Divine Heart Seminary - Focus Yearbook (Donaldson, IN)

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Words! Words! Words! They flash through our minds every- day. They are expressed in many different forms.. There are words of encouragement, of criticism, of joy, and of sadness. However they emerge, words-spoken or written- have something to tell us. They COMMUNICATE! How does D.H. spread the words? It 's not unusual to see stacks of letters flooding the'student ,mailbox or to see the smile that beams on the face of a receiver on a typi- cal day. Left: Steve Hinora makes use of Divine Heart's other media of communication: the telephone, as Dan Ewert waits his turn . A Student Necessity - Communicating Above: Jim Doyle questions his state- ment in his letter writing task. The excitement of ac- cepting a call from home is second to none. Announce- ments shatter the hushed si- lence of the refectory where the din of voices had once Above: He then spends more time in thought to organize it into words to communicate with the outside. been. The bulletin boards, plastered with news, relay their messages to all those interested. - r - 1 1 1 1 Above: Thoughts pouring out quickly now, Jim writes of his adventures here at Divine Heart to friends and relatives. Student Life and People 45

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