Gabriels High School - Trumpet Yearbook (Lansing, MI)

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y ophomores grope to meet their new challenges. l l l Elevated from the lowly position of Freshmen, Sophomores find expression Frohg Treasurer, Bill Parkerg Secretary, Ann Tomlanovichg Social Chair- for their increased freedom in and outside of school. Driver's Education man, Pat Caing Social Chairman, Mary Kay Brewerg and Vice President, symbolizes this new power as it involves a great degree of rmponsibility. Kathy Young. Grouped around the car are Sophomore class officers: President, Andy 77

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Class of '70 transforms their spirit aww. ,env- The accomplishments of any class rests on the efforts of individuals. Cathy Tolan and jean Bouska demonstrated team effort during float construction. Julie Alcenius Steve Auvenshire Louis Baldino Ken Barlage Nancy Basil Joan Bauer Lonnie Belfry Mary jane Bettman jean Bierwagon Thomas Boucher Sue Bourque jean Bouska Becky Boyko john Bozzo Kim Braman Debbie Brechtebaur Mary Kay Brewer Tony Buonodono 78 , zifil pf ' 4.53 s '31 . e l !zf.5'.f4' 1 W 2 4, ITESEVU. -fa feazfx 1 ,.1,,:-w',, is s,:.i'.a52i2.:2:Qw-gf.' :g:.4:,,zy:,f H A jhty 'an ,pw I ,rx f ,, J elf:-ii' ' . W , as ,. H 5 r- T -fr it H fish: -A is i Q Y X sf 1 v V 11 Y ff M I ,Q ef 'kei ,, ,,.. ,M si-5 ' .J ' sl -av 1', 5 Q! 5 '-at yu ff o, eeee into success S.S.S.-Super Sophomore Spirit symbolizes the attitude of the whole class. With all the confusion of the first weeks of school, Sophs exhibited their or- ganizational ability by planning and preparing the Senior Ring Day Breakfast. Creativity was put to work in sponsoring the Sadie Hawkins' dance. Initiating a new social order tem- porarily, girls put boys in their places as they non- chalantly took time to choose their escorts. Halloween night saw students masquerading as hillbillies gather at Gabriels for the dance, which proved to be an enormous success. The traditional 'lsophomore slumpn is unfamiliar to the Class of l70. Tackling scholastic as well as social endeavors their boundless energy provided the impetus to academic gain. The work was tougher but challenging-Biology offered an introduction to the world of science as Sophs mated drosophila and slit open frogsg Religion II opened up new areas of discussion about the ever-changing Churchg Ameri- can literature proved the study of our own unique and fascinating literary culture. Confident now in their high school routine, the Sophs look forward to two more years of achievement. .1 ,A W Q, sw. 'SF 0 Vt -H 4,2 --1 -XML' X2 . , 1, .C o.,,. ,. SM . ' ful. . . A www 4,,.. Y t Q1 4 ,-f, ui Hg gd, V-. 05' e iggvmi fa Ga' ' W 'Y ' ' 'sl 2- f 1 A ' .A i ',4,ffS. , '--- I A iilfiiff, 1i...i.ifi-im' ,. - 1 t i e.l f e t1ea' t t '.-- 1 iii . f Ulf 1: ,, .