Dominican High School - Profile Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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i Unite to Make ca Book . f ', y the students in picture number five please go to assigned places? asks Kathy O'Linn. Typing editor Emilie Gravel explains to Barbara Choj- nowski the intricacies of counting captions. The University of Detroit yearbook Workshop of July, 1961, provided the setting for the meeting of minds and methods in our new memory book. Here the editors found all the knowledge and enthusiasm needed to carry them through a year of photography, salesmanship, layout and copy count. Our first venture into journalism left us eager for more. Our thrill at seeing the finished memory book was ample pay for all our labor. r Business editor Christine Cronk, tle discouraged as this picture is Editor Gail Artner and Associate snapped. Could it possibly be that Editor Sharon Raskey seem a lit- they lack picture room?

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Beauty of Nature Rooted in Cur Lives Mirrors Living Word Nature in all its loveliness provides a suitable backdrop for a study of the Living Word, Source of the spoken and the written word. On Rosary Field, even in the dead of winter, we see the promise of spring in the tightly-wrapped buds awaiting the first warm rays of the sun. Then, those buds will spring into life, collecting all the goodness of spring, the treasures of summer and the gifts of fall. As winter approaches, the matured branch will wither away leaving its memory and a place for the new branch to begin. ln that same way the social life at Dominican commences. As freshmen the new life of school spirit begins and grows as the days proceed. Through sophomore and junior year this life is watered and nurtured with proper atti- tudes and the spiritual ideals of good- ness and love. Finally, as seniors the branch becomes weaker as we find a new way of life. We leave behind mem- ories of lasting impressionsg we give .place to the new. Here on Rosary Field, juniors Susan Hug, Judith Gleba and Joanne Wasnick introduce our social life section at its crowning point, the Christmas season. At every season throughout the year, however, we hope that our lives may be a perfect mirror of the Living Word. Oh, words may show by their gentle grace The God we see in a neighbor's face, When at parties and balls we frequently meet And friends and acquaintances joyfully greet We live the We He has bid us lead, The Living Word, our Model, indeed!