Dominican High School - Profile Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Blazing New Paths, Friendships, Memories pf'-1 ' V 1 - -. .5 7 , , , E 6 W 1.x r -'gig . r N. :gY:A' s1 ' '- The ramp entrance becomes familiar to subterranean sophomores of Horneroom B7. Row 1: Kathy Carollo, Claudia Cirnino, Karen Geralg Row 2: Rosemary Matouk, Nancy Gale, Indy Lualwic, Valerie Higgersong Row 3: Marian Canolilere, Barbara Waisg Row 4: Caleste Honey, Nancy Caing Row 5: Corliss Moss, Mary Beth Klonowski, Kathy Varty, Kathy Gawelck, Kathy Brophyg Row 6: Mary Holsbeke, Ann Austin, Katie Hammelg Row 7: Ianet Makarew- icz, Ioann Szyszlo, Roberta Mayer, Cecelia Orzel, Diane Windischg Row 8: Kris Funke, Carol Sears, Ellen Klucznikg Row 9: Ioann Licavoli, Sue Powerg Row IO: Chris Andary, Ieannie Tosto, Mary Klein, Debbie Frickeg Row 11: Sue Daleialen, Lynda Banucchi, Gloria Dunn. The shimmering sun erases any previous hint of a dim, dark day. 93

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Solbbs Launch Year With Succesyfu! Mission Projeczj, Sfreff Emerging from their green cocoons, the sophomores display vital sparks of keen initiative and peppy spirit. No longer aliens to the school, the Class of '66 prepares for a year of new experiences. Biology introduces them to the uniquely squeamish feeling of Hrst cutting into a slimy gray worm. Proving theorems and manipulating compasses and protractors present a challenge to sophomore geometry students. Deciphering Caesar's ancient Commentaries requires fatiguing labor and long hours. At Mass, in the gym, varnished wooden bleachers strain backs as well as wills. But happy light-hearted days sandwich arduous blue- tinted ones. Sophomores, beribboned and glittering, ex- perience pangs of excitement before attending their first semiformal ball. Busily manufacturing, in the traditions of mass production, pink yarn dolls, wann woolen mittens, and a host of other prizes, the sophs tickle the tiniest freshman to Father Britz with their carnival Mission Project. In every competitive endeavor, from bolstering the magazine drive to selling Booster tickets, the sophomore's vitality permeates the school. Thus the sophomore year of wiles, woes, and work is a profitable one - one which will become memorable in the years to come. 'gy' Ambitious sophomores Kathy Hammel, Linda Nienstedt, Arlene Rice, Kathy Boyle, Eleanor Dominek, Denise Rou- leau, Diane Gruner, and Mary ,lean Fitzgilnhons enthusiastic- ally chant their own paper drive songs. - V i 1 rug- -4 lndustriously producing zipper purses, pertinent posters, and pink piggyhanks, Homeroom B2 makes preparations for their mission project. Skill games, cake walks, and the raffle of puppies, kittens, and gift certificates net the sophomores S600 profit. Row 1: Virginia Saputo, Pamela Mazzoline, Donna Simon, Linda Ramsey, Suzanne Vanlsoon, ,leanne Scrivo, Carol LeBlanc, Mary Palozzolag Row 2: 92 I,-:'.f-1' Geraldine Farrugia, Mary Hindelang, Carol Hofer, Susan Fielzig, Pat Cherfoli, Mary Kiley: Row 3: Susan Herring, Gail Baldinger, Mary Beth Garlitz, Sally Marrs, Grace Ciaramitaro, Genetta Cava- liere, Kathleen Petrellag Row 4: Mary Lou Kasom, Angela Giampino, Terry Vanden Bossche, loan Leonard, Christine Polosky, Christine Ostrowski, Mary ,lean Fitzgilzbons. Camera shy: Eileen johnson.

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Three thirsty sophomores, Marjorie Scherer, Nancy Ann Monaghan, and Karen Lambrecht, spritely drink volumes of knowledge as they participate in a tantalizing biology session. l i i . flew Diligent study makes the brain beam brighter, but sophomore Mary Lou Kramer wonders if the building of a scholarly mind requires six feet of reference book support. Sopbornores, Sparklin With Sweeping Drive, Energy Soar to Spectacular Heights, Fuhill Stupendous Goals Brisk, vigorous cheers can stimulate the initiative of any team to a rousing victory. Basketball is no exception, and the girls of Home- room 310 enthusiastically provide the powerful punch that heartens their sophomore class team. Row 1: Diane Rudnicki, Elizabeth Squires, Marilee Fleishmann, Rosalie Cusmano, Patricia Stus, Vir- ginia Danastasio, Diane Dimmer, Mary Riccabono, Rose Cortez, Mary Lynn Grajewski, Susan Dunng Row 2: Patricia Welles, Su- zanne Bosch, Michele Bantle, Andrea Demps, Diane Groesbeck, 94 Laura Knodell, Mary Schaffran, Celine Nowak, Donna Hafeli, Mary Louise Hughes, Row 3: Ieanette Slatin, Karen Grobson, Diane Urban, Sharon Patterson, Linda Leone, Rosalie Radazzo, Ann Cutton, Patricia Dennis, Janice Simon, Antoinette St. Onge, Cheryl Milbrand, Susan Getzan, Carol Glowicki. Absent: Kathleen Danis and Nancy Higgins are waiting for the baseball season to. begin in order to exercise their lungs. Even without their support, the sopho- more team bounds forward with zest.