Gabriels High School - Trumpet Yearbook (Lansing, MI)

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l . . ateet 1 t slai t if 6 ,M ,gf K it .. lass of ,69 displays enthusiasm, involvement Racing through the halls, clutching lab notebooks or copies of Macbeth,'7 the juniors are easily recognized. Caught up in a whirl of activities, ranging from after-school committee meetings to intramural volleyball games, they are constantly on the go. This year the juniors sponsored a wide variety of activities. In September, they piled on wagons strewn with straw and endured a seemingly endless hayride in a drenching rain. At Homecoming, HRocky Dog,', the junior float entry, made its debut and finished in a third place tie. In January, a ffreak- out' psychedelic dance was sponsored, complete with flashing lights and pulsating sounds and motion. The final events of the year, the long-awaited Prom and the junior-Senior Ban- quet, provided added excitement and lasting memories. Amid all these activities and their frenzied preparations, the juniors pause to ponder the once awesome idea of becoming seniors. New responsibilities and challenges await them and the prospect is a little frightening. But this year has helped immeasureably to prepare them for the one to come. Senior year looms and they are ready. Taking time out from their active school hours to enjoy a McDonald's and a coke are the junior class officers, left to right: Treasurer, John Stevenson, Vice presi- dent, Cheryl Chepyg Secretary, Irma Vogt, Social Chairman, Roseann Spagnu- olog President, Tom Rosattig Social Chairman, Tim McKenna. Mike Burnett V1 f- Lisa Burt jf.. , , V, ,f ' 3 Mike Bussche ' 'V 3 Fred Bye j i K ff Jerry Byrnes A I If Coleen Capen L W ' im, j V Cheryl Chepy A A Beth Cook Linda Cook Joe Coonrod V, :1 , t' . .V -t 85

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