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P 'C'iCc'1A s Fullfill Creative Desire Above: Rick Fifer works on one of his AAA, many projects in Ceramics Class. Right: 'K Carpentry is a hobby enjoyed by Mike Kraft, Martin Kelly and Jesse Gomez. NW ri.. .
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f X1 ffqf' ' Xp O if it X xi- 'J 1 R 5 '91, is X Q4 a TV-game satire which sport- ed questions pertaining to life at Divine Heart. Prizes were awarded to those winners in the costume con- test as well as in the games. Games played were charades, bobbing for apples and egg toss. Refreshments and the movie The Stepford Wives, topped off the bewitching night. Left: A frightening figure greets guests to the Halloween festivities. Below: A Boy and his Dog are portrayed by Mark Martinez and Tom Nlullin, re- spectively. Life End eople
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ww 4 WM i, l ..Ag , ,,Q, ,, T T , , To provide another and less formal outlet for expression, night courses are offered on campus. This year's Practical Arts program included ceram- ics, carpentry, cooking and auto mechanics. Steins, statuettes and other art pieces on display in the base- ment ceramics shop invite stu- dents into the course offered by Brother Ben Humpfer. The smell of fresh-cut wood leads the curious down the hall a pace to the carpentry shop where students work un- der the skilled supervision of Mr. Everett Worsham. Another type of aroma-that of food-entices the student still farther down the hall and around the corner to the doors of the cafeteria kitchen. Amid the clang and clamour of pots and pans, Mrs. Eloise Edging instructs her students in the practical art of cooking..Eat- ing what they produce is this class's greatest drawing card. To the mechanically-inclined student, the shop or garage is the proper hangout one night a week, at least, when Mr. Dale Schrom conducts his course in auto mechanics. Al- though anyone can probably take an engine apart, these fellas are finding out it takes more than pure luck to put the parts back together again. Below: John Thompson and Bob Edge put auto mechanics knowledge into prac- tice. Bottom right: Carefully, Mark Martinez breaks an egg in Cooking Class. iif'Wf5 z2Q3'l'ii V if no .WA ' 4-, H -' 'fffiif' :i552,,j '5'A'fli A T .yyl lii C , t F Eu Student Life and People 37
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