. MURPHY ROBERT A. NELSON 4 JOHN F. NABERHAUS JEROME MURPHY Merit Student , . . Jerry works in a drug store . . . plans to attend U . wants to become a phar- macist . , . liked Father Flavian and chemistry . i . usually could be found with Haberthier, Kuhn. and Hendryx. J. OiCONNOR EDWARD J. 0LTMANN H. NICHOLAS NEUROHR JOHN NABERHAUS Biology Club . . . Jack wants to become a pharmacist . . . liked Father Ftavian and chemistry . . . most memorable event: Senior Prom . . . lists all the guys from Room 29 as his friends, but a cer- tain Nancy is his favorite. R0 NALD NAEHRING Football. Baseball, Varsity L13 . . . ttNails claims that Father Duane and Mr. Johnscm were his favorite teachers . . . considers being elected hbest athlete hts most memorable event . . , often seen Wlth Betz, McBreen, Mastruserio, and Latscha . . . advises freshmen, uKeep out of trouble. R0 BERT NELSON iiOzzie hails from St, Patrickis in Northside . . . liked the breaks be- tween classes the most . . i greatest achievement: growing six inches in four years . . . chums were Schmaiz and Schweitzer. HELNIUT NEUROHR Favorite teacher, Father Lucian , . . most difficult subject, Math IV; easiest civics . . . Raising, Quitter, IJEstrange, and Stuck were some of his many friends . . , disliked late lunch Calls for seniors. WILLIAM NIEHAUS Found World History interesting . thinks Mr, Kennedy is a nice guy . . . Owris a 53 two-tone green Ford . . , is usually seen with Schmidlin, Otten, Beck, and Lien- hart . . . found English most diffi- cult subject. WILLIAM OiCONNOR Merit Student, Band, Orchestra . .. Bill considered getting through mathematics his most outstanding achievement i . . iiOakieii hails from St, Clement and is seen a great deal in the company of Hin- nenkamp, Hartman, Eliert, and Tenkman . . . Warns freshmen, ttDongt wait until the last minute EDWARD 0LTMANN Edis ambition is to become a baker . . . thinks Father Farrell makes his classes quite interesting . . . en- joyed chemistry the most . . . often seen with Raising, Engel. Quitter, and Schmidt . . . Advises freshmen, 'iDo your homework, its easier on on your nerves, JAMES OTTEN Merit Student . . , Home Room President . . . Likes Mr. Johnson best of all . . . uBig Oh owns a blue and white 54 Chev . . . seen frequeHly With Schmidlin, Fay and Beck . , . Advice to Freshmen: Keep them noses in the books. JAMES OVERMAN Cross Country . . , iEOlis wants to become a commercial airline pilot . . . thought maih most dimcult . .i will remember the Bacon GCL vic- tory over Purcell as outstanding , , v asks freshmen to take part in school activities to enkindle school spirit and morale. GUY PACKER Varsity Bi Track , . . Guy wants to be a success . . . favorite sub- ject, bookkeeping; favorite teacher, Mr. Johnson: easiest subject, his- tory . . . Could usually be seen around school with Walt Evans i . i Advise to freshmen: Work and study hard? ANTHONY PESA Tony hails from St. Vivianis parish . owns a ,53 Ford . . . wants to become an accountant . . . iiDagD 5' special friends were Beierlein, Schweitzer, Merkle, and Louder . .. Advice to freshmen: uStudy hard and avoid girls. TIMOTHY PFEIFFER Glee Club. Radio Club . . . a booster of Father Laurian, Tim likes Physics . . . wants to be a psychologist and make a name for himself. RONALD PIRMAN Ron came to Bacon from St, Aloy- sius parish . , . friends were Maus and the Berry twins . i . drives a '53 cream and maroon Dodge . . . liked Mr. Johnson and bookkeeping i . advises freshmen nThtise hr: the biggest four years of your life . . . get the most out of them. THOMAS POHLMAN Tom comes from Our Lady of the Sacred Heart , A . his ambition is to become a millionaire . . . will remember the Prom until he dies i . Tomis favorite subject, Reli- gion: while the most difficult. ad- vanced algebra . . . his friends, girls. THOMAS E. POHLMAN JAMES G. OTTEN ANTHONY F. PESA CARLTON QUITTER uPrecious hails from 51. L003 par- ish i i . liked the school spirit and helpfulness of the ieachers , liked chemistry and Father Flavian i . . Ambition is to obtain a BS. in chemistry . , , advice io freshmen: Wrake as many subjects as possible without overburdening yourself, JAMES C. OVERMAN TIMOTHY D. PFEI'FFER CARLTON F. QUITTER HOWARD RABE Howard. who comes from Sr. Clare parish. belongs to the Third Order of St. Francis . . . hSonny claims he will miss jug . . . thinks this senior class is outstanding because the seniors are unice and intelli- gent? C. GUY PACKER RONALD L. PIRMAN HOWARD L. RABE A RICHARD J. RHEIN CARLTON S. ROLL MES N. REINERT JAMES REINERT Jim comes to us from St. Clement's . . . liked Mr. Johnson because he is so interesting l . . will miss the gab sessions in the smoking quar- ters . . . thinks civics was easy; chemistry, difficult. JOHN M. REISING GEORGE R. RIEHLE JAMES A. ROSENACKER .h DAVID L. RIORDAN JOHN REISING Student Union, Varsity t13 Club, President of Gen: Bacc'hi. . .Johnjs ambition is to become a psycholo- gist . . . favorite teacher, Father Corman . . . owns a Ford, vintage 1953, called lllhe Grey Ghost . . . Friends were Weigand and Sluben' rauch. MATTHEW ROSENSTENGEL KENNETH W. RETTIG KENN ETH RETTIG llSqueakerl1 plans to become an automobile mechanic . . . enj-oys history and Mr. Johnson . . . drives a black Buick friends are Krummen. Light'field. and Rowe, kamp. RICHARD RHEIN An advocate of Father Camillus and mechanical drawing, Richard wishes to become a mechanical en- gineer . . . works after school at Krogcrls . . . can be found with Metz. Carter, and Krummen. GEORGE RIEHLE George is a lover of Father Cor- man's music clasa . . . likes English because it is a challenge . . . found Spanish easiest . . l favorite teacher, Father Corman , , . wishes he had gone out for football and other sports. DAVID RIORDAN Dave, who comes from Assump- tion parish, dscribes his car as invisible l . . thinks chemistry was his hardest subject; American Hish lory, the easiest . . . favorite teach- er, Brother Chris . . . will miss the teachers and boys. CARLTON ROLL A member of St. Bernard parish, Carlton is an advocate of plenty of study . l . works after school in a drug store . . . owns a '53 Chevrolet . . special friends are Tedesco, Gildea, Adams, Donovan, and Weitz . . . suggests that freshmen will have an easier time if they ustudy and follow the rules. JAMES ROSENACKER Jim could always be seen crawling to school in his 50 Chewy that llnceds a new engine and a new body . . . digs funerals the most . . . can be seen in the Vieinity of Carey, Lightheld, Deller, Stenger, and Schwab. MATTHEW ROSENSTENGEL A quiet lad who gobbled up science . . . Liked the teaching of Fathers Flavian and Laurian . . , Will miss the fine spirit at Bacon . . . Says freshmen should dig in from the very beginning. D0 NALD R0 TH ilMud spends his leisure hours working in a grocery store, giving change to all the pretty girls . . . best teacher, Father Corman . . A will miss Father Corman's umusic apprerGation class . . . frequently