Dominican High School - Profile Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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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

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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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46 can id Auf a Sfage . . . U The Verse Choir, under the direction of Sister Rose Terrence, presents many splendid productions throughout the school year. And Clare Heard , amovingchoric drama written by Sister Marie Virginia, with Margaret Chabot as St. Clare and Dolores Vince as St. Francis of Assisi, was staged on Sister Clarita Marie's feast day. The necessity of prayer for the poor souls in purgatory was stressed in Be Still a Friendn, presented in November. E r 4 E Z JQ 5545 Z ,ff '1