Bishop Gorman High School - Crusader Profile Yearbook (Tyler, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1959 volume:

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MCCULLOUGH I CO-EDUCATIONAL SCHOOL STAFFED BY THE SCHOOL SISTERS OF NOTRE DAME THE CRUSADER STAFF QUEENSHIP OF MARY CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL Q . MAY 31, 1959 TYLER, TEXAS REIGN OF POPE JOHN XXIII 9 OF of 'QA N Q , 'QA , ER E KS 8 5 The Crusaders' Theme Song For Christ The King An Army of Youth Flying the standards of Truth, We're fighting for Christ, the Lord. Heads lifted high, Catholic Action our cry, And the Cross our only sword. On earth's battle field Never a vantage weA'll yield As dauntlessly on we swing. Comrades true, dare and do 'Neath the Queens white and blue, For our flag, for our faith, For Christ the King. Christ lifts His hands, The King commands: His challenge, Come and follow me. From ev'ry side, With eager stride, We form in the lines of victory. Let foeman lurk, And laggards shirk, We throw our fortunes with the Lord. Mary's Son, Till the world is won, We have pledged you our loyal word. Our hearts are pure, Our minds are sure, No sin our gleaming helmet taints. No foernan fierce Our shield shall pierce, We're Captained by God's Unconquered saints. Yet peace we bring, And a gentle King, Whose law is light and life and love. Mary's Son, May thy will be done, Here on earth as it is above. By Daniel A. Lord, S.J. Our Pontiff In Memoriam The Crusader is published in the first The Catholic High School was dedicated year ofthe reign of His Holiness, Pope in the last year of the reign of His John XXIII, Holiness, Pope Pius XII. 0ur Bishop The Most Reverend Thomas K. Gor- man C o n S e c rat e d the Catholic High School on October 5, 1958. 3-1, -f Q ,-' ,yi 2.21. , .Sgt FW, F ,. eatholic igh Hicially lgeclicateal Qct. 5 f-wsesl-W L 9. Q, w Officially dedicated Sunday, October 5, at 4 p.m. , the se1,ice attracted possibly a thousand worshippers as the Most Reverend Thomas K. Gorman, D. D., Bishop of Dallas and Fort Worth Diocese, performed the ceremony. Shown flanking Bishop Gorman to the left are Father John Przydacz, assistant to the pastor of Immaculate Conception Church, and the Most Rev- erend Victor J. Reed, D. D. , over the Diocese for Oklahoma City and Tulsa. To the right of Bishop Gorman are Monsignor Edward V. McCullough, pastor of Immaculate Conception Church, and Father Paul Higginbotham, assistant to Monsignor McCullough. Shown in the back- ground, far right is Father Gollob, formerly of Tyler. 2 QAM B +1 Prayer of Dedication THE DEDICATION OF CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL Tyler, Texas October 5th, 1958 BY Most Rev. Thomas K. Gorman, D.D. Bishop of Dallas-Fort Worth ikkkkkkikk DEDICATION SERMON BY Most Rev. Victor I. Reed, D.D. Bishop of Oklahoma City-Tulsa kiitikkkik PRAYER OF DEDICATION: O Lord Iesus Christ, Who didst command ThyApostles to pray that peace might come to whatever house they entered, sanctify, we implore Thee, by our ministry this house meant for the education of youth. Pour into it the richness of Thy blessing and of Thy peace. May salvation come to those who live here as it came to the house of Zaccheus when Thou didst enter it. Command Thy angels to guard it and to drive away from it all the power of the enemy. Fill the teach- ers with the spirit of knowledge, wisdom and fear of Thee. Strengthen the students with heavenly grace so that they may grasp with their minds treasure in their hearts , and carry out in their deeds all the teaching that lead to salvation. Any may all here please Thee by prac- ticing every virtue, so that they may one day be wel- comed into Thy eternal home in heaven. Through Thee, Iesus Christ, Saviour of the world, Who lives and reigns , God, forever and ever. Amen. in-if-k-A--mu--uf TO THE HONOR AND GLORY OF GOD FOR THE CHRISTIAN EDUCATION OF YOUTH WE DEDICATE THIS CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL ww-k-kr-k-x-A--A--k GOD BLESSING ON THE GENEROUS DONORS 'OF OUR SCHOOL. kkikkkkkkk Monsignor McCullough Fr. Paul Higginbotham Pr. Ino. Przydacz The first official act in the dedica- tion of il Catholic institution is to erect in a place of honor a blessed crucifix. This indicates the reign of the Crucified Christ in that place. Bishop Gorman is erecting the crucifix in the foyer of the Cath- olic Iligh School. 'H' I llnlpm 53:38 -1' .M 9' 4 . ,X I. I A y ilk! in fir mil Bishop Gorman is addressing the audience in a talk on the need of Catholic education to offset the prin- ciples of secularism. Every Catho- lic child in a Catholic School is the goal of the Catholic Church of Tyler. Every room receives a special blessing with holy water that God may bless every one who may enter therein. Bishop Gorman is impart- ing this official blessing to the science laboratories. 'iv .K S if ,,,,,,,,,,,. .5.---fj':.- ' I F1 I. int: IQ .yi w t if Blessing Ceremony at Catholic High School finds the Most R e v e r e nd Thomas K. Gorman, Bis hop of Dallas-Fort Worth Diocese,blessing the main entrance as the cerenio- nial procession gathers in the back- ground. Group directly behind the Bishop and Clergy is the Knights of Columbus . Altar boys precede Bishop Gorman and other members of the Clergy. They carry the Processional Cross and lighted tapers. The Most Reverend Victor Reed, Bishop of Oklahoma City and Tulsa Diocese, is delivering the dedica- tory sernion before a large group of Clergy, Nuns, and Parishoners. Solemn Benediction followed the ded- ication ceremony. Here Bishop Gor- man as celebrantis raising the golden monstrance inSacramental Blessing over the attendants. if ' Christ Comes to Remain at C.H.S. W, gil --.753 If Q FIRST MASS SAID IN THE CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL CHAPEL Officiating at this Mass is Mon signo r Edward V. McColloughg and serving him are John Maher and David McNamara. Faculty, students, and guests at- tended the Mass and received Holy Communion. Everyday at 11:00 a.rr1. Holy Mass was said by Father John Pr zydac z fextreme left in picturej in chapel. M I .vf fg'7:.L,' . ' ' fs,v?q..,l 4,4 ,,,,J n V, A A, V l wig ,. Q A em s,'ns, E S he M,.L..,,u+r1-... W- '-' N1 f , ',.' -1-gy! . 1- . Mr Q -.. a ' ' fax -.,,!, ' ', V huh T x nv 85? 5 M :l: 1' -im- b, 9 E gk 'fu N, , 5, ' N -- x 59 3' M I Y c 1.5- f' '-1 0 v- p , 'Nl' ,aw-W' fr .. L 8 - 5 'K -Ls' i . '-1'--' 'Fw 5, 1- I 1 -My - Y H H5 f X K, 'W' Lrg .aaa 1 .'u-- 'L api . g ai dr. -llhgh s 3- mg ,A fm- - r xg vi, v. Qu. '5-Stix ,, grfgv W ., 'J' 1152 Q f Ax ks N , ' WM 5 Af -4. 2.. , doc nw. Q1-if rl-PM . , N- 5' Ni-2? 3 4'1 ' '. vm. ' ' Q. .f.W4,,h-rf Faculty at atholic High PRINCIPAL OF C. H. S. . Mg, X ,. , ,,..-Q Sister M. Lalemant Science and Math 3 Sister M. Lorita Latin and Spanish Home Economics if -lag. 5. Sister M. Clared Grade VII and Music OP 496 'vo 4' '31 fo 5 51 9 J r -bbij U is 43' ob, 5 fs Mr. M. E. Morris Grade VIII 8: P.E. Mn' . i -'I l . ir' gg.: Mr. J. P. Owens Boys' Athletics Mr. T. Osborne Science 8: Athletics ag! LL Mr. E. E. Mullins English 8: History Mrs . R. Heitzman Typing Mrs. B. J. Finn Secretary Mrs. L. Scheuerrnan Miss Betty Campbell Dietician Girls' Athletics if CLASSES 'f- NLP T Carol Mary Bob Dick Braan 'HCT' -K X Ronnie Hitt R V- A I . 3 Le if Q. lg Bieber Bouvy. A Tenth Mike Charming Andy Long Mignonne Carol David Ronnie Cleneay George McNamara, Middlebrooks L Grade gp-N ,Yin-' Kathleen Peterschmidt e LA 1 '- We , 'va 'K x VT Brenda Sedberryl UM Lx P-Q? Y o A ll W...-M ' ' i , A. ,524 mix v Lf? I vs Carolyn John O'Byrne Olsen X X Q g 4 ff Mary Dan Scheuerman Spiller r W Off 'mm Angela Reed 56' ,,x '- .4-C .' Matilde Ramon Dick Stine Sharon Bosworth Beverly Brown Pe-U Brown tip E if Q Carolyn Bryant Frances Carswell Jimmy Cooke Harry-F-meh FIN avec-Qfz? 0427 ' f'2ZCl741ef, John Flnne ran Joyce George me su' Karen G-ikbae Dexter Hadjison Helen Kay Hesse if Grade Tilford Jeters Millie Long John Mahe r Merigale Manziel Mary Ann Matachinskas Robe rt Maynard X 9 'ull J Q13 Joe Pratt Barbara Ram sdell Dardene Roedel Bert Saleh Jim Shafer .f Rita Spanb ff,-Y Ralph Whitten Q 1 'a H ti at . A , .L 3?,::5..f 1 , , ,.., ,, X - ,-- Lui M 0 ,xy llflhl bl Mill I umnn .el if u V .,a. ' tx: f W fx!! ,v . A px xx-51' , f,e?.K Glenna Aaron Alfred Allen Ill ie- i W ,E ' Burks Q 4 -L5 4' eg' Q . X , l' il' . . iw. 1 wi l' Hank Cookenboo Lydia Delgado Tommy Finn Dolores Garza Bobby Geary Gilbert George Billy Burgess ,W Juereznrpbeii- ff ' ' ' Catherine Chitwood 1. . 1,- k, 1 , 'os A .2 ,ll 11 , ? Q2 ,f', 52 Eighth L fe i of lrv 2 Dick Henegar e -If Andy Hooten ' ' 'f 4, : 1, Q TH'P:e :.i,W B ,R E EE NL, ul! 'U ,V W,-f-IIIIVMIUIQ-f-, .