seen with Blankenbuehlcr, Stege- man, Schwegman, Witsl-ten, Riehle, and Raising. MICHAEL ROTH Came to Bacon from Our Lady of the Sacred Heart parish . . . will miss drama the most . . . considers Senior From the most memorable happening at Bacon . . . Friends: Elsbrock, Sallee. Zillig, Evers, and Siebcnthaler . . A Advises freshmen, uStudy, and donlt take subjects you donll like. RICHARD ROWEKAMP Dick came to Bacon from St. Viv- ianls . . . liked the smoking quar- ters best . , . Friends are Rettig and Lightheld . . , most difhcult sub ject, physics; easiest subject chem- istry: favorite subject, mechamcal drawing. WILLIAM RUCH Bill comes to Bacon from Sacred Heart parish . . t liked till friendly till sessions of trigonometry the most l . . greatest achievement: at- tending Miami Dislrict-State Tests . . . pals are Sarley, McBreen. Rior- dan, and Seton Staley . . . advice to freshmen: llThink? FRED BUNK Favorite teacher, Father Lucian: favorite subject, math . . . workg at Krogerls after school . . , advnses freshmen uPlan ahead e don't let things just fall into place. they might not fall right. GERALD SALLEE Merit Student . . . Jerry's favorite teacher, Mr. Doerger . . , owns a llcool '58 Chevie . . . llSallyls'l favorite. subject was bookkeeping . , . advtscs freshies, llWork for the Honor Roll. ROBERT SANDER Bob hails from North College Hill . thought Mr. Doerger was his best teacher . l . had difficulty with Enghsh . . . advises the freshmen to llhumor Mr. Kennedy? WILLIAM T. RUCH ROBERT G. SANDER . Ale; DONALD P. ROTH JOSEPH SARLEY Scholastic nB Club, Varsity llB t . . Joe wants to become a chemist . favorite teacher, Fr. Peter: easiest subject, civics; most dimcult subject, solid geometry . . . owns a 54 blue and white Mercury, MICHAEL L. ROTH FRED J. BUNK JOSEPH M ANTHONY SCHALLER Gem Bau-hi . . , Anthony liked the school spirit . . . would like to become a dentist . . . favorite teache ert Father Flavian; favorite subject, chemistry . . t can be seen with Schehr. Naberhaus. and Schneider. . SARLEY ANTHONY W. SCHALLER RICHARD C. ROWEKAMP GERALD A. SALLEE Father Peter, composer of the Alma Mater, accompanies the graduates in its rendition. Left, Father Ermin, Assistant Principal. gave the introduction to the graduation program. Below, The Rev. Barnabas McAlarney, O.F.M.. pastor of Corpus Christi Parish, gave the principal address. Jacque LeVasseur, school president, delivered the valedictory, ROBERT L. SCHEHR CHARLES F. SCHMIDT BERNARD J. SCHRAGE H ROBERT SCHEHR Disliked late lunch calls for Seniors 4 . . thought English and trigonom- etry were dif'licult; liked Father Flavian . . '. frequently 'lmessed around with Wiehe, Whitaker, Drees, and Schmitt . . . says he will miss Father Peter's trig'classes. FRED J. SCHMALZ MICHAEL G. SCHMITT KENNETH E. SCHULTZ FRED SCHMALZ Fred hails from St. Patrick's parish in Northside . . . Fed liked free days, lunch periods, and getting out early . . . considered English 1V his most dimcult subject , . . friends were Nelson and Harbor! . . , wants to llgct rich. ROBERT M. SCHMIDLIN ROBERT E. SCHNEIDER C. NICHOLAS SCHWAB ROBERT SCHMIDLIN Bob liked the school spirit at Bacon . . . liked Max Docrgcr because he was a good teacher and a good sport . . . special friends: Beck, Meyer, and Niehaus . , , advice to freshmen: Hit thc books. CHARLES SCHMIDT Charlie says his most outstanding achievement was going to Miami for the district-state test in Algebra . . . had dillicully with English , . . liked Mr. Kennedyls stories of army life . . . advice: HHuslle for merits and study. MICHAEL SCHMITT uRad comes to us from St. Mi. chaells parish . . . will always re- member the 8-3 victory over Pur- cell . . . wants to own a Corvette and have many friends , . . thought chemistry interesting i , . liked Mrl Connors' good humor. ROBERT SCHNEIDER Gem Bacall! . . . Bobls a St. Ber- nard boy . , i hardest subject, math: easiest, English . l i liked the inter- cst of the faculty in each sLudenl . thinks we need more good assemblies . . . special pals arc Margeson and Rich Doerger . . . advises freshmen, 'lOrganizc and use lyourl time well? BERNARD SCHRAGE Bernard liked the thrilling football games but disliked gym classes . . . works in a machine shop after school . . . pals with Baker and Schum . . . advises freshmen to lldig into the books and study KENNETH SCHULTZ Ken hails from North College Hill , . . found civics to be his easiest subject . . . special friends were Schmidlin. Muench, and Larry Smith. NICHOLAS SCHWAB Drama Guild . . . Nick liked the Roger Bacon spirit , . . thought Father Antonina was a swell teach- er . . . toughest subject, advanced algebra: easiest, civics . . . pals with Abney and Schweitzer. THOMAS SCHWAB Drama Guild, Color Guard. drill team, Junior Council on World Affairs. Kangaroo Court . uSchwabbie says he's planning to join the Navy liked mosi of the teachers but fail the Student Union home! have more power . i. friends with Mullry. Carey. Rosc- nackeri and Stenger. GEORGE SCHWEGMAN Drama Guild . . , Georgek favorite teacher, Father Lucian, who made me work 10 get through R, B. , . , wants to become a Doctor . . . frequently with Roth, Koch. Hen- derson and Leta . . . advises fresh- men, F'Work hard and participate in school activities. THOMAS SCHWEITZER HBeeco or 'iSchnoz liked Father Antonine's helpful attitude . . A drives a wild Chewy pick-up truck. Pals are Nelson, Tom Doerger, and Pesa . v , also seen with money- bags Beierlein . . V had trouble with English. THOMAS J. SCHWAB GEORGE H. SCHWEGMAN THOMAS C. SCHWEI TZER WILLIAM E. SHROYER RICHARD SCHWETTMAN Honor hBii Club . . . Richis favor- itc teacher, Father Peter . . . plans RIC HARD L. SCHWETTMAN JOHN C. SEIWERT lo attend college and train in chem- ical engineering . . . especially liked chemistry and physics . i , easiest subjeci. Spanish . . . advises fresh- mcn, Take those ccoursesi which lwfillwbt: the most helpful in later 1 2. JOHN SEIWERT iiSei liked the pep assemblies . . . favorite subject and teacher: book- keeping and Mr. Johnson . special friends were Kattman, Sigl, and Farwick . . i thinks Room 253: iiSyndicate'i made this class out- standing. WILIJAMZ SHROYER nyoming liked the senior smok- mg quarters v . . most difficult sub- ject, English; favorite subject, reli- gion . . . Ohman. HOE. and Hen- dryx were some of his best friends. ROGER SIEBENTHALER Roger. a Reading boy, is undecided between XU or UC . . . liked chemistry; disiiked English; liked Father Antonine . . . pals were Rpth, Williams, Slegman, Dreyer, Engel, and Wilking . . . hopes to stay single. ROGER M. SIEBENTHALER GERALD SIGL Jerry liked the friendly relation be- tween teacher and student at Bacon . . . favorite subject American His- tory; most dimcuiti geometry; fav- orite teacher, Mr, Johnson . . . friends were Seiwert. Hoffmann. and Larry Smith. GERALD L. SIGL LAWRENCE SMITH Band . i A Larryis'favoritc teacher was Mr. Johnson: his hardest suh- jecl was English, while his least difficult