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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1962 volume:

. ; : Ur ium..anm 1-1 Esihluixk ' ' ' ' 7-..4-M -uu.:....u-mmJ-nuwl-mu-Mmmnlu-Jn.wm --. m: M FilEfEEWEme im'f 3$:LEd?kiih5-5 23:63 2 '5- F' F mm :1 i 'MMJN' J :wnrma- ll 5 mg; Lil; 13-h. Lia w :4 :39 ELMIS'S' 4...; h; 3' run! g! :3 Q FE 'nIl-nL mFEf W 1-.3'534'9 Nu-WJWW? ' SW The Public Library of Cincinnati Et Hamilton County The Gift of Roger Bacon High School A Pictorial Review of School Events Published by the Seniors of Roger Bacon High School I96l - I962 The Troubadour DEDICATION Often school is considered as an institution of students and teachers alone. With eFfort we think of the cafeteria personnel, secretaries and maintenance men. Certainly, the students must be fed, records kept, and the building cleaned and repaired. Despite the obscurity of their work, these men and women are noted for their patience and long-suFFering. To the maintenance men, the secretaries, the cafeteria personnel and especially to Miss Rita Juengling we dedi- cate this Annual. For over twenty-five years she has with- stood the annoyance of milk and coke bottles crushing to the floor, of coins dropped in food cartons. As cashier she has seen long lines of Bacon students pass by to purchase a sandwich, eat and rush out. Aloud Miss Juengling rapidly adds and subtracts each purchase. Amid this intense activity no one can work with numbers silently. We hope that the students and graduates of Roger Bacon pause and thank God for giving us so devoted a worker as Miss Rita Juengling. The Most Reverend Karl J. Alter, D.D., LLD., Archbishop of Cincinnati The Most Reverend Sylvan Becker, O.F.M., Father Provinciai of St. John Baptist Province; President of Roger Bacon. 7 The Princ pal Fr. Andrew Fox, O.F.M., M.ED. Assista nt PrinCIpal Fr. Ermin Werle, O.F.M.. M.ED. Faculty MR. BRON BACEVICH M.?h.Ed. Coach; Physical Educa- tion REV. STANLEY BIR O.F.M., M.Ed. Guidance, Reli- gion l, Remedial Reacfing MR. RICHARD CALLAHAN B.Sc., Coach, Problems of Democ- racy, Am. History REV. FARAN BOYLE O.F.M., M.Ed. Yearbook Modera- tor, Sfudent Union, Assistant Guidance, English II,IV, Religion II MR. NEAL CONNOR M.Ed., Coach, Problems of De. mocracy I 12 REV. FARRELL BYERS O.F.M., M.Ed., Religious Director, English I, Religion Ill REV. ELLIOT DAVIDSON 0.F.M., B.A., English I,III MR- JOHN DOERGER REV. ROCH FARLAND MR. DONALD FENTON B-Au English I, Typing O.F.M., B.A., Religion LIV, B.Sc., Health, Typing DFT REV JEREMY HARRINGTON MR. KARL HAUCK REV. ALAN HEET REV. BERT HEISE FM. BA Buconiun Reli- B.A., American History O.F.M., BA Athletic Director, 0.F.M., M.Ed., Insurance, Geom. 0'n l; Elng-hsh Ill Jou;nulism Re'igion l etry, Mathematics IV, Algebra, 9'0 I I Tech. Mathematics. 13 BRO. CHRISTOPH ER HETT REV. SYLVESTER HEPPNER O.F.M., D.Ed., Assistant Procuru- REV. GEORGE HERMAN 0.F.M., B.A., Algebra I, Geom- for, Spanish l,ll, American His- MR. JAMES HOGAN OF.M., M.S.L.S., Librarian etry ?ory B.A., Coach, World History REV. SIGFRID HUDEPOHL REV. CELSUS GRIESE MR. GEORGE JOHNSON MR. JOSEPH KNEIP O.F.M., M.Ed., French, Religion O.F.M., M.Ed., Band, English II, Ph.B., Bookkeeping l,ll, Economic B.A., B.Sc., English LIV IV Religion III Geography 14- MIL FRANK McGEE MR. PAUL MEYER B.Sc., General Business, English REV. DIEGO MAZON Ph.B., English l,lV, Economic Law, II, Bookkeeping I O.F.M., B.A., Chemistry Typing, General Business REV. CORMAN MULLEN O.F.M., M.A., English III,IV Mdv MR. WESLEY NEAL MR. PAUL NIEMAN REV. MELORY OLSEN Band B.A., General Science, Algebra I O.F.M., B.A.,Biology 15 REV. KIERAN QUINN O.F.M., B.A., Religion III, Ar? REV. ANTONINE SCHEETZ O.F.M., B.A., Disciplinarian, Chemistry REV. LAURIAN RAUSCH O.F.M., M.Ed., Procurufor, Physics REV. THEODORIC SCHNEIDER O.F.M., B.A., Photography, Ge- omefry, Religion l REV. PETER RICKE O.F.M., B.A., B. Mus., Algebra I, Okdd Mafhemafics LIV REV. MANFRED SCHEXNAYDER O.F.M., B.A., Tax Stamps, Assist- ant Yearbook, Latin LIII, Religion II MR. NICHOLAS RIEDER B.A., General Chemistry, German ll 16 Fr.51anley drills his students in Remedial Reading Class. : E Imggwrm uggswwmmm r 4?? 5110A 5....w1a-x-J-jrg ,41 :r' x, m. a ?w-u, wt-m- ,, .5 ram. REV. DONNUL SU'I'TMANN REV. MAYNARD TETRAULT O.F.M., M.Ed., Coaching, Ad- O.F.M., B.A., General Science, vanced Algebra, Algebra I Basic Elecfricify REV. RAMON SMITH O.F.M., B.A., Religion III,IV Fr. Ermin congratulates Barry Weiss, Merit Cham- pion REV. VALENTINE YOUNG O.F.M., M.Ed., Latin II,IV REV. WARREN ZEISLER O.F.M., M.Ed., World History, Latin l, Religion ll, Coaching 18 .muinwir GE $.43: nix? MAINTENANCE A caT-nap for Steve MR. STEPHEN SCHNEIDER MR. ED ALBRINCK MR. CLYDE GRIFFIN 20 m . .. ..:-Mnb-uH am Iaiwzu' F . Andrew and M Steve Schneider discuss the problems of a new boiler. 21 MISS ALVINA DOERGER MISS JULIANNE DOERGER SECRETARIES MISS LILIAN ECKERT MISS RITA JUENGLING MRS. MARGE KEEHAN MRS. KAY MANUEL Cafeteria Supervisor, Cafeferia Cafeieria Cafeteria CAFETERIA A little extra, at least uniil school dismisses 23 MRS. CLARA MOELLER Cafeteria MISS HENRIETTA TERHAR Cafeteria MRS. SALLY SCHNEIDER Cafeteria MRS. MATILDA WIEDMAN Cook 24 Of course, The line forms to the right. Besides a free day, what more could we want? 25 Seniors JAMES ABNEY Honor B, Varsity B, football . . . Jim wants to be a success at the age of twenty-one . . . Liked the food . . . disliked the short lunch period . . . favorite subiect was English . . . His most outstanding achievement at Ba- con was graduating. STEVE BAMBECK Steve could be seen driving around St. Bernard in his 1955 blue Ford . . . Physics was Stevels favorite subiect . . . Fr. Corman was his favorite teacher . . . One day he hopes to travel around the world. EDWARD APKE Basketball . . . Ape liked Ba- . disliked discontinuation of initiation . . . his ambition is to further his eclUr con's school spirit . . cation . . . he liked English and Fr. Faran . . . found bookkeep- ing Dimcult . . .will remember the '61 prom . . . most outstand- ing achievement was passing every quarter . worked in Harrigcm Pharmacy. WILLIAM BARTELS Merit student . . Liked the shool spirit, but disliked loss of freshman week Favorite teachers were Fr. Antonine and Mr. Connor . . . His ambition is to be a mechanic . . . most out- standing accomplishment was staying out of iug. RONALD ASCHE Liked free days . . . Fr. Roch was Ron's favorite teacher . . . easiest subiecf was chemistry . . . Liked Fr. Antenine . . . Outstand- ing achievement was learning something . . . will remember freshman week . . . Friends were Jacobs, Burke, Dekors. MICHAEL BEHR Football . . . Mike liked the stu- dents at Bacon . . . Favorite sub- ject was Physics Favorite teacher was Mr. Callahan Yogi will miss the great football . Could be seen with Hartman, Schmidtl Butz, Hobing, and Fitzpatrick. games at Bacon 28 WILLIAM BAGFORD Bill enioyed getting out at 2:30 every clay . . . Liked history . . . Favorite teacher was Fr. Mu- lachy . . . Found bookkeeping dimcult . . . Drove a beat up T- bird . . . Will miss lunch and the smoking quarters . . Friends Were Johnson and Rothan. ALLAN BENZING Allan liked the sports of Bacon . . . Disliked exams . . . His am- bition is to become an electronic technician . . .Favorite subiects were electricity and mechanical Favorite teacher Considers graduating his most outstanding drawing was Fr. Diego . . achievement. GERALD BERDING Gerald hails from St. George Parish . . . Will miss the friendly atmosphere between students and . Hopes to be a CPA . . . Mr. Johnson was his favorite teachers . . teacher . Favorite subiect was bookkeeping . . . Will miss his friends at Bacon. JOHN B. BIEHLE John Biehle, the Beedle, wants to ioin the Air Force, then work for his dad as a builder . . . Liked chemistry; and his favorite teacher was Fr. Diego . . . Most difficult subject was English, be- cause just can't catch on. Dirty Bird is the name of his '54 Plym- outh. THEODORE BERGEN Ted liked the school spirit and the general attitude of the stu- dents and teachers . . . Liked Found Mr. McGee and Fr. Cronun entertain- bookkeeping ing . . . Will remember the trips to Massillon and Louisville . . . Will miss the good times at Bacon . . . Friends were Kelly, Rush, and Apke. DENNIS BINDER Denny will always remember Kan- . Liked Physics . . . Enjoyed Fr. Farrel . . . Dis- garoo Court . liked the open air smoking quar- ters . . . Greatest achievement was making the honor roll . . . Works after school as a butcher at A8iP. 29 TERRENCE BERNHARDT Terry liked early lunch coll . . . hopes to become a heating con- tractor . . . Enioyed English and Fri Faran's humor . . . found general business easy . . . Ge- ometry difficult . . . Jerry worked at the White Oak Car Wash . . . will miss buddies . Favorite friends were Apke, Butz, and Grimm. PAUL BLANK Paul liked the smoking quarters . . . hopes to be a butcher . . . liked math . . . enioyed Fr. Far- rell . . . disliked English . . . will remember his initiation . . . will miss the free days . friends were Bender and Giebel advice to freshmen is to Study your English. FRED BLESSING Freddie Cow liked . . . His favorite teacher was Mr. Smith . . . He plans on ioining the Air Force member the trip to Massillon and the time that he demolished his '55 Pontiac . Biehle, Knecht. algebra . He will re- . . His friends were Hurst, Benzing, and LEROY BLESSING Leroy will miss the Bacon spirit . . . disliked the discontinuation of freshman week . . . ambition in life is to make a lot of money . . . liked Fr. Antonina and Chem- istry . . . found Mr. McGee and Bookkeeping easy . will re- member his initiation . . . friends were Mullenger and Ertel. JAMES BRAUSCH liked teachers at Bacon . . . disliked the haircut rule . . . liked the science courses . . . en- ioyed Mr. Doerger . . . worked at Kresge's . . . drove a '51 Stu- debaker truck . . . will miss the 2:30 exodus. RALPH A. BLESSING Honor B and merit student . . . Ralph liked the teachers and . Disliked Latin and Fr Antonine's football games . . lll Si IV quickies His ambition is to be a millionaire by 21 . . . thought the senior class was out- standing because it had a lot of neat guys in it. GARY BREHM Gory would like to be a Dentist . . . liked Mr. Rieder . . . F04 vorite teacher was Fr. Lucian . . . Advice for freshmen is to stay out of trouble . . . Gary disliked iug . . . Friends were Bambeck, Binder and Sunderhaus. DAVID BOEHM Dave liked the school spirit at Bacon . . . Wants to be a lawyer . . . Favorite subject was World History, IVs like a story . . . Liked Mr. Rieder . . . Will miss lunch and smoking quarters . . . Friends were Kathman, Gears, Meister, Flanigan, Lamping . . . Advice to Freshmen, 'lWalk the line! PAUL BRUNS Brunsy liked Fr. classes and spirit of the seniors . . . Would like to be a mechani- cal technician Carman's . . . Favorite sub- iect was chemistry . . . Favorite teacher was Mr. Doerger Owns clean green '49 Chevy Hot-Rod . . . Will miss the lunch- time Gab sessions. 30 JAMES BOEHM Luke's favorites were General and Mr. Smith . . . Easiest subiect was economics . . . He disliked geometry . . . Business Remembers freshman week . . . Will miss smoking quarters . . . Friends were Wolterman, Han- dorf, and Ernst . . . Advice to freshmen work for achievement. JOSEPH BUERGER Joe was proud of the Football team . . . Likedm Mr. Daerger's . . Didn't like the long lunch lines . . . Joe's fa- English class . vorite teacher was Fr. Farrell . could be seen riding in a beat Chrysler . . miss Fr. . says he will Antonine's chemistry class in room 21. DAVID BURKE Dave disiiked the elimination of Freshman Week liked 1he interest shown in the individual student . . . easiesi subiecf was Religion, liked Fr. Roch . . . will never forget 1he '61 Prom . . his friends at R. B. . . . could be seen wifh Morgan- roth, Half, Nelson, and Bergen. will miss THOMAS BUTZ Band . . . dent . school was run 'ui disliked lunch Faur-year merit stu- . Tom liked the .way period . . . Fa .rite subiecf was bookkeeping and Mr. McGee was his favorife teacher . Found Geometry difhculf . . . The senior class was outstanding for its school spirit. JAMES BURKE Jim came to Bacon in his iunior quick to make friends . . . He disliked getting up at 6:00 oiclock to make the year and was scene at R.B. . Jim has a natural ialeni for mixing chemi- cals, which brought about his acciden? in the lab. FRANK CHRZANOWSKI Frank hopes in retire at +he age of 41 Liked Fr. Malachy and his World War II . . . Mosf memorable event was siories graduation . could be seen wiih Hanlon, Niemeier and Helms . . . Advice to freshmen, Sfudy and you may pass. DENNIS BUTTELWERTH Denny hopes to become a florist . . Will miss riding the school bus from Greenhills . . . Presi- dent of the Forest Park Teen Club . Worked at Shillifo's . Friends were Buerger, Evans and Dornbusch . . . Advises freshmen to stay oui of frouble. ROBERT CLAUSEN Bob disliked the disconiinua1ion liked Drawing . . . en- iayed Fr. Diego . . . found Book- keeping 2 diiiicuh . her: his initiation . . . of freshman week Mechanical . remem- oufstand- ing achievemeni was becoming a senior. 