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

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Student life is one thing that never dies at D.C. Whether it is the roar of a lively crowd at a play or the sweet melody of slow songs played at a dance. Students always seem to be united in some way. Each student has a different role to play. Some are writers, singers, or players, while others serve as audience members. Each part is as important as any other. These participants deserve a standing ovation for a year of success with every song, dance or act they put on or attend. The meshing of each note year after year deserves an encore. □ by H. Young The Homecoming dance is only a small portion of student life at D.C.,but Chrissy Schmenk and Craig Poplar think it's the biggest! 6 Student Life

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A look of toughness is displayed on Dennis Gruchala's face. He grabbed his hockey stick in preparation for a rough class during Spirit Week activit- ies. Taking an active part in the clown day activities is senior Jeff Barszcz Most students joined in the festivities with brightly painted faces and colorful cos- tumes. Twins for the day, Melanie Tricoff and Teri Klask pose with Kristin Wells Twin day was Monday. It served to set the festive mood of the whole week These clowns show the meaning of sharing in a liturgical dance Gina Monteleone and Leslie Crist per- formed in the Spirit Week mass. 8 Spirit Week