was economic geography A , plans to become a mailman when he graduates. C. LAWRENCE SMITH F THOMAS W. STEHLIN . SETON STALEY DAVID R. STEGEMAN S ETO N STALEY Football, basketball, Baconian Staff, Asst. Editor, Varsity uB Club . . Seton's favorite teachers, Fathers Flavian and Corman . . . most memorable event was being named Prom King . . . found journalism his easiest subject . . . best friend at Bacon was McBreen. KEVIN T. STALEY GEORGE J. STEGEMAN KENNETH R. STENGER I WAYNE STAPLES KEVIN STALEY Drama Guildi Junior Council on World Affairs . . A iiKevii wants to be a career officer in the Navy . . . found trigonometry his most diffi- cult subject: American History, his easiest . . . was senior class winner in the 1960 Speech Contest JAMES H. STENGER R0 BERT W. STEGEMAN WAYNE STAPLES Wayne liked the Bacon football teams i . . favorite teaeher, Father Antonina; easiest subject, World History . . . advises freshmen, hDon't wait until the last minute. DAVID STE GEMAN Track, Varsity hB'i . . . Dave, an Alber's employee, thinks religion was his favorite subject. geometry was his most difhcuit . , . considers senior class outstanding because of its spirit . . . tells freshmen they can expect to enjoy their stay at Bacon if they study and obey the rules. GEORGE STEGEMAN George worked for United Dairy Farmers in his spare time . . , plans on being a printer . . . favorite sub- ject, Algebra 1; easiest, mechanical drawing; most difficult, literature . . . favorite teacheri Brother Chris- lophch ROBERT STEGEMAN Varsity iiB' uKookie wants to be- come a police hocifer', . . . dis- liked lack of feminine companions at Bacon . . . favorite teacher, Mr. Doerger: favorite subject. book- keeping . . . works at u grocery after school, THOMAS STEHLIN Tom drives a beateup 51 Ford called the uGreen Jewelii . . . fond- est moments were during chemistry experiments i . . most difficult sub- ject, geometry . . . friends were Wolf, Crowe, Blessing, and Brehm . . studying dentistry. JAMES STENGER uClyde liked Freshman Week . . . disliked the gym periods . . . fav- orite teacher, Father Antonina . . . did some painting for his dad in spare time and would like to take up his dad's business later on. KENNETH STENGER Stanky,11 who owns a i49 Ply- mouth lovingly named the iiGreen Monster, has been rumored as seen frequently with a certain Vira . . . favorite teacher, Mr. Johnson . ambition in life is to become a plumben MICHAEL STICKNEY thFlash liked the early dismissal from Bacon . . V favorite subject, history: favorite teacher. Mr. John- son: most dimcult subject, English EV . V t will miss Father Georgeis study periods the most, DALE STUBENRAUCH Honor HB Club, Gens Bacchi , i . 'iStubie hails from St. Patrickis parish . i . works after school in a grocery store . . . can be seen in his 53 cream Mercury . . . found Latin easiest: sciencet difiiculti ROBE RT STUCK Butch liked the great football games . . . his ambition in life is to pass a trig test . . . suggests that cheme istry lab equipment he made of unbreakable plastic . . . favorite teachers were Fathers Lucian and Flavian. DO NALD SWIGART Drama Guild, Junior Baconian of the Air i . . Don comes to us from St. Vivianis . . . HFabiankn most outstanding achievement was win- ning the sophomore speech contest medal A . . favorite teacher, Father Martin . . . can be seen with Ulm, Krummene Doepker. and a certain Patti. STEPHEN SZUCS Parish representative, Merit Stu- dent . . . Steve comes from Holy Name parish . . . liked the intra- mural basketball games, especially when his team stole the champion- ship . . . works as a mail-room clerk . . . had trouble with Math IV, although Algebra I was easy . , counsels freshmen, Grow up fast. TERRANCE TEDESCO Ted liked everything about Baum . favorite teacher, Father Antow nine . . . liked beating Purcell . . , most outstanding achievement was making the honor roll six times in succession . . . advises freshmen, iiBear dOWni JAMES TENKMAN Jim liked the way school rules were carried out . . . favorite teacher, Father Martin; easiest subject, civics. . . . most memorable event in senior year was R, BIS 8-3 vic- tory over Purcell . . . advises freshmen, iiTry to be sophomores. C. MICHAEL STICKNEY DONALD K. SWIGART NORBERT THIEMANN Norb liked bookkeeping and his favorite teacher was Mr. Doerger . . works in a greenhouse after school . . . drives a red and white i53 Ford . . . friends were Zillig and Sallee. JAMES R. TENKMAN NORBERT W. THIEMANN DALE C. STUBENRAUCH STEPHEN G. SZUCS LEON ULM Pretty Boy claims that getting punched in the eye by Harry Tol- iver was his most memorable event . , . favorite subject, mechanical drawing; easiest, religion . . . works as a stock clerk in a grocery . . . advises, uAvoid Kangaroo Court. LEON C. ULM ROBERT J. STUCK TERRANCE J. TEDESCO 5:53:51 . $21.3.Q23 ?.ihhk? . wk$53Ww Jacque LeVasseur received the coveted Arch- bishop McNichoIas Award, as well as a scholar- ship to the University of Notrc Dame. Left, Jerome Mershon receives his diploma and a handshake from Father Ronald. Right, Dale Stubenrauch was awarded scholastic honors by the school. Left, Kevin Staley received both the Archbishop Alter Honor Medal and the World Affairs Merit Award from the hand of Father Vincent Kroger, Provincial of the Cincinnati Franciscans. KENNETH N. VOLZ RONALD A. WEIGAND EARL M. WHISSEL WILLIAM B VONDERHAAR JOHN C. WEBER EDWARD E. WERNKE ROBERT J. WEINKAM KENNETH VOLZ Baconian Staff . . . llVolz Wagon'l wants to be a salesman , . . his favorite teacher, Mr. Meyer; fav- orite subject1 World History . . , friends were Thomas, Staples, and Morgan . . . advises fresh: Pre- pare for future now. JOHN C. WHITAKER WILLIAM VONDERHAAR llSliml' wants to become a C.P.A. A . . his easiest subject bookkeeping: most difhcult, English . . . owns a ,55 Ford station wagon, blue and white with red 'hskirts . . . will miss the smoking quarters. LAWRENCE P. WHITE JOHN WEBER Iohnls favorite teacher was Mr, Meyer . . . claims his ,51 Chev was the fastest at Bacon . . , had trou- ble with English . , V 'lWeb could be seen with Whissel and Merkel. RONALD WEIGAND Drama Guild, Scholastic B Club , . . Ronnie came to Bacon from Mt Healthy . . . drives a six-cyl- inder l56 Chevvy stagecoach called uThe Chicken-Wagon . . . wants to be a Doctor . . . thinks someone should clean up Father Laurianls sink and show Father Flavian how to handle sodium. ROBERT WEINKAM Bob plans to study chemistry at XU . . , liked Father Flavian and his chemistry class . . . thought civics easy . , i dislikes homework and tests . . . Advises freshmen t0 upay attention in class. EDWARD WE RNKE Ed liked most of the teachers and students at Bacon . . . his favorite subject was bookkeeping . . . wants to become a CPA. . A . will miss his friends at Bacon . . . advice to freshmen: uStudy hard . . . and don't both the seniors. EARL WHI S SEL Earl wants to become a tool and die maker . . . liked Mr. Doerger . . . had trouble with English . . . Weber