Dominican High School - Profile Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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, Q1 fr--. Trim ' 1 z 'wa' X n it ' 1 LE 1 if t I ....'5-if il Noreen, Sister William, Sister Eugenia Marie, Sister Pa- acquired for the convent library. Though these Sisters rep- Marie, Sister Edwardine, Sister Margaret Joan and Sister resent many academic fields, they all teach the lesson of Christ- t Helen stop to discuss some of the new books recently ian Living, an integral part of Dominican life. H, ,spit ' P t . N . A , t t v - I - s. A.- - t ,, , rr., -- -7-x t - 4 ., f lv Q The senior teachers, Sister Marie Jude, Sister Marie Henry, magazine drive, The seniors' sale of magazines brought good a and Sister John The- reading matter into many homes that would otherwise be with- Sister Anita, Sister Sheila, Sister Carol rese are proud of their classes' accomplishments in the January out this 11193115 of HCtUa1g1'aC9- tig . 1 g , y,y 5

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Sister Michael Denis steps out of her office on main floor hall to inspect some gifts prepared for her feastday. Joanne Molski and Michele Karl are on hand to present a remem- brance from the senior class. Each senior home- room has constructed a record of prayers andgood wishes. These are ready for playing on the phono- graph of feastday wishes that represent the senior class. Behind Sister, on the table are greetings from other classes throughout the school. All f our artistic talents are used to express our deep happiness in sharing thejoy of the day with Sister Michael Denis. We wel- come this opportunity to thank Sister for the many things she has done for us during our school years. May every feastday be as happy as this. Stuffed with Sisters of Adrian, Michigan A school is only as good as its admin- istrators. For a smooth, efficient school, good management is necessary. We feel we have been very fortunate here at Domin- ican in having Sister Michael Denis for our guide and cotmselor for the past five years. From her pleasant Good morning, girls until the last announcement in the evening, Sister Michael Denis gives us an example of efficiency in the conduct of the school, and even more important, in the application of solid Christian principles to daily living. We are deeply grateful for the fine man- agement of the school and the Wonderful example presented by our principal. Every school also needs an assistant. Sister Albertus ably fills this assignment along with her busy schedule in science. Students who report to the office know Sister's pleasant smile and unfailing help- fulness. We are grateful for the lessons of graceful living both Sisters present for us daily. X Barbara Chojnowski stops in the class. Sister Albertus inquires office on her way to her first hour about her daily schedule.

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. . . ond Dedicated it to Saint Dominic ! f-MQ l Sister Carl Marie, Sister Ellen Loretto, Sister Grace Raymonda, Sister Marcelle, Sister Carol, Sister Francis Clare and Sister Francis Marie recall the fun of the Junior Mission Project. ' ,Q-31 ,J Another favorite topic of the junior teachers is the question just what did happen to St. Paul on the road to Damascus. he really on a horse? Just try to prove it! S ii. time SB Tiff' ,gi ,iU WLC? i Q , - . it is Y. 1. I Q., I sae, . i V, k-5,4 matic ll j 1 r i F' I 1 Sophomore teachers, Sister Stephanie, Sister Harrietta, Sister Martin Marie, Sister Marie Geraldine, Sister Mary Jerome, Sister Marie Grace, Sister Catharina and Sister Magdalena dis- cuss a topic dear to every sophomore heart, biology, the study V I . fisilisiiff b H .. Wjii, ,. - - Tx .I 'Ei 5 . V. ' P of living things. Even though they teach different fields, every sophomore teacher finds she must be prepared to discuss the latest dissections in the biology laboratory. These teachers also enjoy the science books in the library.