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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1984 volume:

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High School Tyler, Texas Vol. XVI Reach Our for Excellence At beginning ofighis school year, Father O'Mara issued a challenge to feryone at one of our first masses of the year, and called it our theme for e year - Reach out for excellence. To emphasize his point he asked feryone to stand up on their toes and reach up as high as they could: me goals may seem high but if we stretch and work for them they can a reached. Your yearbook staff took Father's iallenge to heart and really put BV rth a lot of effort to reach for ex- -llence and make the 1984 year- :ok the best yet. lt is our hope that e whole student body will also leach out for ExceIlence so that e can live up to the opening line of lr school song - We are the usaders, best in the landl The staff is pictured here doing me of the numerous tasks that go to putting outa yearbook. S x -e..LAg , Qsf, ,M D, N D V EdlfOl ROCPISIIG Mlf- Qttzr A V' I 22' Q all works at selling 3 ' LN ' i s which helps give A Mun lqg, funds to put out a N.. ,, ' A tter yearbook. X in W i s ' L Lisa Hooper, Mike A Q ff Jig, and Laura ' 'f iF 44 ' - A L,-A-z wler search for new -as. 'Stephanie Saller, :hard Tyer, and nriette Joseph ect the best picture a layout. ,,..,, ' . . L -:.:. . Janet Richbourg itches as Lisa Carder X :ws a layout. Mike Enright, :anne Frazier and th Colme prepare pages to be drown. l I f ex K 'rx Sim 5 ' h is L 1 ef... Activities l Wim God's Guiding Hand . . . The Mass of the Holy Spirit, shown here, is traditionally the opening moss of the school year. At this mass we are envoking the spirit of God to be with us in the coming school year and to help us, the students and teachers, to use our gifts and talents for the good of the school and community. At this Mass all the teachers and educational personnel of the school and church are commissioned to use their gifts and abilities to guide the young people entrusted to them. A. Mrs. Karen Raney gives a reading as the priests and deacons look on. B. Margaret Halleck takes the cup from Sr. Margaret. C. Monsignor Joseph prepares to commission the teachers. D. Terry Maloney and Mark Coplen. E. Mark brings up a gift representing the high school. F. The Commissioning of the teachers. J v 1 l i l I i fd 4 M. Y 5 4 1 1 I, x 2 V5 fu E K 'L V, A, Qx X ., M YE mx ig-S Homecoming Queen ond Courr Queen Molly, pictured for right is escorted by her dad. Mr. Lorkln O'Hern before being announced queen. At right: Crown bearer Nothon Hoy Below: The Queen and her court: Melissa Zoller. Beth Colme, Queen Molly O'Hern, Shelley Hess and Krlstln Mock. 6 +A A , , . ,W . my u fir f V: -L',k 1351?-2.9 1, f , J ff - ,frfwb ' i ,, K ,0,.,5, I 1- ' e 2. Si 7:5 . . A ' Y i . 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Emmanuel Bernardon in his green and white Izod with Eric Funk looking over his shoulder. C. C1999 Dayj The Seniors demonstrate the importance of a Catholic education. D. Robert's harem of sweet innocent freshman girls K1999 Dayj E. Fire Up Y'alll Angelle Hall and Melissa Zoller CKicker Dayb F. CKicker Dayj Tag Gatlin, Traci Logan and Kurt Mathis go western?? G. Cheerleaders rustle up some spirit at Homecoming. H. fTwin Dayj Sweet innocent f??b freshmen Kellie Jewett and Charlotte Blinne. I. Quadruplets show off gorters and Gucci bags: Stacy Snider, Mary Anne Hill, Molly O'Hern and Julie