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

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Administrations Coaching Helps DC Students maintain DCs Administrative Team Top Professional Players To play cards, one needs a dealer; to play monopoly, one needs a banker and to play the game of life here at DC, one needs the administration. It's the administration who makes the rules and fights to the finish that keeps the game rolling. The principal. Sr. Gerald, holds the pole poisition. Sister devotes much time and energy to run the school smoothly and to lead the faculty and students. DC’s pastor, Fr. Kucyk. spends his limited time racing from the rectory to the church to the school with his faithful com- panion Tiger. Father is one of the referees who tries to keep things working properly. The member of the team one sees the most is Fr. Demmer. He teaches Religion classes in the high school and adult enrichment classes. He celebrates Tuesday morning mass and Is available to talk with students. With this administrative team, there's no way possible DC students can lose. They're a fine group of dedicated people and D.C. is priviledged to have them here. (1) The Christmas season always brings the best in Sr. Gerald (2) With familiar mug in hand, Fr. Demmer begins another hectic day at DC. (3) It's only pop I'm drinking, states Fr. Kucyk suspiciously eyeing the photographer 10

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Eileen ITIcNamara, Colleen Corrigan Perhaps this game was one of the most difficult for you, but still you managed to move a couple of spaces ahead. Your fate was often determined by a roll of the dice which included results like this: spending long hours studying ... having wild class discussions ... passing notes ... starting paper airplane fights . . . memorizing vocabularies for foreign language classes . . . cramming for exams . . . pleading for better grades... throwing homeroom parties ... daydreaming during class... forgetting assignments.. . convincing teachers to lengthen deadlines . . . boasting about success . . . blushing with embarrassment at not knowing the answer... getting an attack of spring fever. You rolled the dice and accepted the consequences. 9

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First Place Standings (i) (3) (1) Msgr Weier's graduation picture gives no indication of his future achievement. (2) A proud Msgr. acknowledges the new Herbert Weier Drive named in his honor. (3) Edward G Robinson? A closer look reveals our own Msgr (2) Standing Ovation for ITIsgr. On every team, no matter what the sport, there's always at least one dependable player. He's the veteran, the experienced player who gets the hit In the clutch, who effectively kills the power play or who catches the key interception. On DCs administration team, this player is fTlsgr. Weier. From the first moment he stepped into the batter’s box, fTlsgr. has held an outstanding average in performing his pastoral duties. The Church of Divine Child was fortunate to acquire such an all-star for their team captain. ITIsgr. is a constant in the educational field. He's there to pat a person on the back when one scores a touchdown, to help one up from the Ice when one has been checked Into the boards, and to give one advice when one commits an error. This year. ITIsgr, Weier added two more achievements to his life’s trophy case. In October, he celebrated his 75th birthday and In June, his 50th anniversary as a priest. For his community ser- vice, a street was named Herbert Weier Drive. ITIsgr. Weier is winning his game of life and is helping students at DC to play theirs with success. 11