Dominican High School - Profile Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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s 'JAR 1' 5' 23,1 .fu .,, 3 ,ff 3 .JJ .1 X x if 'Y' Z 1 'N it, -. x lndicating the 36 30 parallel of the Missouri Compromise, Hold still please, Erin! pleads Sister Mary Norman. Amid her Sister M. Willard continues to fascinate her American history varied schedule in English classes, laiology laboratory, and gym, class. Sister's students are accustomed to the unexpected - Sister always Ends a minute to play with Dominican's spirited and welcome it! mascot and faithful watchdog. I L p X 1 lx ,,2-fl' ,--1 Y E ,f A , -,. it N-.fs 5 f 4-lp uf? N 3 'i u wqfr' -- X bs Z t -Q Q t E , 1 1 2 A Q rd ' ' X l 1 A Q X .F X i , . fry' Q -f 7 cgi yt ' i S 'Wi .ll 1N 7.i I ' ' A' -- Wil 'fl -g , . gf., , ' . HS111ilGl You'rc on candid camera! Producer, die rector, and cameraman, Sister Gerald Cecilia hacks all Dominican TV productions. I came, l saw, I conquered - checking Latin papers, quotes Sister M. Ed- wardine to Sister Patricia Marie. They lzotlz agree that neither Caesar nor Cicero pose half the problems presented by stacks of tests. 25

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X f-,iq'i 1 It e ' f 1' R lla., ' .i:, ,gi Do you think our sopranos will be able to get up that high? questions Sister M. Magdalena as Sister M. Johanna looks on assuredly. A 1 Qi ii l r 5 l I' ' .Aww 'fi Another night - another nightmare! Another day - another deadline! Sister M. ,lereinias anal Sister Arthur Mary correct copy, check cropping, and manufacture miracles for the yearbook - and still smile graciously. With Faith, Friendship Faculty Leads Girls to New Heights After classes Sister Francis Clare and Sister Eugenia Marie brush up on their own business skills while helping to balance the financial accounts of the school. They demonstrate that efiiciency and serenity play an integral part in ofhce work. Fi-, -715' I In the shadows of deep thought, Sister Francis Pierre quietly ponders a stuolent's daring interpretation of color and line in a modern abstract design.

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A well-bred Dominicanite is a well-read Dominicanitef' ponders Mrs. Laurence Krause as she readies the ever growing numher of books for the shelves. .55 .4-,Q 1? ,L if 11: .4 If you read the news, you know. And Dominican knows that the united efforts of Sister M . Noreen and Sister M. Paulette maintain the lihrary's 8000 volumes. A circula- tion of 1.2 hooks per girl per month testifies to depth preparation for classes. Great Energy, Enthusiasm, Facult Challenges Both Classes ana' Clubs r p if Q Q, . ,pifi-fi' i w gx This model Elizabethan theater brings out the Shakespeare in Sister Mary Basil. Her lively interpretations of Lady Macbeth and noble Banquo captivate her students. 26 Laughingly, Sister Ellen Loretto recalls unforgettable inci- dents of this year's magazine drive to Sister William Francis and Sister Mary Carol.