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

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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-

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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 .

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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