Dominican High School - Profile Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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S' Ong 0 OU? fDedicated to Mary, the Queen of Musicl The sweet strings of a violin, Oh Mary, keep me without sin. The beauteous sound of the harp, Help me on roads, rough and sharp. Dear Lady, of the bird's sweet son Q Keep me brave, my whole life long And ' , with the low notes of the horn. ! Teach me to false pleasures scorn. And most of all, my Lady fair Let m k ' e now the trusting love Of the birds of the air, That one day I may sin t th , g o ee The humble praises of a child You helped to gain Eternity. Mary Ann Tranchida

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-si ominican MGIOJO g Sweet and lovely are the clarinet notes played by Mary Lou Potts. 0 The smiling Senior string section is re- quested to do an encore by a capti- vated audience. 0 Woodwinds, Strings, Brass! It's the D.H.S. or- chestra! They are producing most melodious sounds! 0 The spotlight shines on Judy Monahan as she renders a dulcet trumpet solo! Dolores Vince

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CKWMM a ong in ff .Alearf H Accompanied by the melodious music of Carol De Guvera, Rosemary Robino gives her recital, entertaining the audience with one of her many selections. 0 The Sophomore Choral gives its rendition of a Latin hymn under the supervision of Sister Jean Therese. 0 Re- hearsing for the recital we find Mary Lou Monacelli and Janice Martin completely attentive to Josephine Tortomasi, who is practicing for the forthcoming event. 0 The combined efforts of the Freshman Choral, after weeks of practice, make their first performance a tremendous success. 0 Barbara Lemhagen, with an air of complete serenity, offsets the mood of the evening with a delightful repertoire. She is accompanied by Virginia Trombley. Dolores Vince hui