Dominican High School - Profile Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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iss. .irlegoing aganclzi Through service we live! Through service we learn to love! Smiling happily are the Domin- ican High drivers, the girls who freely give of their time and effort to act as chauffeurs for the Sisters and the girls. Mr. St. Charles, who is re- sponsible for keeping Domin- ican fit and trim, gives an authoritative command to Lady, who is enjoying afriendly hand- shake with Peggy Fischer. Connie Jezewski and Mary Tek- linski avidly straighten the Lost and Found department, while Barbara Farr and Shirley Schultz make use of the phone booth to take care of important business after school. Marlene Goecke

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. jar fAc1re in 0 in Oin Tote that scenery, push that broom! We have to get the stage ready 'Cause the curtain's going up soon -, With Joan Potie, Barbara Gra- bruck, Peggy Mattes, and Mary Ellen Sloan at the controls, the lighting effects are sure to be perfect. They are stage crew officers par excellenceu. ' , - fs Come rain, shine, sleet or snow, our faithful guardians, the safety patrol members, are there on duty. Since order is heaven'sfirst1aw , Joy Warren and Theresa Perry help to keep it so in our library. fx ef

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CL eerin 9 .I That was a tough one, but we won! cry the victorious girls of B3. Easy there! shouts Joanne Sipsock to the eager tumblers of B2. A powerful punch given to the volley ball will send it hurling to the opponents of B2. Ok, coach, we've got it! President of the Athletic Association Marilee Saylor, Vice-President Irene Delue, Secretary Joan Potie and Refreshment Chairman Peggy Keefer take time out to get instructions from Coach Elanore Thompson. , Q Three of our athletes talk over the previous game with Official, Mary Allen. Lively expressions cover the faces of our peppy cheerleaders, as they cheer the team on to victory. All set for a day on Rosary Field are these eager misses of B3.