Dominican High School - Profile Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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MV -,..:?vf3.. yv i - ,ggi-WJ. . . - - lfianist Marianne Battani seems to be completely without Margaret Alexander and Patricia Hayes, semi-finalists in Jitters as she smilingly pauses before her performance. the National Merit Qualifying Test, investigate the material f y' i . n f: 4 1... Z We '- N 13 1 - . Y 9 ' 2 ' 'I' . P .' 1. ,- . - E i. N Pl Y ..... .L IZ. Z. 5 H . r H 1 ,... M if . ,. . fi ,. .,,.. .i1.::g..:: ' ' p iiin llinnull j gg.. 1? I V . If Ei 1 WL YU V. L. I , ,,'-5 . 'I few. .' , L tl J ' . 5 1, A F I v- f'- fi E , . . -' I, ',, ' - 1 l., I ', W' ,I ,' :I . ' ? ' 1 'f - 1: 4 i T il . l g J- . 7 1 .. . ,V i .1 e . I I l VN X r Q W I aa it i, i nv 1 W , ' IW' N 1 I 11' hi if i Qi' 55 A iii, i . V W 'hi if' wl '.l' E ir Q 1 xivlhz s i, J' l , f it ,Q is A Wi Bl 1 'I 'gf - Y . I Y. T' . ' ' Y' i ,iv ' 4' if If 'f 1 ,' , ., - ,I 'lei . . .a fe , V-H: .. i 1 w k Qs Sopranos Diane Schaefer, Ruth Mayhall and Patricia Kozdroj the senior recital. Their talented performance tells of hard graciously accept the applause of the audience at the end of work in voice training and hints of even greater successes

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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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-. 1. in the first-floor guidance room 'Q As they stand before the trophy shows the plaque inscribed with case, Barbara Saville, winner of her name to Carolyn Cremers, win- the Detroit Police Youth Award, ner of the Betty Crocker Award. 1,-pe' those who plan college courses. Gretchen Link SfaI'ldS at the CWOOTWHY Of ciation of the help Sister Martin Marie the guidance room and smiles in appre- has just extended to her. Programs, Awards Mo rk Yeor's End Year's end brings programs, prizes and awards. Early in May the seniors who have excelled in piano, organ or voice have an opportunity to demonstrate the knowledge they have acquired. Parents and friends come to hear the program of music and song. Each year the Detroit Police Department offers an award to the student in each school who has excelled in leadership and integrity. Another award offered to seniors is the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award. Finally, we have an opportimity to win a college scholarship by qualifying in the National Merit Scholarship Test. The receiving of awards and honors makes us think of college. The place to go, then, is the guidance room where Sister Martin Marie or Sister Mary Carol are happy to offer advice. Decision-making becomes much easier.