Gabriels High School - Trumpet Yearbook (Lansing, MI)

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The tradition of Roman representation is carried on through these Senators, elected by class members. Jw-1 WW' vu N,w 5- I-Jn Winners of the chariot races and Olympic games display their ribbons from the National Convention At right members of the J C L. approach the entrance to Cumberland Gap, as one of the many stops on their summer trip. xt x fi ia Sister Jean Margaret, head of the Latin department, care- fully makes last minute adjustments before a J. C. L. performance. Latin has been instrumental in laying the foundation for language and promoting interest of ancient Rome. This has been brought to life through the endeavors of the J. C. L. and Sister Jean Margaret. In early August, the Junior Classical League traveled to Bowling Green, Kentucky for the 13th National Convention. With eighty-three J. C. L.'ers, and the National Treasurer, Jim McKouen, Gabriels gained added recog- nition for outstanding achievements. oankldvw' Nw SW.-f ,mia .Jo-'- W 1 .,.-ef'

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-gi if . at fi S 779 'li L.. 5 Above, Mrs. Krug, an English I instructor, discusses a paper with interested students. At right, Sister Rita Mary, the head of the English department, is a senior advisor and English IV teacher. gf -i Above, Sister Thomas More reviews with her students an essay on Forest Fire Prevention Week. At left, students who traveled to the Stratford Festival in Canada, found the performance of Henry V an enriching experience. The purpose of English is to give the student a deeper appreciation and aware- ness of his culture through the study of literature. In correlation with the English Courses this year, many Juniors and Seniors participated in an excursion to Stratford, Ontario to attend the world renowned Shake- spearean festival and witness the stage pro- duction of Henry V. The trip, supervised by Sister Rita Mary, was acclaimed to be an invaluable educational experience. kskp L W MW' ' 1--...Es 15

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Language is not a barrier at Gabriels. For the students who study French and Spanish, language is an opportunity as well as a challenge. With the aid of modern language facilities and versatile teachers, our students have opened new channels of communication. These lingual skills will be a definite asset to the students in future years. The Spanish students have acquired new skills through the efforts of Senora Rood. THE ART OF EXPRESSIO Madame Baylon, French teacher, is our newest addition to the language department. Eflsfif-v M Wkistfrixa u,.. in v.,q-Sn. H Q21 'NW Senora Morris aids students in operating the modern language facilities. Here, Nancy Olson, gets a little extra help. 17