Gabriels High School - Trumpet Yearbook (Lansing, MI)

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1? Jim Adams John Anderson Ray Baillargeon Karen Ballard f, W -EQ' i - 'J ' t Bruce Barker Steve Bauer Frank Boyer Debbie Bridges Nadine Burley .A L G Paula Burt - N9 'rp

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James McKouen President 2 it Susan Baf30I' B. Hulinek and M. Neal with the class officers and organization heads represented V109-Pfesldenf the class of 67 when Father Sears blessed their rings at the Offertory Mass on Ring Day. BEGIN THE BEGINNING The traditional Ring Day ceremony marked the beginning of the beginning for the Senior Class of '67. The student body witnessed the dra- matic presentation of the class rings to the Seniors at a solemn high Mass. The ring, an infinite circle, and visible symbol of class unity, established a permanent identity upon each Senior Class member. Following the ceremony, the Sophomores hon- ored the Seniors with a breakfast. After the feast, the Seniors exchanged their impressive attire for sweat shirts and tenny bops and proceeded to Francis Park. The free afternoon was the setting for an impromtu football game where the girls had an opportunity to challenge the boys. The outcome of this meeting of the brawn was never determined, but all had a good time. To demonstrate the dynamic spirit of '67, everyone returned to school for a super colossal pep assembly. Q 42 Roberta Palmiter Charles Spadafore Secretary Secretary ,VJ ff: I Dennis Harney Sally Tisdale Social Chairman SOCi2l1 Chairman

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M? Senior year is a time of activities and involvement. Here Tom Eiden and Mary Ellen Duggan take time to display our spirit trophy atop the nearly completed homecoming float, Mike Campbell James Chaney t we mg! ,wwf I Carla Chepy Jamie Clem Barb Coonrod Janet COI'C0rar1 Joe Courter Mary Lou Couchois 44 9