Divine Heart Seminary - Focus Yearbook (Donaldson, IN)

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With February came the week-long EXPLORE 75. The theme, unusual recre- ation, introduced far out courses. Ballooning, Film Apprecia- tion and Golf were taught on campus Mr Bob Listen berger and Mr Charles Schafer taught students the technical aspects of balloon ng When the weather warmed, students thrilled to their first balloon ride Students were instructed in the finer aspects of film appreciation by Father Ber nard Rosmski Meanwhile, in the old gym, under the guidance of Mr Sam Edg Right Students await their first bal loon ride during Explore 75 treme right Pat Mullin Iansertl tries his hand at harness racing Above Phnl Kenney Charlie Gris wold Dave Foytlin Lewis Bartlett and Dennis Schlagheck examine a plane used in the aviation course Right Mike Skidmore discusses bowling technlques with instructor Mr Tim Quick gn 'M-Q 'MVK flfyeil me-use 'qi -2-:shi mg 'ri N214 s-J' 1. 3 .1v '1ix4t'4-4

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People poured onto Divine Heart's campus May 3 and 4 for Carnival '75, Even the rain could not dampen the spirits of people looking for fun and new attractions. Below: A customer patronizes clown Dave Storm by buying one of his bal- loons. Regular game booths dotted the grounds and Old Gym. New booths this year included Horse Racing, Fortune Telling and Plants. ln addition, a chicken dinner provided a cure for hollow stomachs. Semin- arians and the Plymouth Play- ers offered entertainment. just as with any success, though, Cn 'hifi P I 1 T' 3 .K :jd '1.:t,W gs. it I X . i sf l J: ' ' V ug: K f 5. Fw.: - k.,z,,, K .. 115:25 ' P ' r Tai. K l ,, f ' E f MH I N- X1 N .K ii 2 -- ,,t,,,, i ,V,, Q ,,,. v . Left. Luis Qulroz tries to convince on- ' , lockers that they should pay his ban. A X' I Yiffwig l people made the Carnival what it was. Carnival '75 saw the fruit of long hours spent selling raffle tickets, itemizing prizes and organizing booths pay off. Seminarians, dressed as clowns, attacked Plymouth's business district drawing not only laughs but publicity. The Show Must Go Tom Mullin Tim O'Leary Brian Orcutt Peter Popp Charles Vokoun Brendan Walsh Student Life and People 13

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if-. -,., r 3 t Explore Week Recreation Perks Interest ing, students blasted prac- tice golf balls off of tees. Fifteen minutes of flying time for each student high- lighted the week's aviation instruction taught by Mr. Mark Kurtz. Clay pidgeons were the tar- get of first-time skeet-shoot- ers. Members of the Ply- mouth Conservation Club donated their time to in- structing students. Left: A member of the Plymouth Conservation Club introduces Terry Telechan to the art of skeet shooting. Strike! echoed across the bowling alley as many Dea- cons perfected their bowl- ing skills under the super- vision of lVlr. Tim Quick, Mr. lim Paradis and Brother Eugene Traversa. Argos, Indiana, was the site of the harness racing course taught by Divine Heart's shop man, Mr. Everett Wor- sham. A track on his farm served as the training ground. Student Life and People 15