and Marks! were his special friends . . , advises freshmen, Study? J OHN WHITAKER John can be seen driving to school in his l52 Plymouth . , . says he will miss Father Peterls trigonom- etry class . . . favorite teacheri Father Flavian . . . special friends were Wiehe, Drees and Schmitt. LAWRENCE WHITE Track, Football, Varsity B Club . . . uSpeedy comes to Bacon from St, Andrews in Avondale . liked chemistry and Father Flavian but disliked jugi . . llbums aroundu with Barnes. Burgess, and Staples . thinks Mri Bacevich is the greatest, ROY WIEHE Basketball, Varsity hB Club . . . Roy liked Father Flavian, chem- istry, and girls best, although pos- sibly not in that order . . . will miss Father Peterhs trig classes . . . basketball captain , . . thought solid b2? was the hardest, and civics the easiest . . . pals were Whitaker, Drees, Schehr, Schmitt. CHARLES WILHELM Chuckbs ambition is to be a geoloe gist . e . thinking about going to college . . . can be seen with the Berry twins, Staples, and Mitts . . . drives a b52 green Ford hardtop, EDWARD WILKING Ed hails from SS. Peter and Paul in Reading . . . favorite subject, physics; most difficult, chemistry . . . works as a gas station attendant . . . can be seen around school with Williams and Raising. CHARLES WILLIAMS Chuck wants to go to college and work for IBM . . e also has plans for a certain Nancy . . . favorite teacher, Father Farrell V . . could be seen hanginY aroun' with Berg- man, Siebenthnler, Roth and Jack Eigel. JAMES WILLKE Biology Club . . . limbs favorite teacher, Father Corman; favorite subject, biology . . e friends were Williams, Dietz, and Eichert . , . will miss the smell of the biology lab . . . Frosh, HStudy and study hard ail the time. PETER WILSON Gert wants to earn $10 million without working . . . Pete thought Mr. McGee was the best teacher . . . drives a 53 Ford without a floor or Tights . . . friends were Imsande, Szucs, Donavan. Mer- kleq and Becker. KENNETH WITSKEN Ken wants to graduate from engi- neering college , . e favorite teacher, Father Corman; favorite subject, chemistry . . . friends were Mitche cl! brothers, Williams, Raising, Rlehle, Roth and Rich Doerger e . . from St. Clement. CHARLES R. WILLIAMS KENNETH J. WITSKEN ROY G. WIEHE RICHARD WOESTE uHarpoh wants to become a charm pionship bowler . . . his favorite teacher. Mr. Johnson: favorite sub- ject, civicg . . A friends were Drees, Kissel. and Bagford . . , advises freshmen, nBeware of Father An- tonine, RICHARD W. WOESTE CHARLES J. WILHELM EDWARD J. WILKING JAMES A. WILLKE PETER 0. WILSON EUGENE WOLKE Scholastic B club, Gens Bacclu . e . Gene liked the early dismissal but highly disapproved of having to stand in a long lunch line . . . favorite teacher. Father Corman: favorite subject literature EUGENE A. WOLKE EDWARD WOLTERMAN Drama Guild . . . Ed's most memorable occasion was swatting the victims of Kangaroo Cour! . . . worked as an omce boy for the AAA . . . drives a 255 Ford convertible . . h considers his leading part in senior play his most outstanding achievement. EDWARD ZILLIG uBig Ed plans to be a contractor with his father . . . favorite teacher, Mr. Doerger; favorite sub- ject, bookkeeping . . . owns a 1960 Chevrolet convertible . . . can be seen with Sallcc, Zimmer- man, and Stickncy. GERALD ZIMMERMAN Jerry is the proud owner of an aging 54 Mercury, 3 red andlwhit; hardtop convertible , . . wants to beconje a yet pilot and then a bookkeeper , , . his favorite Ieacherh Father George h . . is a loyal ujug-hater. UNDERCLASSMEN.UNDERCLASSMEN.UNDERCLASSMEN .ml-upa-IIJ 7; --...Wlp .u- , ROOM 13 FRONT ROW: N. Hayeg M. Famous, G. Flamm, J. Grasso. E. Domis. K. Hanna, G. Rolsching, RA Heckman, G. Brehm. P, Wiener. SECOND ROW: R. Brinkmann, R. Drake, C. Specht, A. Crowc, P. Schmidt, D. Fister, J. Votel, L. Donovan, T. Carlson. THIRD ROW: M. Klus. J. Pope, R. Alexander, J. Wibbels, T Monnig, J. Diersing, G. Stevens, E, Wesseler, FOURTH ROW: D. LeVasseur, D. Schott, A Wolf, J. Hobing T. Kearns, D Rohman, A. Maines, FIFTH ROW: W. Vaughn, G. Bruner, R Steltenpohl, A. Rusche, W. Miller. C. Brinkley. ROOM 14 u l- - ; Wrauw'jvdy' FRONT ROW: N. Wicsman, B. Strasser, F. Kuhn. L Bischoff, J. Gutzwiller, R. Herbs, J. Buckley SECOND ROW: J. Klos- terman, R. Helms, JA Behne, L, Franz, P. Durbin, R. Blessing, P7 Bender. THIRD ROW: D. Toepker, M. Ryan. J. Flynn, M. Snyder, J. Ariss. J. Langhorst. M7 Iding. FOURTH ROW: NL Carroll: J. Murphy, W Klus. l-l Ruter, J. Arszman, R. Reinhart, D. Deller. FIFTH ROW: C. Koch, D Bruser, C. Black, I. Zimmer, M. Ruberg, T. KieleyV ROOM 'I'l - AxN$$be .A .. v . - FRONT ROW: JA Huhn, I. Weitz, LV Bambach, D, Even. W. Judge. R. Birkofer. J. Knueven. G. Rack, D. Bollmcr. W. Grewe. SECOND ROW: R Eveleigh, D. Robers, G. Jones, C, Cordezs, J. Tergerson, W. Schweitzer, C. Agricola, D. Robers. J. Schaefer. THIRD ROW: T. Braunstein, R. Ellensohn, D. Betzold, J. Murphy. 1 Stein E. McHale, R. Hungler. G. Engelhard. FOURTH ROW: L. Alexander, P. Roling, 1,. Voss, D. Smith, R Smith, 0. Eve. N. Pohl, F. VanStyn. FIFTH ROW: F. Meyer, 1 Thullen, P. Schomer, J Corsmeier, P. Prinz, T Dean ROOM 22 FRONT ROW: L. Klosterkemper,1. Sansone, H, Mulloy, G. Koettei, W. Fehring, T Wallrauch, L. Saupe, H. Schmiu, D. Tcnkman, T. Niehaus. SECOND ROW: P. Munafo, R. Morris. D. Dewald, T, Schwettman, WV Blum, J. Parmentier, J. Arnold, A. Metz, T. Schoch. THIRD ROW: R. Brennen, J, Schroeder, J. Stansbury, S. Grau, A. Roberts, T, Eschmeyer. J. Boland, G. Wallpe, E. Wernicke. FOURTH ROW: M. Anthony, D. McCourt, T. Weisbrod, J. Robinson, J, Ganim, R, Cost, J. Bolles FIFTH ROW: J Doerger, T. Crawford, W. Ginn, T. Rotert, R. Wielhorn, R. Gorman. ROOM 12 S , 7 '. - r $ ' f; in , p . ' ,I . . i 4 . x FRONT ROW: J. Herbert, D, Ernst, T. Whisner, R. Rueve, W. Ammann, T. McKowen, L Handorf. R. Brinkmoehler, R. Mitchell, L Volz, SECOND ROW: G. Frerick, C. Vonderhaar, P Lotz, D7 Harrigan, C, Cossman, M. Fulmer, B. Krull, R Woeste, R. Baker. THIRD ROW: M. Potee, R. Wilking, K. Kissing, P. Leinberger, J. DrummondV J. Swagart, R. Fitz- patrick, R. DePue. FOURTH ROW: C. Ernst, D. Whitaker, D Schevc J. Schrand, R Lehmkuhl, T. Britz, 1, Oliver. FIFTH ROW: W. Kurtz, F Hardewig, E Harnishfeger. J. Ireland, T. Walters, P. Both, ROOM 31 .. L. '74:?- - age. -.' Q .E ?' FRONT ROW: D. Sparks, R. Kroeger, D. Fray, JV SpadaforaV J. Mahon, W. Serraino, 1. Isadore, S. Hronek, C. Teufel, L Unger, SECOND ROW: C. Iames, G. Hinderer, J. Willis, T. Waller, Pv Roth, W, Ruther, J. Woeste, M. Horst, J. Jacobs. THIRD ROW: A. Wurzelbacher, M. Schlosser, R. Rein, L Murray, E. Schneider, P. McCluskey, T. Naber, R. Zeller, R. Sher- rick. FOURTH ROW: R. Louis, K. Kluenex, D Cioffi, F. Kuhling, R. Ryan, N. Misch, J, Ogg FIFTH ROW: R. Shearer, P. Flanagan, M. Walsh, P. Jordan, T. Mouch, R. Michel. MISSING: R. Beiser, R. Eilerman, M. Schultz ROOM 21 ' a; 5.4: '1. .,-X FRONT ROW: G. Lawson, G. Giblin, R. Sand, R. Ventura, K. Sand, T. Oxier, R. Marston, J. Schutte. SECOND ROW: G. Pierani, L. Dee, G. Kaufhold, T. Sayers, G. Geisen, E. Henschen, J. Eagle, T Oldendick, J. Osterhaus. THIRD ROW: A. Nies, A. St. John, P. Whissel. T. Beatty, T Stark, T. Vonderhaar, J. Filusch, J. Koehler FOURTH ROW: K. Tumey, K Weartz. T. Twining, P. Ising, D. Rack, F. O,Neil. P Dinwiddiel FIFTH ROW: .L Spalding, P. Thaman, S. Holt, W, Dangel, R. Perdrix, R. Kaiser. SIXTH ROW: 1. Miller, D. Schmidt, P. Seifert, A. Voile, T. Seifert. 