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

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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.

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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.-

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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.