McBurney. J. Patriotic triplets Beth Calme, Traci Logan and Rachelle Mitchell. K. Every girI's crazy 'bout a sharp dressed man. Emmanuel Bernardon, David Tinker, Marc Gallet. L. Juniors awesome and winning run through poster Death before Defeat designed by Julie Armstrong. P li Q , 5 635 , . I if-u , VZ:E4,4 .,,., , B I W. ,,,.. J -- 5i'. l Cl 4 P D H Q W., T 5 cleikmsis- V.. .Q Senior Retreat Retreats are a favorite tradition of Gor- man, and the senior retreat is always very special. On November second through fourth of 1983 the seniors went on their final retreat in Athens. lt was a time of celebrating old and new friendships. lt was a beginning of our goodbyes to each other. The class of 84 reflected on the past but looked forward to the future. A. Mary Anne crashes after a long session. B. Kurt and Eric found an interesting pastime. C. The traditional T. K. Gorman bus picture with several sponsors underneath. D. Trevor talking to himself. . . again. E. What senior was daring enough to transform herself into trash? F. A peaceful strip of the lake. DV -1' 'S V . 4-ir. Site' -M t 3, T.fvW4 3' l rj .,,,.J'ff'e V ':sl T- 3 K5 '92 S X 1' ...ne N rr . 4 1 ,...j,,x :wig l' f vt . l,A.:gf1,, . if A cv t l i FY' l L ., 1 W ifi my c , W , , .-4 ,Q .t K. 1 .Ay-4 Q , -A . I'-fa' f-1 'V it r .r r ' x 9 I N bv! 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Kristin Mock and Rodney Meadows. E. Angelle Hall poses with Queen Molly O'Hern ond her dote Terry Maloney. l A T v B P EY 4 D 'R QE 15 n 'Hs FF- L. 'Ax .Xu kv K 'K' ,f ,ff 3 , , fs V, 4. an I Q ,9 .,,V K W ,im af Middle School Spirit The Middle School had Spirit Week thls year on October 10- 14, This is a week that traditionally klcks aff the Olympics. It was earlier this year and helped everyone get into the spirit and fellowship at TKG Mlddle School. Spirit Week included these dress up days: Green and White: Hats. Shades and T- Shirts: Athletic uni1arms:50's Day: and Hero Day. Pictured here are some characters from 50's Day and Hero Day. A. Erin Worden complete with poodle skirt. D. Sheila Prud'homme. Candice Core. and Elizabeth McDurney ln jeans and bobby socks. C. Danny Wiseman. Michael Slaughter and Michael Rainer Im- itate the Fonz. D. Keith Radriquez as John Wayne. David Pesnell as Druce Lee. Kelly Sepulvado as Smurf. and Brent Scott as the Great Pumpkin, E. Alan Wharton as Tom Sawyer F. Mike Royce as Incredible Hulk. Mark Perry as GI Joe. Michael Slaughter as Clark Kent. Cash McGuf1ey as Cash. Lukai Condict as Shirley Temple G. Chris Comeaux as Gl Joe. Steven Clancy as Dirk the Derek. Mrs. Smith as Sr. Angela Merici. Candice Core as Becky That- cher, Keith Hicks as Secret Agent. Jenny Josephson as Lawrence o1Arabia ,Nl rx Q wry lht: Libmn rn t ti ' tw , I I -if . ' rl i, I .fan rs. 'il wr . ,, ga EA rut Admirals P' iwgir- .rr tht- uhm rn N-J 1' N.H.S. Induction The officers of the National Honor Society pre- sided over the induction of the new members for the year. Each of the officers spoke on one of the four qualities of N.H.S. membership: scholarship, leadership, service, and character. A. President Greg Richbourg lights his candle: Vice-president Steven Prud'homme is at the podium as secretary Julie McBurney and treasurer Mary Anne Hill look on, B. Father O'Mara and Greg present some of the new members with their pins: Lisa Hooper, Laura Davis, Kendra Crow, Ray- mond Cook, and Mike Craig. C. New members light their candles, D. Kim Hicks serves cake to Mrs. McBurney. E. Cassandra Loftis presents a flower to her lovely mother. F. The big cake. G. Traci Logan and Teresa Cantu at the punch bowl. , , I - gli . .J lr' 'T A 2 D if .,- V 'J A f ,Q H it . l i? V .jx -I N- ! A A g mrQ?s ' ,, , ,x,,,?fy ,Lf 17 Wfiflg ,L., JN fm SW N AKA 2' is W4 f Y 9 'e if 4 1' H'E15 1 . 