Badin High School - Yearbook (Hamilton, OH)

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George Washington Mr. Blankenbuehler succeeded in present- ing one production this year. The members of the drama club worked long and hard hours to make this first comedy a suc- cess. Four performances of the play ini- tiated the little theater, one of the most- used of Badin's facilities. Plans at present call for the drama Club to present two major productions a year. Slept Here

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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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Key Club Initiative, co-operation, and citizenship describe the goals and ideals of Stephen T. Badin's first Key Club. Under the guidance of the Hamilton Ki- wanis Club and Mr. Frank Vi- tale, moderator, the members met every Monday night and discussed the problems of the community With prominent businessmen. ' wusu scuom. ' mun . um iST ROW Kneeling: Dave Pate, John Hobbs, Tom Vocke, Bill Becker. 2ND ROW Sitting: Dennis Malone, John Hingsbergen, Stanley Leshner, Jerry Wargo, Jerry Becker, Danny Gundler, BillHardebeck. STANDING: Mr. Vitale, moderator, Mike Schroer, Dave Bucher, Ken Christenten, John Austing, Wally Getz, Pete Becker, Fred Houston, Tom Steger. Expo 967 Sophomore Class Trip One hundred and fifty - two members of the 2700 miles on a history-enrichment trip. Stops sophomore class, under the direction of Mr. in Philadelphia, New York, Plymouth Rock and Holmko, spent June 11th to June 18th traveling Boston were high-lighted by a Visit to Expo '67.