Divine Heart Seminary - Focus Yearbook (Donaldson, IN)

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r l Casino Night Cracks Las Vegas in Donaldson, Indi- ana? Yes, for the evening of November l9, Divine Heart's Rathskeller became a Las Ve- gas gambling casino in the Student Council's second an- nual Las Vegas Nite. instigated by last year's fund- raising committee, the night was conceived for two rea- sons: lt was to be a quickie FUND-raising affair, but, more important, it was to serve as a FUN-raising night in what often becomes a dull time of the year. That time of year '.ANQ,,,a..e-W' .W-v 'dw'MWl N.-+- M - I I - - 2 Boredom f could be ANYtime when spirits are lagging. No raid took place but the with S32 Right A jubilant Tim O Leary celebrates his luck while Dan Flynn examines the roulette board in disbelief ! Student Council got away W

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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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Q 2 Q : 1 . 5 x ' A F . ' Q. ,z P 1. , 5. 5 - . a as 'r-f' I t , -. K sm Je: ,gt W. Nm 691, E . i 5 3 5 Q., 3 -1 Below: Looking on in hopes that their number comes up are Father Schmidt, Dan Ewert, Jeff Brown and Peter Popp as they play Over and Under. Left: Blackjack dealer Father Cassidy examin- es the table as Dave Jennings and Charlie Vokoun face the odds Middle left: ln expectation of their number showing on the wheel Tom Ker- schen and Chris Hoiser await the end of the spin of the Wheel of Fortune. Bot- tom right: Wondering where the money went, Brother Bob Hergenroeder fingers his few remaining coins. nl L QQ x , P -dim, -gm. .et- r'ii'f' liiiiiitiilli we -YV' if-ge Life and People 39