31 MICHAEL BUTZ Varsity 8, Football . . . Mike liked the spirit at Bacon Enioyed Bookkeeping and Mr. Jo h n s o n . Outstanding achievemen'r was playing on the '61 G.C.L. winning football iearn . . Will miss Coach Bacevich. JAMES COLLINS Varsity Bf' Golf . . . Jim liked 1he friendly aimosphere between Teachers and siudenis at Bacon though? Fr. Corman was American History was his favorite subiecf . Advice to freshmen: Save the greatest your money for your senior year,- you'll need it. VERNON CORNELISON Varsity B and Honor B . . . Vernon managed the varsity truck and basketball teams . . . he will always remember initia- tion into the Varsity B club . . . liked the football spirit and the swingin' mornings up at the bakery . . . someday Vernon hopes to become a biologist or else do some type of medical research. GERALD CROTZER Honor B and Merit Student . . . Jerry liked the friendliness between students at Bacon . . . Ranks Fr. Peter and Fr. Corman as his favorite teachers Thought bookkeeping was easy . . couldn't get used to surprise tests in chemistry. OTIS DAHI. Otis was a four-year merit stu- dent . . . Hopes to become a C.P.A. Favorite teachers were Mr. Johnson and Mr. Do- erger . . . Favorite subiect was English Listed the senior prom as the most memorabfe event at Bacon . . . Usually seen with Kombrinck and Berding. RALPH DE ANGELIS Honor 8 . . . Basketball . . . Joe liked the spirit of coopera- tion between students and teach- ers . . . Wants to be an aero- nautical engineer for the U.5.A.F. . Liked Algebra because of the teaching methods of Fr. Don- nul . . . Fr. Corman was his tu- vorite teacher . . . Will remember playing basketball on the city runner-up squad of '59-'60. RICHARD CORSMEIER Dick's favorite period was smok- ing quarters . . . He liked Fr. Malachy and General Physics He disliked writing the . Dick found . He plans classroom rules . . English difficult on attending O.M.I. after gradu- ation. PETER CROWE The Bird hopes to become a iet pi1ot . . . Thought Fr. Corman was more enioyable than Ann Lenders . . . Liked math Enjoyed his initiation . . . Worked at Rink Auto Sales to Finance his '56 Ford . . . Will miss the 2:30 bell . . . Friends were Silver, Riordan, and Staab. THOMAS DASHLEY Golf . . . The Bear liked the football teams and the teachers Liked Algebra . . . Uninterested in Physics . Liked Fr. Roch . . . Worked at Muketewah . . . Will miss the study periods with Mr. Calahan. at Bacon JAMES DEKORS The deacon liked World History . Liked the free days . . . . . Found Enjoyed . . Ambition is to Disliked speech class . Algebra difticult Mr. Doerger . be a success . . . Friends were Burke, Milfer, Hurtkemeyer, Dash- Iey, and Asche. 32 THOMAS E. DERKSON Torn liked the high standards and good reputation of Bacon . . . disliked the reduction of the seniorst privileges . . . Liked the individual attention Fr. Farcm and Mr. Doerger gave him . . . Considered passing geometry the biggest achievement at Bacon. VICTOR DOERGER Vic liked the disdplinary system at Bacon . . . liked Algebra . . . piuns to enter the service . . . found history dimcult . . . hopes for the return of Freshman Week . liked setting an exumpte for the underclassmen . . . friends were Hartman, Lomping, and Driscoll . . . advises fresh- men to read and obey the rule book. FERDINAND DORNBUSCH Ferd liked the school spirit at Bacon, disliked short lunch pe- riods . . . Wants to follow in his father's footsteps us a contractor . . . Liked religion, Spanish, and Bruther Chris . . . Did some curv pentry work for his dad Was proud of his '62 red Mer- cury convertible . . . Buddies were Eckhoft, Ohmer, and McLaughlin. WILLIAM DORSCH Chess Club, C.S.M.C. repre- sentative . . . Bill liked plays, sporting events, and the smoking quarters . . . He disliked the fact that there was no Freshman Week his senior year . . . Am- bition is to become a droftsman . . . Geometry and bookkeeping were his easiest subiects. GERALD DOERGER Honor B . . . Jerry liked the Friday night football games . favorite subiect was Chemistry . . . liked Fr. Cormun . . . man- ages to put gas in his '56 gray and white Chevrolet by working part time at Kroger's . . . keep- ing out of Fr. Antonine's way was Jerry's most outstanding achievement. FRANK DONALDSON Frank liked Bacon's proms . . . Hopes to attend X.U. . . . Liked Fr. Antonina and chemistry . . . Thought the school spirit was tops . . . Drove CI '58 Chevy . Will miss R.B. itself . . . Friends were Hartkemeyer, Ko- priwa, Burke and Teed. GARY DORNBUSCH Gary says that Chemistry is his hardest subiect . . . considered American History easiest Will miss writing the Bits of Bacon column for OLA Herald . . . Friends were Southeringfon, Werner, Zuus, EckhoH, Raabe. WILLIAM DRISCOLL Bill fiked the general atmosphere at Bacon . . . Liked Fr. Roch and geometry . . . thought physics was rather easy because Fr. Malachy taught it found algebra difficult Owns u '55 Dodge . t . Friends are Lumping, Doerger, and Witzemun. JAMES DRUFFEL Barry liked the football teams and the school spirit . . . Disliked jug and the discontinuation of freshman week . . . Liked history because it was interesting Favorite teachers were Fr. Ma- lachy and Fr. Flavian . . . Wili miss Fr. Antonine's chemistry class. CLARENCE EIGEL On the football team . . . liked chemistry . . . Will miss Fr. Rochls retigion classes . . . Missed fac- ulty game . . t Friends were Apke, DeAngelis, Tube, Schleuter, and Leppert. JAMES ERNST Jim liked the atmosphere at Bacon . . . Liked Chemistry . . . Thought Religion IV was a breeze . . . Found American His- tory difficult . . . Favorite teacher was Mr. Doerger . . . Worked at A8.P . .. Drove a '55 Olds . . . The big orange cauld be seen with Donaldson, Esterman and Teed. THOMAS ERTEL Honor B, Baconian, four-year Merit Student . . . Crash liked Baconjs football teams, but dis- liked a certain teacher's surprise tests . .. His ambition in life is to get into college . . . Liked English and Fr. Cortnan Most outstanding achievement was passing Math Ill. ROBERT ECKHOFF Bob liked the school spirit at Bacon . . . disliked coming to school when it snowed . . . Bob's favorite subiect was Chemistry . . . His favorite teacher was Fr. Malachy . . . His most memorable event was graduating Friends were Southerington, Dornbusch's, HeFfron, McLaughlin. DONALD ERNST Varsity B, Sudent union, Bus- ketboll, Track . . . Ambition in life is to be a history teacher . . . liked Fr. Alan, Mr. Hogan and history . . . Most outstanding achievement was being captain of the varsity basketball team. RONALD ESTERMAN Ron especially liked the helpful- ness of the priests and other teachers at Bacon . . Liked Fr. Antonine and his iokes . . t Liked English and the way Mr. Kneip taught it was Spanish . . . Will always re- . . Toughest subiect member having had Mr. Doerger . . . Friends were Ernst and Kremm. JAMES EVANS Red liked chemistry and Fr. An- tonina . . . ambition is to make a lot of money . . . Remembers speaking on behalf of the Fresh- man class at the dedication of . . Will miss the school life at Bacon . . . the new addition Friends were Buttelwerth, Buer- ger, and Tim Johns. EDWARD FAHRMEIER Honor B, co-editor of the B0- conian, yearbook, chess team, Junior Council on World affairs, four-year merit student . . . Ed enjoyed English . . A Liked Fr. Corman and Fr. Foran . . . Thought the merit system was artificial . . . Cuddied at Make- tewuh C.C. achievement was making first Outstanding honors every quarter . . . Will attend Duquesne University. ROBERT FALCONE Varsity Track . . . The FalconH liked the humor of the teachers at R. B. an electronics technician . . . . . aspires to become favorite subject was Physics the- cause of the moviest . . . Br. Chris was his favorite teacher . . . most memorable event was breaking his wrist in gym. The Juniors and Seniors show us how to enioy a Prom. 36 Excellent and superior ratings were given to all the exhibitors from Bacon who entered the science fairs at Xavier University and the University of Cincinnati. The pace, however, was set by two Spartans: Carl Longenderter, HR. 29, who teok second place in engineering at both fairs,- ond Tom Buescher, HR. 38, who placed second in general science, senior division, at the University of Cincinnati. 37 RONALD FEIN Honor B, fournyear Merif Studen'r, Varsity B, Football . . . Ron wants To be 0 Francis- can and coach football of Bacon . Greaiesf achievement was playing football for +he 1961 G.C.L. champs teachers were Fr. Corman and . Disliked Laiin. favorite Fr. Faran . . RICHARD FEY Honor B, Physics Club . . . Dick Fiked Fr. Laurian because he freaied his sfudenfs like men . ambifion is +0 become an aeronaufical engineer . . . dis- liked group punishment . . . oufe sfandTng achievement was pass- ing Latin ll . worked 01 a dry cleaning plan? . . . friends were Sabers and Dornbusch. JAMES W. FITZPATRICK FootboH, baskefball, baseba . . . Fifz liked playing for Mr, Bace- vich . . . Enjoyed bookkeeping and Mr. Johnson Found English dimculi . . . Will re- member helping to win Nae '61 G.C.L. foo1ball +i+fe . . . were Schmidt Hoenninger . Friends Hobing, and . AdVises fresh- men f0 siay OUT of troubIe. JOHN FiNK Glee Club, Baconian . . . Fa- vorite subiect was Chemisfry . . . Favorife teacher was Fr. Diego . disliked class punishmenfs . . Hopes 10 became a Denfisf . . Thought all of his subiecfs were dimculf . . . Special friends were Gillmcn, Fugikuwa and Henkenberns. ROBERT FLANIGAN He was a four-year merif sfu- denf . . . Adive in Band, Drama Guild, and Orchesfru . . . Flip- per liked Bacon's 1eachers, es- . Easiest Could offen be seen working at a car pecially Mr. Connor . . subied was Civics . wash If not pounding fhe ivory keys . . .W'Ill miss 2:30 dismissal. JAMES B. FITZPATRICK Jim liked 1he school's great spirif . . After college he hopes to become a teacher . . . Liked English and Fr. Corman . . . His ouisfanding achievemenf was getting fhmugh four years of Latin . . . Friends were Mazzaro, McDonough, and Spaith. CARL FRESON Carl dis'liked homework . . . gen- eral science was his favorim subied . . . liked Mr. McGee be- cause he was a nice guy and a feHow coin collector . . . out- standing achievement was passing . . . found English dichult. RICHARD FUCHS Honor B . Merit Student . . Rick liked the discipline at R. B. . . . Hopes to become a chemist Favorite teacher was Fr. Corman . Sorry to see Freshman Week go Friends were Langenderfer, Fahr- meier, Reisinger, Ertel, and Kett- Ier. RICHARD FUHR Varsity B, football . . . Fuzz liked the school spirit at Bacon . . . Disliked late lunch bell and group punishment . . . Ambition is to be a dentist . . . liked Bi- ology . . . Found English IV dif- ficult . . . Will remember play- Ing on the '61 football team. LESLIE FUGIKAWA Band president, Physics Club, four-year merit student . . . Les was one of the friendliest stu- dents at Bacon . . . Physics and Fr. Laurian was his favorite combination . hopes to be come a mechanical engineer . worked in his dad's store . . . friends were Hoffman, Hurn- bert, and Knecht. WAYNE GALLAGHER Varsity BX' Football, Track . . . Wayne liked the Pep Assem- blies before the Football Games . Bookkeeping was his fa- vorite subiect because his favor- ite teacher, Mr. Johnson, taught it . . . Wayne intends to ioin the Navy Will remember playing against Massillon. 39 RICHARD GARDNER Rich's ambition is to make money . . . Was fond of Latin IV Be- cause 1 could catch up on the sleep I didn't have the night . . Liked Fr. Antonine and the easy English Ill ciasses Will remember the '61 From . . . Advice to freshmen, Age quad agis. before . JAMES GEBEL Honor B, Baconiun staff Muscles was author of Pon- He liked English Had little trouble with Problems of Demoo racy . . . Drives 0 '56 Plymouth . Will miss the teachers at derosie . . . and Fr. Corman . . . R. B. . . . Friends were Fuchs, Fuhrmeier, Ertel, and Langen- derfer. F. JAMES GEERS liked R.B.'s football teams . . . He disliked iug . . . Would like to be a salesman . Found algebra easy, but English Jim dimcult . . . Drives 0 I961 Olds F-85 . . . Friends were Buerger, Fuhr, Bruns, Brehm, Reisinger, and Leigh . . . Advises freshmen to keep on the good side of Fr. Antonine. ROBERT GILLIG Bob liked the school spirit found at R. B. and the support and respect everyone had for the school . . . ambition is to be a good sailor . . . liked Fr. Ma- lachy and Mr. Hauck . . . dis- liked iug . . . friends were Mar- tin, Beatty, and Sanders. JAMES R. GEERS Honor B . Jim liked the strict discipline at Bacon Wants to go to U.C. . . . Liked Mr. Johnson and Bookkeeping . . . Was never iugged . . . Will miss smoking quarters . . . Us- ually seen with Pfeiffer, Hurt- munn, Pulskump, and Boehm. MARK GILLMAN Glee Club, four-yecr merit stu- dent . . . Mark comes from South- . . . Hopes to be . Liked the school's interest in the individual student gate, Indiana a lawyer . . . . . Liked Fr. Carmen and Eng- lish IV . . . Will miss the activity period in Room 20 . . . Advises freshmen to respect the seniors. 