Gabriels High School - Trumpet Yearbook (Lansing, MI)

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-.4-FQ Father Sulka, Senior religion instructor, points out the worth Mission Club officers are Pres., Steve Priceg Vice- of our text, The Meaning of Success, to Rosemary Sutherland. Pres., Darylann Ryan, Treas., Ron Meyerg Sec., Jane Skinner. T Mud-covered players spending that min- ute after the game to say thanks for another Shamrock victory: a desperate HI-ELPI Somebody up there, please!! before that semester examg knowing the value of that quiet expansive moment in which nothing is said yet so much is knowng we have a grandiose Friend. Revised liturgy, and ecumenical changes mean less to us than a Christ that is really interested in what teens have to say. Through the Senior trips to T.E.C. many have come to love a Christ who can be seen in their own classmates. Days of Encounter give underclassmen a chance to pause and evaluate. The distribution of noon Communion by Father Sears pro- vides a daily meeting with Christ as a friend.

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.4- ' is n 5 a very enjoyable extra, this class brings to the sur- face the many talents to be found in our student body. OF MA Art is the most personal expression of man's intimate feelings. The artistis sensi- tivity can convey and identify many aspects of man. Development of individual talents so abundant at Gabriels, has been the ob- jective of this year's art classes. With the competent guidance of Mrs. Rood, the classes have covered various fundamentals of art. For these students, art is more than a development of a creative talent, it is an appreciation of the beauty apparent in the eye of the artist. In the daily process of learning, the student appreciates a quiet hour for study. During this time, he can organize his thoughts, prepare new material, and plan for the next day. At right, Louise Gaupel put the finishing touches on her chalk sketch of a fall scene as an art assignment.