Dominican High School - Profile Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Proudly displaying the Dominican class ring are Joy Warren and Mary Lou Luibrand. The Commencement ex- ercises solemnly bring to a close our four years of training. Barbara Sudz, Gloria Wujek, Kathryn Menner, Anna Mae Feist, Patricia Hunt and Diane Howell, happily present Sister Clarita Marie, O. P., with flowers and cake to commem- orate Dominican's 15th birth- day. A X A custom long cherisl by the seniors is traditional planting ivy.

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CONSTANCE VALENTE Candid, Academic, To be successful. Speech contest - 1953. Joy is the echo of God's life in us. LORRY VARDON Bubbling, General, Psychologist. The unity and closeness of the Senior Class. Star of Heaven, shine before my path. DONNA WASIELEWSKI Ambitious, Scientific, Chemist. Torch Night. St. Anne, my inspiration be. CAROL WASIELEWSKI Petite, Academic, Kindergarten teacher. First Anniversary Ball. Perpetual Help, light my way. JUDY WEISS Piquant, Academic, Elementary teacher. Torch Night - 1954. My Mother, My Confidence. DONNA WHITE Pleasant, General, Secretary. Alumnae Ball '54. If girls would have the sweet- ness of Mary, boys would have the courtesy of Christ. MARION WINIARSKI Gleeful, General, Private secretary. Anni- versary Ball '54. Teach me goodness, discipline, and knowledge. ANNE MARIE WINKELMANN Individualist, Academic, Novelist. Gold key in Detroit News Scholastic Writing Award, 1953. Lord, have mercy on meg! GLORIA WUJEK Business-like, General, To fulfill God's plan. Day I received F.S.R. office. O Mary, conceived without sin, pray for us who have recourse to thee. MONICA ZINGER Satisfied, General, Good housewife and mother. Anniversary Ball. Oh, what a tangled web we weave when first we practice to deceive. BEVERLY ZITO Ambitious, General, Physical therapist. Forensic Speech Contest, 1955. Jesus, my God, I love Thee above all things. ADRIENNE ZOLTOWSKI Gentle, General, Private Secretary. Senior Play. I am a part of all thatlhave met. ' ' I A ? ' A Qt ig? Q . E A A Y A I K -V X I I M . , .. V K ,I . . p x d , SF. I 1 E Q I g f f Q 1 fit 5 if-r E jf an MA I is K l 1 vl lv x ' , at A- --qt 'X E .I . fl' T qs' A l k Q X a X 4 , its S if - . was-. SQ 6 ft ff '1 QQ . S ig if i X52 lgi '06 .sf ! ,, R , J my X. -1o1- 3 . I I

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mree !9afL4 Everyone has a way to Thee, To gain You in eternity. A certain path that she must take, That You have chosen for her sake. One would be marriage, The beauty of a home, A husband and children To gain her Heaven alone. Another is the religious life A life of happiness and one of strife. Where Christ is her Lover fair And in His. love she'1l always share. The last is unmarried life in the world. A hard way but perhaps her path To gain her future happiness. And as I stand before these three, I wonder just which one's for me. Mary Ann Tranchida The seniors happily display the flag, symbolic of Dominican's high ideals. Eagerly we accept the torch of loyalty and truth . . . As the Seniors depart from these hallowed halls they leave to their successors, the Juniors, the respon- sibilities of leadership. Marlene Goecke and Angeline Miramonti , .. X pgs