Divine Child High School - Clarion Yearbook (Dearborn, MI)

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Sue Weeienka accepts an award from Christine Trepkowski and Marlene Stortz for her superior use of the Latin language. Students Voice Ideas In Many Languages Language is the pulse of any nation, giving a stamp of uniqueness to its traditions and culture. S il vous plait French can be yours. If your work is Bonum, Isatin will enrich vour life. Many a Dank'e will be yours for pursuing the German language. To him whose elastic and vigorous thoughts keep pace with the sun, the day is a perpetual morning,” a thought from Thoreau. brings out the vaslness of wisdom that is to be had for him who avidly pursues his studies of another way to express himself. Sister Terenita expounds on her favorite places of interest in France to enthusiastic French students.

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With the use of flashcards. Sr. Charlotte adds I atin verbs to the working vocabularies of David Kraemer and Richard Kidder. 22

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Such riveted attention leads one to wonder whether Greg Grazioli is working or merely smashing an ant. Drafting Apprentices Geared for Success Proficiency in mechanical drawing has been a demanding factor for occupations in business such as manufacturing and construction. D.C. students involve themselves in every aspect of the fundamental principles of mechanical draw- ing and have the responsibility of giving com- plete. accurate and quick descriptions of objects that are graphically represented. Mr. Hessler makes all this possible by in- structing them in the do’s and don't’s of profes- sional drawing. When they leave his class they can further their education along this line for a successful future. 24 Mr. Hessler advises Norbert Moskel in the art of lines and curves.