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Mike Gallagher Kathy Klemczak
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Changing Channels Happy 25th anniversary, DC! After a quarter of a century of programming, our school has continued to be the number one network. Sponsoring first rate classes and activities has been a life-long tradition. As we look back over the span of twenty-five years, we can see how programs have changed and how the ratings have soared. DC traces its beginnings to none other than Msgr. Weier. From an initial enrollment of approximately sixty students, there are now 875. When the school first opened its doors, there were only five classes from which to choose. Now there are so many that one couldn't possibly take all of them in four years. Since there was still no church, graduations were held in the gym, and the cafeteria was used for ail the dances. Changing channels over the years have included the most recent: Sr. Gerald handing over the role of principal to Sr. Christen. All of these changes are signs of continuous growth. 3
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Channeling Energy Most of the changes at DC didn't occur all at once. They needed a constant channeling of energy for the benefit of the whole school. With the support of a faithful audience, there have been additions of many new programs to the original listing. In 1958, the curriculum consisted of five classes, Latin religion, English, science, and algebra. As the years went on, the enrollment increased to 265 for three grades, and shorthand, typing, and chemistry classes were added. Throughout the '60’s, more classes and activities were introduced at DC. IPS, boys’ glee club, band, student council, yearbook, girls’ basketball and softball, and a golf team were added. The auditorium was also constructed, and in 1965 Sr. Gerald became the new principal replacing Sr. Vincent. In 1970, the original building of ten classrooms and two science labs was increased by eight new rooms and two more science labs. The auto shop and drafting rooms were added in 1970 along with the computer room and a larger cafeteria. DC’s history is rich in progressive accomplishments — spiritually, academically, and athletically. We are constantly moving forward and not backward. 5
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