- Grade 4-Y. ..,.,. -1+--,vv .... . Bobby King Carolyn K-i-95' 5-5 Randy Korkmas Martha Mekalip Jimmy Neill Mike O'Byrne in 1' In 1 '- 44' fe Cheryl Owens Mike Pratt Billy Pritchard Salle Schlueter Ba Rita Spano Jane Spille r hi i I Lynda Vllittman M' rf gf M XD 1 . al ..-.-..--.--4-,?..1 I. 5,1 ,V f FJ., - , W X i 1 'ini 'Q-V w-if 5 I, rg . O L - 9 '55 Kathy Corbett Frank Dykstra Eugene Garcia Marie Harkrider David Kasputis Mary Helen Kesler Linda Bartlett Margaret Beall Pete Borges Louis Burks Barbara Chitwood Tim Cooney Seventh f- QU 1 lE, Butch Lester ' 'gl Brian Ludwig 1 L L al Michael Maher Q, ei, Joseph Matachinskas ' il x I l 'k .,. ' ' ' -, s X- . ' ' ' ex- 2- A , . - ,. Y,, wk, Grade I 1 , 5-sac,-1? ,, :gms l 'TV 5535513 'gs vw ,Q J 5 qu 3 ww 1 r- ' 1 'M O- xx., f ,a 2523. Y 3 ,1 'W . -t 'W 5 1, 4 1 W 5 ' K' E5 Q a r MM me N, f 4 K Peggy Staskus Sandra Steen Judy Thompson Teresa White Ronald Maynard Barbara Meehan Lois Michelmann Marsha Peters Nancy Peterschmidt Carroll Pierce 'Nix STOP max Poster Contests Lf' to 4 T H 1 A In N , K S G Randy Korkmas pictured with her winning poster. Mrs. Betty Jo Finn awards money prizes to Salle Ann Schlueter and Joe Mata- chinskas for their posters. 91---' S Sy V I 'Q Wu... .. If li I S htrllgnbtx A Slam I .l.SNlXGs :nun UN xl I. L I ! HP' A H 111 . V CLVJJH1 ,,, . A 'X' Qonkl I s ' y 1 ' ' ff 1HAre11sc,m11g N G A l li In A f'lAlll'MBUrA , 1 I 1 111112 139W I V If , 1 ' - 4 A. . , t I'4Il-In n. 4 ll I V U l C H R -- M., 1 W., 5 T M A f ,1 iff Salle Ann Schlueter, Linda Wittman, Cheryll Owen merit honors for their post- ers. Joseph Matachinskas Salle Ann Schlueter x If l.J1-.l.AiI' 1 71 ..a 10.3111 - by-Q1 1 P- 51 0111122 - 1 4 Catholic Book Week - Feb. 22-28, I959 Uh U 9 ln Alfred Allen as a monk of the Middle Ages is doing manuscript writing. Jimmy Neill gives a talk on fx Egyptian Hieroglyphics. Bobby Geary as an Aztec Indian explained the writing of the Indians. eme: Share ruth . . . Spread ai! C H I R O G R A P A H Y , 5 e was it ws, L, If' ' ' W,VV IV1... ,ff 5 rw' K .. . , Q 5 is ' 9' rf. .- 2 N y M .3 .. an Q 'rr-+ 1 . 't J ba' 7 P R O G R A M .fr Special thanks to Mrs. Joseph Gollob and to Mary Jane McNamara and their helpers for cataloging the library. Bobby King as a Chinaman unfolds a copy of Chinese writing. Clothing Department ! An escape from prison! N05 just relaxing after modeling their winter pajamas made in home ec- onomics class. . A-sh C K X X10 Xa Dardine Roedel are sporting the weskits made in home economics class. Merigale Manziel and Karen Gilboe Joyce George, Helen Kay Hesse, and model their jUmPer Skirts that thel' made in the home economics class NX Q 'Q' Beverly Brown is sewing her Kelly Green Bermuda shorts in home ec- onomics class. fb -J - Home Nursing nit Frances Carswell for experience, is bathing the home economics' baby doll. . .kg Af,-f Hsu, A 4 K S gr, Sharon Bosworth is arranging ez-'gb'-,y - -' 4 'f a , . . ff , ' i 7 K, 5 MVN ' Carolyn Bryant's hair in the 1 sf in 1. h S I 1, . .. ., . A ome economics edroom. 4-v fr . v-. ' -- ss, tw. -r -'-f' -. ' H, -- T21-- Frances Carswell has arranged an attractive breakfast tray for her friend, Sharon Bosworth. Merigale Manziel is visiting Sharon. K Lucha Spano is taking pulse, res- ! iff 5 piration, and temperature of Karen , Y Guboe. 1 1 ' lf ,,-,dvi I 'fb - x fl I r Av .sw wi First place winners in the Make-It Yourself Doll Clothes Contest are Peggy Staskus and Margaret Beall 'L-L dxf f 3 e . .le Third place winners are Linda Bartlett, Nancy Peterschmidt, and Sandra Steen. Seventh Grade girls model for their mothers the aprons they made in home economics class. The style show is over, a real cause for rejoicing. ily i Enjoying the luncheon they prepared in the home economics class are Cheryll Owen, Carolyn Kiss, Mar- tha Mekalip, and Randy Kormas. 411' 1' N, A well balanced luncheon was pre-Y pared by Judy Campbell, Rita Spano, and Matilde Ramon. Table manners are important in the lives of teenagers. These girls, Lynda Wittman, Jane Spiller, Dolores Garza, are demonstrating the proper way to eat soup. Home Economics Activities HOME FURNISHINGS CONTEST First Place Frances Carswell CN, ,f .1-1, Fl-Z--f 2 'f' Second Place Merigale Manziel Third Place Millie Long A if E, MY IDEAL HOME PROJECT CONTEST W Third Place is Joyce Georgeg Second, Dardine Roe- delg First, Carolyn Bryant. 'A The Home Economics group are touring the Display Houses directed by Mrs. C.E. Perry of National Homes Inc. Joyce George and Carolyn Bryant give their approval of the well-planned home . E I , R t Third Annual Xp Oilers epor Speech Tournament J0hl'1 O1S6f1, 0116 of the Explorers On leaving for the Speech Tournament to be held at I'CPI'6SSI1tiIlg Tyler, gaVC 3- Report Dallas University, this nervous group seems to say, To The Governor. Wish us luck! swf if ' 1 2 ' X., .W John Olsen and Ronny Daggers, With their English teacher, Mr. Mullins, they. another representative, toured the proudly smile because P. Cooney, B. Ramsdel , A State Capitol atAnStin. and J. Maher were semi-finalists. 1 Q I f' ,.. 'E -- N , I4-nfl NS e Lieutenant Blow gives talk on safe Marsha Peters, highest salesman in the CATHOLIC driving to the Drivers' Education DIGEST MAGAZINE DRIVE, is awarded a record Class. player. Proceeds go to the band. l 1 i NATIONAL HONOR S0 WW QIHIAHUIER QF? mama s,, J, vissociatio Ad Zlsromovencfum Stucfium Latinum Qduociation for irhoggson of Study of Latin, 'Ko tie Satin fDeyartment Qf Catliotic '3'figf1 Scfwof 'Ugfez-, 'Uexas vb an Affiliate. gn recognition of its association with cfwxifium faiinum 59 fuffnffing ffm requirements for memfncrsfly. 9nacrl6ed in our . Book of records 'Directora - V ,D 71:34-5? . ., - 217,411-2sf,ofy. Honor Students For Scholastic Year SOPHOMORES Carol Bieber Mary Bob Bouvy Carol George Kathleen Peterschmidt Brenda Sedberry Mignonne Cleneay EIGHTH GRADE Salle Schlueter Lydia Delgado Jane Spiller Catherine Chitwood Gilbert George Billy Pritchard Cheryll Owens 1958- 1959 CONGRATULATIONS ! FRESHMEN Carolyn Bryant Dardine Roedel Joyce George 1'Mary Ann Matachinska John Finneran Karen Gilboe Merigale Manziel Pat Cooney Frances Carswell Sharon Bosworth Barbara Ramsdell SEVENTH GRADE Barbara Meehan Anna Marie Romero Peggy Staskus Joseph Matachinskas Linda Bartlett Cha r Members of Latin Honor Society - 'V' rtx J ,I LJfQ,,qf9ffU:1f I ,961 9536132725141 ,. I .1 A+ A, -' 3 f QL 1 Q in ox Kd ,, 5 , A tqnftu .-'N .V ,x V 'f ' 4- ff' ,I N ,..v- - ,xr u- ! gd.. -NW ., - An fl, .. We AD PROMOVE Zi! Ad LLfA'soc'at'o Q, ff ,, A . s 1 x I 4- J , B f' 2214 6lm'444r?f f re ' , W5 I AS? 4? IENI I jk 1uM LATINLIM' f- 'oe D yiqf Lflffnl S y Q Novad I A nigh, 3' 3' at fmrcfflfw D4 In .44 427 21044121 Z Lakgna ,1-Q-f'I X .Jocietatem y K 1 Q A u LATIN II CLASS: Carol George, Kathleen Peterschmidt, Carol Bieber, Mary Bob Bouvy, and Brenda Sedberry. LATIN I CLASS: Mary Ann Matachinskas, Dardine Roe- clel, John Finneran, George, Helen Kay Hesse, Barbara Ramsdell, Merigale Manziel, and Pat Cooney. tUi,.'s 4 , , ,WX 9 12, 555 4251 '15 '37- 'G 'CK --. .Y -.hx General Science: FAIR Biglogyf Car01Big- King, J. Cook, S. Schlueter, and J. Mata- chinskas. ber, Sandy Steen, and Angela Reed. 4 SIX INCH BAND LETTERS: P' Borges' G' Presentation of American Legion Award Plaque Gilbert, T. Cooney, M. Scheuerman, P. by Mr. Khan to Sister M. Lorna. Cooney, and L. Spano. FOUR INCH BAND LETTERS: J. Neill, M. An. Matachinskas, and H.K. Hesse, not present. U lau- FIVE INCH BAND LETTERS: R. Spano, J. Olsen, M. Mekalip, and G. Saleh, not pre- sunt. LATIN MOSAICS: D. Roedel, J. Finneran, and P. Conney, not present. A '1 . ., , I l'.1:'s1 Z- if'- 'Brer Rabbit Recipe Contest Winner, Lucha Spano, holds record album which she won. ,-5 lf' Q Typing Class conducted by Mrs. Richard Heitz- man. LA V1 Lf, Drivers Training Class conducted by Mr. E.E, Mullins. Spanish Class conducted by Sister M. Lorita, Mosaic Winners: C. Bryant, F. Cai-swell, S. Bosworth. l History Class conducted by Mr. E.E. Mullins. 'jan ft K LV l ' lui ' 9 '. -177 S an -.X Q53 'F' T' QV W tJ':r' A fm'5Q1Y. 1 ' i i -. . .....1m English Class conducted by Mr. E.E. Mul- lins. puff fs ggy, g Q ,ugh L , fff i x C Jim , ., , Q , , in ,ax W. . -ffl . -W -Q Q VW' , X 'lifigbgyg b H-rw 3 ' C if - 7 . l ' bi l' ', ...vi Q. : Q K A Q. -V. Geometry Church Windows . Class conducted by Sister M. Lalemant. Biology Class conducted by Sister M. Lale- mant. y iv Maja! l I V 3 s- Q . , K Latin Class conducted by Sister Lorita. Mosaic Winners: R. Sedberry, C. George, K. Peterschmidt, and C. Bieber. 1 3 .5 .Q ,r --ff M ,, AV' I 5'-' w L4 ' I Wg, oRGANlzATl oNs , L me.. 1 a 1-?+f?ir'i'?f JF' t cf, r s. 