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

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DC Students Recognize ’80 Faculty To Be Champs Rfter a Year’s Struggle The 1980 DC faculty is truly an all-star line up. Returning are the innovative, respected veterans who will endeavor to train the rookies to carry on the traditions of excellence and fairness which have become the insignia of the DC teaching staffs. From the firing of the starter guns in August to the final lowering of the checkered flags in June, the teachers put forth the effort expected of any successful team. The faculty’s objective is simple: to help the students learn as much as they are capable of learning. They each have their own style of play which reflects their individuality. Regardless of the variety in their styles, the combined con- tributions add up to victory: they add up to preparing students successfully for their adult life. And that’s what this facet of the Game of Life is about. In preparing students, they are the champions. Janet Drewniak Science fTlaureen Evans Religion fTlichael Foye Rrt ITIary Gardai Social Studies Debora Gates French. Guidance Richard Goepp Science Sister Helen Religion Rnn Heberling Religion

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Sr. ftnnuncia Librarian Elaine fishton Guidance Jacqueline 8acus English James Bergman ITIusic, Dean of Discipline Douglas Birchmeier Science Thomas Bogner English, Physical Education Sr. Cecilia Science Sr. Cecilia marie French, Religion, English Sr. Christopher English Sr. Cynthia French Sr. Davidica English Clyde Davidson Industrial Education Thomas Dawson math Fr. Don Demmer Religion (4) (1) Mrs Gardai is all smiles for her homeward tourney (2) Mr Monea rarely lets a precious, historically important ob- ject escape his careful scrutiny and it seems this bottle is no exception (3) Mr Smetek is obviously enjoying the faculty Christmas Dinner (4) Perhaps the camera caught the little girl inside of Sr Cecilia Marie

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News Flash: Rumors Claim Teachers Have Been Seen Behaving Like Real Folk fll Jones Social Studies Sr. Josephenia Home Economics Kathleen Kelly German Sally Kilcullen Spanish. Psychology Paul LaRose Religion Gary Lesnau Social Studies Sr. ITlaria ITIath. Student Government Cecilia ITIurphy Business Education