Dominican High School - Profile Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Red Cross Prefers ... ... ... 3. Preparedness to Pqnic Mary Ellen McClanaghan and Catherine Brennan discuss plans to make this year's Torch Drive better than ever. Projects sponsored by the High School Re Cross teach us to acknowledge our obligation and assume personal responsibility toward ou fellow man, especially the less forttmate. In thi way we develop good citizenship. Included i important activities are attendance at the Annu Leadership Training Conference for student lead- ers, the, Torch Drive, our Disaster Crew an participation in committees established by th County Council. Stella Rabaut and Catherine Brennan shared an unforgettable and richly profitable experience last September at Greenfield Village, where they par- ticipated in student activities in a Leadership Training course. Both girls were chosen as new committee co-chairmen. Ten informed seniors constitute our Disaster Team. Recognizing the need for preparedness in the event of natural disaster, they attend periodic meetings at the downtown Chapter House and study pamphlets to learn basic principles of first aid. Such knowledge is of inestimable value for both society and the individuals concerned. Tfjg-' Members of the school 's Disaster Crew, Veronica Motschall, Stella Rabaut, Karen Zemmin, Margaret Cenkner, Donna Tour- ville. Camille LaGrasso, Linda Harris, Lorraine Rayniak, Mary Anne Neis and Sue Graney, pause outside for a refreshing chat in the brisk autumn weather. They have recently attended a city- wide meeting of high school students to glean information con- cerning positive preparedness rneasures. 'Whatever is the topic of conversation, it evokes liveliness.

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Junior members of the Debate Club, Joyce Rashid, Ann Marie Birnbryer, Mary Ann Hastings and Diane Antony, use library facilities for neces- sary research. Persistent effort spells final success. Linda Raschella and Emily Vanootighem recheck statistics in pre- paration for a practice debate while Gail Artner and Janet Gruca launch a strategic line of attack. 5 ix l, i E ai Challenge Provokes Perseverance in research, argumentati and presentation has made possible many achievements of our active and r sourceful Debate Club. Members, alert to the need of good speech habits and stim lated to creative activity by intellectu challenge, recognize the unparalleled val of past experiences. Courteous argtunent tion provides these students with the pric less opportunity of perfecting native abilitie Competition on an intellectual level prove rewarding! Careful preparation behind them, Grace Hoeflein, Emily Vanootighen, Joyce Rashid, Gail Artner, Margaret Mc Namee and Diane Antony confidently set out to win, While Margaret McNamee prepares to refute the arguments of Grace Hoeflein effectively- makes her stand for the affirmative. Notre Dame contestants, James Alef and Norman Berlinger, Patricia Alfonsi holds the t1mekeeper's cards.