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

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Advice Helps Map Roads to Future In a world where there are so many roads to choose, it is comforting to know that there are people like Sr. Margaret Mary and Mr. John Glynn who, like travel guides, supply weary and confused travelers with road maps and trip suggestions. When requirements and curriculum are only exas- perations, the genuine concern and sincere efforts of these two people make them a student’s best friend. Though the counselors are valuable friends to all the students, to the seniors they are much more - they’re life-savers. When suddenly confronted by the fright- ening revelation that college life is only months away, counselors are always there to rescue the many who are drowning in a sea of applications and entrance exams. As students journey through D.C., the counselors help plan their routes and remind them to watch the signs along the way to the future. LEFT: Mr. Glynn checks to make sure that Rosanne Bachor has correctly completed her test form. BELOW: “It can’t be all that bad,’’ says Sr. Margaret Mary as she comforts senior Dave Miekstyn. FAR BELOW: hi their spare moments. Paul Brand and Bob Briody utilize the blue room’s college selector. 29

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Kitchen Curriculum Teaches Homemakers Through Experience In the belief that experience is the best teacher, Sr. Josephenia arms her students with the tools of the trade and sends them off to master the sewing machine or conquer the cookbook. General Home Economics introduces girls to the many aspects of homemaking, encompassing every phase, from nutrition to budgeting the shrinking dollar. Foods class will never be the same. This year’s all-male class invaded the Home Ecroomand D.C. men finally have the chance to prove their own deeply hidden talents. When Jacobson’s and Alberts’ “sale” prices become a pain in the pocketbook, benefits of Clothing become a valuable asset. As they utilize the expanded sewing facilities, young Mary Quants find that Clothing Design is an excellent change tocombinesewing skill with Creativity in style. Add timely tips supplied by Sr. Josephenia, to personal experiences and the result is that homemakers are taught the object of Home Ec curriculum: how to make a house a “home.” LEFT: Please may have it now'” pleads Mary Hessler to a leasing Laura Kasprowicz as she attempts to model her latest Clothing venture. ABOVE LEFT: '7 wonder if it’s possible to ruin Nestle's Quick?” contemplates Sue Gardner. ABOVE: Freshmen Judy Danko and Karen Kob.vlarz try to salvage the remnants of the hoys' Foods class. 28

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We start out walking on those lonely winding paths to our remote destination then learn to run into the warm and outstretched fingers of a scintillating sun. assmen