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

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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.

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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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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.