Divine Heart Seminary - Focus Yearbook (Donaldson, IN)

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Left: Mrs. Dolores Schafer, English, Pub- lications, Journalism. X A Above: Mrs. Clara Woolley, Music, So- cial Studies. Left: Mr. Enrico Mordini, Spanish.

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Us They Give Knowledge Teaching at Divine Heart Sem- inary is unique. As in every school system, handbooks are drawn up outlining the pur- pose of the school and sem- inary, rules and regulations are defined to meet State require- mentsg a year's program of class offerings is made upg stu- dent and teacher schedules are designed. At this rather undefined point, however, the similarity be- tween Divine Heart and other schools ceases. Small classes challenge teachers to individ- ualize study to accommodate variances in student interests and learning abilities. Experi- mentation becomes the name of the game with the hope of meeting these needs. Right: Mrs. Adine Paradis, Art, Social Studies. Below: Mr. William MacQuilIan, English Above: Dr. Paul Smith, Physical Science, Public Relations. Right: Brother Robert Hergenroeder, SCJ, lVlath.

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Right: Mr. Bob Laffoon, Maintenance. t Below: Mrs. Florence Popp, Kitchen. Flight: Mr. Lorn Worsham, Cook. Workers Shape Big Red Machine They combine their expertise, skills, time and service to see to it that the Big Red Machine doesn't break down. Who are they? People behind the scenes. Those hands which type, cata- logue, drill, splice and ham- mer are one of the Deaconls greatest assets. New faces appeared among the D.H. Working Family this year. The need to expand maintenance in the electrical field is what prompted the hiring of Mr. Dale Schrom. At the close of last year the library was left without a li- orarian. Soon, however, the re- modeled library was reorgan- ized under the guidance of Mrs. Bieker. Adding his culinary talents to the seminary kitchen, Mr. Lorn Worsham rounded up the lineup of new workers. Above: Mrs. Marjorie Fisher, Librarian Middle right: Brother Benedict Humpfer SCJ, Head Cook.