Dominican High School - Profile Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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1 festival was held in May. Produced The one act pay and directed by the Senior members of the Verse Choir, it consisted of three one-act plays. f'Little Prison , set in an elevator, stars Janice Chaplow, Cath- erine Grimaldi, Kay - QNX Hermann, Dolores Kop- f i aczewski and Gail Ben- X Q wietto. ,ff f J l J J as f Q tg ,K 1,1 ,V ' Mar Euan sioan is The in- Y ' X fanta in a drama which num- X bers in its cast Dolores Cook, Mary Jo Regnier, Joy Warren and Barbara Grabruck. The lead in Grey Bread is taken by Molly Nicholson, who is assisted by Arlene Angott Joan Potie, and Do- lores ,Vince tNot pictured? Other Senior members of the Verse Choir are: Barbara Berger, Mary Jane Bollen- berghe, Kathleen Eades, Frances Famularo, Maril n Famularo, Barbara Ferer, Beverly Y Fleming, Mary Margaret Guyette, Beverly Johnson, Antoinette Santoro, and Elizabeth Naples. Elizabeth Muehlenschulte Dolores Vince

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