40 ALLEN GERTH Al is Cl native of North College Hill . . . Wants to be an account- ant . . . Liked Bookkeeping and Worked at Club to keep his '52 Plymouth running . . Buddy of Verkamp. Mr. Johnson Clovernook Country FRANK GRANDE Frank liked the teachers . . . Disliked the short lunch periods . . . Ambition is to get ahead . Favorite teacher was Fr. Melory . . . works after school in a drug store . . . will miss the outstanding chemistry classes friends were Wundstrut, Leppert, and Fuchs. CHARLES GIEBEL Charles was a four-year merit student and was in the spelling bee for two years . . . His fa- vorite subiect is Physics and his favorite teacher Father Corman because he could hold your at- tention . . . Works as u produce clerk at Kroger's in Hartwell. CHARLES GRAU Honor B and Camera Club . Charlie disliked the long lunch line . . . Favorite teacher was Fr. Valentine Because he was smaller than me . . . will miss the R. B. spirit . . .Drove a cool '53 Ford Victoria . . . Advises Do that homework! . friends were Holtermun, Tribbe, and Knecht. freshmen to DAVID GRIMM Band Pitts liked the school spirit at Bacon . . . Will remember the trip to Massillon . Thought History was the most diHicuit subiect . . tAm- bition in life is to be a barber . . . Liked Aigebra and Fr. Peter . . . Friends were Ruwe, Fianigan, Walter, Veite, and Bernhardt. MICHAEL HANSON Big Mike haiis from little Mike's teacher was Mr. Johnson Flower favorite Economic Geography was his fa- . Disliked the . Mike hopes to be a lawyer . . . Ad- vorite subject . . short lunch periods . . Vises freshmen to Buckle Down. JOHN HALLORAN John liked English II! with Mr. . . Worked as a clerk in a grocery to keep gas in his '53 green Olds . . . Will miss the friends he made, especially Doerger . Hanlon and Holterman . . . Ad- vises freshies to study hard and stay out of trouble. ROBERT HARTKEMEYER Hartke disliked late lunch calls and the discontinuance of Fresh- man Week . . . Liked chemistry because it was interesting . . . Most difficult subiect was English IV . . . Most outstanding achieve- ment was graduating Friends were Sutthoft, De Kors, Rothan, Harvey, Werle, Donalde Advises freshmen to obey the rules. son, and Molinari . . . 41 EDWARD HAMMANN Physics club . . . liked Fr. Diego and Chemistry . . ambition is to be a physicist . . sorry to see Freshman Week and the basketball game with the faculty 90 . . . drove a 54 Thunder- bird . . . found English difficult . often seen with Kessler. DAVID HARTMAN Happy liked lunch the best at Bacon . . . Thought Bookkeeping was the easiest subject . . Found English the hardest subiect be- cause it was hard to grasp . . . works at Kirby Drugs . Friends Knecht. were Blessing and ROBERT HANLON liked the retreat . . . Bob's am. bition is to travel . . . Liked Eng- lish Ill . . . Mr. Doerger was his favorite teacher . , . Most memor- able event was trip to Washing- ton . . . drives a '56 green and white Pontiac Greatest achievement was getting a di- ploma . . . Special friends were Halloron, Chrzanowski. DEN NIS HARTMAN N Hat Man was a four-year merit student . . . liked the personal contact between teachers and students at Bacon . . wanted girl cheerleaders . favorite teacher was Mr. Doerger will always remember making his mark on the ceiling of the Chemistry lab. GEORGE HARVEY Geoge liked the smoking quart- ers and ?he discipline of Bacon . . . Disliked iug . . . Liked all his science courses . . . Mr. Hauck was his fuvorife teacher Remembers being a vicfim in Kangaroo Court . . .Will miss fhe sports and ihe great spiri? of R.B. JOHN S. HEAL John liked the friendly spiri? of the Franciscans . , . liked Ameri- can History and economics . . . found geometry difficult . . . dis- liked gym . . . oufsanding achevemenl was beaiing Stuns- bury in a chess match fhoughi everyday was an experi- ence af Bacon. THOMAS HARTMANN Tom hails from Sf. Clement's . . . Mr. Johnson was his favorite teacher . . . Disliked homework on weekends . . . Tom works at Alber's after school . . . Warm To be on occounfonf . . . Will miss Fr. Roch's religion classes . . Special friends were Ernsf, Fink, and Doerger. lAWRENCE HAY Larry liked The school spirit and 1he foofball teams . . . His fa- vorite subiecf was American Hi5- fory and his favorife teacher was Fr. Diego . . . Had little frouble with Physics and Fr. Muluchy . . . Friends were Dorsch, Kemp, and Doerger. ALBERT HECKENMUELLER Carrot head had a strong dis- like for I'Ug . . . Liked Bookkeep- ing and Mr. Johnson i . Worked at Shillifo's . . . Felt That he learned self-confidence 01' Bacon . . . Buddies were Seng, Werner, and Keiiy . . . Advises freshmen to prepare for coliege. HOWARD HEFFRON Tom hopes.to become an MD. . Liked the school spirif a1 Bacon . . . Enioyed chemistry . . . Favorite feacher was Mr. Doerger; subieci, English III . . . Drives :1 '62 Impala . . . Out- sianding achievement was being iugged only four times . . Friends were McLaughlin, Eckhof'f, Jung, and ihe Dornbusch's. ROBERT HEINRICH Bob will miss the sports and dances at Bacon . . . Liked Bookkeeping and Mr. Johnson, and wants to become 0 ORAL Took the state test in bookkeeping . . . Will miss his friends, especiaily Thomas, Berding, and Dohl . . . AdVIses freshmen to study hard and stay out of iug. HARRY HENKE Hank liked Fr. Rach, Mr. Doerger, Math, and Bookkeeping Hopes to be a professional piano player . . . Outstanding achievement was passing Harry liked the friendly atmos- phere and the great bunch of guys . . . Drove a '50 Ford . . Advice to Freshmen, do more than what is expected of you. ROBERT HENKENBERNS Bob was unhappy with the dis- continuance of Freshman Week . Wants to be a policeman . . Worked at Albers Super- market . . . Lists graduating as his outstanding achievement . . . Will miss his many friends, like Fink, Hartmann, Wieczorkowski, Ernst, and Fugikawa. THOMAS J. HOBING Football . . . Tom liked chemistry and Fr. Diego . . . Ambition is to make good in the things that count . . . Outstanding achievement was playing on the '61 G.C.L winning football team . . Worked at Shillito's Thought the senior class was a great bunch of guys. 4-3 MICHAEL HELMS Glee Club . . . foursyear Merit Student . . . Mike liked Bacon's friendly atmosphere . . . Dis- liked Exams . . . Plans to ioin the Air Force . . . Enioyed Ameri- can History and Mr. Hauck . . . Friends were Timmerman, Harvey, and Well. LEONARD HENKEL Len's ambition is to get through college . . . Liked first lunch cull, French, and Fr. Martin . . . Disliked the lack of senior privi- leges . . . Drove a '55 Ford . . . Friends were Niehaus, Vander- haar, and Kutcher. DENNIS HERRMANN Denny comes from Groesbeck . - Liked the school spirit but disliked the loss of Freshman Week . . . Wants to be a teacher . . Found history interesting and easy . . . Liked Fr. Cor- man . . . Placed in the Civics scholarship test . . . Will miss the friendiy atmosphere of Bacon . . Pals were Abney, Southerr ington, Doerger, 0nd Eckhoft. JAMES HOENNINGER Jim, 0 member of the Varsity football team, pions to play football for the Chicago Bears . . i liked Religion . . . outstand- ing achievement was being placed on the ulI-city football team in '61 . . . Liked the teachers' attitude and spirit at R.B. JAMES HOFFMANN Honor B, merit student Jim liked the Bacon spirif . . . Disliked late lunch call Favorite teachers were Fr. Mu- lachy and Fr. Farun . . . Eusiesf subject was civics . . . Hopes to become an engineer . . . Friends were Knechf and Humberi . . . Advice to freshmen, Get school' spirit THEODORE HOFMANN Ted liked Mr. Doerger because he gave you a break Liked the discipline and school spirit at Bacon . . . M051 memor- able event was graduaiion . . . His advice To freshmen, Study hard and stay OUT of Fr. Anto- nine's hair. MICHAEL HOLT Varsity Bueball . . . Wanfs 10 be a bull player . . . Favorite subiect was Religion . . . Liked Mr. Doerger . . . He will miss the pep assemblies the most Could be seen with Schmidf, Burke, Neal, Lepperf. DENNIS HOLTERMAN Denny hails from Groesbeck . . . Would like to be u bookkeeper or mechanic . . . Found book- keeping easy and liked the teacher, Mr. Johnson . . . Usually seen with Hollorcm and Hanlon . Advises freshmen to study hard and keep out of trouble. 44 ALOYSIUS HUMBERT Varsity B, Biology Club, Foot- ball, and Track . . . Uncle AI liked Bacon's discipline . . . Disliked The absence of fresh- man week . . . Most outstanding achievement was perfect offend- unce . . . Will miss all the teach- ers, especially Coach Bacevich . . . Advice To Freshmen: Never Quit. DONALD HUMBERT Honor B . . . Don liked physics and Fr. Malachy . . Ambifion is Io become an electrical engi- neer . . . Liked the friendship between sfudenis and teachers . . . Found hisiory difficult . . . Friends were Honann, Knechf, and Kasfner. JOSEPH HUNSEDER Joe on Baconian staff . . . Though? that Bacon was the best school in the country . . . En- ioyed Fr. Lauriun . . . Math was his favorite subjecf . . . Ambition . Will afways remember being iugged is To become a wriier . by Fr. Corman . . . Found bi- ology difficult. THOMAS HURST C.S.M.C. . . . Tom liked his good friends of Bacon . . fm vorife ieucher was Mr. Doerger . . . hopes fo ioin ?he Air Force . . . will always remember shovel- ing coal at school . . . His special friends were Honann, Blessing, Kneer, Biehle, and Humbert . . liked Algebra and Electricity. TIMOTHY JOHNS Honor B . Tim liked the pep assemblies most a1 Bacon . . . Liked English and Mr. Kneip . . . Ambition In life is to be an English teacher . . . Most memor- able event at Bacon was being on The team the! won the G.C.L. in golf . . . Advises freshmen to take as many subiecfs as possible. WILLIAM JUDGE Physics Club, CSMC, four- year Merit student . . . Bill would . . Liked because teachers were like to be a physician . Bacon always willing to help students Outstanding achievement was his perfect affendance record . . . friends were Stothfang, Jung, and Mueller. THOMAS JOH NS Honor B . . Merii Studenf . . . Golf . . . Duck liked the spiri? of the students and faculty . . . Wants to be an accountant . . . Liked American History and Mr. Hauck . . , Also liked winning the G.C.L. in golf . . . Could be seen wifh Surley, Collins, and Quinlan. PAUL JUNG Paul liked the lunch call arrange- . Will miss Fr. An- . . Also likes Civics Can be seen driving a '57 Chev called Gin- ger . . . Best friends were Hoh, menf bes'r . . Tonine's Chemistry class . Mueller, and Benken. THOMAS JOHNSON Torn liked being a senior . Hopes to become a barber . . . Favorite subiect was Religion be- cause he Thought it was very in- ieresfing Favorite 1eacher was Fr. Antonina because of his . . Mos? outsiand- ing achievement was graduaiing . . Wili miss all the teachers and students. good advice . LOUIS KAMP Louie-hails from 5?. Clement . . . Disliked homework . . . Liked bookkeeping and economic geog- raphy . . . Found civics difficult . . . Friends were LaFleur, Dorsch, . Advises freshmen to keep trying. Hay, and Doerger , . 46 EVERETT JOLES Everett liked fhe friendiy rela- fion between teachers and stu- dents lawyer . Hopes to become a . . Though? the s1udenfs should have more responsibility Liked religion and Ameri- can hisfory . Friends were Lepperf, Kessler, Lewis and Mor- rise RICHARD KASTNER Honor B become an MD. . . . His fa- Dick hopes to vorite subiect was Algebra favorite teacher was Fr. Antonine outstanding achievement was making the honor roll four consecutive times will miss the students the most . . . friends were Druffel, Liauba, and Hum- berti THOMAS KATHMAN Founyear merit student Tom comes to Bacon from St. Clement Parish worked at Kroger's in Avondale . . . liked the assemblies and sports events disliked the advises at Bacon crowded cafeteria freshmen to stay awake in school . enjoyed English . . .found Math diHicL-lt. MICHAEL KELLY Baconian staff, track team Mike plans on entering the Navy . . . Mr. Johnson was his favorite teacher Considered P.O.D. his best subiect could be seen with Bergen, Rush, and Kneer . . . Advice to undercluss- men: Donlt elect student union on a popularity basis; get people who will work for you. GEORGE KNECHT Georgie liked the sanding crew . . . Disliked English IV . . . En- joyed lunch and smoking quarters . . Liked Fr. Andrew Worked at a supermarket Drove a cancerous '50 Olds Friends were Holt, Biehle, Hartmann, and Neal. CARL KESSLER Jim liked the school spirit of all the Spartans . . . Easiest subiect was biology and Fr. Cormun was his favorite teacher Wants to be a success in every- thing he does . . . Friends were Hummann, Lewis, and Joles . . . Worked at United Dairy Farmers. PAUL KNECHT Honor Ell . . . Paul liked the school spirit at Roger Bacon . . . will always remember passing Geometry . . . Fr. Faran wathis favorite teacher . Paul's am- bition i510 become c: good phor- rnacist . . . His most outstanding achievement was explaining something to Father George. RONALD KNEER Ron disliked the loss of several senior privileges . . . Found Eng- lish inferesiing and liked Mr. Do- erger . . . Tiger worked in a grocery To keep his '55 Chev running . . . Wiil miss his many friends, Jursf, Kopriwa, Trauiner, Geers, Kelly, and McMunnon. DENNIS KOMBRINCK Dennis liked lunch period . Disliked four years of Lafin . . . Ambition in life 10? of money wifhoui foo hard is to make a working . Favorite subiect was Ancient Hisiory . . Cu?- standing achievemenf was sfay- ing in the brain room . . . Fa- vorite 1eucher was Fr. Corman. GERALD KOPRIWA Jerry will miss the dances and smoking quariers at Bacon . . . Liked Physics and Fr. Malachy . . . Lists Spanish as his hardest subiect . . . Works in a grocery sfore afier school . . . Friends Fuhr, and Kneer . . Counsels freshmen 10 stari Hoenninger, studying the first day. LOTHAR KREPPEL Lofhar liked the 1eachers' school spirif, and the education he re- ceived Favoriie subiecfs were history and civics . . . Mr. Kneip was his favorite feacher . . . Lothar has a '57 Chev . . . Special friends were KiHe, Schloi- man and Scherz. KERRY KONRAD Varsify Basketball ambition in life is To be a suc- Frs Carmen and English were his fa- . Will miss ihe Friday night football games and dances Kerry's cess and make money . . . vorifes . . . Advises freshmen to save their money for fheir senior year . . . Was voied the besi dressed a? the prom. ROBERT KREMM Glee Cfub, four-year merit stu- denf . . . Liked The spirifuol and cultural received 01 Ambition is fo be- . Liked Chris . . . Religion was his easiest sub- guidance Bacon . . . come Cl civics feucher . . civics, history, and Bro. iecf . . . Top merit student in his Friends were Estermun and Sunderman. Sophomore year MICHAEL KUTCHER Claimed he iiked everything about Roger Bacon . . Liked Bookkeeping and Mr. Johnson . Was best dressed at The Worked . Will miss Fr. George's Bro. Juniper . Farmers' Formal as a butcher . . Friends were Vonderhaar and McGowan. 