Gabriels High School - Trumpet Yearbook (Lansing, MI)

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A graceful jump shot, executed by John Parker, secures a safe margin for the dominating Shamrock squad. 68 HAMRQCK TIE No less successful than the football team was the bas- ketball team of 1965-1966. The Shamrocks, coached by Mr. Paul Cook, finished the seasonwitha12-5 record. The team was paced by Seniors Dick Carrigan, Tom Jakovac and Juniors Jeff Larkin and Steve Nowasacki. Following the Gabriels tradition of athletic dominance, the Shamrocks won the Capital Circuit Co-Championship. The season held jubilation as well as disappointment. The high points inclu- ded the voting of Jeff Larkin to the All-City Team and our scoring one-hundred points against Mason. The worst dis- appointment was our three consecutive losses to O'Rafferty. With three regulars returning next year and some fine indi- vidual performers on the Junior Varsity and Freshman teams, the basketball fortunes at Gabriels will maintain a high degree of excellence for years to come. Junior Jeff Larkin is poised for an assured two points.

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