Divine Heart Seminary - Focus Yearbook (Donaldson, IN)

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Left: Brother Tim Murphy, SCJ. Below: Mary Meadows lil- X3 1 is KW1, , K.,k 1 I 2. -1 .W ,V Q NA Above: Orefeise Thayer ' Mf f I 15' I f Far left: Carol Johnson WM- M s f., ,, . gay if ' . ,li., ..,. 2 U fir 'M as ., - M ' ' M , Lefrr Helen Elkins 7 i Mrry . M yy M - ..., My M l A ,lj 1 g V 4 6 HX ,e e ' 'V 0 Shlgk' X . Ui x A I M: - 4 1- W F, W f M , , , yrro y by .--...X 'WSL -....,,,,,: Far left: Marjorie Hill Left: Viola Layden Left: Father Anthony Kluckman, SCJ. More People 95

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Vocations Are Their Business Traveling thousands of miles yearly, Vocation Central re- cruiters visit schools, homes, and parishes, using all the gadgets of modern tech- nology. Through vocation talks, slides, vocational literature, and the movie D.H. Story, they in- form others of the life of the seminarian, Brother and priest. Vocation Central hopes, there- by, to foster religious voca- tions and to provide the Church with future laborers for Christ in the SCl spirit. Originally, the autotype ma- chines, printing press and of- fice personnel were housed in the basement offices of the seminary's main building. All of this changed, when in 1967 a new VC office was raised on the Seminary grounds. From this new home Vocation Cen- tral continues to expand as the vocational voice of the SCJ 's North American Province. Top: Brother Gregory Timmerman, SCJ Right: Father Leo Rubeck, SCJ. Far Right: Lucy Giarraputo Right: Marie Johanning

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Twelve administrations have come and gone since Septem- ber 2, 1936, when the doors of Divine Heart Mission House opened. School opens the day after Labor Day but the south wing is still under construction, wrote the first administrator, Father Henry Hogebach. Father Hogebach's administra- tive days were cut short when he was killed in an automobile accident january 7, 1941. The next 35 years saw 11 ad- ministrators: Fr. Dierker, Fr. Blaszyk, Fr. O'Brien, Fr. Mil- ler, Fr. McGuire, Fr. Hassel- bauer, Fr. Guiltnane, Fr. Shee- hy, Fr. Krah, Fr. Maher, and, presently, Fr. Rosinski. 1 Father Hogebach conceived that the purpose of the semin- ary was twofold: to offer ed- ucational opportunities to those with a belated vocation through the Latin School, and to offer a high school educa- tion to boys interested in the priesthood. The 1976 handbook restates the purpose: The program of studies is focused on young men interested in the priest- hood and religious life. Forty years haven't changed Divine Heart all that much, have they? Right: Father Bernard Rosinski, SCJ, Su- perior and School Board member. Be- low: Frater Mike Bucaro, SCJ, Extra- -Curricular Co-ordinator and Social Stu- dies teacher. 'N Above: Father James Schmidt, SCJ, Dean of Students and School Board member. Right: Brother Eugene Traver- sa, SCJ, Athletic Director, and Physical Education teacher. Right: Father Thomas Cassidy, SCJ Principal and School Board member They Guide DH Through 40th Year 96