Dominican High School - Profile Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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. V K... X J , xi X xy If tissue paper and chicken wire are palatable, the World's Largest Lollipop looks good enough to eat. Betty Pilette and Elaine Armstrong skillfully erect the giant sucker. A rose is a rose is a rose. The artistic efforts of Diana Marchetti and Marie Bufalini make Mary's shrine burst into bloom as tissue paper and imagination transform the gym. Add sparkle to your life-come to the Mission Dance! Giustina Misur- I . aca and Avis Connolly take this invitahbn literally as they glitter Cascading streamers, luscious lollzpops, and pink roses create an pastel petals with silver sparkle. atmosphere of delight for Dominicanites and their dates. 74

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SZ? ,,- 3 Checking their aims, Cherilyn Majewski, Elizabeth Graney, Diane De Conick, and Carol Sears test their skill in tossing rings on the bottles. Winning a prize is serious business. Yours has a cold nose and a warm heart, but mine matches my bedspread, says Virginia Saputo to Sister Francis Pierre as they compare their four-faoted prizes. S ul 1 A ., ,i x -. Win that prize! Win that dainty pink poodle! Avid concentration Sandy Gore, Kathy Patrella, Diane Sadowski, and Donna Wojcik as overcomes Mary Io Clary, Kathy Patterson, Lenore Kurczewski, Carol Christensen makes that lucky score, -in

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Beneath a cluster of lollipops and a garland of roses, Gerry Martin, music of Carlos Rivera. They're probably unromantically discussing lean Czarnecki. Tom Hergott, Mary Ann Fleury, Iulio Gfffbiel, sizzling steaks at the Top of the Flame, peppery pizza at Lomlaardi's, Pam Ball, Steve Balconi, Chris Thomas, grandly march 10 the or barlzequed lreef at the Porcelain Room. Mission-Minded Seniors Serve Dominican Tenzpting Treat Lollipops, Roses-Sweet Success Send hint nice things, Some Old Spice things. Roses and lollipops, Lollipops and roses. The bike room bustles with activity as mission-minded hearts create candy-coated dreams. As Mother Nature dons a pile-lined parka against the icy January wind, fragrant rose trees burst into bloom. A farmer's manual is not neces- sary to nurture crinkly crepe paper into pastel petals, nor a Betty Crocker Cookbook to boil batches of wooden lollipops. The essential ingredient - senior spirit. The gym bubbles with laughter as delighted Domican- ites and their debonair dates twist and shout, waltz, and cha-cha, giving love and hope to underprivileged peoples in foreign lands. Hootenanny commences at DHS as generous seniors welcome bowing freshmen to their social debut. Toe tapping, hand clapping, finger snapping accompany twangy guitars as the Men from U of M croon, a la Peter, Paul, and Mary, Blowing in the Wind. Hearts burst with happiness as Roses and Lollipops offer a sweet treat for Dominicanites and the missions. Sparkling with anticipation yet tinted with youthful uncertainty, Molly Stackpoole and Sam Mahon are lured by Lollipops and Roses. 4 1 I I 7