48 lAWRENCE LA FLEUR Frenchy liked the sports at R. B. . . . Liked Physics and Fr. Malachy . . . Thought economic geography was easy . . . Got tired of English . . .Will remem- ber the '60 chancebook drive with Mr. McGee . . . Advice is to obey the rules. DANIEL LAMPING Golf . . . Lump disliked the hot dogs and speech class . . . Hopes to be a Certified Public Account- ant . . . Favorite teachers were Mr. Doerger and Mr. McGee . . . liked Bookkeeping . . . Drove a '50 Plymouth . . . Friends were Boehm, Meister, and Geers. THOMAS LEIGH T was the varsity football manager . . . ambition. in life is to become a success . . . liked geometry, Fr. Roch, and Fresh man English . . . hardest sub- iect was lab Physics . . . was seen driving a '54 Dodge . . . Friends were Moxley, Corneli- son, and Derkson. G. COOPER lEWlS Coopi' would like to be a veterinarian . . . Liked biology, Fr. Corman, and the class rings . . . Disliked discipline on hair- cuts . . . Was occasionally seen working in his father's animal hospital . . . Friends were Joles, Kessler, and Giebel. RONALD LAMPE Fritz liked the school spirit at Bacon . . . Enioyed chemistry . . . Liked Fr. Malachy . . . Lists making the honor roll as his most memorable achievement Disliked cutting of Freshman Week . . . Special friends were Hoffmann, Blessing, and Williams. CARL LANGENDERFER Honor B, Physics Club, Baconiun, four-year Merit Student . . . Carl liked the good organi- zation and well-planned curricu- lum at Bacon . . . liked all the Math and Science courses Thought Fr. Corman was great because he treated his students as men . . . Most outstanding achievement was making First Honors throughout all years at Bacon. GARY lEPPERT Spots liked the informal at- mosphere at Bacon . . . Disliked mass punishments . . . his am- bitions are to become a dentist . . thought Fr. Corman was an all-round nice guy . . . was a member of the Drama Guild . . . special friends were Schmidt and Neal. RIMAS LIAUBA Honor B . . . Rimas liked the school spirit and friendly atmos- phere at Bacon . . . History was his favorite subiect . . . Mr. Rie- der was his favorite teacher . . . would like to become an MD. warns freshmen to make good use of their time and work hard from the first day. PATRICK LOUiS Football, track . . Louis liked The Bacon atmosphere . . . Liked bookkeeping, civics, and Fr. Fa- rcm . . . Could be seen with Hob- ing, Norton, Holt, Apke, Hoen- ninger, and Lamping . . . Will miss Mr. Bacevich and Mr. Calla- han . . . Advice 10 freshmen: Make the besi of everything. JAMES MCDONOUGH Jim transferred 1o Bacon from St. Xavier . . Had a rough time with chemisiry and Fr. An- tonina . . . Liked 1he school spirit of Bacon and ihe friendliness of The teachers . . . Has no defi- nite plans for after graduaiion, but will head for Texas, the home of his brother. PAUL LYONS Poul liked the efficieni way The school was run . . . wanis to go info advertising . . . Liked Eng- lish and Fr. Corman . . . works at A 8. P after school and on Saturdays. . . drives a '54 chev . . . Advice 10 freshmen, stay out of froubie. RICHARD McGOWAN Rick liked ihe uihleiic Eeams of Bacon . . Hopes to become a Certified Public Accountant . . . Enioyed Bookkeeping . . . Though! Spanish was difficult . . . Worked for Avon . . Thought The '62 class was Bacon's best . . . Friends were Harvey and Niemeier. NICHOLAS MARTIN Nick's fuvoriies were World Ge- ography and Mr. Johnson . . . Found geometry difficult . . . Will miss Fr. Antonina . . . Most outstanding achievement was becoming a senior . . . Will re- member his trip 10 Caiiforniu . . . Friends were Gillig, Heal, Rofhan. JAMES McKENNA Mac liked everyfhing ubouf Bacon . . umbiiion is to make money . . . Mr. Johnson was his favorite teacher and bookkeeping was his favorite subiect . . . drives a red '55 Plymouih con- vertible . . . will miss Roger Bacon and Mr. Johnson. 50 51 MICHAEL MEAD Honor B . . . Mike thought the courses at Bacon were interesting and supplied him with a good education . . . Disliked gym . . . Mike's ambition is to become a writer . A His favorite teacher was Fr. Carmen, and math was his favorite subject. KENNETH MILLER Band . . . Ken liked the way of teaching at Bacon, but disliked the elimination of freshman week in his senior year . . . Favorite subject was electricity . . . Liked Fr. Malachy and phys- ics . . Ambition in life is to be an electrician . . . Most mem- orable event was the prom. GEORGE MEINERS CSMC, Chess team . . . liked the and Fr. Cor- man . . . George wants to go to faCUlty, German, college and be cm accountant . . . will miss Fr. Antonine's Chemistry class . . . advises Freshmen to let the girls alone . . . friends were Werner, Stein, Mueller, Niebling, and Jung. HARRY MITCHELL Easiest and favorite subiect was . Most diHicult was algebra and Fr. Antonine geometry . Will miss the sessions with Mr. Connor . . Could be seen with Ryan, Wundstrat, and Veite . . Advice To freshmen is, get an early start. ROBERT MONTGOMERY The Big Bopper liked Economic Geography and Mr. Johnson . . . Thought the senior class was outstanding because of its great athletes . . . Found Math diHicult . . . . . thought his years at Bacon . worked at Kroger's went too fast . . . Friends were Tedesco, Sto , and Teed. JAMES MORGANROTH Maggy liked the moral char- acter of the school and the school spi f . . . favorite teach- ers were Fr. Roch and Mr. Kheip . . . most memorable event was trip to Le Sourdsville with Fr. Donnul and Room 37 . . . thought the senior class was the greatest bunch of guys in the world. JOSEPH MOORMAN Joe thought the seniors should have had more privileges . .. liked relationship between stu- dents and teachers . . . enioyed a Math courses and Fr. Cor- man's English class . . . will miss the friendly atmosphere at Bacon . . . drove a '54 Chev . . . worked at G.E.S. . . . could be seen with Quinlan and Giebel. ROGER MORRIS Rog's ambition in life is to retire at an early age with a lot of money . . . Liked physics and Fr. Farre , but disliked English . . . Most outstanding achieve- Bacon was ment at getting iugged only Five times. KlLLlS MOXLEY Basketball . . . Killis liked the honor and respect that went with being 0 Bacon student . . . Hopes to be a success in business . Liked Problems of Democ- racy, and Fr. Faran t . . Drove a '50 Mercury . . Derkson, Leigh, Carnelison, and Williams. . Friends were JEFFREY MUTH Baconiun, Honor B, Camera Club, Cross country . . . J. B. liked everything about Bacon except the cold air vent in room 29 . . . hopes to become a news- . . liked English . works as an paper reporter . and Fr. Cormun . . umpire during the summer . . . will always remember the discus- sions at Ursuline. JAMES MUELLER Jim's ambition in life is to build a car that will top 200 m.p.h. . Liked Fr. Corman because . . Will miss 2:30 dismissal . . . Was usually seen he was fair . in a '56 chevy convertible . . . Special friends were Junk, HOE, Benken, and Zimmer . . . Acl- vises freshmen to be good to Mr. Doerger because he has your number. LAWRENCE NEAL Larry liked school spirit and early dismissal . . . disliked iug hopes to become a me- . . liked chemistry and Fr. Diego . . . thought General Business was easy . . . drove a '51 Ford with '56 Olds engine. chanic . 53 PAUL MULLENGER Band Treasurer . . . Paul liked the discipline at R. B., but he disliked iug ambition in life is to make money . liked American History and Mr. Hauck . . . store after school worked in a drug- . will al- ways remember the '61 From . will miss all the guys at Bacon . friends were Reis- inger, Blessing, Ertel, and Seng. RICHARD NELSON Four-year merit student, Varsity B . . . Dick liked the great spirit and football teams at Bacon . . . Disliked the cold . . His fa- vorite teacher was Fr. Malachy rooms in the winter . Thought latin was easy . Dick will never forget run- ning for school president and playing an the G.C.L.-winning football team. GERALD NIEHAUS Jerry hopes to become 0 mil- . Liked algebra and enioyed Mr. Johnson . . . Liked lunch and 2:30 bell . . . Sorry to see the basketball game with the faculty discontinued . Worked at a butcher shop . . . Friends were Kutcher, Henkel, and the Vonderhaars. llonaire . . lEO NIEMEIER Band. four-year merit student . The Lion will miss Fr. Antonine and chemistry Drove a '57 Olds convertible Liked civics, dances, and the R. B. education . . . Worked at Unicm Bottling Works . Hopes to maiar in business in college. JOHN NORTON Varsity B, Football, Baseball . . . Jack wants to go to college and get a good paying iob . . . His greatest achievement was making the all-state football team in 1961 . . . He liked Mr. Meyer because he gave everybody a fair shake. KEITH OHMER Keith liked the teaching slut? and the school atmosphere . . . hopes to become a successful designer Liked Spanish, Brother Chris, and the Wash- ington Tour worked at Shillito's in Tri-County shopping center . . . advises freshmen to be good. WILLIAM PFElFFER Honor B . . . four-year merit student . . Bill says his most outstanding achievement of Bacon was getting through in four years . . . liked English and Fr. Diego . ambition is to travel . . . will always remember the explosions in the Chem. lab. UI u- TIMOTHY QUINLAN Honor roll . . . Tim liked the in- tramural basketball games . . . Had a perfect attendance record . . . Wants to become an account- ant . . . Will miss the dances at R.B. . . . Friends were Sariey, the Johns twins, and Collins . . . Tells freshmen to study from the first day of school to the last. friendliness at Bacon was Mr, Doerger . . remembers singing for Fr. An- ROBERT PIEPMEIER Bob especially liked Bacon be- cause of its good religious train- ing . . . Ambition in life is to become a tool and dye maker . . . Works part time at Krogeris . Bob's favorite subiect was Mechanical Drawing . . . Favorite teacher was Fr. Roch. tonine in smoking quarters. at Bacon. JOHN PULSKAMP Varsity football . . . Jack will always remember being on the championship football team . . . hopes to become a C.P.A. . . . liked Fr. Martin . . . owns a T bird . . . Special friends were PfeiEer, Geers, Hartmann, and Boehm . . . Found geometry easy but trigonometry difficult. PAUL RAMER JOSEPH REISINGER ANTHONY RAABE Physics club . . . Paul wants to Little Red's ambition Tony liked the school spirit and become an electrical engineer is to be a lawyer . . . dis- . . . Liked the teaching and dis- great football teams . . . favorite subiect cipline at Bacon Physics history, English, and Fr. Cormun was chemistry because of lab and Fr. Laurian were his favo- Outstanding achievement favorite teacher rites . . . Found history difficult was passing one of Fr. Donnul's . ambition . . .Works in a T.V. shop after tests . . . Could be seen with is to become a policeman . . . school . . . Will miss the warm Ertel, Geers, Buerger, Mullenger, atmosphere and his good friends and Thomas freshmen: Study. ROBERT RIES Bob will miss the free days of Bacon . Liked early lunch shift, General Business, and the 2:30 escape . . . Bob disliked writing classroom rules . . . Ambition is to make money . . . Worked at the Firestone Tire 81 Rubber Co. DON ROHLING Honor B, Varsity baseball . . . Don liked retreat at Rager Ba- con . . . Liked Fr. Corman because of his interest in the in- dividual . . . Drives 01 '51 Plym- outh named her . . . Will miss the everyday lite at R.B. . Says freshmen should give their best in everything. PAUL RIORDAN Honor B, Varsity B . . . Mr. Hogan was Paul's favorite teach- er and history his favorite sub- ject . . . Will always remember making the varsity football team . . Friends were Staab and Crowe . . . Advice to freshmen: Memorize your Handbook. KENNETH ROTHAN Ken disliked detention . . . he thought bookkeeping was easy Most ditticult subiect was English . . . Ken worked for his father after school . . . a '50 Chrysler convertible . Most cl rove outstanding achievement was passing . . . will miss the sleep periods at Bacon . . . Friends were Norton, Hobing, Bagford, and Tedesca. 