2 H ,x u , . FRONT ROW: R. Stothfang, E. Hammann, M. Moran, V. Cornelison, R. Silver, JV Martin, M. Uhl. SECOND ROW: W, Judge. P. Wolterman, J. Sunderhaus, G. Brehm, K Ohmer, R Kneer, T, Spaith. THIRD ROW: T. Zeller, R. Esterman, T R O O M 'I 6 Chart, J. Tergerson, R. Staab, P. Zappulla, G. Ferris. FOURTH ROW: R. Zanitsch, G. Westmoreland, s. Thomas, D. Mc- Millen, P. Wethinglon, P. Riordan, IL Robers. FIFTH ROW: J. Moormann: L Brausch, I. Koch, R. DeAngelis, A. SarIey L. Smith, M. Perry. ROOM 30 .914; .. l 3 Axxxtag ' - :xxv; 5 . 9 g N kw S? P .v ;; f I; . FRONT ROW: L. Woycke, T Ertel, J, Gebel, W, Rohlfs, K. Sauter, R. Blessing, G. Crotzer. SECOND ROW: D. Maugle. J. Abney, W. Ruwe, R4 Sexton, T. Kathman, Tim Johns, J, Hoffmann. THIRD ROW: P. Lyons. P Knecht. R. Tribbe, Tom Johns, D4 Kombrinck, J. Sheridan, J. Fitzpatrick. FOURTH ROW: R. Nelson, C. Doerger, C. Langenderfer, E. Fahrmeier, C Gran, D. Kettler, R. Fein, D. Westerbeck. MISSING: Robert Rohlfs. ROOM 34 FRONT ROW: L. Fugikawa, S. Bambeck, L. Kreppel. A. Tabe. D Herrmann, P, Mullenger, K. Strohofer. T. Mitchell, G. Southerington. SECOND ROW: T. Leigh, 1. Sefferino, M. Gillman, F. Dornbusch, L. Meister, A, Mazzaro, L, Blessing, K. Seibel, M Kuicher, P. Blank. THIRD ROW: R Wandstrat, D Urk, J. Schlueten M. Helms, R. Flanigan. J. Reisinger. F. Donaldson, K, Konrad. FOURTH ROW: D, Binder. M. Mend. W. Pfeiffer. T. Quinlan, J. Gears. M. Kelly. W. Schrzmd. FIFTH ROW: J. Hunseder, R. Zanitsch, H. Mitchell, K Jacobs, K. Workman, D. Witzeman, SIXTH ROW: D. Thomas. G. Sang. C. Gicbcl, D. Zaus. R. Fey 6. Lewis. ROOM 33 FRONT ROW: J. Wieczorkowski, P. Schwartz. JV Morganroth. B. McLean, D. Schildmeyer, J. Muth G. Harvey. J. Evans. SECOND ROW: P. Crows, M. McMannon, P. Valerius, D. Hartmann, M. Zwissler. D. Tedesco. J. Teed, D. Sauer. J. Kloster- man. THIRD ROW: R. Schmidt, P Bruns, J. Timmerman. D Schlotman, T. Hurst, P. Ramer, R Gardner; T, Kitlte. FOURTH ROW: D. Veite, W. Sabers, A. Heckenmueller, R Hotze, G Leppert. G. Haussler, D. Bochm. FIFTH ROW: 0. Dahl, P. Topmiller, R Falcone, L. Simmering, M. Butz, W. Gallagher. SIXTH ROW: D. Rohling, P. Jung, J. Pulskamp J. Traulner, CL Meiners. ROOM 36 ',: : ?V l' I FRONT ROW: D. Burke, J. Williams, T, Hofmann, T. Schacfcr, J. Werle, P. Vonderhaar, M, Flammcr. SECOND ROW: A. Benzing, T. Scherz, 1. Gears, T. Heffron, L. Niemeier, R. Fuhr, B. Druffel, THIRD ROW: G. Berding, J. Camus, J, MC- Laughlin, J. Stein. M. Hanson, R. Sunderman, R. Ryan. T. Wilcox FOURTH ROW: R, McGowan, H7 Henke. F. Grande, J. Dixon, RV Henkenberns, M. Behr, T. Meisler. FIFTH ROW: A. Humbert, D, Ernst, J. Fink, T. Hzlrlmann. T Dashley, F KoebeL SIXTH ROW: R, Axche, J. Karaus. R. Johnson, W. Barlels, A. Stollv $ $ v A q, , FRONT ROW: G. Craig, R. Liauba, L. Neal, R. Denning, P. Burns, R. Clausen, J. Kupriwa. SECOND ROW: E, Agruso, D. Hartman, P. Denicola, G. Dornbusch, T. Caruso, F. Blessing. THIRD ROW: L. Hay, R. Schmidt, D. Grimm, R. Ries, J. Miller, R. Piepmeier, L. Kamp. FOURTH ROW: E. Pies, K. Moxley, J. McKenna, T. Welsh, F. Staigl, A, Raabe. FIFTH ROW: C. Eigel, A Lenhardt, W. Woeste, V. Doerger. J. Fitzpatrick. B. Rush, R. Mohaupt, ROOM 37 :1; FRONT ROW: R. Sutthoff, B, Williams, B Slaab, M. Jessup, I. Frey, P. Geller, B. Boeckmann, T. Bernhardt. SECOND ROW: G. Knecht, T. Darwish, J. Heal, T, Derkson, J Boehm. K Rothan, R. Heller, G. Hoehn. THIRD ROW: J. Biehie, R, Schrantz, J. Normn, D. Lamping, M. Holt, J, Molinari, R. Vonderhaan J. Kelly. FOURTH ROW: P. Louis, R. Kremm, R. Corsmcier, T. Johnson, J. DeKors, F Chrzanowski, T. Butz. FIFTH ROW: J. Niehaus, R. Gillig, J. Hoeninger, N. Martin, R. Lampe, E. Potee. SIXTH ROW: W. Dorsch, A Hoffmann, E. Apke, R. Hartkemeyer, K. Miller, ROOM 35 rs 4 v 551' Ig-y'rg ' if. fl 'f' FRONT ROW: C. Freson, D. Linfert, R. Heinrich, T. Clark, N. Wolke, A. Gerth, D, Ackermann, R. Dietrich. SECOND ROW: L. LaFleur, D. Holterman, R, Pierani, J. Schlanser, L. Handorf, T. Scheller, M. Tscheiner, RV HanlorL THIRD ROW: R. Eckhoff, T. Tillman, T. SchochJ D. Wolter, W. McKeague, R. Montgomery, W. Bagford, J. Halloran. FOURTH ROW: G, VanDulman, E. Twining, G. Naehring, TA Hobing, M. Schaefer. J. Ernst, L. Gates FIFTH ROW: D. Farrell, G. Brockhaus, J. Buerger, W. Driscoll, JA Pierce, J. Craig, .1 Benken. .Q.u' 1 I!f1l . ROOM 38 FRONT ROW: T. Weaver, K. Metzler, D. Wilken, J. Benz, J. Rolfsen, G. Palermo, R. Moore, A. Steer. SECOND ROW: L. Luken, G. Tapke, J. Werle, .1. Krieger, K. Rigby, B, Pelzel, G. Singer, C. Hardy, F. Sheppard. THIRD ROW: G. Wied mann, D. Vanoli, J. Rebel, J. Schinaman, G. Rasch. F. Ritzmann, R. Schaub, D. Mazzaro. FOURTH ROW: L. Holtkamp, G. Rudemiller, J, Weissmann, C, Patmann. W. Steinriede, D. Rieg, J. NieBling, D, Schnur, M. O'Keefe. FIFTH ROW: D. Westerbeck, R Wolterman, D Atkinson, K. Morton, D. Meyer, S. Wirth, R. Brockman, R. Hollstegge. MISSING; W, Van DeRyt. ROOM 39 FRONT ROW: J. Fry, R. Herrmann, G, Dirr, .L Brehm, M. Martini, l Bilzenhoefer, J, Hunter. SECOND ROW: 11 Brown- ing, W Bender, K. Borchelt, G, Bien, T. Abell, J. Beischel, T. Broxterman. J. Maratta, D, Haap. THIRD ROW: T. Donovan. L. Knab, J. Gardner, 0. Hader. L. Braun, .f. Heim, J. Baumgarmer, J, Gutzwiller FOURTH ROW: E. Kraft, T. Ellerbrock, J. Hinnenkamp R. Heeg, R, Gers, J. Hopkins, J. Essclman, T. Dehmen L Jurgens MISSING: G, Lahrman ROOM 47 i '71 I T4 .. $x cm xx' . nb ..-. u. 0' FRONT ROW: C. Kaeser, G. Barnes, E. Bolender, R. Donnellon. R, Engler, T. Burke, W Koch, F7 Hansen SECOND ROW: L. Lantman, D. Ryan. W. Brausch. J. Bellissemo, C, Roemer, J. Gildea, HA Rangers, W. Kutcher. THIRD ROW: R. Schaef- fer, R. Angst, T, Buckmaster: G. Franklin, C. Kohl, W. Jacobs, G, Collins, R. Gruenschlaeger, R. Hanna FOURTH ROW: TV Bach, R. Prickel, J. Louder, D. Desserich, T. Bosse, T. SchmaIIz, D. Prickcl, J. Ferguson. FIFTH ROW: M. Moore, A. Brenner, M. Jordan, K. Krapp. G. Pennekamp, J, Hoffman, J. Hassert. SIXTH ROW: L. Fuersich, C, Pratt, PA Stapellon, 1.. Bok, R. Plum, D. Ottke. ROOM 43 FRONT ROW: R. Windholtz, T, Bollmer, R, Bankemper, T. Sutter, C. Stockmeier, R. Naberhaus, J. Abt, W. Scotti, D. Whit- aker. SECOND ROW: K, Wheeler, D. Miller, J. Stanton, C. Stem, T. Bliss, J. Stein, L. Efkeman, R. Hentschei. J. Dendler, 5 Schneider. THIRD ROW: JV Boschert, J. Heckenmueller, R. Moeddel, D. Buschle, R. Brems, RA Broerman, B. Morgenroth, E. Heaton, R? Smith. FOURTH ROW: B. Beesten, D. Ottke, K. Kayser, J. Feuser, M. Schwartz, D. Feeney, P. Fossaluzza, T, Nagel. FIFTH ROW: D. Gooding, T Stark, R. Culter, J. Rolfes, D Valmassoi, R. Westrich, T. Fitzpatrick. SIXTH ROW: T. Adams, J Koehne, J. Vinson, K. Bauer, H. Michels, N. Akridge. ROOM 44 1 a 3 p . FRONT ROW: J. Schoenung, B. Maxwell, R. Burck, D. Denier, J. Laub, L. Strigari, D. Wethington, J. Montag. SECOND ROW: P. Trageser, R. Schwarb, H. Kuhn, P. Thacker, S. Vollmar, N. Zins, J. Noe, K. Qualters, THIRD ROW: AA Stock, L. Gleason, R, Wiehe, T. Schneiderl Gx Mathes, N. Hayes, R. Wagner, W. Probst. FOURTH ROW: R. Heyob, R. Naber, D. Stehlin, R. Schmidt, R. Martin, K. Murdock, J. Siebenburgen, J. Campbell. FIFTH ROW: J. Schatzman, A. Asbrock, K. Harrell, S. James, K. Smith; J. Mohaupt, J. Cusher. SIXTH ROW: J. Renners, R. Wibbels, TA Hooper, W. Klenk, T. Rein- inger, J. Hammann, H. RES ROOM 41 7; I 9, 1'. 