5 W., Li 'Y . A. Sure, I can tie a tie. I'm a senior, oren't I? says Terry to Tony and John. B. Eat your heart out, Steven! Rodney Meadows and Beth Calme. C. Ladies man, Robert Jewett, and friends - Molly O'Hern and Lisa Leon. D. Go ahead, Dennis, the water's fine. Dennis Shows, Trevor Orr, Mary Anne HIII, and Joe Taylor E. Biology test today - eh, Karen? Karen Pehl. F. Studlous?? Kelly and Kelley head for class. G. Best friends. Robbie Smith and Janet Richbourg. H. Think we could get into the follies? Candy Danielson and Lisa Carder. I. Tell Santa what you want. Santa: Rodney Meadows. J. Eric Funk ponders, Who let them in? - Cyn- thia Edwards and Veleshla Bookman. 20 Crusader N x A. I'm happy wlth my grade. says Mary Rogerson, Glad some-one's hap- py In Theology. B. If that stuff explodes, Koshlna. and messes up my haIr, says Sherl. you're In lar It, C. Intense excitement apparent at rnornlng assembly. D. Stick wlth me, Llz. and we'll go places, coos Dennls Shows. Do I have a choIce? groans LIL smlllng through grltted teeth, E. O.K.. BIIl. says JIII, I think I understand now but what are those Ilttle numbers for? F. Who else but Llsa Hooper could flnd the act of drawlng a trlangle so amusing. G. Oh, grow up, BrIanI sneers Wen- dy Mltchell, It doesn't hun much. H. Well, well. I've accidentally tap- ped Into the schaoI's fIIes dlscovers Teresa, thls could be Interestlngl' I. Mr. Marshall and lrlends - Latln Club Officers Kevln Skinner, President: Monlca Flnley. V.P.: Llsa Wallace. Secretary and Renee Rogers. Treasurer. J. Freshmen glrls eat napklns or Ora Mae's. They don't have any caIorIes says Yvonne Marle. Puffin ' on rhe- Ritz The Junlor Class Is to be commend ed for sponsorlng one of the greatest Sprlng Formals ever. Its theme was PuttIn' an the Rltzf' It was complete wlth a Ilve band, a doorman, parklng attendants. red carpet, fabulous decoratlons. door prlzes, lots ol tux- edos and beautlful lormals all In all, a great eyenlng to be lang remembered by all. A. Sandy Pehl and Gralg Alvarez B. The gym transformed Into a rItzy wonderland C. LLsa Ellls and Lelgh Ann Pollard by the canvertlble D. Davld Owston and Molly O'Hern E. You'lI always be my endless love, slngs Otls. backed up by the Metros. F. Couples walt lor the door prize announcement. G. Roger Banglovannl and Kathy Snlder H. Jason and George draw lucky numbers I. Senlor Glrls J. Junlor Boys K, Sophomore Glrls L Junlor Glrls M. Freshmen glrls ss Baccalaureate Baccalaureate services were held on Sunday morning, May 20, 1984, in the Milam J. Joseph Community Center Building. Father O'Maro was the speaker who left the seniors with the message that whatever happens be- tween the year 1984 and the year 2020, the most important thing is really loving and caring about our fellow mon. After the services, following a long- standing Gorman tradition, the Junior Class held a very excellent brunch for the Seniors ond their guests. 