Dominican High School - Profile Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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'B'ffi. 'lmIl ' ? 5 f Maria Krafczyk, Martha Mor- gan, Judith Szczesny and Mary Jo DeSchryver begin their day in chapel as they dress the Infant of Prague for May Crowning. -4 H 5 H Judith Gibbs prepares to lead - the senior line into Rosary ' Field for the crowning of Our Blessed Lady. Janet Schaef fler, carrying the crown is followed by Eileen Hachenski Joan Schmitt, Alicia Modlm ski, Kathleen McCarty and Judith Fudold. Our proces if ,H nr J ii i sion began in chapel where we prayed that God would bless our offering in Mary s name. Leaving chapel we passed the statue of Sa1nt Dominic and walked behind the auditorium stage as we started on our way. Pausmg momentarily in the mainfloor hall, we asked once more for all the graces of the day

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The final moment has come! Judith Gibb reverently crowns Mary in our name. e Sodality P refect The seniors process into Rosary Field HS GUI' Queen- OUT Parents and fI'ieI1dS to begin the beautiful crowning of Mary j0iH US HS W9 Offer P1'HiSe- Crowns .Mary Queen of May Every spring the entire school partici- pates in the May Crowning. The Sodality Prefect crowns Our Blessed Lady. She is assisted by officers of the Sodality. Prep- arations for this event begin early in the year as we learn songs and hymns of praise. The seniors wear caps and gowns and the rest of the school polish shoes and press uniforms that they may be ready to offer suitable honor. The sacristans add an extra polish to every piece of furniture in chapel. The finest linens and vestments are prepared for use. The grounds take on a special look. Everything is in readiness for that special day. Antoinette Asni, Marianne Cianciolo, Sharon Redmond, Joann Skalba, Carroll Baker and Joyce Bisschop hold their rosaries in readiness for the after-crowning prayers as the closing words of the hymn die away.

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