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

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Education is a kind of two-sided coin for Divine Child students. Take a look at one side and the whole thing’s kind of a bore. Indecipherable biology notes, incomprehensible math assignments and unmanageable French verbs just keep trudging on from September to June. From this angle the 75,000 hours of doodling and vigilant clock watching are interspersed occasionally bv a surprise quiz. Flip the coin and the whole scene changes. Suddenly school is in living color. On this side staunch Crusaders pledge undying loyalty to God and their Pope. Here Dante descends to the fiery depths of Hell and Portia makes a desperate plea for mercy. Young Caesar brilliantly leads his troops through the Gaelic wars and Faust learns the true values of life. This is where euglena battle for their lives on laboratory slides and onion ceils divide before a student's very eyes. Here triangles become almost a whole world in themselves, full of an unbelievable amount of properties. This is the side of the coin where every single day can mean something. From which side of the coin do you see education? It all depends on whether you’re one of THOSE WHO SEE or one of THOSE WHO TOUCH. 8

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(ABOVE) Monsignor Weier, as one of his official functions, intones the blessing of the rings. (RIGHT) Sr. Gerald is pleasantly surprised by a visitor as she looks through her mail (ABO VE FAR RIGHT) Father Cusmano looks up momentarily from the notes lie’s dictating in Religion Class. (ABOVE RIGHT) Father Zerafa pauses fora moment's reflection at the junior-senior prom.