Gabriels High School - Trumpet Yearbook (Lansing, MI)

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Ann Courchaine Delores Croze Rosemary Cruz Mike Curl Patricia Curtice Tim Curtin Kirk Dafoe Raymond Daley John Dama John DeMarco Leonard Deming Bob Dennis Vicki Donovan Margery Doody Elizabeth Driscoll Barb Droste Jim Drouin George DuBose a v' AN ,gms 5 'W175' Dan Dunnigan Bob Dutcher Ginny Edwards Jane Edwards Marianne Emery Joan Fabiano 5 -awp' R MW' , f 5 ,IW if Y' i ff li 'f -J any 'ai X A va fl 4 3 A gm 56 fi...-yn XX W mffii f ' rfrfr f ki fa V xgfm: ig: ,. w -w wzfwgf 4 A ia? e2-, rfrrkaa ai, ' rr aww 'Gina Wyman ian? 1.,r.vf K I eff: V: 1 ' ,,.E 4 if , :V M : V, ww, z Q? W W we-af ef if Z4 xK A M '1- ay. ff 'S' S I ie 1' 41 ff' Q .rn gumszw .ff f Mm - fa ly, ,, V4 Q i 5,52 w, A' , ' I Hx , ,fa -a-M-Q ' if il bf af I at 1 V 4 , :E if' f I . fi f 'fir tagiga I2 5. ,,VVV I ir aaa,a, eear If 5, 4. ff A J aiiiy '-2iif -elf, . fa X' ' 'Q' P' 'ff' f' , 4 fa, Jim Ferrigan Gerard Fineis Peggy Fineis Ed Floeter Carole Freeman Linda Gadaleto Dean Gallea Laura Garcia Margaret Garrison Cathy Gaupel Doug Gehrholz Ray Ginther Joyce Glisson Debra Golata Mark Gosselin Chris Grace Julaine Green Sherrilynn Greiger

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VIBRA T FRESH N RICH GABRIEL Social Chairmen, Ann Spata and Mike Spadaforeg Trea- surer, Tom Rosattig Vice President, Margaret Magistrog President, Don McRae and Secretary, Sue Hand are the dynamic officers of the Freshman Class. These, and all their classmates, began new courses at a new school with new teachers and new acquaintances that soon became lasting friendships. Freshmen really are an injection of spirit to Gabriels with their grins, groans and gab. In an atmosphere of Freshman folly Gabrielites can't be grim. With Freshmen, Latin isn't a dead language, World His- tory isn't past and algebraic expressions are understand- able. And, to be sure, their interests aren't solely aca- demic, for never do we have an activity which isn't enthusiastically supported by the members of the great freshmen class. 'vm ,, f . Q W, ' -ami? , 'Qfifx' 'ff - U - ' ' mf' ,vt ' W' ' ffflliiiift 't,' ' ' V +0 ,W If ,VVV I V, A, ,,,. , -- H , V, ' ,V ' ' ' ',, tg ' , K X , , f 'tha W . ', ,' i, . . 15 ,IHSH dkllh ' ...an zk m..,'qi . , . ff 1' . 33 : ' ,gi 5 gh E, ,arm wif it ,fwy , 1 V, il 1 it na a I 2 i 1 f , ff' w i ' ' I 4 , 5 U 7' ' -V . l ,,l'f1:fi 4 ,.' , ' V t' , f.:f 'WT-v'31 , . HW, A Q 4 , 1 , ,Missa . 1 , ff . , :J ' ' ef' .rw .-'f 4 vi ' 'Y ,152 W:iWi ' U 'fv 1, -7335 f r7f-Vg , , . ,,:,a,'+,, ,wif it M A ,. , , I if 5 ,gg A . A . S, ,W Q , ,tl ,. ,KW ,K y ,ag ., , I .gf - V V. , , '53, wk My, L V I . ,.., , 'V f A A - ,jggil , lt nr , , . V I, i ' V 'iyi . , -ryf ' - L5 ag, A -lik ,, , ,.,.,, 14, t 1 P K t X ' ia, 2 9, MW A 1 4 Mk!! ,A 42 X Karen Adams Susan Allswede Rick Anderson Robert Baes Rena Bauer Kay Beacham Thane Belen John Benington Kathy Benson Dave Bone Tom Braun Michael Brehler Mary Buonodono Michael Burnett Lisa Burt Karen Bush Michael Bussche Jerry Byrnes Coleen Capen William Cariano Cheryl Chepy Beth Cook Linda Cook Joseph Coonrod

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VZVQ J J. f J V -ff' i Ai il l? 59 iii 1 - We J M V,,V at li Q, ,,y vf A 9' Y , mfs' f. ji ,,,, ' , ' ,L',k 1 ,'m.h ' . Q W, ti il ' 53,131 I 1 ai ...ZH 2' -',, . Q- 2 f , .,L, f. l if 'f y riyl t' J . ' . - . , lfiiiifb ,, V . f . ,. L .. A ,fm f gg A L f , ' it 1224 'Y ist. - W, f ' 1- 4. fffigf , 1 1. . is ' , ! Lfllti' Y ' 7.1 .. 1 f' . 4 mf , f H . 1 - :ly ' ' , xv 1:5 'lx -3 1 I Incoming freshmen invaded the campus of Gabriels Fun-Filled Future For y lr, tw :M X M f ff yr.. if X V 's..,::, ' Wwrw Z? if sg . rt' 'fl ay Z f limi 5 J' V ,W ' :P , 'Q .Si .,-f,,a, ,, wx, s - PM-1 . 4,, ,,,, -' -. n nn Ln nm .,f- . 9 , A Fresh me Bob Gribble Steve Gurecld Bob Hadden Theresa Hallett Sue Hand Paul Hanses Mark Harrington Fran Harrison Michelle Harrison Roger Hartsuff Rosemary Hartsuff Pat Hayes Debra Heitmann Debbie Holland Dave Howland Linda Hubbwrd Marilyn Hulinek Ron Hunt James Hurth Linda Johnson Mary Ellen Jones Rosalie Joseph Hector Juarez Victor Jaurez High, ready to conquer a new world andbusied themselves with the task of laying a firm foundationfor years to come in a challenging high school career. Their enthusiastic drive and independence seem to indicate a future filled with suc- cess. But freshmen are never without their problems for they are the adjusters , stepping into a new roll in the tradition of our school. Ever seeking status and awaiting a change in position, freshmen must constantly bear with the fact that they are freshmen, always being accused of leav- ing their poise squashed in the bottom of their lockers. As underclassmen, they are having a rough time deciding if pursuit of fun comes before pursuit of knowledge. Regard- less, as they advance in age and wisdom, we all must say 'We're proud of our freshmen. At right Steve Roman and Tim Curtin look through a text to be used in their studies.