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

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Pictures are more fun to take if they're surprise shots Senior Candy Maisner and her escort were caught by a quick photographer on their way out to a waiting limousine Prom night is a night to remember, and what better way then with pic- tures t Seniors lanice Waldorf and Tim Gazdecki participated in one of the many pre-prom photo sessions. As everyone takes their seats, the din- ner service begins with a fruit salad. Digging in are seniors, Mark Holoday, Michelle LaPalm, Cary Smolmski, Michele Hedger, Michelle Tricoff, and Paul Grardi. Even though the dance floor is crowded, seniors Holly Young and Ed DeGuzman have managed to squeeze in When the song ended it was off to the punch bowl. 26 Prom

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 No, Toni, it was not I, the brave Igor Sullivan, that saved you. In 'Cactus Flower's first scene, Igor jumps chair and addresses Toni verbosely. Upset about romantic problems, she had tried to asphyxiate herself More lies.Julian has fallen in love with Stephanie, but doesn't want to give up Toni. He tells her that Stephanie has changed her mind about getting the divorce. What Julian didn't know was that Stephanie had already re- vealed his deceit. Going through the scene, one more time Senior Sanchez uses his Latin charm to attempt to win over Stephanie's unyielding heart. She is only amused. The rehearsal schedule was quite short, so lines had to be memorized quickly. Spring Comedy 25

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Although it was cold outside, everything was warm and festive in the Fairlane Club on May second. The Junior-Senior Prom had finally arrived, and the theme: Everything in My Heart was only a hint of the excitement and possible romance that was in store. Dinner began with a chilled fruit cup and salad, followed by roast prime rib, baked potato, and broccoli Normandy. A delicious strawberry sundae was served for desert. Dancing is always a big part of any dance, and prom was L- « » sy » 4- L-% ■ m no exception. This year was L V t- I V L I I I I I g I I alittle different, though, ■ because everyone was dancing to the tunes of a D.J. instead of a live band. Senior Dave Ivinskas said, It is impossible to please everyone, but a D.J. has a better chance of playing songs to fit everyone's tastes than a live band does, and they take fewer breaks too! Although alot of people brought their own cameras, or took pictures before they left the house, it was hard to resist professional portraits. Representatives from VV.C. Linville Pho- tography were there all evening to capture smiling couples in keep-sake portraits. □ by L. Munro My Heart After finishing dinner, it's back to dancing or talking with good friends Here we see juniors. Sue Bacigal and Liz Martin; senior, Mike Sullivan and his dale, junior, Linda Terries; senior, Nancy Sciborek and her escort; and senior, Rob Mulcahy and his date, resting their feet. Prom 27