57 ROBERT ROHLFS Honor 8, Merit Student . . . Speed liked Problems of De- . . went to school by intercom during his Sophomore mocracy . year . . .worked at I.G.A. . . . Will miss Fr. Valentine's Latin classes . friends Were Bill Rohlts, Sexton, and Sheridan. BARRY RUSH Varsity B, C.S.M1C., Football, Track . liked the free days . . . Slick disliked the discon- tinuing of Freshman Week . . . Activity was his favorite class period and Mr. McGee, his ta- vorite teacher . . . most mem- arable event was playing on the '61 G.C.L. Champion foot- ball team. WILLIAM ROHLFS Honor B and merit student . . . Bill liked the football games and dances at R.B. . . . Disliked not having the oppor- tunity to initiate freshmen . . . Ambition is to be a success . . . Favorite subiect was biology Remembers initiation and the '61 prom . . . Friends were the boys from Reading and Even- dale. WILLIAM RUWE RU enioyed the pep assemblies and dances English was his favorite subject because it was interesting . . . Bill works at St. James Cemetery . . . He considers his most memorable experience at Bacon to be his trip to Massillon. RICHARD RYAN Track . . . Liked dismissal . . . Also liked Fr. Antonine . . . FCI- vorite subiect was German; fa- vorite teacher, Fr. Malachy . Can be seen driving a 1960 Falcon . . . Will miss exploding stuff in lab . . . Friends were Schildmeyer, Wandstrat, Werle, Mitchell. MICHAEL SCHAEFER Band . . . Mike liked early lunch cull . . . hopes to be a success . . . found English difficult . liked the science courses at Bacon . . will remember the Washington tour . . . drove cl '60 Chev canvertible . . . friends were Hoenninger and Rush. WILLIAM SABERS Bill hails from St. Ignatius . . . Has a '55 Chev . . . Works in a grocery store after school . . . Liked early lunch and smoking quarters . . . Mr. Johnson was Book- keeping was his favorite subiect his favorite teacher . . . . Friends were Fey, Tedesco, Stoll, Mitchell, and Truutner. TIMOTHY SCHAEFER Bond . . . Liked the general atmosphere and smoking quar- ters . . . Disliked the smell of the biology lab . . . Thought Fr. Roch talked the students' lan- . Worked in a service guage . . station . . . Will miss the bull sessions . . . Friends were Rush, Schlanser, and Crowe. DAVE SARLEY Honor B . . . Dave wants to become a professional guitarist . Liked Fr. Antonine's sense of humor in class . . . Chemistry was most difficult subiect . Civics easiest Played on basketball team in freshman and sophomore years . . . Freshmen should stay away from girls as long as they can. THOMAS SCHELLER Tom hails from St. Patrick . . . liked Mr. Doerger and English . considers the Washington Tour his most memorable event . worked at Good Samaritan HOSpital . . . hopes to become :1 Forest Ranger . . . Tom could be seen with McKennq. 58 KARL SAUTER Honor B . . . Karl liked the proms and the football games . . . Enjoyed the periods in the Chemistry lab . . . liked Fr. Cor- Latin gave him the man . . . most trouble . . . Wants to be a chemist . . . will remember the trip to Le Sourdsville with Fr. Donnul. THOMAS SCHERZ C.S.M.C., Football . . . Tom liked playing football with Bu- con's GILL Champs . . . Tom's favorite teacher was Fr. Diego Biology was his favorite subiect Torn worked at Powell Valve Co. as a blueprint clerk after school . Special friends were Kitte, Konrad, and Norton. DENNIS SCHILDMEYER Drama Guild . . . Liked Journa- lism because it was interesting . . . Found Mr. Rieder enioyable . . . liked the companionship qt Bacon . . . Advice to freshmen is to take it easy on the teachers . . . Friends were Wandstrat, Kitte, Ryan, and Scherz. ROBERT SCHMIDT Four-year merit student, Varsity B, Football . . . Hawk liked sports and the other activities at Bacon . . . Disliked the discipline Favorite teacher was Mr. Callahan . . . liked the friendly atmosphere and the students Will games with Mussillon . . . Seen most with Fitzpatrick, Hobing, Butz, and Gallagher. remember the two J EROME SCHLANSER Greek will smoking quarters miss the senior and getting Up early in the morning liked economics and commercial law . . . Worked at good Scu- muritqn Hospital . . . big am- bition is to travel . . friends were the Schoeier twins and Morganroth. WILLIAM SCHRAND Foureyeur merit student . . football . . Would like to become . Lists Fr. Diego and two favorites . Bill liked Bacon's great team . a forester . . Algebra us his . . . Will miss the good lunches served at the cafeteria Works at Albers. 59 DAVID SCHLOTMAN Dave's favorite subiect was book- keeping . . . Mr. Doerger was favorite teacher because he is considerate of the students . . . Had the most trouble with Eng- lish . . . Disliked his grades most . . . considers graduation the most memorable event . . . plans to work for his father. RONALD SCHRANTZ Merit student . . . Ron liked the . . Dis- liked the loss of freshman week . . . Enioyed Mr. McGee and his '61 chance book drive Easiest student body as a whole . subiect was general physics; most difficult, geometry . Remembers the trip to Washington Friends were Miller, Freson, and Heal. JAMES SCHlUETER liked the friendliness . . Thought seniors deserved more privileges Scooter of the senior class . . . . Hopes to travel all over the United States . . . Thought Fr. Corman had a great personality and a fine way of teaching . . . Will miss the gab sessions. PETER SCHWARTZ Honor B . . . take engineering in college . . . liked physics and Fr. Diego . . . Pete hopes to Works as a drug store clerk . . . Very proud of his Honor B . Will miss all his good friends . . and pin . Special friends were Van Dulman and Witzeman . , . Freshmen: Age quod ogis. KENNETH SEIBEL Drama, Baconian . . . Butch thought oil the teachers were friendly . . . Ambition is to re- place Jimmy HoHa . . . Liked Fr. Antonine's corny iokes . . . Drives 0 green '54 Ford bomb . . . Will miss the daily fights between classes . . . Will always re- member the freshman week we didn't have . . . Friends ware Hunseder and Doerger. RONALD SEXTON Honor B, Varsity B, Student Union, Football, Baseball, four- yeur merit student . . . Ron's ambition in life is to make money greatest achievement was playing on the '61 football team . . . disliked quickie chemistry tests and cold class- T001115. JOSEPH SEFFERINO Honor B . . . Joe liked the friendly atmosphere between teachers and students . . . liked Mr. Johnson especially because of extra help received from him . Hopes toibecome a C.P.A. . . . will miss the assemblies at R. B. . . . Special friends were Hartman, Handorf, Behr, and Schlotman. GERALD SENG Jerry hopes to become an elec- tronics technician . . . liked Fr. Paschul's English class and phys- ics . . . Will always remember running laps around the building . . . Will miss seeing ail his friends at school . . . Van, Dul- man' and Mullenger were his good friends . . . Says freshmen should study hard and aim for college. JAMES SHERIDAN Honor B . . . Thought that Fr. Malochy was a nice teacher . . . His favorite subiect was English . . . Disliked the fact that Bacon is not coed . . . Will miss calculus . . . Hopes 1'0 attend Annapolis and make the Navy his career. RUDOLPH SILVER Rudy warns the freshmen to settle down and adiust themselves the first quarter because of its importance . . . Rudy's friends were Crowe, Sheridan, Stuqb, and Riordan . . . Liked the excel- lent guidance at Bacon and the good system of discipline. GERALD SOUTHERINGTON Jerry's favorite subject was art, through which he won national honors for himself and Bacon Thought general science was the easiest subiect . . . Liked the good spirit of his fel- low students . . . Disliked ge- ometry and English . . . Special friends were Eckhoft, Dornbusch, Hefiron, and McLaughlin. DENNIS STAAB Dennis liked the sports and the retreat most of all of Bacon . . . Favorite subiects were Span- ish and general chemistry . . . Favorite teachers were Bro. Chris, Mr. Doerger, and Fr. Antonina Outstanding achievement was staying out of iug Friends were Wilcox, Miller, La- Fleur, Druftel, and Schwartz. FRANK STAIGL Frank liked the senior smoking privilege, geometry, and Fr. An- tonine . . . Disliked iug and all tour years of English . . . Drove a straight eight '51 Pontiac . . . Will miss the football games . Admonishes the freshmen not to try to get away with any- thing . . . Friends were Zwissler and Raabe. LAWRENCE SMITH Larry liked the football games and the friendly teachers at Bacon . . . Ambition is to be- come a photographer . . . Liked physics and Fr. Malachy Enioyed the prom . . . Remem- bers the i6'l chancebook drive .. . Owns a 50 Packard . . . Did electrical work for his father Friends were Bruns and Gardner. THOMAS SPAITH Honor B, Junior C0uncil on World Affairs, four-yeur merit student . . . Seymour will never forget the friendly atmos- phere at Bacon . . . Disliked the merit system because he thought it ruins true school spirit . . Favorite subiect was English . . . liked Fr. Faran and his witty re- marks. ROBERT STAAB Honor B . . . Bob liked Fr. Martin because he always was trying to help someone American History was his easiest subiect . . . Trigonometry the most difficult . . . Most outstand- ing achievement was getting his honor B . . . Friends were Riordan and Crowe . . . Fresh- men should get the right attitude. JOSEPH STEIN Football, Track, Varsity B, Band, tour-year merit student . Ambition is to become a biologist . . . Liked Spanish, general business, and Fr. Corman . . . Disliked the discontinuation of freshman week . . . Will re- member being a member of one of Bacon's finest football teams . . . Friends were Sexton, Work- man, and Fein. ALLEN STOLL Al wanis fo become a fireman . . . Liked anyfhing that got him out of class . . . Mr. Johnson and Mr. Doerger were his favorite teachers . . . Economic Geog- raphy was his favorite subieci . will miss the football games . . . Could be seen with Werle, Karaus, and Tedesco. ROBERT STOTHFANG Physics club . . . Ambifion is to become a feacher . . . Liked 1he friendly atmosphere of Bacon . . Also liked Physics anal Fr. Laurian . . . Will miss working in the library . . . Friends were Ramer and Judge. GERALD SUNDERHAUS Nox's ambition is fo own his own business . . . liked R.B. in general . . . found Algebra dif- ficult . - - worked at Thriftway's . . Drove a bad '55 Chev. . . . will miss the class of '62 . . . friends were Binder, Wandsfrai, Teed, and Brehm. ROBERT SUTTHOFF Sufi liked the 2:30 bell and lunch period of Bacon found English both easy and in- teresting . . . Ambifion is To be a millionaire . . . drove a 149 Plymouth . . . Outstanding achievement was passing. ROBERT SUNDERMAN Honor B, Band, Baconian . . Bob hopes to become a pharma- cist . . . Thought the student council should have been more active . . . Liked Fr. Carmen and World History . . . Though! 1he Prom was u lot of fun . . . Outstanding achievemeni was making merii student in his senior year. ALLEN TABE Four-yeur merii student Allen is proud of having gone 10 Bacon . . . Ambifion is 10 be successful in whatever he does . . . Fr. Kieran was his fo- voriIe teacher . . . Drives 0 dark blue '53 Chevy . . . Will miss ihe good times . . . Schleuter, DeAngelis, Apke, and Vander- haar were good friends. JAMES TEED Football, Baseball . . . Jim liked sports at R. B. . . . enioyed Prob. lems of Democracy and Mr. Con- nor . . . will remember winning the G.C.I.. in football worked at Zayre's . . .oufsfund- being ing uchievemeni was voted Ironmun for the '61 fooibcll season. THOMAS TILLMAN Tom liked the hot lunches . . . Considers Mr. Doerger his fa- vorife teacher . . . Had trouble with Physics . . . Liked religion with Fr. Farre . . . Stock clerk at Albers . Henkenberns, . . Friends were Hal- Ioran, and Hart- man. JOHN TIMMERMAN Four-yeur merit student . . John wants fo become a CPA. . . Disappointed wifh flue dis- continuation of freshman week . Favorife 1eachers were Fr. Diego and Mr. Kneip . . . Will the friendly uffifude of . . Advises fresh- men to study now; don't wait miss all of Bacon . until you're a senior. 63 J 9v W. W m k. h. DENNIS TEDESCO Hop disliked grades, and shoveling . . . Liked exams, his early lunch and freeduys . . . ambition is 10 work for his fafher . Favorife teachers were Mr. and Fr. Roch Could be seen wifh Kneer, Trauf- ner, Urk, and KiHe. Johnson DAVID THOMAS Sleeper would like to be an accountant and travel . . . He can be seen driving a '56 Mer- cury four-door hardtop Friends were Schlueter, Reisinger, Moormann, Sarley, Crofzer, and DeAngelis His most out- standing achievement was making the Honor Roll the First quarter in his senior year. hh; 53 PAUL TOPMILLER Toppy enioyed being a senior at liked Physics be- will miss Bacon cause it came easy . . . sitting out in the parking lot smoking that last cigareife be- . . advice To fresh- Don'f fool fore class . men is, around. GERALD TRAUTNER Jerry liked the food of Bacon . . . disliked English and shovel- ing coal . Mr. Johnson was his favorife teacher . . . Econom- ics his besf subject . . . Special friends were Tedesco, Kopriwa, Kneer, and Karaus. DAVID URK D.C. +houghf The senior class was iusi great . . . Iiked early lunch calls . . . Mr. Doerger was his favorife 1eacher . . . English capiured best subied award . . . worked at Kroger's after and he hopes to be- come a millionaire . . . Friends were Traufner and Kneer. school . . . 