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

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TOP: Through group projects, junior girls gain a deeper insight into religious principles. RIGHT: Sue Rivard, Donna Barancewicz, and Sally Stevens position the Bible lectern for scripture club. Group Participation Provides Spiritual Inter-communication From its formal birth on the first Tues- day of September to its climax on June 9th, religious spirit of Divine Child is a dominant factor in every student’s life. Re- ligious beliefs are something that each in- dividual must find within himself and de- velop as an integral part of his personality. To help the student in this search, various activities have been introduced. The Synod takes into consideration the problems of present day living. Retreat helps the student to understand his inner capabilities and how to use them to his fullest potential. May Crowning is the stu- dents’ way of giving themselves to Mary. The religious atmosphere is all about Di- vine Child. The faculty inspires it and stu- dents have it embedded in them. As high school prepares a student for future life, D.C. adds an extra touch of religious spirit.

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14 LEFT: Placing her bouquet in a vase before Mary’s statue, Karen Brooks starts the May crowning ceremony. TOP: Pam Kurosky and Maureen Higgins prepare for the school’s Synod.

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16 “Resolved: Mike Jarema will sit next to me tomorrow,” says Eileen On- in Miss Pacquct’s Debate Class. TOP: Joe Mendenhall, Ron Parzuchowski, and Greg Grazioli collaborate in displaying a Greek god’s wrath. BOTTOM: Tim Caldaron tells “how” in his demon- stration speech.