Dominican High School - Profile Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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oiuinicunites efoelop Culture brougb Student Council 1.-ai, Maybe the prom could be moved to the bike room, jokes Sister M. Willard with Stu- dent council officers, Sue Cole, Mary Kay Blake, Vicky Mansor, and Cynthia Demps, as they consider Dominican's own Voice of the People-the suggestion box. in Encouraging struggling sopranos and ambitious altos, Gloria Rinaldi conducts a cooperative senior choral. Student Administration Day ac- quaints seniors with the responsibilities of Dominican's hierarchy. 48 Senator Hart travels to Washing- tong Adlai Stevenson attends the U.N.g Archbishop Dearden flies to the Sec- ond Vatican Council. In the twentieth century world, responsible representa- tive government is vital. Young Ameri- cans at Dominican gain valuable ex- perience in amiable cooperation, repre- sentative procedure, and self-discipline through student council. In response to student requests voiced through homeroom representa- tives, the student council sponsors cul- tural programs vvhich bring to Domini- can many distinguished visitors. A unique neatness campaign and annual Student Administration Day inspires Dominicanites to concentrate on other important aspects of self-improvement. Boisterous, bargaining, thrifty Dominicanites auction cover- less and note-smeared text books to the highest and loudest