45 his .f 6 'ie 23 Graduation - 1984 Commencement exer- cises took place on Sun- day, May 20, 1984 in the Milam J. Joseph Com- munity Center. Robert Jewett was named Valedictorian of the class and Beth Calme. Salutatorian. Mr. Royce Wisenbaker, member of the Board of Regents of Texas AGM, was the guest speaker. Mike Enright, pictured at right, was selected by the senior class to speak for them. Mike Enright Robert Jewett Beth Calme Valedictorian Solutatorlan and Optimist Club Award :qua My-f.w,, W ,,, ' k , , fx A . J , 1 A W . ff, fm' ' ' W krr, 11, N t 44 . ., f we -1' cl, .Btwn Front row: Rev. Wm. T. O'Mara, Eri Yoshida, LaGayIe Ross, Lisa Weitzman, Cynthia Edwards, Annette White, Mary Anne Hill, Charles Cook, Cathy Hanlon, Leanne Frazier, Bryon Kautzer, Rosa Ramirez, Msgr. Joseph, Rev. Dave Lyke. Middle row: Herman May, Lisa Leon, Dusty Johnson, Veleshia Bookman, Julie McBurney, Rachelle Mitchell, Traci Logan, Dennis Shows, Stacy Snider, Beth Calme, Guy Lawson, Joe Taylor, Eric Funk. Back row: Mike Smith, Emmanuel Bernardon, John Ratcliff, Jeff Wood, Tony Chaump, Rodney Meadows, Greg Richbourg, Kurt Mathls, 24 Mark Coplen, Cedric Golden, Molly O'Hern, Trevor Orr, David Tinker, Steven Prud'hamme, Mike Enright, Terry Maloney, Robert Jewett. Mark Coplen and Mary Anne Hill Steven Prud homme Cathy Hanlon Catholic Daughters Soroptomist Award Beth Colme American Leglon Award Award Julle McBurney Charles Cook D'A.R. Award and Rotary Club Award Rotary Club Award Leanne Frazler Pllot Club Award Ttacl Logan John Ratcllff Cedrlc Golden lsS'1a1Si- I I -E1 f E Wgmwwzgrxwv x www so 2 ,MMWM 4,,,.,Kf-ww Q ,M Q Q .-- ,ff 1 pg lfQ.fle - acult Bishop Thomas Tschoepe Bishop Thomas Tschoepe has been the bishop of the Dallos Diocese since 1969. During his tenure Bishop Tschoepe has visited the Gorman community on numerous occasions. He actively participated with us in the original ground breaking ceremony and in the dedication of our new facilities in December, 1982. His continuous support and guidance are an asset to the community. ,aww Monsignor Milam J. Joseph Monsignor Joseph came to immaculate Conception Parish in 1969. He has been a teacher and principal at T. K. Gorman High School. Currently he is the parish pastor and the superintendent of the Tyler Catholic School System. Monsignor Joseph was instrumental in the establishment of the new T. K. Gorman facilities in 1982 and continues to plan and implement projects for the improvement of the Tyler Catholic School System as well as the parish. Adminisrrorion Rev. Williom T. O'Moro Principol 'Q AL BREWERTON JO HOY ERIC POTTKO1TER Athletic Director Girls' Deon Boys' Deon Mr. Bill Bergman, who came to us this year as our new blology teacher, once spent 2 years as a Peace Corps volunteer In Ghana. Mr. l. N. Adams, looking spiffy as usual, is shown in the place he feels most at home his chemistry lab. I. N. Adams - Chemistry, Advanced Biology, Advanced Chemistry. Bill Bergman - Biology, Physical Science. Sr. Ann Bourke O.P., - Physics, Geometry, Algebra 1, Student Govt. Moderator. AlBrewerfon - Athletic Director, World Geography, P.E., Health, Drivers Ed., Boys Basketball and Baseball Coach. Ken Coughlin - Theology, Asst. Baseball Coach. Karen Graham - English, Sociology, Drill Team Moderator. Mike Hooper - Computer Science, Trig Analysis, English. .lo Hoy - Girls Dean, Middle School and High School Spanish, P.E., Girls Basketball Coach. 