Dominican High School - Profile Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Diligent Librarians, Dedicated Debators Utilize Volumes o With a towering stack of precariously laalanced hooks, Lenore Herzog strives for new literary heights. Expanding shelves attract student patrons and increase school prestige. 54 I challenge you. The battle cry is sounded - another school, another opponent, another debate! Quick retorts, sharp wits, and organized data become the winning weapons. ln this battle of minds, a Dominican debater finds an opportunity to exercise her oratorical talents and analytical powers. Aiding the debaters as well as fellow students in their search for facts and ideas, the librarians must know every corner of the library. Systematic filing, orderly shelving, and accurate checking complete their duties. A debater finds the librarian a willing helper. A librarian shares in the laurels of the debater. 80808, 80821, 909.2! As she patiently checks in a variety of hooks, the flood of Dewey Decimal numbers almost over- whelms student librarian, Margaret Galorysh.

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Transferring the exuberant emotions of Lynn Fitzgibhons onto paper, Kathy Hagan creates another original work for the Writer's Club. Perfect! remarks lady Hayes as Charlotte Tomaino, Chris Ruhl, and Irene Tomaino center the chimney of a handmade fireplace on stage. Elaine Hayes and Sue Massemng agree with 1udy's pert praise. S tage Struck Crews Aid S tage Struck Amateurs In Theatrical Productions Hands express the heart of the artist. In Writer's Club, a mind molds a story, creates a character, unfurls a plot. A hand records. The breezeway bulletin board and the responsive student assembly mirror the talents of the members. In Stage Crew, a dream designs scenic sets, pro- duces breathtaking backgrounds. A hand constructs. A Hick of a switch controls night and dayg a jerk of a rope controls the magic door of adventure and comedy. In Drama Club, a thought fashions fantastic pantomimes, invents aspiring actresses. A hand ges- tures. Purpose, poise, and perseverance characterize Dominican Starlets. A mind, a dream, a thought. A pen, a hammer, Everyman. A hand. A heart. E 5 W' Curtain going up! At the-hands of Louise Bruttell, the au- dience enters the enchanting world of imagination. 53

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Facts, Hordes of Ideas if- , ' ani' 5'- g, ' ,314 i Lu . H Cx k E F -- six ' rig? A K VT T A Q The debate handbook, myriad magazines, countless govern- ment reports, sharp pencils, and an open, ready mind aid Mary Adams as she prepares winning debate speeches. The peaceful serenity of the library offers a refuge for the penetrating research required of debators Iean Connell, Mary Ann McDonnell, Karen Christensen, and Sue Ci- borowski - five nights a week! J' Q -SY lg., ,..., l so The price of knowledge and adventure is cheap - forty-five' cents will open a new world of drama and suspense! Sacrificing chocolate sodas for the sake of books, Lenore Herzog, Elaine Kissel, Pat Taggart, and Mary Herrinton select current novels from the bookmobile. With her mind on the subject and her eye on the stopwatch, Karen Christensen utilizes two years of debate skills in an effort to perfect her delivery. A patient Sue Ciborowski offers timely advice. 55