Dominican High School - Profile Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Are there bats in Dominican's rafters, goblins in the stage wings? Or is some member of stagecrew setting the scene for another spectacular production? Only the girls of Hoineroom 210 know for sure. Row 1: Sharon Kaszeta, Ginny Kucrnierz, Theresa Oswald, Karen Christen- son, Pat Conlon, Sue Masserang, Gail Brinsden, Cheryl Rossieg Row 2: Josephine Viviano, Peggy DeCorte, Kathy Bielman, Linda Roehl, Cathy Marchese, Noreen Bidlcwnan, Sara Payne, Joyce Bartold, Pat V-I-C-T-O-R-Y, victory, victory is our cry, chants Homeroom 309. Victory cries, improvised cheers, and unequaled support lead the junior basketball team on to new heights. Row 1: Mary Thoin, Barb Urso, Donna Wojcik, Mary McCarthy, Serafine Saracino, Pat Mar- tin, Elaine Maiorana, Rosalie Biondo, Donna Cofheld, Margie Przy- bylski, Donna Laskowski. Sandy Wittstock, Row 2: Mary Ann Tavery, Helen Baker, Gayle Kurk, Peggy O'Grady, Diane De- Sansoneg Row 3: Lucy Jacobs, Sue Shramski, Pat Jablonski, Elaine Figurski, Jean Gilbert, Linda Dell'Era, Mary Streetenberger, Carolyn Cukrowski, Joanne Shanahan, Row 4: Judy DeBusschere, Barb Abra- ham, Joanne Victor, Carol Voigt, Lorraine Hacias, Maryellen Doa- little, Barb Kneebone, Geraldine Gleba, Josephine Aluia, Row 5: Irene To-maino, Sue Smith. Camera shy: Joanna Bielnin, Nancy Dinko, Pat Mansheld, Roseann Mannina, and Mary Moran. Conick, Judy Buydens, Pat Pomnitz, Patricia Spinski, Pat De- Metsenare, Janis Wendt, Sue Kaczor, Rachelle Young, Betty Adam- aitisg Row 3: Connie Laridon, Denise Figlioli, Theresa Brennan, Sue Cole, Diane Gilbert, Laura Kotwick, Marcia Kulesa, Eileen Ferro, Carolyn Schultz, Joann DeMilner, Ann Marie Clor, Pat Picciurro, Dianne Ofselli, Pat Paczkowski. No matter what the occasion juniors wholeheartedly support their classmates. 1:4- 99

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.'f Just a few more car loads and we'll have our thirteenth' truck 6lleal, beams Room 304. Row 1: Kathy Derwenskus, Kris Johnson, Jessie Moroney, Barb Cenkner, Karen Waurzyniakg Row 2: Janet Regan, Diane Laualicina, Alice Terhrueggen, Joann Cools, Kim McCarthyg Row 3: Mary Camilleri, Rosemarie Curcuru, Fran Burke, Gail Duffy, Cindy Kargol, Pam Zerman, Sharon Kasinski, Sue Ann Wolfg Row 4: Mary Burkheiser, Julie Matejak, Jeannette Selkg Row 5: Linda Denys, Fran Slatin, Mary Roberts, Marilyn Carl, Mary Botzen, Nancy Kleiner, Kathy Beck. Camera shy are: Stephanie Palazzolo and Theresa Batista. 98 Active zmiors Surge Forward With Ideals With two unforgettable, unregrettable years behind them, juniors boldly strive to conquer another year of challenge. junior means vigor. A storehouse of energy propels the class of '65 to a blazing paper drive victory. During the j.lVl.P., talents shine and the atmosphere vibrates with show-business. Flowing streamers, delicate flowers, and filmy materials, plus hours of junior assist- ance, transform the gym into a treasured remembrance on Prom Night. Pleasure-packed and laughter-loaded on the surface, junior year activities bow only to an exuberant quest for scholarship. The scientlic-minded endure the mental scourge of interpreting the language of physics, while the business-like ponder the puzzling squig- gles of shorthand. As Torch Night suddenly emerges be- fore them, a glowing finale comes to this brief interlude of their lives. With the anticipation of senior year, they accept the torch of school leadership. The class of '65 promises to be a success in all future en- deavors because of their Udauntless courage, faith, and enthusiasm. She Hies through the air with the greatest of ease, hut Suellen makes a trembling trapeze. This jaunty old tune is so well composed by Suellen Win- stanley and Heather Laliose.

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Zealous uniors Ada' Slbontaneiljf, ViUdCiltjl to D.H.S. all its ' fi? It 1 ts 2 1 E5 z - . Z I 3 ' 1 ' Q 11 iii Stagefright. noticeable in many amateurs, rarely occurs among Home- room 311 because they are the professional hams of the junior class. Row 1: janet Klebba, Connie McDonald, Kathy Hagan, Anne Kardos, Karen Ambrowski, Carol Christensen, Cynthia Demps, Martha Szurkiewicz, Andrea Risteter, Linda Butzier, Ieanine Vacl- nais, Diane Glaeser, Elizabeth Gruneyg Row 2: Barb Osborne, Nancy Rice, Sara Honey, Kathy Van Ryn, Dorothy Karpus, Mary Seven heads are better than one, claim homeroom chairmen Sara Morrison. Rachelle Young, Carol Christensen, ,lean Gilbert, Ann Bidigare, ,loann Cools, anal Sue Blondin, as they outline the junior Mission Project. 100 'J - I Kramer, Mary Youngblood, Peggy Shock, Joanne Garr, Loretta Szul- czewski, Kathy Patterson, Margaret Cianciolag Row 3: Judy Mansor, Paula Stylski, Linda Michels, Camille Wasnick, Priscilla Toth, Diane Miceli, ,loanne Gallagher, Helene Hoegeman, Heather LaRose, Ann Coughlin, Mary Ann Blaska. Camera shy: Mary Allor, Roberta Bielak, Rosemary Boike, Grace Licavoli, and Kathleen Melewicz. Their confident smiles mirror their unconquerable spirits. Stepping up to a higher intellectual level, Fran Burke -utilizes the library.