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Yearbook Staff ROW 1: Debbie Tutas, Pam Vogt, Mary Jane Zehler, Debbie Wagner, Betsy Albers, Janet Eichold, Kathy Mercurio, Susan Schmutzler. ROW 2: Claudia Mica, John Steinle, Mary Inez Herzeg, Paula Sherlock, Debbie McClellan, Kathy McCabe, Patty Keating, Marian Gray, Patty LeVan, Mike Schoer, Sue Blakley, Donna Hulshult. ROW 3: Tim Whipple, Dick Owens, Greg Hudson, Jim Endress, Father McDonald, Tom Steger, Mike Ivancic, Bob Curtis, Larry Gersbach. Organized at the beginning of the second semester, the Nucleus Staff was faced with the problem of one deadline after another trying to as- semble Badin's first yearbook. The Staff: Tom Steger, edi- tor, Sue Blakley and Dick Owen, co-editors, with the help of Father James Mc- Donald, finally met the last deadline two weeks late. . . Would you believe three?
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Debate Club LEFT TO RIGHT: Christine Lauer, Patty LaVan, Mary Lita Siemens, Debbie Wagner, Mr. Blankenbuelher, moderator, Kathy Meyer, Theresa McGowan. STEPHEN T. BADIN STANDING: Father Marne, moderator, Jerry Wargo, Dave Bernier, Tim Caskey, Gregg Fawns. KNEELING: Tim Whipple. Itas Academic SEATED left to right are team members: Mary Eberle, Captain Jerome Tekulve, Mary Inez Hemog. STANDING: Ronald Greulich, faculty advisor, and Dave Manning, program moderator. Camera Club
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CCShades Of The Green,9 SITTING: Mary Inez Hemog, Mary Biermann, Peggy Wolpert. STANDING: Clem Imfeld III, Bill Ivancic, Tim Whipple, Sister Francis Margaret, Ted Vilkoski, Brenda Saurber, Chris Bittel, Mary Eberle. Overcoming the many difficulties facing any neWSpaper, editors Mary Biermann and Chris Bittel succeeded in setting the foundations of a first neWSpaper. The Shades of the Green was printed once each month and distrib uted to the students during organization in the morning. With the help of Sister Frances Margaret, next year's editors plan to have the paper printed commercially once a month. To finance this, the junior staff is sponsoring an ad campaign this summer. Next year's editors have only one goal - 1007O subscription and the complete back- ing of the student body.
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