Dominican High School - Profile Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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H 9 Rs - , . As book-laden Dominicanites cram the corridors, tion. Keeping white-collar scholars in assembly - ' hallguard Kathy Bonus staunchly holds her posi- line order requires executive acumen. Virginia Weniger ....,, -pr '1 , ,- -M D V 1 '.fiTiii ..e , if M ' 'if'--:EE , xv YH Y If i t - B av- ja' ag-L 45 j Y ' f , . 4, ,, 'Y . y l , K 5 'II V' -. , ' ,I JH W 'L I fill V ,, . ' ' ' ' 9 C ' 'l K L 'Q v i A A r J :fel , g A . X , 1 93 .I Xl , i I I jf r 'K 1 7 'l Irene Weylanfn Christine Wezalis Carole Wilheliri jane Wilson lg: g -. ... Saving the Best Until Last f A ,S 6. hi 'tl' iw ' Seniors Make '64 Great! A t - Rl I The Big Six - senior homeroom chairmen, Pam Ball, Nancy ' -' ' Biondi Gloria Rinaldi, Ianice Cailotto, ,loanne Lentine, and l u a camerd-shy Kathy Murphy - gather for an impromptu meeting. Valefle W1nCk0W5k1 Laufetm Wvvd , Q 5. .M K+ Q 'QT 7 'z i M is A. f' or-s , Susan Wynne Mary Ann Young

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This Is the Class That Was Meet the class that holds its colors regal! The class of '64 came in like a lion. Frantic freshmen, sprightly sophomores, jovial juniors, spirited seniors - they ascend the DHS ladder. Give a big cheer for the class with spirit! Paper drive phobia inspires 5:00 a.m. vigils, trash packing, truck packing, and near victories. As juniors, they paint portraits on their Once a Year Day and remember A Dream is a Wish Your Heart Makes. That will lead us to victory! Blue-knighted seniors overcome vigorous junior opposition, sly sophomore strategy, and Fierce freshf man rivalry as four years of doorbell ringing and fallen arches bring Magazine Drive success. We gather fondest memories - Reflections of Spring, Con- sider Yourself at Home. Lollipops and Roses, - the class of '64 unites in love, luck, and laughter. coraro, and Sharon McCartney, eagerly anticipate their We are the class of sixty-four. 1W'ex178Cfef1 free day- Ring Day establishes a new tradition! Delighted sen- iors, Mary Lou Avery, Patricia Spalding, Frances Pe- W . is I j W l Jllf-2' This is the spirit that unites a class, that in- vigorates a drive, that makes seniors win! Smiling with satisfaction, Mary Stanley, Bonnie Palin, Pat Taggart, janet Sturza, and Jeannine Leveille anticipate a well- deserved free day on Rosary Field. Mock Michaelangelos, Loretta Bobak, Rosemarie Ewald, and Lorraine Placido, paint a portrait of their dreams as IMP becomes a memorable Once a Year Day. Parading in procession for the first time, Mary Grace Vitale, Linda Dominican's twenty-third birthday. Mass from the student body, Parker, Virginia Albrecht, Martha Murray, Charlotte Tomaino, and cake from the seniors, and greetings from graduates characterize this Anne Johnson display dignified caps and gowns as they celebrate special day in early October. . Y - I' ,.,,.. A l , 1- , Q, : i - f 7 .A - . ' , ' , I ' -. , , H - L - s A ' tr- tw ,t ,V ,t rr., W V '. A 1' ,. .1 I Y I A. 1 , A L fi if ,l i' , l E ' .9 . , rf ,T it 4.: of PI Z is .3 , it - is i ir. g., A Q :if X F: It V p , A 'R y ' ' 5-,s-p,',Y,:'i,: :,5 , g i A NNNNN p.W'31!.Q I n l A .' 1- by if li l j t i -S l E, r 4 ai. 5 i 5 ' ' -I .' , 'V ' V . ' 'ir V ,,-1 lg-1' tl R l, A4 A A' ji f , 5 Q, gf! ' 2 I - 1 i li ' f if -L, ti. Entrez' ai