64 ROBERT TRIBBE Honor B Bob liked fhe school spirit at R.B. . . . Liked math and Fr. Peter . . . Favoriie teacher was Fr. Cormun . . His most difficulf Latin . Will ness of ihe senior Mos? was making the honor roll every subieci was miss The close- ciass . . . outstanding achievement quarier. PAUL VALERIUS Merit student . . . Paul liked all the teachers of Bacon, especially Mr. Callahan . Will always remember having Mr. Kneip six times in four years . . . Works after school :11 Good Sumarifon Hospiiui . . . Has this advice for freshmen, Develop good study habits. MICHAEL TSCHEINER Mike liked the closeness between teachers and fhe students . disiiked sanding desks, and iug . . . his favorite class was Chem- istry . . . Mr. Doerger was his favorite feacher because he knew how lo teach . . . His most memorable event was Freshman week and being in Kangaroo court. GEORGE VAN DULMAN George liked Fr. Antonine . . . Considered P.O.D. his subiect, English his hardesl . . . Liked being a merit sfudeni . . . easiest hopes To become an engineer . . . special friends were Schwu 112 and Henke. DANIEL VEITE Mr. Johnson was his favorite teacher . best subject was bookkeeping . . . liked the foot- ball teams and dances . . . will remember Fr. Roch hopes to become an accountant . . . couid be seen with Smith and Wieczorkowski. PAUL WELZ Paul liked the smoking quarters . . . His easiest subiect was eccxu nomic geography . . . Found geometry difficult . . . Fr. Furan and Mr. vorite teachers . . . Owns a '54 Ford . . . Friends were Hecken- mueller and Harvey . . . His advice to the freshmen is to study hard. Johnson were his fa- GENE VONDERHAAR Four-year merit student . . . Gene was fond of early lunch calls, chemistry, and Mr. Johnson . . . Will miss the experiments in the lab . . . Outstanding achieve- ment was passing American his- tory . . Special friends were Richard Vonderhaar, Kutcher, Niehaus, and Henkel. JOHN WERLE John wants to be a detective . . . Best things about Bacon were free days and football games . . . Disliked late lunch call and exams . . . Favorite subiect was Chemistry . Favorite teacher was Fr. Laurian . . . Will al- ways remember his senior year. 65 RICHARD VONDERHAAR Richard's greatest at Bacon was attaining a 9096 average in Physics . . . Richard liked the Formal and the Junior and Sen- achievement especially Farmers' ior Rooms while at Bacon . . . His favorite Malachy . . . Advice to freshmen, teacher was Fr. stay on the good side of Fr. Antonina. MICHAEL WERNER C.S.M.C., Junior Achievement, Art Honor Society . . . Mick's ambition in life is to be a suc- cess . . . Favorite subject was art liked Fr. Kieran and Fr. Cronun . . . Could be seen work- ing at Thriftway . Friends were Zuus uncl Heckenmueller. ROBERT WANDSTRAT Varsity B, Track . . . Bob liked the variety of extracurricular u:- Disliked group punishments and the dis- tivities at Bacon . . continuation of freshman week . . . Ambition world . . . Mr. Kennedy was his Friend: were Westerbeck, Sunderhaus, Grande, and Sexton. is to rule the favorite teacher . . DANIEL WESTERBECK School President, 3, Varsity B, conceptuin of '61 G.C.L. football champs . . . Dan liked History, English, and Fr. Faran . . . Disliked the traffic iam in the parking lot . . . Honor Hopes to become an MD. . . . Will miss the great school' spirit at Bacon. PAUL WETHINGTON Father Laurian and Physics was his favorite combination . . . Most memorable event was see- ing the Spartans win the GCL in '61 . . . Advises freshmen to study hard. JOSEPH WILLIAMS Joe thought that Bacon was the finest school in Ohio . . . Will enter the field of electronics . . . Found Algebra II challenging . . . Favorite teacher was Fr. Martin . . . Most outstanding achievement was staying out of iug for his final three years. JEROME WIECZORKOWSKI 'IWiz hails from St Boniface . . . Remembers Kangaroo Court . . . Mr. Johnson was his favorite teacher . . . Economics Favorite subiect was . friends were Ernst, Mullenger, and Hartman. DALE WITZEMAN Dalets favorite teacher was Fr. Roch and his Religion class . . . Can be seen in the presence of Van Duimun, Montgomery, and Wethington . . . Has this advice for freshmen, study hard and stay on the good side of Father Antanine. 66 THOMAS WILCOX Tom liked the atmosphere of RB. . . . His ambition is to be a success . . . His most outstanding achievements were not being iugged, perfect attendance, and not being tardy . . . His advice to freshmen, Study, work hard in everything you do, and do your best in everything. ! ' it y'ripai' H W NORBERT WOLKE Norb liked the school spirit . . . Enjoyed Fr. Antonine and chemis- try Disliked latin . . . Worked in a grocery after school . . . Friends were Werle, Advises freshmen to pay attention in Teed, and Ryan . . . class. BARRY WILLIAMS Band . . . Barry hopes to become a dentist . . . liked Physics and Fr. Malachy . . . Enioyed play- ing in band during football games . . . Outstanding achieve- ment was making the honor roll . . Advises freshmen to keep up the Spartan spirit. DENNIS WOLTER Band . . . Walt liked the educa- liked the science courses particularly . . . ambition is to become a suc- . enjoyed Mr. Calahan . worked at a hobby shop . . . friends were Zwissler and Grimm. tion obtained at Bacon; C655 . . PAUL WOLTERMAN Poul liked the challenge of al- gebru . . . Favorite teacher was Fr. Malachy . . . Worked for a distributor after school . . . Will miss the smoking quarters and his buddy, Jim Boehm . . . Ad- vises freshmen to study now, as they will be glad they did later on. DAVID ZAUS Baconian feature editor, Junior Achievement, Art Honor Society . Dave liked the spirit and friendship of the art, H.R. 20, Fr. Brother Chris . . . Disliked excess homework 53 Plymouth hardtop. Fra nciscu ns, Kie ran, and Drove a KENNETH WORKMAN Student Council, Varsity B . . . Can be seen driving a green '56 Ford in the company of Sexton . Advice to fresh- men: You're lucky t0 be here and Pain . . . Four-year merit student . . . A tough tackle on the G.C.l.. football champs. MICHAEL ZWISSLER Mick comes to Bacon from St. James parish in White Oak . . . Ambition in life is to be a police- man . . . Liked smoking quarters and the strict discipline at Bacon . Liked geometry . . . His favorite teacher was Fr. Antonine . . Mick's friends were the Schaefers, Ruabe, Falcone. Bar. tels, Staigl, and Teed. 67 LOUIS WOYCKE lou's ambition is to become a math genius Iike Fr. Peter . . . liked Fr. Antonine's iokes . . . liked the school spirit and friendliness at Bacon . . . Found World History dimcult . . . three- time division winner in the Spell- ing Bee . . . Perfect attendance reco rd . ROGER ZANITSCH An Honor B student . . . liked the football team and the disci- . . Got 30 sets of class- room rules from Father Cormcm pline . and had to write the dark print in the Geometry book for Father Roch all In the same day. m IS OW Louis Woycke Tries to hold h the Spelling Contest. PHYSICS CLUB 5 Formal , Farmer .uun34.:..:.u::n.:.I; . :13...:...::..:u..:u::.. h:;:::.::u.a...:.n...:x.:. Pws.:nn..m.:st:..a.q-.:.3...an w..p-..:.::..: .I::-::.::. :..:::2..::. 69 72 73 JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM 74 75 6l-62 TO WASHINGTON, D C. - SENIORS l9 78 WASHINGTON, D.C. . . . Sixfy-nine deposits have been made to assure reservations for the Washington Tour. One of the highlights of the trip will be a Tour of the F.B.l. Head- quarters on Friday, May 18. The Baconian March 15, 1962. w u w h COMMUNION BREAKFAST Mun ....., . , .. - :w'::...i',3:s:;;w:. 80 : wpgagmm 1,. N w T A u D A R G D N A 82 Underclassmen 50 dies Caesar wiih a loud thump. JUNIOR SPARTAN PLAYERS Under the direction of Mr. McGee. 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Hughes Falls to Bacon 30-0 Last Friday the Spartans rolled to a 30-0 win over The Big Red from Hughes. The Spartans comple1e1y dominated the play Through the entire game. Bacon gained 243 years, rushing and passing combined, and 13 First downs to capture their fourth straight win. pa. Hobing comes around and Sexton looks for frouble. Teed is downed offer a punt return. Sexton comes through and scores. Coach Callahan briefs The Spartans. Westerbeck tangles with 1I1e Tigers. Sexfon goes right and sees an opening. Massillon runs info diificulfy. Massillon - 8 Roger Bacon - 0 A well taken loss. 117 Why did the Bombers fizzle? A tough defense is the reason. Bacon Bombs Bombers 28-6 118 The Roger Bacon Spartans, the number four foot- ball team in the state according to United Press International, won their first game in the G.C.L. by defeating the St. Xavier Bombers 28-6. The game was played at Xavier University before 11,000 fans. It was a great day for the defense as well as the offense. The Spartan defense held St. Xavier to only 38 rushing yards, and it didn't per- mit a First down in the first quarter. Spartans Tame . Panthers I8-6n'i'h Affer Elder scored czgczinsiL them in it? the hrs? half of the game, The Spar- J tons rebounded with three touch- downs to win The game. 10-20-30-40-51 To 0 119 Photo by Fred Kemen Spartans Blank Cavaliers 8-0 For the fourth straight year, the Roger Bacon Spartans were able to score but one touch' down against the Purcell Cav- aliers, but made it stand up for their third victory in this spun us they downed the Cavaliers 8-0. Wayne Gallagher capped an 80-yard drive in the third period with a fourth down, 1-yard plunge over left guard that supplied the margin of victory, along with Tom Hobing's extra points. The win gave the Spartans their 10th G.C.L. crown, six of which have been undisputed. Elder tQ-tii, Purcell 0-3, and Xavier t0-3i trailed Roger Bacon in the standings. 120 121 FOOTBALL RESERVE RECORD Roger Bacon Opponents 6 ................ WITHROW .............. 6 8 ................ LASALLE ............. . . . 8 14................McNICHOLAS ............ 6 0 ................ ELDER . . . ................ 0 20 ................ ST. XAVIER ......... . . . . . 8 8 ...... . ......... MOELLER ................ 14 0 ................ PURCELL ............... . 0 FOOTBALL FRESHMAN RECORD Roger Bacon Opponents 18 .. ........ PURCELL .............. O 6..........LASALLE...........,.... 6 8 .......... MchCHOLAS ........... 20 24 .......... ST. XAVIER ............. 6 22 ..... . . . . . MOELLER ............... 14 6..........ELDER ................. 8 122 Ken Kimmons goes fhut-G-way. Fr. 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XAVIER ................ 63 48 .................... ELDER ..................... 72 55 .................... READING ................... 63 49 .................... PURCELL .................... 55 52 .................... COVINGTON CATHOLIC ...... 55 49 .................... MchCHOLAS .............. 79 63 .................... FAIRVIEW, DAYTON .......... 54 58 .................... ST. XAVIER .................. 48 5O .................... COVINGTON CATHOLIC ...... 60 56 .................... ELDER ...................... 63 76 .................... GOSHEN .................... 38 50 .................... MCNICHOLAS ................ 61 6Newport Invitational Tournament 126 128 2.3433315, 25 1; V Bacon Topples Hughes, 64-49 Roger Bacon 64, Hughes 49 The Spartans' first win came when the team defeated Hughes 64-49 at Bacon. The Spor- fans made every stop a winning one, leading 16-8 of quarter, 32-23 at half, and 52437 of the end of the third period. Don Ernst scored 15 points to lead a balanced attack which found two Spartans in double figures, three with nine, and one with eight. Coach Connor explains some of the finer poinis of the game. Mothers' Night 130 131 Spartans Finish Season Strong The basketball season began with the ob- iectives of winning the GCL and the New- port Catholic Tournament. In spite of the fact that their efforts tailed, there were still a few bright spots even in a 4-14 season. These were the promising individual performances which indicate that next season's team may achieve the success which eluded this year's team. Also the strong showing in the final games proved the real strength of our basketball team. .550 .h Jon 4 6.288 35.3 .z .23 .h gig: d 262 .an :25 .u 6mg 5:22 .m 693 :30: .h 695 riom .Q .n:mmc1mo .2 $501 40cm PEEW .v. cwcwhumu .-. 9.052 .n- iuov. .n. 6UEE:03 ,2 HBOM g: jdihmxmzxm ?:meS 132 RESERVE BASKETBALL WV 3: en 3 3: .3 iv 3 The Record Reserves Roger Bacon Opponents 32 .................... Central .................... 37 38 .................... Purcell . . . . . ................. 29 34 .......... . ......... Moeller .......... . .......... 45 39 ................... . LoSalle ................. . . . 47 40 .................... Hughes ..................... 24 31 ..... . . ............. McNicholos . . 3 ............. 51 42 .................... St. Xavier ................... 40 4O .................... Hamilton Catholic ............ 25 45 .................... Elder ....................... 35 48 .................... Reading .................... 33 46 .. .................. Purcell ..................... 29 29 ............. . ...... LcSolle ..................... 59 45 .................... Covingfon Catholic .......... 25 43 .................... McNicholos .................. 42 44 . . .................. Fairview, Dayton .............. 40 35 .................... Moeller .................... 42 53 . ................... St. Xavier .................. 44 41 .................... Covington Catholic ............ 28 65 .................... Elder ...................... 36 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL I- h . H . 4mm? . 2.0 mm The Record Roger Bacon Opponents 26 .................... Covington Catholic ........... 37 27 .................... Moeller ..................... 29 22 .................... Purcell ..................... 31 30 ...... . ....... . ..... OokHiHs........ ........... 23 42 . . ...... . ........... Newport Catholic ............ 20 27 .................... McNicholas ................. 38 36 .................... Elder ...................... 38 19 .................... St. Xavier .................. 26 30 .................... LaSalle ............ 27 33 . . . . . .. ............. Moeller ..................... 26 34 .................... Purcell ...................... 23 21 .................... Covington Catholic ............ 33 25.... ..... . ..... LcSolle... ................. 30 35 .......... . . . . . . . . . . McNicholas .................. 