'iii Cross bearer and candle bearers, First Communion Class and elementary school pupils follow their shep herd, Very Reverend Monsignor E.V. McCullough, in solemn procession from Saint 'Q' Gregory School to the Church. ? V 539 fir 4 P ik CQL Egg!! 0 In white and tp N in green uniforms the Catholic High students, headed by the l v 1 ' gs hw K 84 W !V'! i . Q HJ . 4 g E: C 1 CSM flag bearer of the Crusaders' x'wXHX WWW. Banner, voiced their praise for Mary, their Queen, in prayerful ' -J hymns while wending their way to the lmmaculate Conception Church. Ma Crowning at Immaculate Conception hureh Before crowning Our Lady, the students of St. Gregory's and Catholic High joined their hands in prayer, presenting our Lady with her favorite prayer, the rosary. The students of Catholic High formed the living rosary, and at each prayer, placed a rose, symbolic of the mystery, in a vase, which was later presented to the Virgin. P I - Keeping the students informed in this age of space, Mary Scheuerrnan explains the planetary system to her interested listeners. Mignonne Cleneay locates books the easy way by using the card Catalogue. Student Librarians Mary Ann Matachinskas helps one of the students check out a library book tudent Librarians u gp All eyes are focused on one of the student librarians as she explains the duo-decimal system. 1 N .adm -I A S Carolyn Bryant explains the numbers on the science book by means of the duo-decimal system chart. Are you interested in science ? asks Angela Reed, as she shows an interested reader two new books on Exploring Chemistry and Wonderful World of Energy. :gf Vocation Essay Winners Vocation Essay Contest Winners fstanding from left to right, are Mary Ann Matachinskas , Tommy Finn, Pat Cooney, John Finneran, Sister Lorita presenting an award to Catherine Chitwood, and Mike O'Byrne Qleftl. Originality, Neatness, and Personal Effort in the Vocation Essay Contest, sponsored by the Serra Club, merited for Catherine Chitwood of Grade VIII first place in the Tyler Deanery and second in the Dallas-Fort Worth Diocese of the Grade SchoolDivision. Catherine received a Morocco Bound Daily Mis sal from The Most Reverend Augustine Danglrnayr, Auxiliary Bish- op, and a Sterling Silver Medal and Chain which the club sent to the school and which was pre- sented to the students by Sister Mary Lorita, principal. Tommy Finn and Mike O'Byrne of Grade VIII merited second and third places in the Deanery and were presenteda Leather Bound Sunday Missal and Gold Filigree Cross respectively. In the High School Girls' Division Mary Ann Matachinskas, first place, was awardedaSterling Silver Medal and Chain. In the High School Boys' Division John Finneran and Pat C oone y, third place, were respectively awarded a Leather Bound Sunday Mis sal and a Gold Filigree Cross . Vocation Speaker FATHER RAPHAEL KAMEL 51-A-'?l',l!i-?SFl'1'HEF.'i'r, DALLAS 28 0 TEXAS March 16, 1959 Dear Students of Catholic High: Every priest has a very special place in his heart for his home parish and Ifeel that my special place is even larger because my home parish is Tyler . Often I look back to the wonderful days of my boyhood and fondly reflect how much of my priestly pursuits have been crowned with suc- cess because of the basic and fundamental lessons and attitudes I received from the most whole- some and grace filled atmosphere possible to man - His Parish. The impression made on ones youth can never be eradicated and forms the basis for his entire life no matterhow many be the number of his years or the number of miles that separate him from home. Hence with frequent prayers of thanksgiving and gratitude I look back to Immaculate Conception Parish from whose first happiness my priestly happiness increases each day. To all the students of Catholic High School I wish the same blessings of youth that I so enjoyed and will always cherish. Always remember that your school and your parish is often what you make it. Stay close to them, cooperate with them for they are actual graces Which will st eady you during any future crisis. May Our Lady under her title of the Immaculate Conception stay always close to you with a watchful eye, a helping hand, and a kindly smile. With the best of good wishes and prayers always I am Sincerely yours in Christ, Reve rend Raphael Kamel Provincial of Society of Mary FATHER GLENNON MCCARTY, S.M. March 16, 1959 Dear Crusaders: Yours is the great privilege of being the first to occupy the new Catholic High School. You are the first to benefit from the numerous sacrifices generously made so that you may r e c eive a complete spiritual, intellectual, and physical formation. Your parents and teachers and priests are c onfid en t that you will use well your opportunities to become fervent Catholics and God- fearing citizens, of whom they can be rightfully proud. With great admiration have I watched your school become a reality, andlwelcome this occasion to offer you my very sincere congratulations. It is also my hope that I may soon become more closely associated with your magnificent school through the presence of some Brothers of Mary among your teachers. I pray that God may bless all of you and that our Ble s s e d Mother may favor you with her powerful intercession. --Father J. Glennon McCarty, S.M. Recollection Day RETREAT MASTER, FATHER ROGGE A. M. D. G. .IESUIT HIGH SCHOOL 3812 Oak Lawn Avenue DALLAS 19, TEXAS February 19 , 1959 Dear Students of C.H.S.: During our day of recollection we reviewed together many basic t ruths of our Catholic Faith: The 'end of man, man's relationship to God, to his fellow men and to him s e lf. We considered the many gifts of God to each of us as an individual, as a member of our wonderful family, as a student in a great High School and a citizen of the terrific City of Big T, U.S.A. We followed in the path of wise men of the past who said, To be truly wise, 'Know Thyself '. From our private space platform with our high powered telescope, we saw ourselves for the first time as God sees us and as those who deal with us see us. Then studying the personality of Christ and comparing our findings to our s el ve s, we learned how close we are to fulfilling our end, becoming Other Christs. I sincerely believe that you are better prepared now to face the many problems that do come up inateenager's life and intelligently solve them with the help of Monsignor McCullough, his ex- cellent staff at C.H.S. and your wonderful parents . It is my earnest prayer that you will grow more and more like your ideal, Christ. May God bless and Mary love you always as I, Father Norman J . Rogge, S. J. ,W , ,, Parents Association PARENTS ASSOCIATION FORMED A new venture in Parish affairs came into being on Monday evening, September ZZ, 1958, at a meeting in the High School cafeteria. A Parents Association was formed, By Laws were adopted and a slate of officers elected by 103 parents present at this first meeting. Mrs. Betty Jo Finn, President of the Mothers' Club, conducted the meeting and outlined the reasons for the creation of this new association. She explained that our Parish now operates both a grade school and a high school with more students, more parents, more class rooms and more problems and the Mothers Club wanted to be sure that both schools would benefit from the hard work and long hours spent by the Mothers' Club and the Booster Club on school assistance activities. These two clubs have now merged and ask that all parents in the Parish join the new association. The Mothers' Club has become the Mothers Committee and the Booster Club has become the Athletic Committee of the new association. The duties and responsibilities of both com- mittees have been broadened to include both schools. In addition, there is a Program Com- mittee to work for coordination of all Parish affairs, a S oc i al Committee to work with the Student Council, a Publicity Committee and Transportation Committee and an Auditing Com- mittee. OFFICERS ELECTED AND CHAIRMEN APPOINTED The following officers were elected at the September ZZ meeting and chairmen later named by the new President. OFFICERS President - Mr. Henry R. Geary Treasurer - Mrs. Eugene J. Gilboe Vice-President - Mrs. Thomas Long Secretary - Mrs. John Maher Retiring President - Mr. Ralph Whitten, Athletic Director COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Mothers - Mrs. Betty Jo Finn Program - Mrs. Thomas Long Replaced by Mrs. Thomas Turman Social - Mrs. Elias Joseph Athletic - Mr. Martin E. Morris Publicity - Mrs. Clyde Crutchfield Replaced by Mr. John Finneran Transportation - Mrs. Betty Jo Finn Parents Association Officers f17?:-Q 'ggi 'L -nfl: . 