Dominican High School - Profile Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Maddie 0 Limbs, Swish of Sticks Exhibit A gile Figures Wheel The whistle blows - crack - a ball and stick connect, sending the white ball skimming down the green. As the play gets underway in D.H.S. hockey games, enthusiasm rises to a noisy pitch. Team members go into games with a type of magical drive, which keeps them dribbling and passing until the last whistle shrills. While the girls are fighting for victory with this vigor, their failing muscles, bulging veins, and frayed tempers strain for just another inch of ground nearer their goal - an inch which could mean the difference between a win and a loss. Cheers of joy and screams of encouragement prove that, although not all girls elect to play, all girls want to root the team to victory. Skillfully stopping o would-be goal, Linda DeWaele demon- strates the form which won her a coveted position - Reserve goalkeeper. Linda's efforts are vital when the forward line failsg for field hockey, like football or rugby, is a combina- tion of offensive and defensive skill. 78 Y' ,. ' ff 1 .Y wtf'-U -www r, it any -tees-5' ms. . mm . ,. . a 1 li n N . .ea I, K Q ,L ,., ,N Y.: .R .V 'J . sn. le. M l' ll E, Pi f .lpn -- Hockey, not a sport for the fragile, distributes its lumps and bumps. to the best of players. Barb Lu,narde's expression of pain draws a gaze of shock from Mary Lynn Alter as she comforts the afflicted half-back. Bruised Shins and sprained toes - which go right along with hockey - do not keep the team from feminine loveliness at D0-fninican's dances. Varsity Reserve Dominican 6 0 Sacred Heart 1 1 Dominican 3 1 G. P. U. S. . 1 1 Dominican 2 0 Liggett 0 O Dominican 4 1 Harper Woods 0 0 Dominican 2 2 G. P. I-I. S. 2 2. Dominican 7 Rosary 1

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