Gabriels High School - Trumpet Yearbook (Lansing, MI)

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EVER REM EM BERED Freshmen will always count Bob Beebe in their number for he will be among them in spirit and memory though he must now enjoy a much richer and fuller life than he ever shared with his classmates. A11 who knew Bob realize that for those of us here at Msgr. Gabriels' he is a model from which to pattern our lives. Var 4 w etitt K tai 1 J ' J - .- if . . .f: 'E 1 5, , ., if . ry K. .. ,. , i - . 1 -'fir 4 1 ., . v ,fi -. k ,. at tx, Rx, x? X 'wt gif, - ii!! Rss. t . ss. X, Q 1 Q G 'Q gk, X S 5555 sl 5 1,33 Q s R J S at Na 1 F s es I . . ,A -- -his t X A Ef- - -if W.: ,A W .g 1 rv, --- w p TT Jr n fts If Sfgygi lglayw r,, - fs 1 e. infix- M. 3' e'ex?'E,2h1Y gg tw 5 E 9 xi 9 fi :Q 'wwf W X tx ,, st X Q 1 X ? fe 5 Nb Y if -,. rg ., . - 1 '::,'::FsE?SrE-1 k K1 5- 5 1,35 nys as are ' Yi 154 ' 2,21 :Ma M-?.:g- 'tg?.tn A 'fifisfi 7 f sv S . S5553 ' is K ri 4' NS' K X sf ' z .. , ,E X it X Y lk L we Qu- .,,.. 5 T X x kxr AR: X xx as X- ' X 's at QE S? Ny 2 Q xx X Q ei? ' KM J . ' ' X H I -, si I - ' :ff -i m -if 3 - f r . are s' s gf ' 1 fit I . d 1 o -f-- - ' ,fo-gs, Y- K ,Y-' JW . 1 :QI 1, is kffgy f jr '-'a 1. 'F i s ii- ' . ' if-wisp.: at - - Q- f , 'Q ' il ttttt' V ' t-tt M ,. , . , '- , .gi '- X' 5 5 y . - K x K -'f- ,Y F , - 1 V f 1 w ig H I .N , c ..,k. ' f ' . ' ,... Y ' 'Qi - -. P: W i - -its.. T- f -'Y-15-nit in ei 7, j .. '. ' Barbara Spitzley John Stevenson Jane Stornant Paul Teszlewicz Greg Thom Jean Thorpe James Tripp Steve Turner Joe Turpin Cathy Twardzik Carolyn Ueberroth Gary VanBraght Danny Vandervort Stewart VanTi1burg Kathy Verderese Kevin Vincent Irma Vogt Jack Wheeler Carol White Mary Kay Wickens Janis Wiegner George Wietor Joan Willis Steve Wipple Bob Wood Tom Wozniak Tom Wright Jim Yakes Mary Ann Yungfer Katie Ziolkowski

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