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

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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 -

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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.

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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.