Dominican High School - Profile Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Sports ore Our Specialty Action is Our Aim Dominican's athletic department offers a variety of activities for the sports enthusiast. These entice a great many students who are not participating on varsity teams. A great favorite is tennis. Our newly surfaced courts are never idle after the first warm days of spring. As yet, we have not organized teams, but We plan to do so as soon as we have developed skill in the game. Those of us who find we simply can't hit a ball with a tennis racket are invited to hit one with abat. The hockey field becomes a baseball diamond, and we struggle to hit that ball or else! Failing in tennis or softball, one can always try a hand at archery. It's very simpleg all you do is aim for that frequently elusive bull's eye. A balmy fall day, an inviting tennis court and a recent session with the books stir Cheryl Roshak into action. Finding the quiet peace of the athletic field and the newly re-surfaced court irresistible, she swings into asweeping serve. It is not unusual to see others on the court following Cherylis ex- ample. They know that soundness of body as well as of mind are essential to good living. The fresh air and brisk exercise afforded by tennis sap excess energy and refresh tired minds. Is it mighty Casey at the bat? No, flying spheroid. Diane Johnson it's merely Katherine Thoin who Smilingly retrieves knowing her takes a crack at, but misses, that team is closer to its turn.

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earns iWin Varsity ominican 33 egina 30 ominican 33 ervite 27 ominican 7 .P.U.S. 23 ominican 36 osary 30 ominican 29 . P. H. S. 7 ve team members Qback rowl Mary Kramer, Mary Latowski, Jean Brown, Irene Tomaino, Janet O1- Sue Schutza, Qfront rowl Nan Studinger, Julie Mary Lynne Alter, Kathy Wood, Judy Van Kathy Kolito and Andrea Gilbert stand on the 7 leading to the cheering section of the gym. The team warms up below them. Reserve 0 0 20 11 25 9 GT? 10 15 24 6 School spirit and student interest in the team definitely assist in obtaining a successful sea- son. When Dominican's varsity defeated Ro- sary High School, one small corner of the gym found fback rowj Lorraine Szyszlo, Jud- ith Deeby, Mary Smith, Donna Hillebrand, Nan- cy Thompson, ffront rowl Sandra Tessmer, Marilyn Pruzinsky, Sharon Redmond, Diane Brown and Sharon Makarewicz enthusiastically supporting the team.

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