30 Sr. Ann Bourke, O.P. takes ruler in hand to demonstrate a principle to her Physics class. Mr. Ken Coughlin explains theology principles to seniors and sophomores. Mrs. Karen Graham, new mother of Paige Whitney this year, continues to try to get juniors and freshmen to learn English and like it. ' of 1 5 Q Mr. Mike Hooper. who came to Gorman this year after teaching at John Tyler High School does a good job of making students literate in computer science as well as English. u . -7 2 3 A - 1 1 .,.., -J K, if ' sww. 6 I v Fr. Dave Lyke - Theology, Chaplain. Sam Marshall - Latin, World History. Sr. Margaret Mihm, O.P.. - Typing, Accounting, National Honor Society Moderator. Eric Pottkotter - Boys Dean, World History, P.E., Health, Head Football Coach, Boys Track Coach. Katie Preast - Algebra, TrigfAnalysis, Pep Squad Moderator. Maripat Putzer - English, Journalism, Newspaper Advisor, Volleyball Coach. Lonnie Tapp - Government, American History, World Geography, Girls Track Coach, Asst. Football Coach, JV Boys Basketball Coach. Patsy Williams - Librarian, Yearbook Advisor. Miriam Young - Counselor, Psychology, Cheerleader Advisor. Tom Young - Theology, Liturgy Co-ordinator. 31 Mr. Sam Marshall, in his second year at Gorman teaching Latin and World History, translates a quote from Cicero to an enthralled Latin student. Mike Craig. 4-ff- F ill? Mrs. Katie Preast, who has to stretch to get the problems high enough for students to read, is a first year teacher. She has done a very good job of teaching Algebra and Trig to high school students. She also served as pep squad sponsor. Sr. Margaret Mihm, O.P., who has been at Gorman for four years, helps to make her students proficient in areas of business such as typing, accounting, business law. She also serves as the very able advisor of the National Honor Society. Ms. Maripat Putzer, who teaches sophomore and senior English and journalism, is also newspaper advisor. volleyball coach and all-around friend to Gorman students. Mr. Topp expounds on American History: one of his favorite sub- jects next to football. Mrs. Young counsels all the high school students plus sponsoring the cheerleaders and teaching psychology. Mrs. Williams manages to provide library service to both high school and middle school while at the same time working on the many aspects of putting out the yearbook. l Mr. Young, his usual cheerful self, brings Theology lessons to freshmen and juniors. Staff Our staff for 83-84 was once again a very high quality, dedicated and caring group of individuals. A. Marie Kennedy mans the front desk. B. Martha Mitchell keeps the bills paid. C. Camilla Valverde, our maintenance man. smiling as usual, oversees his domain. D. Pat Fowler . . . and. . . E. Judy Chaump serve very ably as library and A-V aides. F. Ora Mae Brown, of Ora Mae's Snack Bar. continues to feed us well. G. Her good helpers are Thelma King and Jean Golden. H. Alma Simmons cleans well and makes a lot of friends. I. Another good maintenance person is Juan Martinez. CV lima t F aculry Off-Guard A. Sister Ann adds another friends mug to her collection. B. All Wet, as usual. . . Mr. Young. C. Mr. Coughlin explains to Mrs. Graham that her drill team members just can't miss another Theology class. D. Coach Pottkotter in a typical pose - checking out his turf. E. Two ofa kindlll Fr. O and Monsignor Joseph. F. He's got the whole world in his hands . . . Mr. Marshall. G. Who said they don't like the new routine? asks Mrs. Graham. H. Miss Putzer and Mrs. Graham introduce Coach Brewerton's A daughter, Katie, to the faculty lounge. 4 I. Father O'Mara babysits a future T.K.G. student Paige Graham. Y VD 2 g , . ,. .- L..,....s.