Gabriels High School - Trumpet Yearbook (Lansing, MI)

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ww, ts. 4 Yearbook staff continues, Newspaper initiates Gabriels journalistic tradition The journalistic tradition of Gabriels remained intact this year as Trumpet '68 chronicled the school year and a newspaper began pub- lishing for the first time. Mixed up negatives and a mass of crumpled body copy charac- terize the yearbook staff's frequent meetings. A small but determined staff under the direction of Mrs. Krug and editors Ann Bergeson and Ellen Cook absorbed themselves in the complex yet rewarding task of producing Trumpet '68. Deadlines went by unmetg pictures re- fused to fit layouts, and copy was constantly being rewritten. All the trials and tribulations of yearbook work seem to vanish, however, when the book appears in tangible form. After being promised for over a year, the newspaper finally was published. Editor George Wietor assembled a staff of reporters and artists, and editions of Gabriels first newspaper rolled off the presses.

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Above center: Yearbook editors Ann Bergeson and Ellen Cook, absorbed in lay- outs and copy, struggle to meet next deadline. Above: Mary Chapman solicits an ad for the yearbook from Knapps Department Store. Right: Newspaper staff personifies the casual style reflected in Rocks Notes ln Quotes. Editors George Wietor and Cheryl Chepy, assisted by managing editor, Tim McBride, examine the latest issue. 48 4 4 4 1 i Xa Q ffeeg f W K Wyk, 1 Eggs, ,,. ,.,.......,..,. - ' 2 .. 356 .1 1 w M... 1Q-wfffwf-f- Biff?

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