1 N I is 1-:asa Standing are: Monsignor E,V. McCullough, superintendent of Tyler's Catholic Schoolsg Sister Mary Lorita, principal, Sister Mary Ursula, vice-principal. Seated are: Mr. Ralph Whitten, Mrs. Clyde B. Crutchfield, Mrs. Eugene J. Gilboe, Mr. Henry R. Geary, Mrs. Thornas Long, Mrs. Betty Jo Finn, Mrs. John Maher, and Mr. Martin E. Morris. Charter Members Foreign Language Department Spanish l Class, the Don Juan's and their sunoritas--Frances Carswell and Jimmie Cookg Millie Long and 'filford Ji-tersg Sharon Bosworth and Dick Brazing Carolyn Bryant and Joe Pratt--entertained the Parents As- sociation :it thu-ir December II1lE1EllI1g. Lv PROGRAM The group sang songs such as Las Mananitas , a Serenade for the birthday of the Christ Childg A Belen MarChabzi , Z1 Cliristnias Carol, which Spanish-speaking people have sung for centuriesg Venid Pastorcillosu, the shep- herd's songg and Nos Ha Nacido El Nino Dios , the adoration of Mary and St. Joseph. Entertains Parents Association Q5 X.. -,.,f' Latin II Class sang Silet Nox Q Silent Night , and Abies Nigra l O, Christmas Tree J, composed by our teacher, Sister Lorita, which received National recognition in the Latinum Auxilium mag- azine. The living Christmas trees are Carol George, Mary Bob Bouvy, and Angela Reed. Chorus by class. Q A ,ff A' L 1 5fC L Z PROGRAM haracterizing Advent was given by he students of Latin I class I aren Gilboe represents the lessed Mother Merigale Manziel he Angel Gabriel Bert Saleh St oseph chorus Ninth Grade Latin students sd .. A'-:' . ,,. A 1ri',. 5 Q, 1 V T151 i A J gfgiifw, , ,, The Latin version of the Angelus , . . 1 . I 5 ' ' , ' 9 , . I , i ' new X X ' f New Superintendent To the Students and Parents of St. Gregory and Tyler Catholic High: Catholic education in Tyler provokes a demand for your interest and co-operationinall the fea- tures that purport a well-balanced Catholic ed- ucational system. Parents and students must come to the realization that we are a p rivate school destined to give distinctive guidance and direction, that the Catholic youth will need to face life and human living. The pages of this annual is but the beginning of a complete system of intellectual, moral, phy- sical and human development of the Catholic youth. Be pleased, therefore, to honor our Catholic Schools of St. Gregory's and Tyler Catholic High Sincerely yours in Christ, Father John V. McCallum FATHER JOHN V. MCCALLUM GIVES MESSAGE TO CRUSADER ANNUAL NEW SUPERINTENDENT OF TYLER CATHOLIC SCHOOLS SPEAKS TO PARENTS ASSOCIATION -+- i . --M .. F .html W, gif.. Y saaikfcl' ...L ' ,. A representative group of parents, having children in St. Gregory's and Tyler Catholic High, assembled at the Catholic High on May 19 to welcome Father John V, McCallum and to receive his message and learn of his plans for the future of the schools . STAFF M. Cleneay J. Maher J. Olsen B. Ramsdell K. Peterschmidt C. George C. Bieber M. B. Bouvy Sister Lorita Moderator C O R S I C A N A T E X A S R.K. McKinney of Newsfoto Publishing Co. explains make-up to the CRUSADER STAFF. Crusader Staff ? l STAFF B. Sedberry R. Maynard B. Brown M. Scheuerman H.K. Hesse J. George D. Roedel M. Matachinskas Sister Clared Faculty Member CRUSADER STAFF at Navarro College learn the WHO-WHAT- WHERE-WHEN-WHY-HOW of yearbook makeup, style, lay- out and related topics. Co-Editors are Carol George and Carol Bieber. N A V A R R O C O L. L E G E I N S T ik R U , C T o ' ' R S Jim Baker, our local representativeg J.H. E. Edgar, Pres. of Navarro Collegeg R.K. McKinney, and Milton Corder address the staff. lu- Spanish Club ctivities By popular vote, Matilde Ramon and Joe Pratt were chosen by their classmates to reign as Chili Queen and Chili King at the Fiesta s p on s o r e d by the Spanish Club. According to Spanish custom the traditional pinata was the highlight of the enjoyment of the evening. Mrs. Betty Jo Finn, sec- retary of the school, crowned the royal couple. Queen Matilde and her partner, Miss Aura Munoz, natives of Cali, Columbia, enter- tains the Spanish Club withaSpanish dance, The Bullfight , at their banquet at which South American foods were served. The guests were Latin Classes I and II, Mr. E.E. Mullins, Father Pau1Higginbotham. Mr. C. Cruziuz, Mrs. Betty Jo Finn, Miss Inez Barney, Very Reverend Mon- signor E.V. McCullough, and Mr. C.M. Haddad. V. 31 , JJ' ,L .V , H' f Lx I W ..4-1 o j .ax .gg R O M A N J, 3 3 , ,- 'I 1 l 3 Latin Club Activities Her Royal Highness, Emp r e s s Barbara Ramsdell, seems to enjoy the honor of a Roman crown pla c e d on her head by the Very Reverend Monsignor E.V. Mc- Cullough. Emperor Bert Saleh was crowned by C.M. Haddad. A Roman Banquet was given by the Latin I and ll classes, unde r the leadership of their teacher, Sister Mary Lorita. In true Roman fashion, the boys were dressed in tunics and togasg and the girls in tunics with stolas or pallas. Mary Ann Mata- chinskas and Helen Kay Hesse serve the royalties and guests a menu of the foods eaten by the Romans. if -new -- K ' asa , Q L , A r,r. iff N 5 V - y -Sql. . , 112 BX li, fo- Music Department ASS EM BL Y PROGRAM The German Orchestra ....... ...... My Wild Irish Rose ...... . . . .Assembly Singing Band and Assembly Greensleeves ......... . .Band Saint Patrick Was a Gentleman . . . .Assembly The Flying Tigers March . . . . .Band There's a Hole in My Bucket . . . .Assembly Liberty Bell ........ . .Band The Irish Washer Woman . . .Trumpets Killarney ........ . .Assembly A Stranger in Paradise . . .Band Boogie Blues .... . .Band G E R M A N I R M I Y S H W I R L O D S E O R C H E S T R A ld . U R O N C A R O L S I L E N T N I G H T Christmas Program It's Beginning to Look Like Christmas .... .................Chorus Oh Come All Ye Faithful ....... Silent Night .......... Band and Assembly Jingle Bells ...... D. Ross, P. Snider D. Ludwig, B. Lester, G. Rogers Santa Claus ls Comin' to Town .... Band Up On the House Top ....... Jolly Old St. Nicholas ....... Band and Assembly The Dancers ........ G.G. George Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer .... Band I'm Gettin' Nuttin' for Christmas ..... . . . . . . . . . . . R. King and Chorus White Christmas . ..... Silver Bells . . . . . . . . . . Chorus and Assembly Skate Rink . . Jingle Bells . . B. Shear Bells Are Ringing ........ R. Shear It Came Upon the Midnight Clear ...... American Patrol March .... L. Mascali Evening Song ..... . . T. Finn In a Chinese Garden . . . . . S. Stark Musette in D. Major . . . . S. Finneran Adeste Fidelis .......... M. Tate He's Got the Whole World in His Hand .... Ballade ...... ' . . M. A, Matachinskas Hear Those Lovely Bells ..... M. Peters Winter Wonderland ...... C. Chitwood Huron Carolg Christmas Story . . . Chorus Tuna l1'RGDT.kl-RH' dfinviix QO'A r 1- DNAW O ? 41 Dardine Roedel and John Finneran were admitted into the Young Citizens' Club on May 29, 1959. To merit membership in the club the recipients, inad- dition to scholarship, they must rneasure up to the standards of good citizenship, cleanliness, thrift, courtesy, loyalty, honesty, service, dependability, sportsmanship, and leadership Awards werepre sented by Mr. Zack Griffith ptimist Club , Bill Whitworth Contest Chai rman of the Tyler Optimist Club, presents the first place award to Pat Cooney for the Optimist Club oratorical con- test. John Maher, extreme left, was presented the third place award. The event took place at the Blackstone Hotel on February 26. atholic Theatre Bert Saleh was awarded a blue ribbonfor best acting in the play Pa r ty Line in the National Catholic Theatre Conference held at University of Dallas, February Zl, and spon sored by the Genedward Players of Saint Edward Academy. Others in Party Line were John Maher, Carolyn O'Byrne, Mary Scheuerman, Barbara Ramsdell, Dan Spiller, and Joyce George. ii THE AMERICAN LEGION vm! :qu 9,3 Q R IQ Z -T. s , v , J 7, W 1 v UL. 4 E o . 5 'X 4 6, 5 Dan Spiller and Mary Bob Bouvy were presented The American Legion Award by Mr. Charles Khan. The recipients best represent outstanding qualities of character and ability. Award is based on Courage, Leadership, Honor, Service, Scholarship, which if cultivated, result in better citizenship. Awards were given on Honors Day, May 29, 1959. Explorer Award 7. :iv-i ' w,','..' . , , xv. Highest Explor er Award The Silver Award is presented to Post 333 members byW. D. Lawrence, Jr., representing Rose District at Court of Hon- or, sponsored by the Knights of Columbus Coun- cil 1502 on February 12, at the CK of C Hall. Re- cipients are Qleft to rightl Mr. Joseph Matachin- skas, Post Advisor, Ronald Driggers, John Olsen, Mike Francis, Post President. Voice of Democracy Carol George merited second place award for her essay, 1 Speak for Democracy, in Voice of De- mocracy, a Youth's Leadership Program of the National Association of Broadcasters, Electronic Industries Association. Conte s t chairman, Dana W. Adams, presented the awards at Tyler Junior College, November 20, 1958. 