Dominican High School - Profile Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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.xx .MQQI A wedding of Old Rome with all its symbolism and pagentry is re-enacted by Latin IV students. While friends and relatives wait patiently, the marriage is discussed, the dowry agreed upon, and all arrangements made - by the fathers, of course! True to ancient tradition, the mother, assisted by slaves, arranges the symbolic hair-dress of the bride, and places over her head the red veil. At the wedding itself, a matron joins the hands of the happy couple, the promises are murmured, and the marriage ceremony is complete. 0 The intent minds and busy fingers of Frances Dunbar, Sue Gerhardstein, and Irma Jean Bryan work untiringly to produce our DOMINI CANIS. .21. XX

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gwemgrancllavin .fdcfion fx' ix J is Mary Campbell points out the elements of still life to Beverly Pieszkalski, Ann Hendrie, and JoAnn Cochell. 0 Barbara Blondeau displays a poster while Mary Ann Tranchida, Dianne Gleffe, and Marilyn Irlbacher are engaged in stenciling, linoleum blocking, and silk screening. 0 The pen and ink still life is demon- strated by Monica Zinger, while Shirley Sayers, Geraldine Caradonna, Laurie Vardon, Elizabeth Naples, and Jeanette Mastej watch intently. 0 Studying the great artists of the century are artists Janet Schoenherr and Ann Porter. 0 Bar- bara Lemhagen, Elaine Abraham, and Patricia McKendry try their skill ata water color still life. 0 Busily working on reference for their art class are: Antoinette Lipinski, Carol Rochon, Dolores Cook, and Joan Potie. 0 Mary Lou Luibrand illustrates the lettering on a poster to Donna White, Joan Kunnath, Marlene Genord, Elizabeth Loftus, and Anita Daidone. Dolores Vince . 23 .