- st.. E K fl' 5:5 I in i .i 3 -ll' ..., Q iii ffm. ,A 2 Mi - ' : - .. A: 5, , I ',,f3Vi5 Qt ' .fffirgw ,J 1 krik ,G .1 K V G .. lui ,I W J -y 1 'S M l f I! N w 'K 'NX H O Seniors Seniors Officers: John Ratclifi, Secretary: Terry Malony, President: Julie McBurney, Vice-President. The Senior Class participated in a service project through the Theology Dept. Seniors volunteered time each week to organizations in the community in an ef- fort to not only help these organizations but also to develop an understanding of what it means to be human. The organizations this year were St. Gregory School, Gregory Center, St. Louis School, Mother Francis Hospital, Medical Center Hospital. and the Public Library. A. Molly O'Hern - St. Louis School D, Emmanuel Bernordon - Gregory Center C. Rosa Ramirez - Public Library D. Leanna Frazier - Gregory Center E. Greg Rlchbourg - St, Gregory F. Cathy Hanlon - Gregory Center G. Mark Coplen - St. Gregory H. Eri Yoshida - Gregory Center l. Annette White - Mother Francis J. Kurt Mathis - Sr. Gregory CV -Q .1 pf JY f tht., - sf f V - Z7s,.,,.. MWvM,,MrmWMmmsfmummdm N. Emmanuel A. Bernardon Mary Beth Calme ,q?W'4'Qr ? '7 'lx Transferred from France 4 Tennis 4 Em came to us this year as an exchange student from France and made an excellent addition to our Senior class. Basketball 3 4 Volleyball CCaptarnJ Volleyball All District Track 3 4 NHS 3 4 Who s Who 4 Yearbook 4 Newspaper 4 Society of Distinguished Students 3 4 Principal s Honor Roll Salutatorlan 4 English Award 3 Young Tex Anne Award 4 National Honor Society 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Who s Who rn American High School Students 3 Rotary Club Student of the Month 4 Youth rn Government 4 Prrnclpal s Honor Roll 2 3 4 National Merit Finalist 4 U S National Foreign Language Award Basketball 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 3, 4 Volleyball Manager 0 Drill Team Manager 4 Yearbook 1 French Club 1, 2 Spanish Club 3, 4 Track1 4 Baseball 2 Football 1 2 3 4 All East Texas Hon Mention All District 2 3 4 Mr Football 4 Drstrrct M V P 4 All State 4 Captain 4 National Honor Society 4 French Club1 2 American Outstanding Athletes All South 4 Principal s Honor Roll 1 2 3 4 National Honor Society 3 4 Rotary Club Student of the Month 4 Texas Boys State 3 Track 3 Student Government Newspaper Staff 3 4 Spanish Club1 2 3 Who s Who Among American High School Students 3 National Society of Distinguished Htg School Students 4 Veleshia Rena Bookman Anthony J Chaump Charles Cook Mark William Coplen Drill Team 1, 2 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club 1, 2, 3 Computer Club 4 Lector3, 4 DrlllTeam1 2 3 Homecoming Princess Yearbook 4 Newspaper 4 Student Council President 4 Student Council Secretary 3 Student Council Representative 1 2 3 4 French Club 1 2 Honor Roll 4 Society of Distinguished American H S Students 4 Spanish Club 1 2 Newspaper 3 4 Sports Editor 4 Track 4 All East Texas Hon Mention 4 Co Captain 4 National Honor Society 4 Who's Who in American H.S. 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Students 4 Student Government 2, 4 French Club 1, 2 Yearbook 4 Newspaper 3 United States National Art Association Award 4 Honor Roll 4 Eucharistic Minister 3, 4 Outstanding Achievements in Economics 3 French Club 1 2 Football1 2 3 4 Captain 4 Newspaper 4 Basketball1 2 3 4 All District 2nd Team 4 Volleyball!! 