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

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Knowledge Plus Reality: Living These words are often heard but rarely com- prehended in a way that can help change the life of a simple human being into that of a sensitive individual. The courses labeled “Religion” are actually explorations of life designed to stimulate students to engineer such a change. Such a change can only result from the knowledge of others and of self, so the Freshmen begin by concentrating on the Old Testament while Sophomores move on to the New Testa- ment, setting Christ as the example of the perfect individual. Then Junior religion teaches students to evalu- ate themselves, to find their own identity, especially in relation to others. Having learned the factors involved, the Seniors are able to utilize this knowledge in the reality of life. When students begin to actually transform themselves into sensitive and complex individu- als, they have actually learned the way to live-they have learned the way of life. 12

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FAR LEFT: Ajter observing the situation with an experienced eye. Monsignor Weier predicts a victory for the Falcons. LEFT: Father Alder is caught behind the scenes preparing for Mass. BELOW: Denise Frankiewicz asks Sr. Gerald to help her decide which picture idea would go over best. FAR BELOW: A few of the senior boys get together with Sr. Gerald as they discuss schedule ideas for second semester. FAR BELOW LEFT: Father Donahue smiles at the thought of being a part of D.C. 11

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Mr. Hora Sr. Jolene Sr. Margaret Mary Sr. Terenita Sr. Im Verne Mr. Mikonczyk LEFT: Juniors find fun and fulfillment as they wholeheartedly plunge into the project of helping out at Shar House. BELOW LEFT: Margaret O'Brien publicly expresses her thanks to the Lord as Joe Bernardini waits his turn. FAR BELOW: Senior Vicki Zalenski shows that life is not a bubble to slide over, while Tim Shinney says that instead it is an orange to peel and bite. BELOW: The majestic serenity of May Crowning radiates around Phyllis Foley and the crowned statue of Mary. 13