34 135 .EEnO .3 .mzoEEE .v. c0332 .2 Asuuouv :23; .i ?Om 43m Eotmccou .5. .mcoEme .U $300 .0 .23.. .2 30m wcm $040.. .4 $33.56 .D 5.55 .0 $353595; 49.03395 .v. .u. 220w. g2 ...thmv.m4xm mxzmmmmm 136 4th ROW M Frederick, R Koelln, J Beck, T Osiermann, R Nlemeler, P Naelv sen; 5th ROW: R. Hericks, G. Stuley, N. Munufo, T. Rohling, T. Cummings, W. Bolduc, E. Leonhardt. K. :0: 2- :1: an IE '15 l3to kL km .. L. me an m; 0-5 IO .0 I-U 53 8.: 5 '0 :0 N. 2.1: g m 2? v0 09: C4 :K'O 01. mm g; .2 TX 01. 5a V; L... ma: :5... .0 cuo So x0 5. 950 E-S 0: mo -l 7,3 . --0 FRESHMAN Warren Koacm; Schmidt R. Morath, Fr. Shaul, G. Schoenmer, R. Merkle, W. BASKETBALL G. C. L. VARSITY TRACK AND FIELD MEET RESULTS - MAY 6, 1962 SHOT PUT 1Kreimer '38, Purcell - 48'10 1 1 - Jerry Hyland, Xavier ................ .. 46'2 2 - Neal Gardner, Xavier .................. 45'6 3 - Joe Menkhaus, Elder .................. 44'3 4,5-NickHahn,E1der ..... 44' Bob Schmidt, Bacon ................... 44' BR, JUMP 1Hardy '46, Purcell - 2O'7V2 1 1 - Mike McGuire, Xavier ................ 18' 8 2 - Ty Anthony, Bacon 18'4V2 3 - Mike Turner, Purcell ................. 17'10Vz Larry Pucke, Purcell ................ 17'1OV2 5 - Jerry Schatzmon, Bacon ... . . . . . . . . . ,. 17'214 POLE VAULT 'Haverlond '48, Bacon ... 11'2 1 1 - Wayne Gallagher, Bacon .............. 11'1 2 - Dick Ryan, Bacon ..................... 9' 3 -- Mussman, Purcell ....................... 8'6 Meiners, Purcell ....................... 8'6 5 - Ray Gallagher, Xavier ................. 8' 100 YD. Show '42, Bacon, :10.01 1 - Dave Kinley, Purcell ............ . ....... :10.3 2 - lorry Fuersick, Bacon .................. :10.4 3 - Jim Heider, Purcell .................... :10.5 4 - Jon Hopkins, Bacon .................... :10.8 5 - Mike Moguire, Xavier .................. :11.7 DISCUS 1Schehr '56, Bacon .. 144'3 1 1 - Truss, Purcell . . , .. ................... 118' 2 - King, Elder .......................... 1156 3 - Joe Menkhuus, Elder .................. 114'4 4 - Easfloke, Xavier ...................... 110'4 5 - Ron Stillman, Bacon ............ . . . . . . 104'6 HI. JUMP 'B'Urgess '59, Bacon - 6'2V2 1 1 - Don Ernsf, Bacon ...................... 5'11 2 - Joe Wermes, Purcell .................... 5'8 Charles Geraci, Xavier ................ 5'8 4 - Bob Plum, Bacon ...................... 5'4 5 - Dick Kolkoski, Xavier .................... 5'2 120 HH 1Don Ernst, Bacon '62 - 15.11 1 - Don Ernst, Bacon ...................... :15.1 2 - Dick Nelson, Bacon .................... :15.7 3 - Mike Turner, Purcell .................... :16.1 4 - Don Crawford, Purcell .................. :16.3 5 NEW MEET RECORD MILE 'Siuarf '56, Purcell - 4:33.51 1 - Bill Wagner, Elder .................... 4:43.8- 2 - Bill Gallagher, Xavier ................ 4:523 3 - Bill Brannen, Bacon .................... 4:563 4 - Ron Hooks, Purcell .................... 4:573 5 - Tom Tapke, Elder ..................... 5.04.6 880 RELAY 1Purce11 '35 - 1:35.51 1 - Purcell NEW RECORD1 ................ 1:34.9 2 - Roger Bacon ........................ 1:35.0 3 - Xavier .............................. 1:37 4 - NO OTHER TEAMS ENTERED DISTANCE MEDLEY 1NEW EVENU 1 - Xavier 1R. Gallagher1 ................ 11:53.2 1Kowatsch, Gablemon, W. Gollagher1 2 - Elder .............................. 11:58 3 - Purcell ............................ 12:06.5 4 - Bacon ............................. 12:17.1 220 YDS. 1Gruber '46, Xavier - :22.51 1 - Dave Kinley, Purcell .................... :22.8 2-BarryRush,Bacon......................:23. 3 - Jon Hopkins, Bacon .................... :23.8 Mike McGuire, Xavier .................. :23.8 5 - Albers, Xavier ......................... :24.7 MILE RELAY 1Purcell '35 - 3:39.61 1 - Purcell ............................. 3:405 2 - Roger Bacon ......................... 3:41.6 31- Xavier .............................. 358.5 4 - Elder .............................. 4:062 440 YD. 1Tolliver '58, Bacon - :52.11 1 - Jim Fanning, Purcell .................. :52.9 2 - Jerry Schafzmcm, Bacon ................ :55.5 3 - John Kasselmon, Bacon ................ :56. 4 4 Dave Gropheur, Xavier ................. :57.5 5 - Pete Schulz, Elder ...................... :58.1 180 LH. 1Hcluck, Bacon '54 - :20.51 1 - Jim Heider, Purcell .................... :21.4 2 - Don Ernst, Bacon ...................... :21.5 3 - Dave Westerbeck, Bacon ................ :21.5 4 - Don Crawford, Purcell .................. :22.2 5 - Charles Geraci, Xavier ................. :23.1 880 YDS. 15mm, Purcell '54 - 2:041 1 - Pucky, Purcell ........................ 2:057 2 - Bob Fulcone, Bacon ................... 2:058 3 -- Tom Dietzel, Bacon .................... 2:087 4 - Wm. Gallagher, Xavier ................ 2:09.5 5 - Ron Hooks, Purcell ................... 2:11 POINT TOTALS 1 - ROGER BACON ......................... 80 2 - PURCELL .............................. 76V: 3 4 XAVIER ................................ 47 4 - ELDER ............................... 23172 5 - McNICHOLAS .......................... O Pole vaulting in reverse. A bit more difficult this way. Barry Rush tries the Shot Put. Ughl I40 Captain Ernst Sets New G.C.L. Record of l5.l in High Hurdles In spite of the fact that Roger Bacon had won the G.C.L. track champion- ship every year since 1955, this year's meet was in doubt until the final points were scored. Only by a narrow margin of 3V2 points did Roger Bacon edge crchrivul Purcell. Bacon made it seven years in a row by scoring 80 points to 76V2 for Purcell to 47 for St. Xavier, to 23V2 for Elder. McNicholas failed to score a point. Even though the point spread was narrow, the victory was significant because of Purcell's great strength. 141 Fr. Alan directs the GCl. Freshman Truck Meef. Of course Bacon won. Where the relay Is won and lost. How They Do It Ty Anthony fries if. Schafzman comes dose. And Kasselmcm . . . gym em: .232 .n .32, 4 .235: d 52.02 .a $5.30 .3 5:28 .26 . .3. 7.3.5 .H .532 a .333 .o .53 .u :23; ,4 5832, .m .355 .m .wa-uu .q gOm :5 EomcsoH .q cmmwwm .2 .5302 .m cocm$4b .n. $m:um .UU .m 55$. .m 220m 48m 139.233 .9 .cuEduzum .0 EUEEmmuV. ... Scafhix .... .n ...mE:3x .w cmzwai .m :mtmvcmmcnj .u. EOM Em. Emawa .2 83953305 .m 5.3. .2 .cotmccou .5 .cmccahm .3 it: .a. jacx :- ngOm .ucm $ch .D Ea?- ..tn:m-I-?- .2253 a .2283 a $335.03 A .5222 .o .3393 . .m i322; 4 .anmcwm .2 .N. .2330: a .5593 4 .283 .m .5555 .m .53. .o acme: :36 .39 E x14 v.13: s 144- The Relay Team: J. Voss, J. Kasselmun, G. Schafzmun, L. Efkeman. Anthony high jumps. Plum tries. .sm And Schufzman is 0E. Gives to Kasselman. Somehow Efkemun and Voss get in the act. 146 Coach Hogan is surprised at the time. Efkemun relaxes. And V055 is at it again. 147 3.2an .2 9.9.35 .h 5523. .h .3232 .2 .3E :3; .2 55f d .gom in 55:; .m .333 .3 ...5w .m salon. .D .5on .m c.3513 . .5 .mmEEEau .h .hngmmZ .w. 302 fv .630 .m... $54.... -2151 .0 6...wa .2 6:23. .2 6:230 .3 anascowg .m .3055.wa .u .xuoumuno ... JEBOJEEm F 30m Pm 3.2.0000 .O coEzsz .h .1..ot:I .n .mkwhucd .m :Eecgum. .3 $953916 .0 63.62 .m .m5ucow .h. ?Om ham isms .5 .toucmtmg 4 :6me .260 .3 .wxmmEun. .D :5th .n. .mwiaah .3 :0me .m .Tmiv :oEwwch 4 U?,Om .2. umOmI 148 mmmwna Sanzere twirls the discus. Schmidt throws i'r. Daumeyer goes up . . . And HuFFord comes down. Photo by Al Sagel 149 Merkle is a bit winded offer the hurdles. Niemeyer, Munafo, Schoeftmer, Bolduc: Our Frosh record-breakers. FoleyzAn almost record-breaker. 220 yd. 120 hurdles 180 hurdles High Jump . . . . . . Bill Bolduc FRESHMAN RECORDS .. ............ . ..... 23.Ssec. .....Nick Munafo .................... .....G.Schoetfmer............... .....RayMeyer .. 2:20.6 min. 5:27.2 min. Bob Merkle ...................... 16.8 sec. Dove Andriacco .......... . . . . . 23.6 sec. .....Tom Rohling .5ft.6inches . . . . . .N. M'unafo, T. Cummings, R. Kuelin, R. Salt .. ........ 13:59.1 minutes THE RECORD Roger Bacon Opponenis 4 .................... Reading ...................... 0 2 .................... St. Xavier .................... 4 1 .................... Elder ........... . ............ 1 6 .................... Wyoming .................... 5 0 .................... Reading ...................... 1 1 ....... . ............ McNicholas ................... 1 7. ............ ..St.Xovier .................... 3 8 .................... Elder ........................ 2 1 .................... North College Hill ........... .. 2 3 .................... ,Deer Park .................... 1 2 ..... . .............. 1Western Hills . ................ 4 1 .................... Purcell ....................... 2 a'cDisiricf Tournament BASEBALL --:-;-- -a-nv--..r..-.., ,, 4--ar---a- w.,-,,+---';d.. ---e 1... , --- -- -- y .....x,-..-,. . .. w-.--.,-..;w.---...7-..r.--A- --- k- -r- ---,. A. ,+;--;---A4- -.. - ... 4A-...H,-,u...--..wp -p. --q.-- .4 . ..-... -A..u ' ,, Il'AIs'n'.t-v-NA'JKVFf-nvavmzmz- RB . -IR: TODAY WE GO IN REVERSE Spartan Baseballers Wind-up Season with 5-6-2- Record The Spartan baseballers have played almost .500 ball this season. The Bac0n nine has won five, lost six and tied two. Included in this record are the two tourna- ment games, which Bacon also split, taking Deer Park 3-1, and losing to Western Hills 4-2. The Spartans dropped from the running for the G.C.L. Championship by losing to Purcell 2--T. VARSITY . , . . BASEBALL . 151'. ROW: R. Silver, P. Minor, R. Smith, J. Meyer MgrL R. Hcmlon; 2nd ROW: R. Sexton, G. Penne- kamp, J. Nichols, G. Berding, J. louder,- J. Norton; 3rd ROW: R. Hollsfegge, R. Brockman, D. Rohling, W. Steinriede, R. Woltermun, M. Holt, Coach Callahan. X CO-CHAMPIONS - GCL GOLF The Spartan foursome tied St. Xavier for the GCL championship. They are: Tom Jones, Jim Collins, Jerry Renners, Tim Johns. Activities BACON OPENS DOORS TO I I 16 On September 5, 1,116 smiling faces walked through the halls of Roger Bacon. They included: 343 frightened freshmen, 196 seasoned sophomores, 312 iaunty juniors, 265 serious seniors. This year Bacon rcmks third in enrollment with Elder leading the list with a total of 1,350,- St. Xavier, 1,205,- Roger Bacon, 1,116 and Purcell, 1,082. Renovations have been made in Roger Boconls Vocational department. Two Of lost year6s students, Daniel Smith and Joseph Huhn, have joined the Franciscan Order. hthhis year's counselors hope to interest many young men in the religious life. 160 The 1961-62 Sophomores already see That This year will be full of surprises. 161 3, mmw-wn Fr. Gabriel Buescher, O.F.M. preaches the sermon for the opening of school. AND NOW TO WORK 164- THE STAFF A new type of dance, Rock and R0 . $1635?me m . 4 lm- w u PHYSICAL EDUCATION Now for a ien minute break. They call this baskeibq . Room 38 atfempfs to develop c: bit of physical prowess. WWW$stNAm N .w Fr. Jeremy looks over the lack of activhy. As we have said before, Why hurry? 167 The annual Reireaf. Fr. Farrell counsels one of 1he Spar- fans. A new feacher, the Tape recorder in the Latin Class. 169 CAUGHT UNAWARES! .-3 ..; . 170 ART CLASS BOOSTERS Carl Frederick, Paul Konrad, Mrs. Marie Westerbeck, Ralph DeAngelis. Dolores Schrcmd, Bernie Niehaus. Mildred Bockelmqn, Kay 151. ROW; Marian Ackridge, Mary Pfeiffer, Colette Giebel, Brunner, Albina Werle, June Kothman. Jean Klus, Dolores Rudy WresL Beiiy 510 , Lillie Mae Nie- meier; 2nd ROW: Catherine Kemper, Loretta Siefert, . .....,i V... ..: Wm-DH.-- nuwxum. u,...,. .4 u www.gn, 4ka .4 :- ' 'mhiiaamyau DFT 15f ROW: J. McKenna, Fr. Ermin, F. Duritach WresL A. Kopriwa, R. Feldmon; 2nd ROW.- R. Haupi, S. Kemper, T. Schrand, J. Collins, R. Oberf. CAMERA ls? ROW: F. Kemen, B. Weiss, A.Sage1, L Niemeier; 2nd ROW: E. Pfetzing; R. Hudepohl, T. Meyer; CLU B 3rd ROW: P. Nielclnder, J. Hufford, G. l'rtig. DRAMA The championship team: George Meiners, Robert Timmel, David Foley, Edward Fuhrmeier. GCL CHESS CHAMPIONS Marching Band of Roger Bacon $53me ?.wa 503932 33:5. .23: 3:55. 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Sample copy sent upon request a 1615 Republic 31., Cincinnati 10, Ohio 0 Published by the FRANCISCAN FATHERS Congratulations from THE PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION to the Graduates of 1962 of Roger Bacon High School Exterior Pointing Paper Hanging SCHRAND DECORATORS Interior and Exterior Decorating Ph. 761-6231 7423 View Place Ted Schrand Cincinnati 24 Ohio Robert L. Runtz, Inc. 3100 Coleroin Avenue Ph. 681-4050 U.S. CHOICE BEEF Qualify Boneless Beef 81 Veal WILL PFEIFFER SONS PAINTERS 4338 Vine Street St. Bernard 17 Ohio 861 -8497 281 -7043 THE IMWALLE MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME 4811 Vine Street St. Bernard 281 -7414 Compliments of CLIFPS PARKVIEW MARKET 150 Deimar Ph. 281-6443 PULSKAMP AUTO SERVICE Auto Repairing and Painting 4436 Vine St. St. Bernard, Ohio Ph. 281-7082 St. Bernard Gulf Station Corner of Bank 8: Vine St. Ph. 281-9057 6 am-10 pm Weekdays 8 am28 pm Sundays Paul Leemgrulber, Prop. ARNOLD1S GRILL 210 Eas'r 8th St. Cincinnati, Ohio ANTHONYS MEN SHOP Mt. 