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.T . 3 ,J if .+ The joseph De Palma Chapter of the National Honor Society, consisting of nine members , performs many tasks for the betterment of the students of Divine Heart Seminary. Among these are monitoring the daily study hall and tutoring students who are having difficulty in their courses . The National Honor Society is not just for others, however. Many opportunities for each member to broaden his own spectrum of studies and knowledge arise during the year. Since Divine Heart was chartered into the Society, the motto has been, Citizenship, Scholarship, Leadership and Service. They live by it, love by it, and follow it. Although small in number, this society is large in spirit. i O . TOP: NHS Members from left to rightg David Smith, john Cunnings, Edward Gioja, Robert Hoesly, Advisor Br. Snider, Steve Hinora, Dennis Stephens, and Jerry Rodriguez. ABOVE: Br. Snider officially welcomes a new member during induction ceremonies. LEFT: Dennis Holland watches as John Cummings tutors Tom Turner in English.
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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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FICFIDEMICS ABOVE: Mr. Gibson is a good example of a teacher who becomes a friend. ' ' UPPER RIGHT: Mike Finnegan finds Algebra difficult but enjoyable. RIGHT: Dave Kreh and Robert Smidl spend time studying hard. if .,
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