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DFIGFINIZFITIDNS lv' With the suspension of the interscholastic sports program last year, the students arrived at Divine Heart with a large void in their lives . Something new would be required to fill the hours of time usually taken up by practices and games . The student retreated to organizations within the school proper. These organizations have seen a dramatic increase in membership due, in part, to these circumstances . The members have become more involved in the school and its welfare. Each day l think about the life here, and each day I think of how different this place would be if there were interscholastic sports to occupy us. Everybody always thinks of all the had consequences that resulted from the decision to suspend the interscholastic sports program, but maybe there are some good points to the decision. Students are spending more time together in unorganized activities , and more time discovering themselves. The clubs help me to discover new hobbies and possible career choices, but what I discovered most of all is that everything is so similar and yet so different.
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Saddle Club Not Just Riding Right: The Saddle Club Besides the casual horseback riding by the Saddle Club members , horseback riding reached a new high this year with the required intramurals program. Trios of students spent many enjoyable afternoons together on horseback, learning to ride, and enjoying the countryside and each other's company. The Saddle Club members are responsible for the care of the horses owned by the school and for cleaning the stables and organizing riding schedules. The students are taught to saddle, mount, ride and control the horses. Serving as leaders of the club this year were: Adviser Brother Benedict Humpfer, President Joe Holmes , Vice-President Pete Karutz, Secretary Brendan Walsh, and Treasurer Dan Ewert. Left: Joe Holmes, Dave Kreh, and Phil Geinosky iizfil t' it it take the horses for a ride.
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