Dominican High School - Profile Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

Page 16 text:

' 1 i m g, K Qui: xiii if ' 3 s .fi - i s 2 E f i 335 Una...

Page 15 text:

.J ilk r :L lll' jacfuhy Exploring and teaching in the realm of science are Sister Michael Denis, O. P., Sister Catherine Albert, O.P.,and Sister Ann Charles, O.P. Music truly hath charm when taught by Sister Jean Therese, O.P., and Sister Maria Inviolata, O. P. Business instructors who teachthe value of efficiency are Sister Eugenia Marie, O. P., Sister Cyril Francis, O. P., Sister Beatrice Marie, O.P., and Sister Jane Marion, O.P. Two untiring workers are Sister Jose- phine, O.P., study hall moderator, and Sister Noreen, O.P., librarian. Service at all times is the motto of Miss Barbara Flowers, clerk, and Miss Elanore Thompson, Physical Education instructor. if 'mv Sq. p.-NA .,.,,U i Danni.-lu lwhurl f 55500500 vvivndnl ,ffl in ' w J , L3 -ff v Q I if LBJ

Page 17 text:

We are endowed by our Creator with the great gift of a thinking mind. With that gift comes the responsibility to develop that mind and to increase its knowledge. Our studies, ranging from clothing to chemistry, fulfill that purpose. ln these various fields of endeavor we are con- stantly reminded of the Being Who created us, of Our Blessed Mother, and of the saints. Science portrays God in everything created -- plant, animal and mineral matter -- and the great magnitude of God's power. Art classes give an appreciation of beauty, with Our Lady often used as a subject. History visualizes the providence of God throughout the centuries. Languages not only enable us to speak to God in another tongue, but also to converse with our foreign neighbors. Every subject not only increases our intelligence, but also our faith. May we always continue to appreciate, expand, and be thankful for our knowledge so that we may glorify Our Father Who hath done great things for us. Kay Her mann '13.