1. FRONT ROW: T. Hopkins, K. Meiners, J. Sleimle, R. Sheridan, J, Williams, P. Bennett, J. VonHagel, C. Ellman, W. Crag- wall. SECOND ROW: P, Minor, D. Kieferl R. Dreyer, J, Hilleary, C. Watson, J. Ollendick, R. Brennan, J. Bain, J. Gallagher. THIRD ROW: B. Nieman, G. Sieferl, T. Thais. D. Chrzanowski. M. Humbert, T, VonHagel, E. Schmitt, G. Van Kirk. FOURTH ROW: D. Vonderhaar, D. Edwards, T. Cowen, G, Hanekamp, W, Montgomery, R. Fischer, E Hogan. FIFTH ROW: E, Volz, T. Wilger, H Hignite, T. Harrigan, D. Bucker, T. Corsmeier, SIXTH ROW: D. Haverland, J Voss, M. Ducker, R. Apler, J. Schill. v: yam: w v 9:12. o; u '1- FRONT ROW: D. Rieman, M. Sliter, R. Verkamp, R. L. Mueller, W. Batchelor, M. Kearns, S. Moeves, B. Best, R. Meade. SECOND ROW: D. Bach, D. Woeste, G. Birkofer, P. Murphy, D Pancero, R. Keiner, B. Bushman, E. Fritz, J. Miller. R O O M 4 2 THIRD ROW: T. Dahmann, R. Dangei, W. Brannen, K. Beetz, R. Lauch, V. Hildebrand, R. Nathan, AA DiToro, T. Kiefer. FOURTH ROW: R. Zink, J. Vonderhaar, E. Przybyla, L. Pohlman, T. Watkins, R. Coors, F. Stahl. FIFTH ROW: R. White, T. Weaver, .7. Brinck, R. Rockel, R. J. Mueller, W. White. SIXTH ROW: D. Franklin, D. Obermeyer, A. Slickrod, R. Hunter, 1. Ficke, R. Vocgele. ROOM 46 FRONT ROW: I-L Gilmore, J. Woeste, T. Rebholz, T. Ferguson, D. Duke, A. Rudy, L, Westendorf, W. Ingersoll, J. Stenger. SECOND ROW: 1. Heifron, J. Dinwiddie, T. Elfers, R. McKesson, D. Doergcr, J. Carter, M. Maryanovich, J. Fuller, T. Judge. THIRD ROW: J. LeBar, A. Siegmund, A. Ritzi, M. Duffy, W, Billing, D. Wilson, C. Fulmer, M. Duclaux, R. Hood. FOURTH ROW: R Thiriou, J. Wellbeloved, R. Olding, F. Stiens, J. DiToro, S. Larkin, D. Lindeman. FIFTH ROW: D. Boeh, J. Keefer. T. Fay, D. Camden, I. Reininger, R. Kabbes, R. Stillman. SIXTH ROW: R. Stehlin, J. McKay, C. Hartke- meyer, P. Schultz, D. Bicderman SPORTS ' SPORTS . SPORTS ' SPORTS ' SPORTS FOOTBALL The backs lead the way for Jim Mahon. No one could want better interference. c, g o t o m d n a n w o d e n 0 Doctor Koenig checks Ron Kaiser. VARSITY 'FOOTBALLMFRONT ROW: J. Mollmann, D1 McBreen, L. Gildea, D1 Buehler, R. Louder, K. Haupl, J. Reis- ing, L. White, D. Albrinck. SECOND ROW: 3' Staley, A. Roberts, R. Kaiser. W. Evans, M, Ellen, R. Naehring, C. Burgess, 'J. Bctz, J. Eicl1crt,J. Barnes, Mgr., Coach Dick Callahan. THIRD ROW: K. Frey, J. Schroeder, D. Bruscr, M. Anthony, L. Alexander. A. Wolf. R, Perdrix, J. Swigart, T, Kreienbaum, Mgr.. Coach Bron Bacevich. FOURTH ROW: R. Steltenpohl, J. Fitzpatrick, T. Kearns, S. Hronek, J Teed, P Schmidt J. Norton, A Crowe FIFTH ROW: P.R1'ordan T. Braunstein, D. LeVasseur, C Eigel W G1nn, M. Ruberg. SIXTH ROW: J Tergerson M Smith C. Black N. Snyder J. Ganim, R Sexton D. Westerbeck, T. Eschmeyer P. McCluskcy. Jim Mahon takes off on .an end-sweep. Ken HauPt finds daylight. RESERVES1FRONT ROW: 1. Gears, E. Agruso, T1 Scherz, .l. Abney, M, Behr, F. BEessing, J, Boehm, R1 Silver, L. Kreppel, Coach Jim Hogan. SECOND ROW: R, Fuhr, R. Nelson, R. Sexton, T. Kathman, C. Eigel, J. Stein, D, Kombrinck, W. Ruwe, M. Helms, Coach Bob Dennedy. THIRD ROW. T. Twining, P. Louis, K. Workman, R. Fein, F. Chrzanowski, J. Moormanm M Butz, R, Schmidt D. Zaus. FOURTH ROW: 3. McLean, Mgr., F. Hardewig, J. Pulskamp, B. Rush, W. Gallagher, P. Crowe T. Hobing, P. Burns, P. ITopmiller. , A yr: 03,59 ,- '1$ VARSM? ngcann Rm 5mm wypnmm'r; Rage? Emu Qpptmema 11$: Smtni I52 41 Withmw 0 :15 Hughes. 6 5 Elder a w; w: ' a 33 5:. mm 0 E3 NW Caihaiic- ill 3 P11de 3 35 mmm East 8 EEEIERVE RJEEERH kings? Hm lgppasImMJ Raw BMW Spmmnm a m M. 0 Elder :3 3i EYE. Xmiu 13 16 St. Xavier 12 Q FEM 235 14 Purcell H; FEGEH EEEQE$ Ems? WW3 Ram 5mm appimmm 6 mm ,. M M Purcell m 3 Bldg: 1:?! 14 Newqu Eth-alic U: :2: Elder H 5 St Xavicr $ mm m: $$$ng 1m: M m 3t; X FRESHMAN FOOTBALL -FRONT ROW: W. Bronner. Coach, E. Bulender, T. Burke, T. Bliss, S. Vollmar, W. White, D. Denier, J. Gildea, R. Dreyer, A. Rudy, J. Bitenhofer, P. Minor. Coach Neal Connor. SECOND ROW: W. Judge, Mgr., T.' Fay, Mgr., W. Kiefer, R. Moeddel, E. Fritz, D. Boeh, T. Saupe, J. Gutzwiller, J. Birkofer, C. Papp. R. Schaub, C. Pratt, Mgr. THIRD ROW: Rx Westrich, J Cusher, F. Ritzman, J. Louder, W. Brannen, R. Chrzanowski, J. Schatzman, T. Bosse. FOURTH ROW: R. Brockman, P. Gooding, D. Desserich, P. Zappulla. K. Smith, R. PIUm, R. Kabbesl FIFTH ROW: R. Wolterman, R. Culter, D. Meyer, T. Watkins, R. Robers. T. Adams, D. Westerbeck, J. Holeann. SIXTH ROW: R. Heeg, J. Hopkins. N. Akridge. R. Mueller, J. Gers. J. Voss, J, Hinnenkamp, N, Bradley. LAST ROW: Father Donnul, Coach; Father Farrell. Coach. ' Gaod interference brought the Spartans a successful season. Fr. Ronald introduced the players' parents on Parents' Night . . . The annual Football Banquet honored the players and captains of the 1959 season. Ron Louder, Coach Bacevich, Ken Haupt, and Don Buehler. Fr. Alan Heet, athletic director, compli- mented the team. Bacon band members, sporting new uniforms, provxded half-time entertainment. g marches, Fr. Cmnari Kling, O.F.M., ba'iid dirgctdr, led his musicians in a series of irousin BASKETBALL VARSITY RECORD Roger Bacon 49 66 66 68 58 62 48 50 43 53 65 49 66 43 82 58 55 72 St. Henry Hughes Central NewPort Catholic Sycamore Purcell Elder Covington Catholic Lincoln Heights St. Xavier McNicholas Greenhills Hamilton Catholic Purcell Walnut Hills Elder St. Xavier Reading TOURNAMENT RECORD 48 57 70 49 Madeira Purcell Indian Hill Western Hills 4District Finalw Opponents 55 75 68 62 62 85 46 49 65 57 77 53 59 7O 73 78 65 62 46 56 61 69 F wng-lh t , . Wm. 7., .. nu. M'M um: Jim Fitzpatrick fires from the free-throw line.- 5 'r f? ' ,,- I 1x , kw' JMNM ? 