Dominican High School - Profile Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Jo Ann Buydens, Patricia Kretsch and Donna Hillebrand pre- Parish. These girls welcome the opportunity to share the pare baskets of food for their adopted family in Holy Trinity spirit of Christmas with those who are less fortunate. Mary Danis, Mary Kay Tomaino and Dolores Galorneau sing of gold, frankincense and myrrh. The junior-senior choral the greeting of the Magi while the pages, Camellia Greaney, picks up the refrain. In the background the star before the Dorothy Lucas and Bernadette Setlik offer the kings' gifts manger shines to tell all that Christ is come to earth. x 1 Y -. 5 H

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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.

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hrilstrnlos Love s Told Once Again As once again the Christmas story Lui- olds, Dominican pauses to remember that irst Christmas. We attempt to imitate the reat example of love set for us by our edeemer. One of the charitable deeds is the onating by each homeroom of articles of ood, clothing and toys to poor families within e city. Another activity is the annual presentation f the Oratorio. The efforts of all involved n its preparation are very rewarding. A edley of Christmas hymns and carols played y the orchestra begins the program. A andlelight procession by choral members ollows. The curtains then open, and the horic speech groups and the choral tell the essage of Gabriel, and visit of Elizabeth, he birth of Christ and the homage given Him y Magi. Ruth Mayhall and Diane Schaefer, beautiful story of the Visitation as Mary and Elizabeth, sing the with the help of the choral. I'-llx The closing scene of the Christmas Oratorio is its crowning glory, the manger scene. Ruth Mayhall as the Blessed Virgin, Patricia Kozdroj as the Archangel Gabriel, Diane Maiolatesi as St. Joseph and Sharon Rabaut as one of the shepherds 0 ,. , adore the new-born King and Saviour of the world. The beauti- ful hymn, Silent Night, sung by the junior-senior choral pro- vides the atmosphere for this nativity scene. We know a feeling of oneness with the Christ in His manger bed.