1 ,X XZNJ , I -5 ACTIVITIES Flag Ceremony DEDICATION HELD--Msgr. E.V. McCullough blesses the new flag, presented to the Catholic High School by Tyler's American Legion Post. Others taking part in the ceremony were Phil Staskus, the occasion's speaker, Fr. Paul Higginbotham, Fr. J. Przydacz and R.E. Hall, past commander of the Post. ' ef? .4 'C ' Q 'rx f xl xg '16 'X FLAG PRESENTED--In a special assembly at Catholic High School, Msgr. E. V. McCullough receives a platform flag on behalf of the school from Mr. W. C, Edwards, commander of Tyler Veterans of Foreign Wars post, A.J. Kirkland, deputy chief of staff,and Mrs. W.B, Clarkston, president of ladies auxiliary. I 'K W A aw ft, 1 L. .., , . I ' . I :. yr sf. N . f li '4 .1 .13 1 ,.v + u s 4 S f 1 .9 , . J ,ii s. Q 'r, FN. -L, 0',s . 3 1 5x..r'a' Y .lx 4 X5 'I YAG r 4X',,E ' 5 ' I War- e .X 1' ' .4 ,sw 1'-N uf, 1 'X I x 1- K , . -J ' -'I ' fi ' . -I v-'?g1wi bv' 4 x !. --Q . vi wwolsc 'o f mpg 5 f I ?, tx NK! 3. w- --.... Q. 5. ,MM x i9'.if.in I ff 9, if .,' U K e 1 ow X ay Q ' 1 'f I N' up 174. x' 1 '. 56' . - E 1 5:9 rv' .f 99' at 'Z 1' Vi' y V ,fs ' gli' V.. S A 2, XE V '-3 ' .- K Q 4. ' , 1 ip 14 E' .. 'A 5If:'f. F it 'fh I gwlg. Q J, I. ,Lf :I I X that Q , ,N 8: A e Gi E ' ' I 1 .ig , 'Apu .N . 2 X I f. A .E J :.,. Q iyhgs . - 2 s, 5, 1' M , 'f '4'!'.'41i!'4f ' c A .6 ' ' - .... :I vu C fl 1 Q 5 Q '14 if. 4 X A A-.. s .N QA 2 X gy Q J K l A ' vu' ' ' .1 . eff x ,. Q me .2153 YS Y fr' ll' af, Pl. t F ion a ' .J , S R If '35 q. si L' R' Q, A fi 35 fl 'H ,? x , N 2 . . ,, Hy.. fi Q Pi S A M- e m i ly 5 K fi A ! Hi: ' Q ' dm 'WX U9 its 4.1 1 o X 3 xl K, vi. Q .5 In XJ ' o . e - A 4 - ' f 1 5 o e N, e 'Q fa ' Q Ie swf N 51 'Q 6' I x , .A 'f. f'i'fU , King Ronald of the House of Hitt Queen Brenda of the House of Sedberry ll' 5 l 1 m Campus King and ueen Ball or ' , . ' f t ' 4- I , U .,-c... il .af '13-. Q l .J is ' ' i A. , ' , . CATHOLIC HIGH HOLDS KING AND QUEEN BALL The annual King and Queen Ball of Tyler Catholic High School was held Saturday night in the ball- room of the Blackstone Hotel. Following the grand march, the 1958 king and queen were crowned. They are Ronnie Hitt and Miss Brenda Sedberry. They were crowned by last year's king and queen, Bert Saleh and Miss Joyce George. Serving as attendants were Miss Peggy Staskus and Gary Saleh, Miss Judy Campbell and Bobby Geary, Miss Merigale Manziel and John Maher. Other members of the court were Miss Lilly Ann Khirallah, flower girl, Misses Dottie Sue and Vicki Lynn Manziel, train bearers, and Andy Saleh and Bobby Hitt, crown bearers . Music for dancing was in charge of a local radio disc jockey. Decorations were in school colors of green and white. The podium was flanked by palms and candelabra with white tapers . The refreshment table was laid with a white linen cloth outlined in ivy, and c e nte r e d with an arrangement of white mums and greenery. At either end of the table were silver candelabra de- corated with pink rosebuds and holding white tapers. The candelabra were shrouded in clouds of white maline. Mrs. Elias Joseph, social chairman of the school, was in charge of arrangements for the ball. 3 P R O M E N A D Queen Brenda and her mother, Mrs. James Sedberry. Hostesses: Mrs. Elias Joseph, Mrs. Betty Jo Finn, and Mrs. I...C. Peterschmidt. ,A.Q: AKC -V! ofg Q , 3 .Q- n an z Q vm? -.- 5. 'AA lqxxv Q f, up N i .-ff' be QI' - 571595 nf.. , - mic ,,a1. ' ' K I4 m 'fi Time out for punch during inter mission. Music was in charge of Paul Wil- liams, a local disc jockey. vw f C Wllm yt WRU Nm Q .xx 1 I 0,111--'05 I 'xg ... . :if 5 -o rl' 'vi President John Maher HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVE BOARD MEMBERS Grade X Ronnie Hitt Carol George Grade IX Pat Cooney Dardcnc Rocdel Student Cou Knighted nd Swor Vivo-President Mary Bob Bouvy 65' :il Officers EM 'Awuuc 1j'1j,- Q gt '- 'HGH ueen Brenda . , 'iw Into Offlce gig 4, Treasurer Carol Bieber Secretary Kathleen Peterschmidt 'A .1 F r .ix lf Sr rg 94, 355 HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVE BOARD MEMBERS Grade VIII Tommy Finn Lydia Delgado Grade VII Gary Rogers Nancy Peter schmidt Station KTBB I 'x X X X X X fff'XNx X ff NX x xxxxx X, ff Y f' EIGHTH ANNUAL onsinvmci Kathleen Peterschmidt, Ronnie Hitt, Dan Spiller, and Carol George broadcasting at KGKB. SKITS Youth, Space, and Sanctity shows how today's youth are ensuring the future by taking care of the present. Kathleen Peterschmidt, Ronnie Hitt, DanSpi11er, and Carol George tell the story of a youth group and how they encouraged Catholic Youth Week over Radio StationKGKB. Mary Bob Bouvy interviews a local disc jockey over Station KDOK. Subject: Catholic Youth Week. WHEREAS, WHEREAS WHEREAS WHEREAS NOW THEREFORE, 1, OCT. 26 - NOV. 2, 1958 YOUTH SPACE AND SANCTITY ,ME W Mary Bob Bouvy 1' at KDOK N is K ' '1 qs 5 ' Q, , fi .,,.i X L i ' . ' . ' if XX ' ,. . , f,,, ...-...,,,,,?sT , NX ,. . PROCLAMATION for V NATIONAL CATHOLIC YOUTH WEEK . ocrosz-:R Z6-NOVEMBER z. 1958 1 a i '- x ,, 3 I -, ' the future of our country depends upon its youth, and 1 1. 1' M. . , 4 1. young people ought to develop a strong moral char- acter, a spirit of patriotism, and a sense of respon- sibility in order to carry out this trust, and seven million young Americans who take part in the Catholic High School Program work together to in- sure these goals, and the theme Youth, Space and Sanctity epitomizes the responsibility of young people, who must bear in mind their ultimate goal in this Space Age, which is eter- nal salvation, 6. J. ,Caudm Mayor of the City of Tyler in the State of Texas do hereby proclaim the week of October Z6-November Z as CATHOLIC YOUTH WEEK and urge all to acknowledge the outstanding con- tribution made by the Catholic High School Program and to assist in every way possible the promotion of this worthwhile endeavor. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set My hand and cause the Seal of the City of Tyler in the State of Texas to be affixed at Tyler this Z0 day of October in the year of Our Lord One Thomiand Nine Hundred and Fifty-Eight. 1SignatureJ Youth, Space, and Sanctity PROGRAM Radio Interviews, Skits, T. V. Slides, Spot Announce- ments, Youth Week Songs, and Communion Crusades were the scenes of observing National Catholic Youth Week by the Junior and Senior High students . Catholic Youth Week is carried on mainly for the improve- ment of youth in living and dying in the state of grace. Q.. v J, Career Da x-1 Wu' .ff Mrs. Agnes Cooper, speaker on Welfare and Social Work, discusses Career Day with Mr. Joseph Matachinskas, Bobby Geary, Kathleen Peterschmidt, and Tommy Finn. Mrs. Eula Anton, of Anton's Record Shop, speaks to the girls about her career as a busi- Other speakers not pictured are: Dr Lex Neill Dr G. Petrovich Mr. Bill Martin Mr J. Brogan Jr. Mr. B. Jackson l 'Ml' in AHONS HCS S WOl'T1aI'1 . xi.-. 6- bg? if Speaking on Industrial Teaching, Mr- J05ePh Mr. Ray G. Thurmond explains to the boys the Matachinskas discusses the qualifications importance of his Career as attorney needed for his career. Career :Da we A Swim! M x y V ' , in . - At noon, aluncheon, sponsored by the Parents' Association, was served to the speakers, faculty, and students of C.H.S. Mrs. Betty Jo Finn was chairman of Career Day. Mrs. Clayton Browning, a Cosmetician, dem- onstrates make-up on Sally Schlueter and Rita Spano. 1 Mr. Jim Lynaugh, sales executive, speaks to the boys about selling as a career. Other speakers not pictured are: Sister M. Grace Mrs J.R. Cooney Mrs K. Wittman Mrs Mildred Long Mrs Eugene Bohr Mrs Anne Pritt .,, Mr. Bill Michie interests the boys with his talk on Engineering and Quality Control. C A R N A V L. L E PRETENDVILLE -f' I-fiingffi Q M A R C I A QUEENVILLE P E T E R S Mardigras Acivities 'iff 'QU A ,JW x' ww V , x ,... , f t .MN f 'N 1 492' . HUNTSVILLE J O E P KINGVILLE R A R T RECREATKDJ Young Adults' Activities C O M E A L L OLD FACES hd U S 1 C Speakers for Brotherhood Week 'HYIVQN we NATIONAL BROTHERHOOD WEEK panel discussion at Catholic High School was presented by Rabbi Bendiner of San Antonio's Temple Beth-E15 Dr. Edwards of the Methodist Church, Fort Worthg and Reverend John McCallum, the pastor of St. John's Holy Redeemer Parish at Ennis. 