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

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Red, gray, black-leather pants and ties, are just some of the hottest new fashion ideas demonstrated here by Laura Harden and Monika Daniluk. Senior class unity: Tracy Moore, Musette Caing, Ann Gapa, Julie Tricia Salisbury, and Jim Fisher. McGarvey, and Karen Kurcz. 14

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As the children look on, Mrs. Van Daan accuses Mr. Dussel of unfairly dividing the meager stores of potatoes. Drama a success with “Diary” The second season of a new tradition at Di- vine Child was proudly welcomed with the pre- sentation of the fall play. With the success of a thrilling mystery in tow, the cast and crew of the new production were faced with the chal- lenge of a heavier drama: The Diary of Anne Frank. Set amid the destruction of Hitler’s Nazi rule during WWII, a group of eight people lived in cramped hiding for a period of two years because of their Jewish heritage. The trauma and everyday events of such a secret lifestyle were recorded in the diary of the high-spirited thirteen-year-old Anne Frank. Going through the difficult stages of growing up, Anne had to face her first love, conflicting feelings toward her parents, the annoyances of the others she must live with, and the constant terror of her family being found. Discovery after two years in hiding left Anne a mature young woman ready to face “whatever tomor- row may bring”. The hard work of the entire cast and crew, under the direction of Mrs. Pritchard, resulted in a truly remarkable piece of work. Anne, played by Mary Ellen Hogg, and Duane DiFranco as Mr. Frank led the cast of ten peo- ple (and one cat) in a successful, memorable production. The drama was truly an experience for both the actors and the audience. Unsure of each other at first. Anne and Peter get acquainted through Peter’s cat. Moushi. 13

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Deck it out; Fad day ’84 “Hi, Kathy. How are you?” “Fine. How are you, Linda?” “Pm terrific. What are you do- ing?” “I was just looking at my calen- dar; are you going to the dance on Saturday?” “You bet! I’m looking forward to seeing all those guys in their para- chute pants, leather pants and ties, tuxedo shirts, and maybe someone will have on just one leather glove.” “I hope someone has on a double- breasted suit with those pointed Eu- ropean shoes. What are you going to wear?” “Oh, I don’t know. Maybe I’ll wear a flashdance sweat shirt with my crop pants, or maybe I’ll wear my leather pants with a zipper shirt. Do you think I should wear my flat shoes, or my colorful pumps?” “I think I’ll wear my jumpsuit with some colorful earrings and, of course, a terrific hat.” “This year has been so exciting with all of the great fads!” “I know; I love it ... I can’t wait until next year.” 1983-84 Lunch is a welcome break in the busy day for seniors Shannon Young and Greg Kostin. Choosing a definite style is never easy, but for Zina Kozak, the choice is obvious.