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Cincinnati 39, Ohio Ph. 931-8500 Mel B. Kesterson 31 Myrlin's Decorating Shop Points and Wallpaper 1929 Galbraith Rd. Free estimates on Interior and Exterior Pointing Ph. 521-3837 PETE'S NEWS SHOP Magazines - Tobacco 309 Ludlow Avenue 281-9352 Lou Mozesl Prop. Priscilla Bakery 4818 Vine Street St. Bernard 17, Ohio Ph. 281-1595 Compliments of BUDDY ROGER1S MUSIC CENTER, INC. 1923 W1 Galbraith 931-6780 Cincinnati 39, Ohio 7113 Miami 561-6122 Madeira 43, Ohio SNAP-ON TOOLS CORPORATION The Choice of Better Machines 4205 Vine Streef Cincinnati 17, Ohio Ph. 961-3188 Compliments of FRESHMAN ROOM 30 The Education Factory We're bound To rise! Schababerlefs - PAINT - FEED - SEED - 7045 Vine Street Cincinnati 16, Ohio Jim Brickweg 1'45 Propriefor Choice Meets and Poultry JOE SIMONE MEATS 4911 Vine Street Ph. 861-8811 JOHN STEHLIN 8 SONS CO. Home Dressed Meats Hickory Smoked Bacon 8 Hams 10134 Colerain Ph. 521-6164 Bevis - Ohio STENGER MONUMENT CO. Monuments - Grove Markers - Statuary Bronze Tablets 8 Vases 509 E. Ross Ave. ST. Bernard 17, Ohio Open every day including Sundays. Ph. 281-2220 Groceries and Meet WILLIS MARKET 4532 Kirby Avenue Cincinnati 23 Ohio Ph. 541-9682 WYOMING FOOD MARKET 1212 Springfreld Pike Open 9:00-9:00 7 Days Ph. 761-1882 Walter St. Clair Son Roofing and Sheet Metal Work Philip Corey Products Harry St. Clair, prop. 281-3265 4717 Vine St. Cincinnati 17, Ohio Open Tuesdays Open Saturdays 6:00 pm-8:30 pm 1:00 pm-4:30 pm Other times by Appointment The Town Hall Savings and Loan Assomatlon 4712 Vine Sf., St. Bernard, Ohio Since 1909 Loans on Real Estate Home Improvement Loans All Savings Guaranteed in full Personnel George H. Meyer, Pres. H. B. Tonnies, Vice Pres. Treas. Bart C. Bombeck, Sec. Edwin T. Heilker, Attorney P. J. Brueggemon, Director C. J. Schwegmcn, Director John J. Hickey, Director Ph. 861-7810 gum! What 0 refreshing new feeling! DFT SALUTES GRADUATES '62 Dads! Learn all about the school your boy attends. . . . Meeting every Fourth Thursday of the Month. THE CITIZEN'S BANK Compliments of of ST- BERNARD AVONDALE DAIRY Vine Street at Washington St. Bernard, Ohio 36 Clinton Springs NAME Abney, James E. Apke, Edward J. Asche, Ronald R. Bcgford, William J. Bombeck, Steven M. Barteis, William G. Behr, Michael Joy Benzing, Allan C. Berding, Gerc1d E. Bergen, Theodore J. Bernhardt, Terrence L. Biehle, John B. Binder, Dennis J. Blank, Paul G. B1essing, Fred A. Blessing, Leroy A. Blessing, Ralph A. Boehm, David F. Boehm, James M. Brousch, James W, Brehm, Gary L. Bruns, Paul H. Buerger, Joseph L. Burke, David L. Burke, James R. Buffelwerth, Dennis W. Butz, Michael C. Bufz, Thomas C. Chrzonowski, Frank M. Clausen, Robert E. Collins, James H. 3 Cornelison, Vernon L. Corsmeier, Richard C. Crofzer, Gerald R. Crowe, Peter Dahl, Offs J. Doshley, Thomas A. DeAngelis, Ralph J. DeKors, James G. Derkson, Thomas E. Doerger, Gercfd L. Doerger, Victor C. Donaldson, Frank E. Dornbusch, Ferdinand H. Dornbusch, Gary R. Dorsch, William J. Driscoll, William M. Drquel, James B. Eckhon, Robert P. Eigel, Clarence H. Ernst, Dona1d F. Ernst, James E. SENIOR DIRECTORY ADDRESS 8230 Royal Heights Drive 505 Doffie Court, Reading 2607 Euclid Avenue 4191 Hoffman Avenue 105 Albert Sfreet, St. Bernard 1714 W. Galbraith Road 5342 Colerain Avenue 2998 Harrison Avenue 40 W651 Universify Avenue 1429 Pullcm Avenue 5710 chbner Road, White Oak 2088 Lexc Court 1916 Sterling Avenue 1716 Emerson Avenue 3051 Blue Rock Rood, White Oak 1639 Philomena Drive 5819 North Glen Road 312 Jackson Avenue, St. Bernard 5209 Colercin Avenue 7047 Noble CouriL 7928 Niemon Drive 3657 Monforf Heights Dr1ve 730 Park Avenue 4127 Apple Street 3699 Cosffewood Lone, Bridgfown 612 chcross Road, Forest Park 1116 Congress Avenue, Glendale, Ohio 87 Kessler Place 1439 Morfowe Avenue 638 Probosco Street 414 Poplar Avenue, Wyoming 909 Medosch Avenue, Lincoln Heights 916 Fourth Street, Reading 536 F1011 Terrace 7420 Joseph Street 3555 Vine Street 16 Maple Streef 14 Chesfnuf Drive, Reading 3250 Whitfield Avenue 9847 Douglas Walk, Lincoln Heights 3312 Dolomor Lane 4301 Greenlee Avenue, St. Bernard 5554 Goldearod Drive 5660 Somver Rood, Monfon Heights 5660 Scmver Rood, Monfon Heights 2819 Almester Drive 179 Church S'rreef, St. Bernard 103 Hosea Avenue 5429 Songbird Drive 632 Dorrie Court Reading 409 Washington Avenue, St, Bernard 5547 Silver Point Drive 196 ZONE 39 15 19 36 17 39 23 1 1 19 23 39 31 39 39 39 23 1 1 17 23 39 24 39 46 23 1 1 40 17 24 20 15 15 15 32 31 20 16 15 20 15 39 17 39 39 39 11 17 20 39 15 17 39 NAME Ertel, Thomas E. Estermon, Ronald H. Evans, James M. Fohrmeier, Edward D. Fofcone, Robert J. Fein, Ronald J. Fey, Richard J. Fink, John P. Fitzpatrick, James B. Fitzpatrick, James W. Flummer, Michael H. Ffonigon, Robert C. Freson, Carl L. Fuchs, Richard M. Fugikawu, Leslie M. Fuhr, Richard C. Gallagher, Wayne R. Gardner, Richard J. Gebel, James M. Geers, F. James Geers, James R. Genh, Allen F. Giebel, Charles E. Gillig, Rober? T. Gillmcln, Mark T. Grande, James Frank Grou, Charles E. Grimm, David P. Hcllorcm, John F. Hommcmn, Edward J. Hcmdorf, Lawrence E. Hanlon, Robert G. Hanson, Michael C. Hortkemeyer, Robert J. Hartman, David D. Hortmonn, Dennis P. chrfmcmn, Thomas J. Harvey, George J1 Hay, Lawrence T. Heal, John S. HeckenmueHer, Alber'r R. HeHron, Howard T. Heinrich, Robert C. Helms, Michael P. Henke, Harry J. Henkel, Leonard A. Henkenberns, Robert J. Herrmann, Dennis C. Hobing, Thomas J. Hoehn, Gerald L. Hoenninger, James R. Hoffmann, James H. ADDRESS 1329 Pullan Avenue 3942 Llewellyn Avenue 516 Soufh CooPer Avenue 6100 Sycamore Street, Elmwood Place 2331 Chickasaw Avenue 1944 Emerson Avenue 3126 Timberview Dr., Monforf Heights 324 Home Avenue, Lockland 95 Alberf Street, St. Bernard 3966 West Park Drive 2300 Chickasaw Street 5687 Haubner Avenue, White Oak 4211 left: Avenue, St. Bernard 4111 Kirby Avenue 5133 Broermcn Avenue, Sf. Bernard 6123 Scarlet Drive 500 Lafayerre Avenue, Springdole 3469 Kleerncm Road, Monforf Heights 4571 Janet Street 7834 View Place Drive 4528 Park Place, Sf. Bernard 18311 : Goodman Avenue 8310 Bcnbury Street, Wyoming 1060 Red Bird Drive Route 3, Harrison, Ohio 6970 Memory Lane 8080 Knollwood Lane 3412 Jessup Rood, White Oak 114 West 69th Street 1405 Thomson Heights Avenue 2877 MT. Airy Avenue 7110 VanKirk Avenue 2845 Mt. Airy Avenue 11699 Dufchess Lone, Forest Park 2334 North Bend Road 4534 Park Place, St. Bernard 3920 Vine Visfc Place 347 Warner Avenue 2215 Cfifton Avenue 217 Linden Street 2318 Victor Sfreet 3741 Jessup Rood, Whife Oak 3265 Glendoro Avenue 2732 Wagner Streef 8054 Blonchef'ra Drive 223 W, Benson Street, Reading 4223 Florida 2781 Banning Road 2822 Sheldon Drive 5723 Lcmfcmo Avenue 1025 Jonquil Lone, Brentwood 5768 Ocola Courf, White Oak 197 ZONE 2O 23 15 16 19 39 11 15 17 17 19 39 17 23 17 24 11 23 24 17 39 16 31 39 24 39 16 23 39 16 39 4O 39 17 17 19 19 16 19 39 20 25 39 15 23 39 39 24 31 39 NAME Hofmann, Theodore J. Hoh, Michael R. HoHerman, Dennis L. Humbert, Aloysius J. Humbert, Donald R. Hunseder, Joseph A. Hurst, Thomas V. Jacobs, Richard W. Johns, Thomas G. Johns, Timothy E. Johnson, Thomas G. Joles, Evereff J. Judge, William A. Jung, Paul F. Kamp, Louis H. Karous, Joseph R. Kas'rner, Richard G. Kathman, Thomas A. Kelly, Michael A. Kessler, Carl J. Kemer, David E. Kifre, Terrence R. Knecht, George R. Knechf, Paul A. Kneer, Ronald W. Kombrinck, Dennis F. Konrad, Kerry Allan Kepriwa, Geraid A. Kremm, Roben A. Kreppel, Lofhar Kutcher, Michael J. LaFleur, Lawrence J. Lampe, Ronald A. Lamping, Daniel L. Langenderfer, CarI J. Leigh, Thomas A. Leppert, Gary T. Lewis, Gaylord Cooper Lioubd, Rimes A. Louis, Patrick G. Lyons, Paul J. Martin, Nicholas G. Mazzaro, Anthony J. McDonough, James M. McGowan, Richard T. McKenna, James P. McLaughlin, John W. McLean, Harry B. McMannen, Michael T. Mead, Michael L. Meiners, George B. Meister, Louis C. ADDRESS 3794 Hanley Road, White Oak 30 Euclid Avenue, Wyoming 6811 Rufherford Court 808 Finney Trail 10361 Colerain Road 1975 Connecticut Avenue 841 Northern Parkway 2230 Flora Street 318 Wilmufh Avenue, Wyoming 318 Wilmuth Avenue, Wyoming 8990 Princeton Glendale Pike, Hamilton, 0. 11080 Mulligan Drive, Sharonville s.w. cor. Ludlow 8 Gone Avenues 454 Hillcresf Avenue, Wyoming 4267 Leonard Avenue, St. Bernard 5968 Wiilowoak Lane, White Oak 325 Ludlow Avenue 150 E. Mifchell Avenue 2678 Fir'rree Court 10541 Heathercrest Circle, Evendale 4817 Winfon Road 411 Warner Street 8352 Jackies Drive 6520 S. Oak Knoll Drive 6621 Twinridge Avenue 3536 Vine Street 401 McWhorrer Street, Reading 7961 Doly Road 4233 Brookside Avenue 519 Howell Avenue 139 Walnut Street, Reading 1808 Vine Street 3272 Jessup Rood, White Oak 122 Bank Avenue, St. Bernard 350 E. Sharon Avenue, Glendale, Ohio 9983 Chesfer Road, Lincoln Heights 747 Springfield Pike, Glendale, Ohio 4820 Cornell Road 5071 Boomer Road 60 Graham Street 7318 Clovernook Drive 1171 Galbraith Rcad 3011 Shadycresf Drive 4239 Dane Avenue 1473 Foxwood Drive 4349 Virginia Avenue 1623 Linden Drive 841 Sabine Court 3022 Vernon Place 2708 Anderson Ferry Road 3842 Vine Street, St. Bernard 4405 Vine Street, ST. Bernard 198 ZONE 39 15 39 24 39 24 24 19 15 15 41 20 15 17 39 20 17 23 41 32 19 39 24 24 20 15 24 23 2O 15 10 39 17 15 42 39 19 31 31 39 23 31 23 24 31 19 38 17 17 NAME Miller, Joseph E. Miller, Kenneth J. Mitchell, Harry E. Mitchell, Thomas G. Molinari, James M. Montgomery, Roberf A. Moo-rmonn, Joseph C. Morganrofh, James E. Morris, Roger M. Moxley, Killis C. Mueller, James H. Mullenger, Paul F. Muth, Jeffrey B. Neal, Lawrence M. Nelson, Richard A. Niehous, Jerome E. Niemeier, Leo G. Norton, John R. Ohmer, Keith M. Pfeiffer, William E. Piepmeier, Robert F. Pulskump, John J. Quinlan, Timothy B. Raobe, Anthony R. Ramer, Paul K. Reisinger, Joseph J. Ries, Roberf J. Riordan, Paul C. Rohlfs, Robert K. Rohlfs, William T. Rohling, Donald R. Roman, Kenneth D. Rush, Barry D. Ruwe, William G. Ryan, Richard M. Sabers, William J. Sarley, Archie D. Sauter, Karl J. Schoefer, Michael R. Schaefer, Timothy J. Scheller, Thomas R. Scherz, Thomas C. Schildmeyer, Dennis C. Schlcmser, Jerome P. Schlotmon, David L. Schlueter, James B. Schmidt, Rogert F. Schrand, William D. Schrantz, Ronald J. Schwartz, Pefer J. 5e11erino, Joseph R. Seibel, Kenneth F. ADDRESS 4725 Highridge 1709 West Fork Road 6194 Day Rood, Bevis 52 Graham Streef 3000 JefFerson Avenue 202 McClellond Avenue, St Bernard 8318 Mayfair Drive 4323 Beech Hill Avenue 3150 Cooper Rood, Evendale 9971 Chester Road, Lincoln Heights 311 Forest Avenue, Wyoming 4564 Innes Avenue 881 Corini Lone, Greenhills 42 Vermont Avenue, Wyoming 4245 Langlcnd Street 322 Pearl Street, Reading 2330 Montana Avenue 18 West Ross Avenue, St. Bernard 7859 Elizabefh Street 21 Bertus Street, 5?. Bernard 58 W. Mills Avenue, Wyoming 172 Meadow Avenue, St. Berna rd 8350 Newberry Streef, Wyoming 2546 Auburn Avenue 2220 Selim Avenue 4114 Kirby Avenue 1020 W. Seymour Avenue 7854 Harrison Avenue 1977 Hunt Road, Reading 704 East Columbia Ave., Reading 1475 Dordine Lane 711 McMakin Avenue 4205 Cherry Street 5715 Sprucewood Drive, White Oak 11277 Colerain Pike, Dunlap 3830 Reemelin Road, Monforf Heights 8391 Mayfair Drive, Valleydole 2332 Wheeler Street 1158 Lanny Lane 1158 Lanny Lane 4210 Cherry Sfreef 3010 Marshall Avenue 321 East Ross Avenue, St. Bernard 2537 Sciofo Street 1354 Hollywood Avenue 119 E. North Street, Reading 454 Compton Road, Wyoming 7423 View Place 6938 Mar Bev Drive 456 Kloffer Avenue 2524 Flanigan Cour? 2328 Banning Rood, Groesbeck 199 ZONE 38 23 39 19 19 17 16 23 41 15 15 23 18 15 23 15 11 17 31 17 15 17 16 19 14 23 16 31 15 15 31 32 23 39 39 11 16 19 31 31 23 20 17 19 24 15 15 24 39 14 39 39 NAME Seng, Gerald P. Sexton, Ronald R. Sheridan, James M. Silver, Rudolph J. Smith, Lawrence L. Soufherington, Gerald A. Spoi'rh, Thomas G. 3100b, Dennis R. Staob, Robert J. Sfoigl, Frank E. Stein, Joseph M. 51011, Allen R. Stofhfong, Robert E. Sunderhcus, Gerald D. Sunderman, Robert E. SuHhoFF, Roben A. Tobe, Allen A. Tedesco, Dennis J. Teed, James E. Thomas, David L. Tillman, Thomas L. Timmerman, John H. Topmiller, Paul E. Traufner, Gerald B. Tribbe, Robert P. Tscheiner, Michael J. Urk, David C. Valerius, Paul T. Van Dulmon, George C. Veife, Daniel L. Vonderhoor, Paul G. Vonderhacr, Richard A. Wandsfrat, Robert A. Welz, Paul V. Werle, John P. Werner, Michael E. Westerbeck, Daniel J. Wefhingfon, Paul J. Wieczorkowski, Jerome L. Wilcox, Thomas A. Williams, Barry E. Williams, Joseph M. Witzeman, Dale R. Wolke, Norber? B. Wolfer, Dennis R. Wolferman, Paul A. Workman, Kenneth F. Woycke, Louis D. Zonitsch, Roger H. Zaus, David D. Zwissler, Michael M. ADDRESS 3502 Gamble Ave. 1533 Larry Avenue 7364 Bernard Avenue 10877 Corona Road, Forest Park 6376 West Fork Road, Monforf Hgfs. 7114 Clovernook Avenue 6511 Colerain Avenue 517 W. McMicken Avenue 3638 Blue Rock Road, White Oak 3680 Hanley Road, White Oak 6939 LoBoiteaux Avenue 2035 Queen City Avenue 5914 Waymont Lane 7416 Forest Avenue 2220 Grand Avenue 9678 Merino Drive 24 W. Columbia Avenue, Reading 8371 Colerain Road 32 Chalmers Lane, Greenhills 3067 Sidney Avenue 3239 Bishop S'rree'r 2302 Chickasaw Street 1530 E. Kemper Rood, Shuronville 8366 Doly Road 6916 Lois Drive 3649 Benhill Drive 4615 Chickering Avenue 358 Bryant Avenue 2208 Ravine Streef 8425 Wuest Rood, .Whife Oak 3327 Cooper Road 3224 Cooper Road 1314 Groesbeck Road 414 Add Street 1735 Montrose Avenue 2815 North Bend Road 4831 Rueburn Lane 4502 Greenlee Avenue 4470 Colerain Avenue 1705 West Fork Road 520 Hale Avenue 6404 Meis Avenue 403 Cleveland Avenue 10 Brompton Lane, Greenhills 547 Evanswood Place 2614 Kipling Avenue 3239 Lillwood Lane 1895 Walker Street 4594 Janet Lane 5572 Somver Road 6120 Cheviot Road 200 ZONE 1 1 24 31 40 39 31 39 14 39 39 39 14 24 31 14 39 15 39 18 25 20 19 46 31 39 39 32 20 19 39 41 41 24 19 14 39 23 17 23 23 29 24 17 18 20 39 39 10 23 39 39 wmjzuan ' 3.x Aeawunaaw agunnnypv-nv-n-w-v A A :5 uazm4:x:;:l:;:u::.c;z4 22422: : :142; 1.. - y H'IF-f w-wusirr-ryzvrvnun a J I a E S E E .l a H Li .. I 11-w- l ly; . in WV; 7;; 4 W324 xii l, H