55,44 'll 1,3- A FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES group spoke at assemblies at the Tyler schools. A1 Dark, long-time major league shortstop and Don Merideth, the dazzling great passer from S. M. U. spoke at Catholic High. Shown with them is J. Maher, president of the Student Coun- cil. Cathotic High First Participation in Christmas Parade :QA-, f' ' fum Q, f Z FN C. L . as usniq' i Newly-formed Drill Team, under the direction of Miss Betty Campbell, in green and white uniforms, led by the flag bearer, Randy Korkmas, Head Drum Major, Karen Gilboe and Majorettes -- Salle Schlufzter and Judy Campbell -- get in trim for the Christmas Parade 1 ln the beautiful setting of the Rose Garden, the young adults of Catholic High enjoyed their first prom. MAY 14, 15, 16, 17 DAYS, HQURS, MINUTES PETIT JEAN MOUNTAIN Whl'1,1, NEVER FORGET! MOKRILTON, ARKANSAS 9 A 3 ' ed- 5 4 J ' . ' 51 - - M. 11I1l11fi!1111I1111E 11111 H13 . S111 fn 4, L 1 1 A11Togcthcr CEDAR FALLS, . It was worth it 1 Jean Sale Park. Morriltnn. Ark, 1 MATHEN LODGE Depth AN MOUNTAIN an LQ Canyon beneath On thc top of the World SWIMMING POOL PETIT JEAN STATE PARK Mofrikon Ari HARDIBON HALL Petll lun Sue Put, Morrllton, Ark. acne nocxs 4 EAN sure mzx NEI. Im Sgarcdl z!Qs-..... Dc1ightfu1 Our Bunklng partles -sv- N7 PET11' Il:.AN'S GRA L Hold On! Prccipice Below 535' a PVaY9I' Farewell, Arkansas N., -w 'Y -ff ' 3 ffff..m, S' ATHLETICS ,-.K .1- diss v'QEfn5s B-1511 Girls' Y E A G R 1 E E N 1 B J. +5 , - ... f g 1 D H ijgfe. If 4 Qmkzsm 4 A an y .K ' 4 -'-'3fiil'5'17.if57'?f5w I -55751 'SFS' , V - 1 1TQ1i1i5.lffI 'zifE . .. , -1.,1.y.,'f,4v,v,1, 44- X ' 1. - w..- . , Q -,,, -,,5:V,y?:2gq.i.f.Am,- V 1 . I A M, 1.3 ., r,,f.1f5fpy5i is , U A -'3 D7 ' 5 45 5' ff?'f?' ,. '1 ffi' C. H. S . Cheerleaders are fTop Row, Carol Bieber, QSecond Rowl Mary Bob Bouvy and Carol Ge or ge, fThird Rowj ' M Sharon Bosworth, Frances Carswell, and Merigale Man- ' ziel. Y E A n-1 f ffl:- c R U s A D E R s 1 ES'Zff1 1 1 C The Second Place Winners at the Softball Tournament at Dixie are lTop Rowj S. Bosworth, F. Carswell, D. Roedel, and L. Delgado, QSecond Rowj J. George, C. Owen, M. Manziel, and K. Gilboe. Sports 'eff :mm 5--wgnnnn Y s Q 1 pp g A 42 X' V ef 3 A Y X i ,,-.-Y. . 1 ,. -f'f?gi' ' 'f'fYf'h , 2 ' an ' Ao . , . W ' 5 ' r li. .. ' H C - r r ' --i ng-vf ' ' l, V 4-, 1 ' T E ! fs Q. D-f. . ,.su1..g.-ipf m ra. Head Cheerleader, Carol Bieber, proudly displays the new Crusader pennant. H X ' K QL 1 'ctj'-V was 1 L F T V -1 ' I t, ! G we - 4. I A ,lfl 'G f H F , T 4 F I G H T F I G H T A sneak preview of the 10th grade Highland Flingers shows how well they entertained the Parents Association. From left to right are B.Sed- berry, C. George, C. Bieber, C. O'Byrne, M. Cleneay, K. Peter- schmidt, and M.B. Bouvy. A7 if Millie Long Merigale Manziel Sharon Bosworth Barbara Ramsdell fw Che ryll Owens Rita Spano 1 Lydia Delgado L1nda Wlttman Lucha Spano Y Karen Gmlboe Frances Carswell Joyce George CQ T050 in X1 HEAD DRUM MAJORETTE sane scmuerer, Randy Korkmas, Judy Campbell -q . SOFTBALL TOU RNAMENT DIXIE ,: ' Av- ff! Rita Spano Nancy Peterschmidt Linda Bartlett ik Merigale Manziel Jane Spiller Joyce George L 2,11 FWNQ44 14?-'Z 'X I N ML. - s EQ? A Eli A r X v Q, GJ' Coup QW Dardine Roedel Peggy Staskus lcenterj Millie Long Theresa White Linda Wittman Sharon Bosworth Frances Car swell V' .Qu SECOND PLACE HONORS Karen Gilboe XS LETTERMEN IN FOOTBALL fTop left to rightj Dan Spiller, Bobby Geary, Joe Pratt, John Maher, Andy Long, Ronnie Hitt, Tilford Jeters, John Finncran, Alfred Allen, Jimmie Cooke, David Mc- Namara, Ronnie Maynard. 1 f X ,,,, 5 1 I NF v Yea Team. ' W ' sv- io-I A i Y . E A L E T T , AS E -15 L R ' L1-', M E N ! Wifi-6 -E BANQUET FOR OUTSTANDING ATHLETES AND CHEERLEADERS was given by the Athletic Club of the Parents Association, on February 12 in cafeteria. Mr. A. Saleh and Mr. J. Spiller were banquet chair- men. Mr. Phil Staskus was one of the speakers. 0? S 'r 5 'iff LETTERMEN IN BASKETBALL are, beginning at the top, Gilbert George, Eugene Garcia, Jim Shafer, Brian Ludwig, Mike O'Byrne, Gary Saleh, Dick I-Iennegar, Tommy Finn, Danny Ross, and Mike Maher. a ,V L31 ' A . Qxsi L . 21' s of ' 4 I N-f If 4' vi f-'iff' CRUSADERS won five games, lost five and tied two while playing everything from six-man senior teams to eleven-man junior varsity and B high school outfits. Coach, Tommy Osborne, Cap- tain, David McNamarag Captain, Jimmy Cookeg John Finneran, John Maher, Andy Long, Ralph Whitten, DanSpi11er, Alfred Allen, Joe Pratt, Bobby Geary, Dick Stine, Tilford, Jeters, Mike Pratt, Ronny Ii, and Ronnie Maynard. fQ v'-VL Aff w fy- P-.-J J '75 .9 -4? 30515 X.lJLn A H571 '- Wi 'Q M , x . iv '4 'Q fi m A ERS IN THE SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT AT DIXIE: Coach Oweng Captain Jim Shaferg PL Y Jimmy Cooke, Tilford Jeter s, John Maher, John Finneran, Joe Pratt, Mike O'Byrne, Bobby Geary, Tommy Finn, and Gilbert George. JH 4 zu Cap 3? VOLLEYBALL TEAM: Captain John Maher, John Finneran, Mike O'Byrne, Joe Pratt, Jimmie Cooke, Tilford Jeters, and Dexter Hadjison. 3 Relaxing after a hard-fought football game in Fort Dick Hennegar, captain of the Basketball Worth, Texas. Team receives the Finn Trophy. , K ,xy f 2, .. V, we' 41- ,QH L, f' 'Til lv? I.. its 'Yn-ae' X rg?- ' -..H V' gl' - .. h ,W xx vgray 7 if TROPHY-WINNING TEAM IN BASKETBALL: Captain, Dick Hennegarg Danny Ross, Coach Morris, Bobby Geary, Brian Ludwig, Alfred Allen, Eugene Garcia, Tommy Finn, Jirnmie Neil, Gilbert George, Mike Maher, Mike O'Byrne, and Gary Saleh. X, l I 9' 4 'f f Q- - 7 A ' ' A 'I ,U cb L F11 ' jl2G'V47f as 3-CW wk va ff A W X by AW r IL V41 jg A I . f' 15 QU, , LLM, W1 Vllvlalmf Ml UW A ' fwgtw wif' ' 'P jwmpfwl cfm X WV'3 s AL' ,Uk If K fl LX 5 ,A J ,K :vw Lf- ,N K-v w j ULN. Xl XQIL yu X .W LJ 5fM'gi'Lfff35?ff QW K eq' if JNL? M jrLffiA WN ,Yqu WU X 1 ,I xi, V l my 1 ' I ' I 1 Q N x l 1 1. wi C.H.S. Rascals in it Fascination Smiley I'm listening And then. . . Really! Sleepy time gal of 731,151 1 1. Hush your mouth! ! Anyone for ball? Sweet Childhfifj Bathing Beauty Guess what? Sad but true Debonair Hi there! He's mine ,gy ja , f.-S gt H' if f F 1 W 9 if Oops! ! ! So what? Side by side Gidget Yakety Yak 9 Who Told You 7 15 Sun- glare Odds V . LIMX F L LU' on the toes Howdy, pardner! 1 AL 1,34 Si 1 1513? K...-r' gu- i' 1 KYTU ,Lv- S CHO r Goo- Goo! Ends Shall we Dance Watch the birdie 9 Hs' Sister Monica Marie Sister Marie Theodore if Mrs. J.O. Martin . 5:9 . Q . . -Mfl . 'A 3 , 'af- . .Q '12, Mrs. D . Meehan Gregory School Faculty G R A D 'Y JSI, E 3 V I Mrs. J. Quirk Grades II 81 III G R A D E I I Mrs. L. Driggers KINDERGARTEN G R .av A D E I I I ' . Miss B.J. Crow Grade V Semester I G R A D E V Sister M. Ursula Vice-Principal Sister Alan Marie I Mrs. J. Van Haverbeke Miss T. Eiden Mrs . J . Quirk's second and third grade combined their efforts to show the con- trast between the first Thanksgiving and the way we celebrate today. Using various references to learn about the trip on the Mayflower, the children made Pi lg r i rn dolls, cradles, and even the Mayflower in three-dimen- sions. Pictures were drawn to depict the homes, churches, food, and cloth- ing of that period. During their study of plants in Science class, the fourth grade children col- lected seeds and grew seed plants. Some of the results are shown here. Sister Monica Marie is giving one of the award ribbons for the best plant. Awards were also given to the best Seed collection. The pupils of Mrs. J. Van Haverbeke's third grade are shown wo rking on planters which they gave their parents for Christmas. On the boards behind the pupils are pictures made of tex- tiles. All pictures are made fromthe same pattern to show how the diffe- rent materials used can give different effects. Aeti nn I 11.- While studying trees during their Fall Project Sister Ursula and the Sixth Graders pause to examinealamp made by John Price Qseated with lamp on his deskl. The base of the lamp was carved from native pine. ties ! l -A in in 'Q- N E . .. 1 X , I rvg,3'Q.ff3-'QE The Fifth Grade made stencils of an- gels done on paper in either chalk or crayon. 'nv'Q V In the picture, Pete Brinkman, Grade Six, fextreme leftl and Ricky Mc- Mahon, Grade Five, Qextreme rightl display Honor Certificates received during Catholic Digest Drive. Center group, left to right, John Price, Lanna Mascali, and Eddy Bosworth, all of Grade Six, were awarded cash prizes for Fire Prevention Posters. Reading is fun, say the first graders in Sister Marie Theodore's class. Because we get to draw what we read, Umm-Umm, Good, say Mrs. J. Martin's children as they learn about good eating in their science class. Extra, . .Extra. . .Read All About It, could be heard coming from the class- room of Grade Two as the last article met the deadline for The Second Grade Star. Under the supervision of Sister Alan Marie, the s tu d e nts collected pictures, labelled them, and placed them in the articles under their proper headings. The newspaper con- sisted of articles of every subject in the second grade curriculum, giving each child an opportunity to become an honorary staff member. There's a big fat turkey on Grandpa's farm is coming true for these Kinder- garten children as Mrs. Louis Drig- gers directs themin making their tur- keys of a potato, matches , construction paper and cranberries. M 1- The graduates of 1959 from St. Greg- ory's Kindergarten pause to bid fare- well to kindergarten days. T'-722: C O T T The children held an Easter Party in O the traditional South American way N with a pinata Easter rabbit full of T candy and Easter eggs. A I L 1,1 S 3 PZ ,. gg: . 