3 ' A . M g , w Jim Royston hooks from the key-hole. 5.19. :1 VARSITY BASKETBALL-FRONT ROW: W. Herrmann, Mgr . J Royston. W. Klus, S. Thomas, R. Wiehe, S. Hollstedt, ' Mgr. SECOND ROW: Coach Neal Connon S. Slaley, P, Seifcrl, J. Sarley, J. Fitzpatrick. Coach Dick Callahan. Steve Thomas goes in for a lay-up, Seton Staley flies with the ball. The basketball players honored their mothers on Mothers' Night. R age r Roger RESERVE RECORD Bacon 25 31 35 31 32 31 FROSH RECORD Bacon 31 40 30 33 31 17 40 46 25 46 59 28 37 34 40 46 St. Henry Hughes Central Newport Catholic Sycamore Elder Covington Catholic St. Xavier Lincoln Heights Purcell McNicholas Greenhills Hamilton Catholic Elder Walnut Hills St Xavier Purcell Reading DePorres Reading Newport Catholic Covington Catholic McNicholas Elder DePorres St. Xavier Newport Catholic Parcell MCNicholas Hamilton Catholic Elder St. Xavier Purcell Covington Catholic Opponents 29 35 46 54 19 44 31 44 36 57 46 39 47 54 32 48 59 43 Oppotzems 29 26 37 23 33 20 27 35 27 28 27 20 47 38 36 38 120 Yard High Hurdes 100 Yard Dash 880 Yard Relay TRACK GCL TRACK AND FIELD RESULTS 1. Ernst RB 2. Ginn RB 3. Ferram P 4. McGrath E 1. Dwyer P 2. Schroot E 3. Eddy X 4. Ehrensberger X 1. Roger Bacon 4Schroeder, Rush, Lienhart, Ellern 2. Purcell 3. St. Xavier Mile Run 1. LeVasseur RB 2. Roncker E 3. Kollstcdt RB 4. Walter X 440 Yard Run 1. Evans RB 2. Black RB 3. McTernan P 4. Kaiser X 180 Yard 1. Ginn RB Low Hurdles 2. Ernst RB 3. Jansing E 4. McGrath E 880 Yard Run 1. Packer RB 2. Roncker E 3. Farrell P 4. LeVasseur RB FINAL SCORE: Roger Bacon 93 Purcell 48 Elder 45V2 St. Xavier 28V2 :16.6 220 Yard Dash 1. 2. 3. 4. :10.4 Mile Relay 1 2. 3 l:35.5 High Jump 1 2. 4. 4333-5 Broad Jump 1. 2. 3. 4. 35241 Pole Vault l 2. 3 222.8 Shot Put 1. 2. 3. 4. 2509-2 Discus 1 2. 3. 4. Dwyer P :24.4 Ehrensberger X Rush RB McKinley P . Roger Bacon 3241.4 4Packer, Evans, Lienhart, SchroedeH Purcell . St. Xavier . Schroot E 548 Tie: Ernst RB Weber E McGrath E Jansing E 18'8Vz Bushman E Liebrecht P Thaman RB . LeVasseur RB 10'0 Banks X . Tie: Schutte E Lienhart RB Steltenpohl RB 42'1 Eysoldt P Kearns RB Apke E . Eysoldt P 131'9 Steltenpohl RB Birtsch E Popelar X FRESHMAN MEET, FINAL SCORE: Right, Jacque LeVasseur steams home to victory in the GCL Mile Run. Roger Bacon 97V2 Elder 28 Purcell 25V2 St. Xavier 25 , . 9 .. ' , . , -. , VARSITY TRACK-FRONT ROW: V. Cornelison. Mgr., P. Thamann. C. Lienhart, W. Evans, G. Packer, R. Silven J. LeVasseur, M. Ellert, T. Kearns, J. Ganim, Coach Jim Hogan. SECOND ROW: T. Leigh. Mgr., N. Hayes. E. Domis, J. Geers. J. Abney, P. Louis, K. Workman, R. Sexton, J. Stein. THIRD ROW: R. Kremm, R. Ryan, RA Falcons, D. Hartmanm C. Black. D. Ernst, DA Westerbeck, J. Schroeder, B7 Rush FOURTH ROW: 5. Kollstedt, R. DeAngelis. R. Stellenpohl. R. Nelson, J. Pulskamp, M. Ruberg, W. Ginn. The high jump was one of Don Ernst specialties. Doug LeVasseur uflies through the air with the greatest of ease. FRESHMAN TRACK-FRONT ROW: E. Fritz, P. Bennett, W. Koch, R. Donnellon, R. Schwarb, G. Barnes, K. Rigby, T. Burke, Coach Robt, Dennedy. SECOND ROW: E. Kraft, W. White, W. Brannon, D. Bosh, F. Ritzman, J. Schatzman, DV Murdock, T. Schneider. THIRD ROW: D. Westerbeck, J. Rebel. R. Wollerman, A Ritzi, T Stark, K. Smith S. Vollmar, J. Heffron, Mgrv FOURTH ROW: C. Pratt, D. Franklin, L. Fuersich, R. J, Hunter, J. Hopkins, J, Voss, R. Plum. .3 1 . 7.: , A mighty release of energy as the gun signaled the start of the 440-yard run. Carl Lienharl hands 06' lo Gene Domis in the 880 relay. . 'h Bill Ginn and Rich Nelson jump the high hurdles , . , Pat Louis, broad jump, and Don Ernst, low hurdles, demonstrate Spartan form, BASEBALL FRONT ROW: D. Frey, J. Swigart, R. Naehring, C. Giesler. J. Dirr, J. Betz, Coach Dick Callahan. SECOND ROW: 1, Fitzpatrick, A. Wolf, J. Hobing, J. Teed, J. Brehm, S. Holt. THIRD ROW: E Minor, T. Kathman, P. Flanagan, D. Rohling, J. Mahon, P. Brockmann, J, Ellensohn, Mgr. L Roger Bacon rn 11 10 11 10 Western Hills Walnut Hills Central Elder Reading Purcell St. Xavier Western Hills Deer Park Woodward No. College Hill BASEBALL Opponents Opponents Roger Bacon 1 O Purcell 8 3 Reading 3 '5 St. Xavier 3 1 Elder 0 8 Wyoming 4 1 TOURNAMENT SCORES: 1 2 Withrow 1 5 Taft 3 4 Western Hills G1, . . 3 Elder Ron Naehring brings in another run for the Spartans. Right, Ken Haupt greets Pat Flanagan at home. Allan Wolf sets his sights on home plate, ACTIVITIES O ACTIVITIES O ACTIVITIES O ACTIVITIES O ACTIVITIES OPENING OF SCHOOL The Very Rev. Vincent Kroger. O.F.M.. Provincial, opened the 1959-60 school year, September 8, with the Mass in honor of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin. Many of the students sat in the priests choir at St. Clement. ., g a Brother Christopher supervises the walk hack to school after the Mass. RETREAT FIRST FRIDAY Fr. Gregory Diebold, O.F.M., preached the annual split retreat, February 1-5. As usual, it provided the needed spiritual lift at mid-term . . Fr. Ronald Nunlist, 0.F.M., principal, celebrated Mass in the auditorium on First Fridays. FRESHMAN WEEK Jim Otten and Tom Fay managed to interest the fresh- men in the strangest things and in the strangest ways rII'mn-Ir-ln The mighty seniors, Leo Koch and Richard Dierckes, trim two freshmen down to size. Students are amused by more Freshman Week antics. The singing, swinging chorus line stole the show . . . Charlie Schmidt and Joe Buckmeier put the: freshmen 1hrough the paces. Mum mdiim m wal'ahtu Ekxg :ui Puzzled and frightened freshmen watch the proceed- ings of Kangaroo Court, Judge Skinnem, Mike Roth, sentences an unwilling freshman, Mike Uhl. T3415... :2: LT...;C.?E.I$JJ; 5413.6 . t :5! DRAMA Roger Bacon and 0.L.A. combined their Thespian :talents for two pro- ductions this year. Various shots of the cast of uThe Man Who Came to,'Djnner are presented on this page. Photos from the February ongring. nCheaper by the Dozen, on -the iollowing-page. Leit, Rbn B.Ergman and Carolyn .ODonneII. Right, Barbara Smith and: Ron Weigand. !standingJ. Angie Brown, ?Mike' Roth; and Roseann Humbent. Left; Don Swi'gaft, 'Charldtte Schmolt, Carl Lienhart, and G'e'orge SEhwegman. Right, Kevin Staley and Lois Wolf. Below, Gerry Wiedman. Peggy ODay, Lois Wolf, Leah Rae Harden, Kevin Staley, Joel Stansbury, Carolyn ODonneI, Don Scheve, Ron Weigand. and James Hunter. Right, Nancy Kathman and Ed Woltermam FARMERS' FORMAL For many seniors, the favorite dance of the year is the Farmers' Formal. Plenty of dancing and games make this all-senior dance loads of fun. Right, Vern Bohlander and date pose prettily as they sit this one out. The Costume Winners at 111: Fiatmcrs' Formal: Jp Grgdsk-y Obegt; dziesmd fgtmet'g daughter-L Rosemary Englgr. and Gaorge 'Sch'vvegman CRural Rita and Farmer; Brown'U. and Md, lKeIiime west dnssed farme-rl- Riga; jim Brelim gm Vimo a IAipeljnan's Isfzincgr a; :h'is fiziie; sewsEdnficale for -ifirst- 91503 in the. patching simian JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM The annual prom was held on May 6 at Castle Farm, with Buddy Rogers and his orchestra providing the music As can be seen from the accompanying pictures a to coin a phrase - a good time was had by all? Seton Staley and Joyce Sabino reigned as king and queen of the prom. Above, School President Jacque LeVasseur and his date were Mr. and Miss Success. Below. Ron Naehring and date, Mr. and Miss Athletic. Joe Mollman and date, Mr. and Miss Rugged. Fr, Lucian and. camera await a smile from Joe Leta and. his date. Above, Kevin Staley served as Master of Ceremonies on prom night. Right, Edmund Berry and date, uMr. and Miss