Dominican High School - Profile Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Sports Spectacular Spark a Schoolgirl? Busy Schedule s , 4 'is' 'ii 4 .-.-za-nl Modern loallet? No, a frantic attempt to nudge the hall over the net! Alice Herman, Michele Klonowski, Donna Krolikowski, and Carmen Trevino are determined to win this crucial game. Ready or not here it comes! Batter, Sue Abraham, is ready, and visions of a home- run fill her mind. Peggy Simon, Diane Groesloeck, Mary Anderson, and Maureen Comer spring into position, anticipating Sne's plan of action. 'E 7 :fx 3 74 ' .A-':.,5-rf1'2N,24 'n1 2 W '!' Stacks of books, piles of dishes, and bushels of ironing can add up to a frus- trated Dominicanite. A vigorous athletic program, however, provides a release for pent up emotions and neglected muscles. Everyone from the first freshman to the last junior, and some of the seniors, par- ticipate in this program. Early in the morning, during gym classes, and after school, teams drill diligently. The airy swish of the tennis racquet and the plop of the basketball echo through the halls as girls hurriedly sneak in a few minutes of practice before the bell. Sports are a major part of Dominicang healthy smiles and winning teams prove it. l Bright sun and sturdy server against her, Char- lotte Tomaino displays perfect tennis form.

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4 r D n ' in -g 4 , 1 D . 5, i t-gi - , 2- 6 . D J 'J vw, X .X fall ,dl .f if Dominican offers an answer to the Piston's-Row 1: Carol Hoffer, Kilcher, Cathy Romano, Elaine Hayes, Mary Lynn Alter, Marg Rita Smyka, Chris Franzosi, Sue Abraham, Carol Hotas, Sue Lynn Grajewski, Linda Parker, Toni St. Onge, Indy Hayes, Schar Schuster, Rosie Cusmano, Sue Daleiden, Jessie Moroney, Pat Tomaino, Barb Lunarde. With this type of agile support on the Mansor, Lynda Bonucchi, Sue Rattig Row 2: Terry Smyka, Sue floor, Detroit's professionals would rate higher. Possession is nine-tenths of the law! Taking advantage of her con- stitutional rights, Sue Abraham collides with an opponent who had the same idea. Athletic minds run in similar paths. Dominican G.P.U.S. Dominican G.P.H.S. A Dominican Liggett Dominican Harper Woods Dominican Sacred Heart Dominican Bloomfield Hills Dominican Rosary Varsity Reserve 18 27 21 5 21 26 19 A 15 'l 45 8 36 27 17 l l 38 16 26 7 ' 38 16 18 6 35 24 32 28 , 5 Watts! Sf' Sf 'K From a ten foot vantage point, Toni St. Onge's perfect shot would look like . . N t this. Anticipation gives way to joy as the ball slips through the net, points W s t mount, and Dominican scores another victory. ' D S x Q .QX ' i W'- .ifi Sha s. of

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i 2 if 1 Anything missing? The end of the school year brings the in- evitable inventory check of sports equipment. Chris Shuster, Charlotte Tomaino, Barb Lunarde, and Cathy Chenhall help Mary Lynn Alter with her check-point challenge. Batting the birdie presents a persistent problem to the champs and the challengers. Badminton victors Mary Thoin and Terry Smyka snatch a few minutes of practice before the decisive battle of the racquets. May the best team win! 5511 1 1.-lf -5-A C ull Flowers blooming, birds chirping, and lawnmowers clanking pro- strates the standard tennis grip, so that Maureen Comer, Mary Lynn claim spring's advent. At Dominican, however, spring does not Alter, Elaine Simpson, Donna Krolikowski, Nancy Abraham, Tony officially arrive until tennis players fill the green topped tennis courts St. Onge, and Vickie Schwall can develop a firmer grip on their of Rosary Field. Gym instructor, Miss Romilly McMahon, demon' tennis game before the' season's first match. 85