Gabriels High School - Trumpet Yearbook (Lansing, MI)

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l that is bedecked with bright colored bal- loons and crepe paper, with smiling clowns looking down. The officers of the Sodality, Barb Siegrist, Debby Welsh, Laura Froh, and Martha Harrington, keep things running smoothly. Prefect, Barb Siegrist, encourages a group discussion in one of the weekly Sodality meetings on a controversial issue. King Charles Spadafore leads Queen Madeline Martello in the first dance of their reign. 37

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Sister Catherine Loyola, sponsor for the Sodality, has given much of her time to the members of the Sodality. Cc LITTLE GIRL are F 3 T. Many long hard hours went into the decorations for Mardi Gras, 1966, Sue Heuss and her committee are to be commended. 36 ff' I ,V 1 if 42 Mews J 55 ., - ' I Vf I . , , 1 - y 'fr ,L it a I, noss riiri ,,'f ','., ,g - ' I After a long week of campaigning, the night of the Mardi Gras arrives. The King, Chuck Spadafore, and Queen, Made- line Martello, preside over the festivity from their throne WITH A MILEH The Sodality is both a great challenge and a great op- portunity for the youth of America. Christ has challenged the youth of America to join Him in His gigantic campaign to save all people. This means to live the Christ-life and to bring Christ to others. To do this, a person must live as a good example, develop the talents that God gave them, take an active role in working for His Church and train to be an adult leader of tomorrow. A person cannot keep on this track by themselves for long so a group is formed, such as our Sodality. These people help each other to obtain the goal of meeting Christ's challenge. The Sodality presented its' annual Mardi Gras on February 18. During the weekbefore the dance, candidates were chosen for the king and queen of the Mardi Gras. Candidates, using brightly decorated cans to collect donations, campaigned like politicians. The night of the Mardi Gras found the cafeteria decorated with various colors of crepe paper and large clowns, which gave off a carnival mood. The dance was highlighted with the crowning of their majesties, King Charles Spadafore and Queen Madeline Martello.

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Patti Maki and Patty Degnan, along with the other student librarians, are instrumental in the function of the library. LOVE OF LEARNING I U IVER AL Sister Alberta, 'keeper of the gate to knowledge, is unselfishly devoted to the students of our school. 38 Our library has a vast wealth of educational and enter- taining material. Many of the books in the library were donated by some considerate student or his family. Sister Alberta, who is in charge of the library, will always take time to help a student find material that he must have. The 1965-66 edition of the TRUMPET is certain to be a new experience to the readers. Our staff has worked many long hours Cand entertained many headachesj to make this yearbook the best production yet. Some of the snatches of conversations that go on in the yearbook room can be rather amusing when everybody is talking. Some go as follows: Hold it, the desk is full of chalk and that's a problem because---Those aren't the pictures---If I gave them to you---Well, what do you want me to do---Where are those stupid wheels? I need it for about fifteen pictures, can I steal this?---Oh no, my table of contents, I forgot all about that. Can I see your soldier?---I can't find a quotation'---and so on. All in all at times it was pretty confusing. We hope that you will derive as much pleasure from this edition as we have and thatit will recall many happy mem- ories for you in the future.