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

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Andrew Carnes subtly convinces Ah Hakim that he has to marry Ado Annie The night before, AJi unknowingly proposed to Ado Annie in a haystack Photo by: Craines Ado Annie has many boys calling on her She explained to Laurey how she didn't want to disap- point any of them Photo by: Craines In the slickest gig you’ll ever seeCurly describes a surrey to Laurey and Aunt Eller Curly hired the best surrey he (oukJ find to take Laurey to the Box Social Photo by: Craines The chorus is an important part in any musical. The girls try to cheer up Laurey by dancing in Many A Mew Day Photo by: Craines Spring Musical 21

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 Oklahoma. where the wind comes sweepin' down the plain...'' and once again, across Divine Child's stage. On the weekends of March 20-22 and 27-29, the Fine Arts Department performed the musical Oklahoma, which was the first musical per- formed at the school 20 years ago. The story-line centers around Curly McLain, played by Jim Roggenbeck, Oklahoma is OK! and Laurey, played by Carolyn Huebl. Curly and Laurey are starcrossed lovers. Interfering in their happiness are fud Fry, played by Mike Hay. a hired hand who has his eye on Laurey; and Curtie Cummings, played by Cori Amato, who tries to flirt her way into Curly's heart Aunt Filer, played by Sheila Strakovits, is constantly trying to help Laurey with her problems. In another love scenario, Ado Annie, played by Sheryl Shevock, is just a girl who can't say no to any man, or yes to any commitment. Will Parker, played by leff Pegg, tries to turn Ado Annie into a devoted wife, but she also has her eye on a peddler named AH Hakim, played by David Wimsatt. . An- drew Carnes, played by jeff Flannery, is the father of Ado Annie and tries to keep a firm grip on his daughter, as well as keep peace between the farm- ers and the cowmen. □ by: S. Strakovits CAST Curly McLain fim Roggenbeck Laurey fud Fry Ado Annie Will Parker Aunt Eller Carolyn Huebel Mike Hay Sheryl Shevock left Pegg Sheila Strakovits Andrew Carnes ferf Flannery Ali Hakim David Wimsatt Cur tie Cummings Con Amato Directed by: . Baevs Music direction by: V. Birchfer Everything's up to date in Kansas Oty ... - - Will Parker impresses his friends. He told about his ex- citing visit to a big city. Photo by Craines Curly shows fud an easy method of killing himself He tried to convince lud that he would be happier if he were dead. Photo by: Craines • w 20 Spring Musical

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May Crowning is just one of the many masses that the whole school attends during the year and it is the last school mass that the seniors attend until gradua- tion. Sophomore Bernard Brosnan carried the crucifix while sopho- more Chris Hatty and freshman Chris Ullman accompanied him with candles. Holy Mary's May Crowning May has long been re- served as a month to hon- or mothers. What a more revered mother to honor than Mary, who is the recipent of the May Crown each year at the May Crowning ceremony. A court of eight senior girls was elected by the girls of the senior class to repre- sent them. The top two vote-getters were the crown bearer and the queen. The girls on the May Court felt honored to have been chosen. , f mafe.. ,( even more special to the girls to know that their friends had elected them. Michelle Gee, who was the queen said, 7 was so surprised when I found out; everything happened so quickly but, I had a lot of fun. It was a real honor to have been chosen, es- pecially by my friends, to honor Mary. The May Crowning was on May 1 this year and was immediately followed by the Senior Brunch. The brunch is given each year tor f ?e seniors hv the. freshmen and sophomore classes in honor of the seniors' up-coming gradua- tion. Senior Kris Marsh said, It was fabulous that we could get together as a class. It was really sweet of the underclassmen to provide it for us and the food was great. □ By: K. Duffy After the crown topped the stat- ue of Mary's head, the mass was ended by a hymn of Immaculate Mary and the court processed out of the church. Kathy 5arb and Michelle Gee proceeded Fa-