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

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Unobtrusively, Workers Provide Valuable Services To Keep Order Within School When one thinks about one's favorite movies, one remembers the lead actors and actresses who gave heart- wrenching or hilarious performances. One does not usually remember the names of the cameramen, make-up crew, or the hairstylist. When one thinks about DC. one thinks about friends, teachers. Sr. Gerald and the deans. Seldom does one consider the people who perform the thankless services within the grounds of our school. These dedicated people who work unobtrusively within the school campus are often forgotten and left unappreciated. Yet it's an acknowledged fact that our daily school life would be greatly disturbed if their steady services were not provid- ed. There would be no one to fix the radiator, no one to keep order in the kitchen, no one to provide medical assistance when someone’s ill. and no one to keep the school neat, clean and in good working order. They are “stars” in the Game of Life in their own right. They are the ones who don't claim the spotlight nor demand recognition. But they do a steady job day in and day out. (2) (1) Always hard-working and never distracted seems to be a pretty apt description of Mr Stagg (2) Mrs Ewing has never seen such a severe case of camera mania before! (3) Mrs Morabito always has a sunny smile ready (3) for everyone to see. 19

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(4) (1) Mrs Burdick closes up after a hard day's work (2) 'Oops' Oh well, what’s a light bulb here and there.” Eddie comments to Joe (3) Prepared to take on the world, Mr Madelino sports his most deadly weapon (4) A true salesperson is Mrs Whinnie as she sells yet another candybar 18

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Students Strive for Unity To Reach Different Goals Through all the risks in the game of life. Religion is always stable. Religion plays a major role in many peo- ple’s lives. It is something to turn to in both the good times and the bad. Students deepen their knowledge of their faith by par- ticipating in class and in various activities. Prayer services and retreats offer time for meditation and reflection, masses in the chapel and morning prayer allow students to stop and think about their role in Reliqion and their role In life. The game of life is not a game of solitaire. Students unite to storm heaven for the aid of others. Working together helps them to achieve a unity necessary to reach their goal in the game of life. (1) (1) At the Student Council retreat. Maureen McLaughlin proves that one can work comfortably. (2) Open your mouth and close your eyes, Tim Parczyk, you're in for a big surprise! (3) Betty Hoffman solemnly participates in a special mass in the auditorium (3) academics... academics... academics... academics... academics... academics... academics... academics... 20