Gabriels High School - Trumpet Yearbook (Lansing, MI)

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HE THUS A MI E ERGY TH T BOIL QVERH The aroma of cooking foods drift down the halls, the hum of sewing machines working on a new creation, girls taking notes on family livingg these are some of the smells, sounds, and sights that would greet you on entering the homemaking rooms. Sister John Martin, our lone teacher of homemaking, is instructing the girls of today to be the skilled women of tomorrow. if Sr. John Martin, head of the homemaking department, art- Barb Droste and Sandra Murray try to decide who's going to fully arranges a refreshment table for a faculty meeting. give her these dill pickles? Nancy Simon and Letty Garcie practice ironing-the right way. Sister wants her students to be true homemakers. 5 t 2 3

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