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

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backstage crew (I) Looking over the food situation, Sandy orders more of the students favorites. (2) While typing up the next newsletter. Mrs. Olah looks up to help. (3) Not yet ready to begin. Billy Stagg thinks of all the things that need to be done. 21

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Service: not only When someone mentions service at DC, not many people know of whom that group consists. It is not that hard to find out} just spend a few minutes after school and see Mrs. Morabito and Billy Stagg begin to clean. They appear with brooms and mops and whisk the halls and rooms back into shape. Actually, if you’ve ever been in the school office, you’ve seen the other part of service behind DC. Sr. Veronice not only answers your questions, but those of people who call the school. And what about Sandy in the kitchen? Everyone here at DC has at least witnessed the scene where someone’s money was stuck in a machine. Out of nowhere came Sandy, to (hopefully) retrieve it. (3) (I) Helping at the dance sponsored by the yearbook. John watches the action from the kitchen. (2) After school is when Mrs. Morabito works harder than ever. (3) With a poised pencil. Sr. Veronice prepares to take down the information. O) 20

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Freshmen prove Amy Currier President Thomas Wong Vice-President Jeanine Levy Secretary Joseph Cuschieri treasurer Mary Ellyn Kidwell Vice-President Valerie Rathbun Public Relations A young student enters a large building. He stands momentarily in awe and thinks, My gosh — it’s so big!” Within the next few weeks the student will find himself in a swirl of social activities, being introduced to new teachers and new people. He will be presented with a host of opportunities in which he can improve himself and grow. He’ll find himself with much more responsibility — and he will like it. It’s freshman year at D.C. This year, the freshmen got right into the swing of things by winning the student council’s magazine contest, which earned them a free day. They got acquainted with each other at the Frosh Slosh. They enthusiastically showed their school spirit by winning second place in Spirit Week. They focused on charity during Thanksgiving week by collecting food for the hungry. They made friends through school sponsored clubs, teams, and band. Annette Hopkins sums up her feelings about D.C. this way: I feel that this is a great school. It has a lot of opportunities for everyone, and it is a great place to learn and have fun! Ann Marie Abundis Robert Ambrosi Steven Andreoli Cheryl Assenmacher David Bach Christopher Bak Brien Baker Julie Baldwin Jeffrey Barszcz Colleen Beaudoin Carol Berkowski Kim Bertram Lisa Bielak Susan Bixler Stanley Bizek David Blaszkiewicz Gary Blaszkiewicz Shana Bondareff 22