515 I Sis? tr,t- ', E lig- i if L Q , ,.j ' 1 fT' E T' 'X ' ' 1395 gs by v Q, T . A 9 gt o Q . ' I V , - Q vi 1 , J Rl. Q ' l Q I kg - ' ' 1 Q Q Leica E1 L ff -' f ' if 1, , I . 4 - Pictured with the Very Rev. Msgr. E.V. McCullough and the Rev. John Przydacs arc the twenty-six boys fabovcj and the twenty-five girls fbclowj who cornpriscd the 1959 First COIUlT1l1DiOH Class. K I N D E R G A R T E N Pa xx , A ' Ti'5i.,'-'UL'-1 '5',:5 ':' ' 27 E. i'L,f Peachy Andrews Mike Barron ' Ann B uc ha nan U Patti Chitwood Carol Craddock Eddie Emerick Kathy Fox Jean Champion Ray Vincent Hesse Randy Kemp Patricia LeBlanc Greg Lively Vicki Lynn Manziel Michael Martin Patsy Morgan . QS. do , Sheila Murphy -51 X Wi- .1 Mollie Paddock Joe Pritchard M fi an f l Vicki Sanderson A A by' ' Freddie Stotz 'gig' K S5 Tommy Sukiennik It g, L X X . John Towles Denean Walling Mike Zoller jg UI? 'ix Bm' U' -5.1 E I X va u. X' If 'fs li If I 4 3,45 g e 4 .J'-if x . , A Q51 A ff' we if A fn , 5 'f i L: - i 'L sb A , A 1 ' :- 113' 2, . if if EQ lifiiffy , 1. 6 Christine Ester David Fantini Deborah Fallacaro Bobby Fleet Sherry Garrett Jon Green Rick Goebler Steven Harkrider Steven Hays Beth Heitzman Hope Hernandez Charlie Holman ii, John Hood Gregory Hooten Jim Hubley Laura Hudnal Renee Horton , 1' x Q 5' I Jennifer Allen Margaret Adam Pamela Akers Mary Barnett Mark Barron Marty Barron Danny Black Herbert Brewerton Deborah Bosworth Janice Buck Robert Burton Danny Carney Lisa Channing Nancy Donovan Raymond Delgado Michael Dudley -5. First .if x ti I ' in . Af. Q 1: r D 5 'W D K A if i 5 . K -'ze E '- F? f I K My X 1 Q v ' W, f Grade Debbie Jackson Dennis Johnston Debbie Jollie Kenny Kemp Lily Khirallah Gene Korkmas Marsha LeBlanc Elizabeth Lee Dottie Sue Manziel Ramey Martin Theresa Martini Theresa McMahon John Morris Christine Morales Florentina Morales Pat Osborne 'A v 'Tam v L L '45 L jr at ft S' i' f, fit W . W faWllXvEi M X , ' 4 ,fi ll X :X J 'ff X xx xf KX Qi, it x Kathy Mullins David Ray Clarkie Rogers Elaine Ronayne Lupe Salas Gerold Saleh Vicky Scally David Schlueter Wanda Lou Serice Chris Shear Libbie Shiflett Ricky Smith Bobby Sosa Margaret Spiller Ann Turman Scott Webster J X ,X 1 4, ,, f Libby Wisenbaker AR Michael Goebler Mark Guidry Denise Holman Peggy Hood Gregory Johnson gall, .I Skipper Andrews Fritz Barnett Carol Bartlett Cheryl Boggio Michael Bosworth Rollie Bradley Dotty Brewerton Patsy Buck Paul Champion tr' ' ' A Tim Corbett - f Connie Craddock 3 Q gfi Donald Donovan 1 Qtel' Jenny Dooley Ricky Enife B- Stephen Crutchfield 2 fi t g 5 at ' 'J-rl' 'W M Michael Fantini N Patty Geor ge Q Danny Fox .W if .ASN 5' Ronnett George Billy Gurney - Q5 W ,X J Xxwzw ll -.,., . ..v.,,-.-..v, ,,.-.,.,.,,.-.- Grade n I F,,,,..,,,,,v ,..,, .....--... . ---Y--, - -f---v - - ' Y' --' ' Y Y-r'f e ,AQ1r,,,, : 1.,.C,.,. , iwif ' ,WM f f ,,,- ,Q 51. . Bruce Keith Peter Mendolia 2-f may Michael Meyer Donnie Middlebrooks V Philip Mitchell Michael Mullins -to Yr it ix x X T55 WA Terry Murphy John Przywara '+L 1 Craig Ramsdell ' f . ,nen Af, if ..,': .gen Heather Reed Mary Robinson Mary Ross N 'gi .fix Kathy Saleh Virginia Sanchez Ann Shafer 'fx 23' . lylgi 4 . A Michael Shear Timmy Shieldes Joann Spano 5' Patsy Staskus -P 2 Peter Stauffer r Donald Stotz ri WM Steven Swift Kay Turman Nancy Whitten I .aah M 1 2, ff f 4' gp r, l ku-rev? V 4 Mary Wisnoski S 449' 'X P ' , Xxgtxsv A it get 4-:gt A t , ,Q -it ',. I 9 up IX. Joseph Fantini Claire Heitzman Kathy Henderson Deborah Hitt Mary Ann Jackson Chris Johnson Gregory Jollie James Kasputis Linda Kesler Ray Khirallah Michael Klueppel Alexis LeBlanc Arthur Allen Mary Lou Allen Kathy Andrews Jimmy Barnett Barbara Bohr Glenda Brewerton Pat Brinkman , Toni Burgess Michael Coke Steve Cooney Paul Delgado Victor Fallacaro iii 5' 4. 1 . 5' b 4 7 Third 1 P ' Q ii,- ' i'v l A it M fill t- A fr I Q3 ' X 3,1 , Michael Martin Rose Marie Maynard Barbara Mitchell Maria Morales Dennis Murphy Billy Owen Linda Owen Michael Peters Suzy Price Mark Puczynski Michael Rajama Paul Ramsdell Michael Roach Melvin Rogers Nicky Romero A ' .', Tommy Romero z Deborah Scally if 5 ' Wilbur Shieldes lair r M www lx D Reggie Smith 3 9 L Mary Spiller Cynthia Steen Glenn Stotz Pat Thurmond Chris Wilson -H ' Jimmy Bartlett , K. V' Christine Beall V L- . Thomas Boggio ..., ,ry Pam Bradley - ' W Bill Campbell 1 Linda Crutchfield 'I ' I I ' Nx . , , H Jan DeBee gl, i We g Carolyn Dennehy ,V L , - , . i ,. Tina Dooley G if 4'CoEg' .L f' Michael Finn ,A Jimmie Lou Fox ,ff David George Janis George Fourth S Q Tim Goebler , Ann Harkrider ' Gilbert Hitt BR W Mary Jane Hogenmiller Christine Hood Grover Hubley 3.55 Marsha Hudnall Lynn Jackson Michael Johnston -s-p -f-- -f-at fav Grade fx' aff- Y. x - g f Lg-:Q . f . .ff A ' Karolyn Keith Charles Khan Linda Khirallah Dennis King Madison Lee Marilyn Maynard Carle McMahon Patty McNamara David Mitchell Carol Ann Peterson Thomas Pritchard Madeline Ray Gerald Rus sell Km F, AP.. lr X Brenda St. Pierre Andy Saleh Bernarde Sanchez , Michael Sevice Barbara Shear 'N Phil Staskus skill' Shari Theilen Garland Willett Paula Wisenbaker . f-N sf? C .re..., s- . 3,2 ' QL-L 5251! - , L ng z a X. get KX 9 A x 5 M1ke Daniel A Pamela Fox nf 41 Spunky Gllboe Ann Gurney Ph11I'I3.I'1'1S n Wx Lee Hudnall fl K Robert Johnson ' XX Theresa Khlra hx,-X Ike Korkmas Carolyn LeBlanc Ann Maher John Matachinskas QQYXQ, I x '- 1-: XX if 4 d 3: Q . If .K - : .X ,F .ry f ,Q X X- I 0-'J - .. . - Q P, 1 vs Lg ' 2 Robby McAtee Ricky McMahon Virginia McDonnel . v-rf Zi N 1 ' ' P Dorothy Mekalip y -'F - x 6 Sandra Middlebrooks Z Pamela Morgan . ' P If if 5 I Y. Xl, lx iff asa! in-A pfii 1 -jj ff . A. o Dennis Morris :Y Q Michael Murphy , Qt . - ,gy , otb V y of X ' ,IQX V . ' ' .fiy ' 1 Wo.,, , Q 5 Linda oistad P Gail Peters Grade Ge r ry Rome ro Ros e Scheue rman Lena Spano Charlotte Stark Kay Steele Peter Sukiennik Charles Peter son Jimmy Pritchard Michael Ray Cynthia Richbourg Roy Shear .. ,, sag? L . K L:-.H ' ..,Ui ' 1' 0 9 9 l if we g mf ,fi X New X-. Linda Aaron Kathleen Bardet David Bartlett ,. -x .wap f K+ --i jxg Michael Bohr Eddie Bosworth Steve Brewerton Pete Brinkman Michael Brune Marcia Burgess Lynn Burton J an Channing Bill Cleneay David Delgado Lynda Dooley Mary Driggers Paul Dudley Vivian Fantini Susie Finneran Brenda Garcia Eileen Geary Joe Goebler Virginia Green Jimmy Graham ' va- Robert Hillier Paula Hubley Michael Johnson Joan Johnston Angene Kennedy I - 1-- Lanna Mascali - Mike McNamara . . wi M Q David Ludwig 'K Pat Ols en - Elizabeth Patterson Ea Gregory Peters John Price Denis Ronayne 'VY Kathy Russell Louise Sanchez Elizabeth Searnon Pamela Snider Susan Spiller Mary Ann Spitznas Douglas St. Pierre f Suzanne Stark is Michael Tate f -A 4 3 Mary Virginia Khan BEST WISHES From The Four Of Us MARTHA PAUL MARSHA and MICHAEL PETERS BEST WISHES AND SUCCESS On Your First Yearbook of The Catholic High School C.M. HADDAD Thank you, my good Sisters, for a job well done. You serve us well in working in God's vineyard here in Tyler . AND LS SCH Oo IS NO TREF TERS D 'LWB -MRS' R,c3UT woo D 069 wpduvvo 4-9' K wpsgpso QD K . 5 YJ! L Qv X19 t Q Jgfb o ro the 8 eY5 cw' THE CAMERA I MART wB5 BOBBY MKS LXEV . SILVER STAR PATRONS BUSINESS Cecil Arnold Humble Station South Broadway at Houston Broadway Junior Shop 410-A South Broadway King Chevrolet Company 527 W. Erwin Street Sam R. Hill Lumber Company 1112 East Erwin Street Hixon- Ellis , Incorporated Office Equipme nt-Supplie s -Printing Kennedy Electric Company 813 South Kennedy Street Mac's Texaco Service Station 1515 S. Vine 8: 1707 Troup Hwy. McCallum Barber Shop 1805 Troup Hwy. Parisian Beauty Salon 116 West Fifth Street Regan's 100-A West Erwin Street Rose Bowl Lanes 414 South Palace Street Tip Top Cleaners 719 North Bois D'Arc Street Tyler Machinery 8: Supply Company 511 East Front Street Vaughn's Sweet Shop 124 S. Bonner Street Yellow Cab Company 319 North Spring Street Young Motor Company 700 West Erwin Street PERSONAL Mrs. Josephine Aaron Col. and Mrs. T.J. Cassidy Catholic Daughters of America Court Mary A. Drake 14111288 Mr. and Mrs. B.B. Clenay Compliments of a Friend Compliments of a Friend Compliments of a Friend Compliments of a Friend Fred M. Garrett Fred Grimes Mrs. Claire M. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. L.C. Peterschmidt Mr. and Mrs. James Quirk Mrs. Carl C. Reese Mr. and Mrs. Albert Saleh Johnny Wright .pq-t,,.. , .Y . , ...pow ,-- --...v BUSINESS Bottenfield's Inc. of Texas Brookshire and Johnston Deason's Pharmacy B. C. Floyd Insurance Frostop YHR- Fry Cafe Handy Stop Grocery Joe Haynes Cleaners Hobart-Dayton Food Machines Huffman's Cleaners Irving Machine Company KDOK Paw. 15. Lake Park Cleaners Matney's Gulf Station 0.0. Oxford Rent-A-Trailer Ralph's Beauty Salon Rose Carpets Tyler Barber Shop Tyler Typewriter Exchange Village Bakery Vine Street Grocery J. Weingarten Inc. A Friend of Catholic High From Friends of the Crusaders Compliments of a Friend Good Wishes from aFriend PATRONS PERSONAL Doctor Franklin E. Bell Mr. R.S. Boulter, County Supt Mr. Garland Carrington Civics Club of Catholic High Joe Corbett Mr. and Mrs. John Corcoran Mr. and Mrs. Ellis M. Dagher Mr. and Mrs. Jean C. DeBee Mrs. W.M. Haddad John D. Hall Beth and Claire Heitzman Donald C. Hill Mr. and Mrs. English Jackson Sam D. Jones A.J. Kessler, D.D.S. Mr. and Mrs. R.J. Kinsella Ben J . Long Dan Meehan Mr. Humphrey Moynihan Johnny McMullen-Am. Gen. Life Ins T.L. Peters Shirley Peterschmidt A.S. Rogers Mr. and Mrs. George Seamon Mr. and Mrs. Leon W. St. Pierre Mrs. N.L. Webster, Sr. Mrs. Kathleen Wittman 5 , -J X 2, 2 , . Q , s 2 E 1 N.----.M Y S tU'---4 numb!-1,. rain-Qidawayr 1' 'r 4 -'-+ J, w- Naam.. 1 W. .. ,g ww- in rvvvffm-1' .. ' . , 5 .V A P 'il .- -, ,i ,4..h.g. 2.3v,,., ,, .. 5. 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' POOL rua u. snowsn ,Toi Reservations A L '1800'W ERWIN wi' A f ,4LQLQf1 ' jx' 'f ,I-11 113 ,eeeee eeee I X ! ...,.,,, M. - xxx Q g ,,,, I ....,.- - 'I EK 71 3, .,., A ' - -'-' ' LIFETIME GUARANTEED 1421 W. Erwin MUFFLERS Phone .L.Y 3-1481 UNIVERSAL FINANCE - LOANS A Texas Corporation GEORGE WHOLESALE COMPANY Wholesale Distributors Tobacco - Candies - Drug Sundries 206 W. Erwin LY 3-2.551 211 East Ferguson Tyler, Texas ULUSMUBILEH 'I 'I' ROCKET! ..-, -----' ,f-: t ' : 7- 's4- . HY DR A- M ATI C! SSHUQZQ HAS Bom! WHERE TO CALL I nuvin M0103 an 123 N Bonner-LY 4-7425 GUARANTY ABSTRACT 81 TITLE CO 108 Peoples Natl. Bank Bldg. Tyler, Texas Exclusively Yours . . THE VOGUE Ladies Apparel For Smart Women Two Fine Stores To Pho. 2550 Ph.-3-7881 Gladewater, Bergfeld Center Texas Tyler, Texas ADDING AID BWKKEEPIIIG MACHINES l 3 CASH RESISTERSJYPEIRIIERS ' +R? A PRINTING comvnuv ' s. W!! me RICHARDSON BUSINESS MACHINES CFORMERLY AL LEMMON co.l R. C. ALLEN BUSINESS MACHINES Cffj-Ce Supplies 5, Fum1tu,e Henry T. Paro - Owner 241 S. Broadway - LY 3-9281 418 WEST LOCUST TYLER. TEXAS OFF. LY 2-7761 WISENBAKER, FIX AND ASSOCIATES CONSULTING ENGINEERS TYLER TEXAS Comphm ents of JOHNSTON S MUSIC COMPANY M ST' rsvvsu-:ns P 3 3 me scum snonnwmr rvuzn, 'rsxas Home Of Hammond Organs and Fme planos 404 S Broadway l I C O . O: I ,a we 4' Y 'L , - Q. 'VJ ,. - Q--' .,- . - ,.. I . A . 'Ile s ' I 4 1 1 ef-Dezhcafeal fo your 77eea!4 + ' xv' A + BURKS-WALKER i W I ' A ' TI PIIIIILI, abglls? FINER DAIRY FOODS Wholesale 81 Retail DEPARTMENT - , DIAL SERVING TYLER SINCE 1927. U D A lm or VVIXQN- 0 if 4,.I -IPL-J 5 I AMPLE PARKING AREA AT REAR S LICENSED LADY FUNERAL DIRECTOR 109 N- CLAYTON COMPLETELY AIR CoNDITIoNED CHAPEL SEATING 260 PEOPLE HAMMOND ORGAN . h . 215 East Front LY 2-6553 R1g t Post Off1Ce Box 1456 V DRINK TALLEY CADILLAC COMPANY 623WEST :IRWIN STREET INBOTTLES TYLER. TEXAS Telephone LY 2-1636 ' A 6' llrl .zum :un al Tyler, Texas c0N' Q 0 D Nf ,ga QE 7 YWEARS 5' U Karin? C3321 LY 2-7351 THE BORDEN CO. 805 W FRONT For over 100 years Folks have been saying If It's BOId6H'S--It'S Got To Be Good Mow JAMES ,ms FuNERAL Home . - u , n 'dl' Ju sszzvzcz bla: allen ' IIT? EAS! fnom 'sneer fx TYLER TEXAS 'Si :v AQTXXX Ji, Y. ' I fr' ' 4 W4 I E E' I om 4-1 2 as Xa 2111A 543' ' 'W 'WE 'if .r4 ll ,I rq'IyIyl,' non or me momma-wsu f ' 5 WL ,If1VLf,+' ' :umm Assocumon mum ' I 14' -' 2 msunuwcs coummv. pzof ' f mwunc: snvlcs GULF STATE LUMBER COMPANY Tyler, Texas X X X X f ' nl , - 7 USU USU ? Z , o i ilmiii i '- ' Ng? NEW, A uniff 1 --H -iff-iff' N' ACME MAP COMPANY Compliments Up to date maps of RAY MASTERS' MEN'S SHOP East Texas Basin Oil Pools Home of Map Printing 8: Ozalid Prints Blueprinting 8: Photo Copies People Bk Bldg Annex LY 2-0212 Jarman Shoes Stacy Adams Shoes 202 W. Erwin LY 4-7821 Compliments of MAJOR DRILLING CO. , INC. OIL PRODUCERS 403 Bryant Petroleum Bldg. , ew Tyler, Texas W ' J. FRANK GRAHAM, SR., President ,I u and BELMONT OIL COMPANY OIL PRODUCERS 403 Bryant Petroleum Bldg. , Tyler, Texas J. FRANK GRAHAM, SR. J. FRANK GRAHAM, JR. FOWLER FURNITURE COMPANY Furniture and Appliances 522 E. Erwin LY 4-7458 Compliments of ALEXANDERKS BEAUTY SALON 1615 Golden Road LY 2-4179 Ralph smith SERVICE STATION 324 S. Broadway LY 4-5911 Wk 70-+L WK- Ll! Compliments of B.G. BYARS B.G. BYARS POWER DRILLING CO. Dial LY 4-6631 312 E. Ferguson 3-,wiki W -ff - ' f CRESCENT RELIABLEP' PRESCRIPTIONS 1 PHARMACY LY 4-5568 LY 2-8283 1200 N. Glenwood 815 S. Beckham LUBY's CAI-'ETERIA Variety of Fine Foods Serving I-Iours: 11:00 - 2:00 p. m , x l 4:45 - 7:45 p.m Blmun Won mi It IY Arroluruznr SCOTTIE S om inoflon or er 84 Beoulq p 1005 E. ZND ST. TYLER TEXAS PHONE LY 3 7641 114 South Broadwa Y We 2, 6106 Gwyn Wfefmf DE LTA DRILLING COMPANY Well Drilling and Producin ler Texas J H BROGAN COMPANY INC Compliments of Insurance FHA Loans Real Estate E08 W Erwln Tyler EAST TEXAS CANDY CO our Year E , Lmglxgl O i l ' ' ' T y , o n 1 v ' A- si'!'l!5fslfsi'l553S5J FSfSl F S Q X S Q 5 - J C 4, - - Q B 1, 51.0 Compliments of ff A 16614 S A All 77fJt6'77'L faq, EPZA 5l....9'w-U C9424-ff: M-fo y 3 613 S. Glenwood AY -7432, 5 NEI L:5lM ESUN -5- 1402 W- Bw LY 4-9393 -'FZELOCUT RATE DRUG STORES- 725 N- B015 D'AfC LY 23831 NEAR-YOU- 1219 1l1.P13rooowo7a LY 2-6589 WE GREEN 314 WiKKPfid5'Pi ' LY 2-3801 GIVE u , , STAMPS 526 E. Front LY 2-1669 1 555551555 :f--4v-:'lb llfllllllill I Slltlllll P5211 2:11 q , ASI' TEXAS PHDTUC C0. In 'l2-2:f::::::I::A:.' 308 North Brgqdwgy ' ggi if BOB-O-LINKS Phone LY 4-6601 ELECTRICAL WELL LOG DEPT. Phone LY 4-6601 Miniature Golf Archery Range Good, Clean Fun For Everyone Special Rates For Church and School Parties South of Loop On New Jacksonville Highway Phone LY 2-9501 Uyfsz quulf 5' qfsgatagfs do. 308 SOUTH OAKLAND STREET TELEPHONES 4-6327-4-6328 TYLER, TEXAS GOD'S BLESSINGS DEAN CAGLE ASPHALT PAVING MOTHER FRANCES HOSPITAL TYLER. TEXAS DIAL 4 B181 Tyler, Texas S'fsi-fgfvyefgw e ,K JJ!! jg jj CI 53 LA 'Twig vf'7J,QQJJA5DJ 'sfafgg ziggy, J Q J .J - gig? I 45 5 U QJ r'l ' ' - ,,,gl,-.....,:,,,,,..-..--e:,...., ,,,,..- Ijeeheee I - -- .. . Juinzfw- V . .-,, -'avi -Q -1 1 wg-W-- H ' ' A ' - - - 3,4 -A -' .fi 'fu-, ,. -. -A.-1,,4w,Qgwf:m..,Q, ., 4- V TOMMY EAKIN V U fit PER Fuser KEYWELIJS INC . PRODUCTS BERGFELD SHOPPING CENTER SHg::FP:JGA6IT.EiGE PH LY 31631 Linens az for the Table, Bedroom and Bath nr 'K LUM BER TIRES Y ACCESSORIES BATTERIES ROAD ssnvlce Everything for the Builder -, We Have It If Anyone Has! CJ We Deliver Anywhere! DICK REEVES GULF SERVICE s BROADWAY AT HOUSTON CADE LUMBER Co. WE 'EMS 238 S. Glenwo gi, C., Maru: 1 zum H NF LV zona JF! f favwjldilf' Ml L-'PX A if GJ! Lsl, Afff i f' Ny P . F' ff' JP26 fylirnents of A .. Lt' L IV' 'I up X' ,f , J, .X - A f i J5- 0 PM Isgf. Cya '..,A I Ib' EJV X I Ojy-Alix I 1 l X . RN AER CL ARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION sw A A CITIZENS FIRST NATIONAL BANK THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK TYLER BANK 81 TRUST CO. Members federal deposit Insurance Corporation , I QfL'LLfj 5, FRANK BOLTON DIRT CONTRACTOR Bulldozers, Track-Loaders, Maintainers I atqfg All Types of Dirt Moving T0 Machinery 102 E. Ferguson and and Asphalt Work GREEN ACRES SHOPPING Free Estimate Phone LY 4-4668 VILLAGE S I L .. .aeeeaiss Pnrsw umvsn T ILIM W.fk'f' ' L'-:A'1',f - -11 I-'.'1.'1gf'VUf'5' Compllments of MAE SNODGRASS REALTY Frong::'il:lnam ovenon Tyler, Texas Texas Compliments of Compliments of SOUTHERN CREAMERY NATIONAL HOMES CORPORATION Compliments of I J TM 1 lf KC-BK offers the Most ! .Q Ki, X Q 1490 Q 9 TL, JOHNSON JEniNEL?lY COMPANY RADIO STATION Patronize Our Advertisers THE CRUSADER STAFF iKGKB?.' T, V' AA i f.. Ufblf U I 5? Music L1fl'f,fL' News Sports Special Events 5:30 am until Midnite! 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