Best Dressed. Left, John Raising and his shy miss, Mr. and Miss Popular. Below, Ron Crotzer and date, Mr. and Miss Scholar. Fr. Peter conducts his Glee Club at the Music-Art Festival. ART FESTIVAL MUSIC . Cronan directs the Bacon orchestra Fqllowing an immemorial tradition, the O.L.A. Chorus joined forces with the Spartan Glee Club for a couple numbers. During intermission, the audience had an opportunity to inspect the products of the school's budding artists. SCHOOL ELECTIONS The annual election of the school president and the student union re- sulted in a smashing victory for the White Party as the gained all Council seats except one. J im Royston, their candidate, also swept into the school presidency. Juniors line up to receive their ballots, after their registration has been checked. Above, Jim Ariss enjoys marking his ballot. Right. Mr. McGee supervises the ballot count. Above, lacque LeVasseur accepts nominees for the school presidency. Below, Kevin Staley listens to remarks from the fioor. Fin 1 Above. Jim Royston, the new president, accepts congratulations from Fr. Ronald Billy Klus, defeated candidate, looks on with tongue- in-cheek. Below, a serious momcnt m the Brown Party convention. Hmhlunm 11H!!! 7H! 1 ?- 1 J Campaigning for votes during lunch period ' IIMIIIIII' ' mm Hum1Huw'rumlHHE'Wrnsm ; wlhllllEI 'e 1' L: .4 F!!! STUDENT UNION SEATED: .T. Fitzpatrick, A. Wolf. James Royston Wresidenw, I. Mahon, S, Thomas. STANDING: R. Wolterman, J. Louder, B Minor, R. Sexlo'n, D. Ernst. SEATED: Leppert, G. Lahrman. STANDING: J. Mershon, R. Mitchell, G. Flamm, G4 Schwegman, J. Geers, J. Abney, D. Vanofi, D. Wolter, K. Seibel. SPEECH CONTEST SEATED: UnalowJ J. Stansbury, K. Staley, P. Davis. G. Lepperl. STANDING: D. Murdock. Rev. Norman Perry. 0.F.M., Mrs. Barbara Schmidt, R. Obcrt, G. Lahrman. SPELLING BEE T. Ottke, L. Woycke, J. Barnes and L. Carlson. CHESS CLUB STANDING: P. Wethington, W. Koch, J. Wethington, J. Rasch. SEATED: G. Wiedemann, J. Stansbury. R. Neurohr and J. Ariss. MERIT WORKERS SEATED: T. Broxterman, J. Bei- schel, F, Sheppard, G Palermo, J, Rolfsen. STANDING: M. O Keefe, G. Wiedmann, I Schneider, J. Koehne, J. Niebling, J. Rebel. GOLF TEAM SEATED: T. Dashley, H. Ruter, J. Royston. STANDING: T. Johns, D. Lamp- ing. 1. Collins, T. Johns. MERIT WINNERS G. Wiedmann. R. Kremm and W. Klus. SCHOLASTIC HONOR ROLL-Four Years Straight ll -: .... g ' . . N... . - ml .. -k I T f , .' ..- x , - .V ,. ,' . , m . l . FRONT ROW: Nancy RothaIL Dolores Schrand. Beatrice. Schnalz. Barbara Schmidt fpresidenll, Jane Kathmun. Ann Specht 21nd Dolores RudyE SECOND ROW: Julia Kreienbuum, Ann Schehn Belly Belles. Virginia Lauder, Naomi Thomas, Virginia Fichert, Jenn Klus, Lillie MacNicmcicr. Ada Schcller. Albina Wcrlc, and Nancy Col Iins. FRONT ROW: F. DLIrilsch. E Smith. Father Ronald, R. Chen. L. Docpkcr and R. Pfeiffcr. SECOND ROW: R. HuupL R. Holt. F., Werner, W. Backus, R. Ritlcr and C. Bull. 114...... E A A phat, mu-vyw u lean-Im CHEER LEADERS L. Woycke, E. Berry, K. Sand, T. Tillman and R. Krem. RADIO CLUB Father Camiltus with Koch, Pfcilfer, Puncero and Kalb. FRONT ROW: B. Best, W. Scotti, L. Lukcn, J. Wcrlc, F. Sheppard, J. Rolfsen, K. Metzler, D. Bach, L Fugikawa. SECOND ROW: R. Mitchell, S. Moeves, P. Mullenger, T. Hoffman, D. Mazzaro, J. Werle, B. Williams, M. OKeefe, K. Rigby, W. Bushman, J. Krieger, R. Heckman, T. Mitchell. THIRD ROW: L. Niemeier, G, Flamm, R. Ryan, T. Wilcox, R. Thirion, R. Flanigan, D. Schnur, K. 3661:, D. Welter, R. Moeddel, T. Schwab, 1. Jacobs. FOURTH ROW: K. Stenger, P. Denicola, G. Domis, J. Stein, R. Grimm, W. VanDeRyt. W. Eggers, P. Rohling, R. Sundermann, E. Wcrnicke, J. Niebling, C, Specht. FIFTH ROW: T. Butz, G. Koettel, M. Dixon, G. Elfcrs, D. Mathes, F. Koebel, T. Schaefer, J. Spadafora, B. Bollmer, D. Bollmer. SIXTH ROW: G, Barnes, K. Meyer, T. Hinnenkamp, W. O'Connor, G Geisen, J Spauding, J. Isadore. SEVENTH ROW: R. Cost, D. Atkinson, K. Miller, H. Michel, A. Meyer, T. Stein, E. Schneider. Father Cronan starts the Roger Bacon School Song. Half-time means a rest for the football sqtlad but work for the band, The long hours of practice resulted in precision performances which delighted the RB. fans. CHEMISTRY CLASS- Expert teaching combined with interested and talented students have made this department one of the most successful in the school. The art class affords interested students the oppor- tunity of instruction and guidance under Fr. Kieran Two major projects of the class are the Scholastic Art Awards Competition and an exhibition held along with the Music Art Festival. Ed Heaton attempts a portrait of Tim Nagel. John Dendler and Charles Stockmeier engrossed in their watercolors. James Heckenmueller beginning an abstract. LIBRARY Father George, librarian, makes use of a few spare moments to catch up on some reading. BIOLOGY Mr. Zepf, biology instructor, has been quite successful passing on to his stu- dents the enthusiasm he feels for the subject. DISCIPLINE Fr. Antonina, dean of discipfine, having a fatherly chat with a student who was ujuggcd once too often. ADVERTISEMENTS O ADVERTISEMENTS O ADVERTISEMENTS O ADVERTISEMENTS 51.1.; 2:: FRANCISCAN VOCATIONS 8th Grade Graduates . . . If you have the desire to serve God as a priest in the Franciscan Order, you could start your preparation at St. Francis Minor Seminary, Cincinnati, if you have the God-given ability that such a vocation requires. Write for our free com log. High School Graduates . . . If you have already graduated from High School, or will very soon, and think you might have a vocation to the Franciscan Priesthood, you will especially be interested in our Special Course for High School graduates and college men at Duns Scotus College, Detroit. Write for our special brochure. High School Graduates . . . Maybe yours is the vocation of the Franciscan Brother. Eligible candidates are accepted be- tween the age of 17-35. 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Schmidlin, Robert M. 2659 Gracewood Avenue 83 Burley Circle 2931 Massachusetts Avenue 6215 Banning Road 6431 Meadow Vista Court 9142 Orangewood Drive 7037 Noble Court 141 Goethe Street 4226 Tower Avenue 1705 Montrose Street 3122 Riddle View Lane 30 Kesslcr Avenue 30 Kessler Avenue 1611 Larch Avenue 131 Delmar Avenue 1667 Pullan Avenue 133 Wentworth Avenue 249 Donahue Street 465 Sunland Avenue 376 Oliver Road 3641 Paramount Ridge Lane 4245 Langland Street 1241 Mckeone Avenue 8167 Cornell Road 510 E. Ross Avenue 8329 Jadwin Street 171 Farragut Road 2617 Struble Road 132 Warwing Drive 6400 Ridgefield Drive 94 E. Mitchell Avenue 413 3 W65 twood-Northem Blvd. 118 Siebenthaler Avenue 2340 Brokaw Avenue 5819 Salvia Avenue 29 Baker Avenue 2886 Veazey Avenue 6826 Diana Drive 2765 Banning Road 5726 West Fork Road 7854 Harrison Avenue 4564 N. Edgcwood Avenue 5510 Vogel Road 408 Warner Street 504 E. Mitchell Avenue 178 E. Crest Drive 420 Hilltop Lane 3017 W. 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