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

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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.

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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

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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.