Gabriels High School - Trumpet Yearbook (Lansing, MI)

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S A H 'E WITH WHITE Here, some of the members of the Pep Club try their han creating peppy spirit signs to pep up the student body. din Spirit is the main job and pride of the Varsity cheer- leaders, the Junior Varsity cheerleaders, and the mem- bers of the Pep Club. With the help of the advisors and directors, these organizations bring out the best of sup- porting spirit in our student body. This great spirit has been noted by others throughout the Lansing area. Our victories are a result of this spirit, co-operation from student body, and our victorious team. All three of these fine organizations have produced tremendous spirit in our students. ,.. ,,. f 'T I guess you will always find our Pep Club officers trying new things from different points of view. 79

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