Gabriels High School - Trumpet Yearbook (Lansing, MI)

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Above: Pom-poms raised high cheerleaders parade to Olliaflcrty field on Homecoming day. Left: Freshmen cheerleaders ac- company class team to victory. First pyramid: Cindy Tomsick, Betty Bettman, Donna Hoeffer. Second pyramid: Marylou Bozzo, Nancy Gilliam, Lori Ziolkowski. Front: Mary LaFave. 67

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r Underclassmen strlve for umty, establish individuality Vibrant, boldly independent yet cling- ingly insecure, underclassmen as a body express the conflicts that confront them individually. Freshmen, at least elevated to the status of high-schooler, embraced wholly the spirit of Gabriels. Their in- volvement in all areas of school life indicate their great potential. In the whole-hearted response to any challenge, the Sophomores established a cohesive force which helped promote unity throughout the student body. Drowning out the upper classmen dur- ing pep rallies, the interplay of Soph- omore and Freshman classes create a dynamic reaction. junior year marked for the class of '69 an adjustment to the role of upper- classmen. Striving for maturity, class meetings confronted explosive issues. Determination and a recognition of problems within the class work toward the reality ofa successful senior year. 69