Dominican High School - Profile Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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M Q , fi 1 Sparkling windows and corridors are the result of in the cafeteria are prepared by Mrs, MacNamara, Mrs. Linda Frederick's daily care. Our tasty treats Mrs. Hagar, Mrs. Olesko and Mrs. Kenny. Between dances Antoinette Asni and her father inspe the lively decorations. This interesting silhouette ish If , Mr. St. Charles and Mr. Olesko in the school. Their specialdepart- maintain neatness and good order ment is the workroom downstairs. i

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o Give Help to Missions eads the Way Written and produced by the students, this project gives an opportunity to work together to learn the depth of and the teamwork necessary to reach success. added knowledge that if the play is good enough it be presented to the parents in the evening, provides powerful incentive to good work. The grand finale, Is My Country, rings down the curtain on the per- but the memories still remain with us. We back with pleasure on the days of preparation and joy of the performance. It was a day to remember! ,.. as 4g A Among the famous personalities of the thirties were Shirley Temple fNancy Swiderskil and Walter Winchell fMary Maloy. The stories and dances made the Flirty Thirties' an enjoyable entertainment. HQ Qt I I 9 V K Gail Cameron and Sharon Hartner, working on the rocket after its return, report that blast-off and flight return were A-OK. A wonderful .IMP nears its end.

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1 1 the social begins lines form baut and her father are Yolanda the checking rooms Julie Ra Unti's first customers. Dads Daughters Dance Amid Dazzling Decor Dads and daughters all look forward to the annual dance held at Dominican during the month of Feb- ruary. To work up enthu- siasm the promotion com- mittee sponsored aposter contest with prizes for the winners. The winningpost- er set the motif for the evening. Our theme be- came Daddy's Little Doll. Other attractive posters lined the walls of the gym and added to the festive air. Kay Spencer is queen for a night as her escort, dad, helps her pin on a corsage. Their happy, smiling faces tell of good times to come. Between dances we took turns at visiting the cafeteria where we could have coffee, pie and cheese with no questions asked about seconds. Dads renewed old acquaint- ances and formed new ones over lunch. This year's record turnout of dads and daughters showed how much fun everyone had that night.