Dominican High School - Profile Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Seniors Reioice ot Successful Conclusio 210 Pounds Spell Difference between Victo , ,-,,5.0..m.w.,.i , A H . wl. ll.'- , W . .V 52-51wiv llllwlggltulit1SlyWil N ll wi H wk- 1' H. F: H1 :,: Ex M, ix , E is-:..' -fig i au -sv! w. : 1 ' Act I - Our paper drive play opens with an early morning scene that shows the junior balloon on the launching pad ready to aim for the coveted victory orbit. Ready for the count down are juniors Carolyn Choike, Lorraine Hoppe, Diane Faber, Cath- erine Spencer, Kathy Wood, Marsha Laya and Janet Schaffran. Act III - Mary Burnett, Josephine Orlando and Barbara rush to the rescue with hurry-up calls to paper ml' ' fr ujgggg H-m.i.,.,l-vi W Q jfgm. A Act II - Something seems to be interfering with the juniors' well-laid plans. With the help of Karen Klevin, Joann Len- tine, Sue Bielman, Kathleen Murphy, Ann Sheppard, Jane Wilson and Kathleen Jablonski, the sophomores take the lead.

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day of horses whose tended walls . shrine lovelyg m or .. m 1. w Dominican Celebrates Twenty-first Anniversary Our Anniversary Ball celebrates the twenty-first birth- our school. The seniors decorate the gym and cafeteria in the theme of their choice. This year We decided to use pink and black in a gay carousel. Paper lined the walls for our mammoth merry-go-rotmd center was the crystal ball. Gay streamers ex- from the center of the gym to the posts on the Then we capped our decorations with a dainty to Our Lady, Queen of the ball. The gym was it was a fine birthday celebration. . it ,. hw I is b W.,-pix , x T431 'f .,,, 5-iw m Qf, 1 tw, if ,- W' ' . 1 it W , . . -'-90,54 I ij' - if W W. M , rum jiri? ' f' ' rw, - - rt.. V lg - i ' ' 'i W ,h5 'V: ' ' -' 2 . '-11 Y V A - ' w A ,:,ll A A 1 A ' , ' ' Sli? ' V.. i if , . , V ' 1 - v :K f Q :fn 1 -J. 4 Y iixi, 12723 ' T ' 1 I' , . . --fea......., Mlwvff , low, z , IEW' r Sift' e ' Ffx 4. 1 , N ' I ., ' ,ft A - r'lr lv anis - - T 5' ia , ' 145 i. Zi 'H X ' ' ' .. -I ' is, X t - . 1 A- sq.fq. we a . r ee ' .'V.p 'u .-s'le!'W1.m'. if ,H Mn . H g 'J i Ji , .L f A H 1 I Ntf.-Bb L F. . . 1 A I? Ig A gfj 11 l ' wmv: ' . '-5-mv. .4 New - '- , v :. N ' V.. ' ' 'f' H 1 .L ,,r. w'il54s iw' it lg: L. 'wi' her prince charming and her golden ball. Ruthann's ' dimpled smile shows she envies the fairy princess not During the band's fifteen-minute break, Susan Brady and Laurel a bit! Let's re-write that fairy tale, she says. Paxton enjoy our favorite refreshments, coke and chips.

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of Paper Drive nd Defeat Two hundred ten pounds of seems a great deal when ed in a garage, but when it the margin between vic- and defeat, it is a small indeed. -So the seniors the paper drive in a but definite Victory over nior class. The paper drive is an annual at Dominican. The drive opens toward the end October, but weeks in ad- classes are out mapping and planning how to the early lead before the classes know what it is The thirty-nine trucks this year are a tribute the enthusiasm and whole- class spirit displayed all students. In this school ity no class really lostg were victors. With remarkable rapidity bundles and boxes of paper seem to appear from nowhere. The sophomores demonstrate that they can pack a truck well, a must to win. Act IV - Finally, the seniors realize the gravity of the situation and run to raise their flag. If anything is going into orbit on this drive, it must be from a senior launching pad! Paula Petro- viak, Sharon Kolodziejski, Marylou Beger, Jo Ann Buydens, Charlene Hodg- son and Nancy Ruthenberg cheerfully await a senior victory! Finale - Before the curtain comes down on a narrow senior victory, Sue Rabaut takes the center of the stage to blow a victory blast. Cheering her on are two famous paper packers, Sue l-larger and Sharon Hartner. Now the seniors may truly say, We are first best.