4 All District 4 Track 3 Principal s Honor Roll 1 2 3 4 National Honor Who s Who Among American H S Students2 3 4 Society of Distinguished H S Students2 3 4 Newspaper 4 French Club 1 2 Michael Thomas Enright Eric M Funk 1,2 ' , ,a Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Society 3, 4 Cedric Golden Catheryn Joyce Hanlon Mary Anne Hull Who s Who Among Amerucan H S Students 3 4 Socuety of Dustunguushed Amerucan Hugh School Students 1 2 3 4 Spanush Club 1 2 Drull Team 1 2 OffucerO 4 Dasketball1 2 3 Track1 2 3 4 Natuonal Honor Socuety 2 3 Newspaper 4 Treasurer 4 Football1 2 3 4 Who s Who Among Amerucan Hugh School Student 3 Valedrctoruan 4 Natuonal Honor Socuety 2 0 4 French Club Presudent1 Student Government 2 Sophomore of the Year Pruncupal s Honor Rollt 2 3 4 Who s Who Among Amerucan Hugh School Students 3 4 Socuety of Dustunguushed Amerucan Hugh School Students 2 3 4 Rotary Club Boy of the Month 4 Computer Scuence Club Newspaper4 Basketballl 2 3 4 All State 4 All East Texas Honorable Mentron 4 Captaun 4 Basketball1 2 3 Baseball 3 Natuonal Honor Socuety 3 4 Honor Rolll 2 4 Pruncupal s Honor Roll Youth un Government 4 Who s Who Among Amerucan Hugh School Students 3 Socuety of Dustunguushed Amerucan Hugh School Students 4 Robert Wulluam Jewett Carl Dustun Johnson Bryan Joseph Koutzer Newspaper 4 French Club 1 2 Pruncupal s Honor Roll 4 Who s Who Among Amerucan Hugh School Students Yearbook 3 Youth un Government 4 Newspaperll 4 Pruncupal s Honor Roll 4 DrullTeam1 2 8 4 Euchorustuc Munuster 3 4 Guy Muchael Lawson Lusa Leon . 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I I4 4 Honor Roll 1,3.4 All-Dl5HlCfv4v I , , ,4 3 4 Tracr Dawn Logan Terrance R Maloney Herman lone May III Drull Team 1 Natuonal Honor Socuety 2 3 4 Who s Who Among Amerucan Hugh School Students 3 Newspaper 4 Socrety af Dustrngurshed Amerucan Hugh School Students 3 Pruncupal s Honor Roll 2 3 Football1 2 Captaun 4 Basketball 2 3 BasebaIl1 2 Tennus 3 4 Senuor Class President All Drstruct Safety 3 All East Texas Hon Men Safety 3 All Dustruct Quarterback 4 All State Hon Men 4 DrstructChamps1 4 Letterman 2 3 4 Football1 2 3 4 Honor Roll 1 Who s Who Among Amerucan Hugh School Students 3 Unuted States Achrevement Academy Natuanal Awards 3 French Club 1 2 Spanrsh Club 1 2 3 4 Eucharustuc Munuster O 4 Prlncrpal s Honor Roll 3 Unuted States Foreugn Language Award O DrrIITeam1 2 3 4 Offrcer 3 Head Lueutenant 4 Tennus 1 2 3 4 Dasketboll 2 Student Government Representatuve 3 Senuor Class Vuce Presrdent-1 Natronal Honor Socuety 3 4 NHS Secretary 4 Who s Who Among Amerucon Hugh School Students 3 4 Soclety of Drstrnguushed American Hugh School Newspaper 4 Newspaper 3 4 Transferred from Lee 2 Football 3 4 Baseball 2 O, 4 Student Government Vrce Presrdent 4 Spanrsh Club 2 3 Basketball Manager 2 H144 Julue Anne McBurney Kurston Leslue Mathus Rodney Meadows - ' ' l ,4 Spanish Club 1, 2 5'Udef S3' 4 T , , 3. 4 . ' 4 1 Track Manager 2 3 Yearbook 3 4 Edltor 4 Newspaper 3 4 Spanrsh Club 1 2 3 4 Who s Who Among American High School Students 3 Rachelle Mitchell Transfer from Henderson High 4 In Henderson Spanrsh Club 1 3 Architecture 1 2 3 Track 1 Swrmmlng1 2 Honor Roll 1 2 3 Computer Club 3 Track 4 Spanrsh Club 4 Computer Club 4 Trevor Orr Student Government Representatrve 1 Spanrsh Club 1 2 Spanrsh Award 2 Honor Roll 2 Drill Team1 2 3 Offrcer 4 French Club 1 2 Latrn Club 4 Newspaper 4 Yearbook 1 Tennrs1 2 3 4 T C I L State Champs 3 Homecoming Prrncess Homecomrng Queen Eucharrstlc Mrnrster 3 Prlncrpal s Honor Roll 1 2 3 Who s Who 4 Natlonal Honor Socrety 3 Vlce Presrdent 4 Student Go ernment Representatrve 4 Newspaper 3 4 Edltor 4 Soroptomlst Award 4 Society of Drstlngurshed Students 4 Track 3 4 Boxketballt 2 3 4 All Dlstrrct2 6 4 All East Honorable Mention 2 3 All State 4 French Club 1 2 Baseball 1 2 0 4 All Dlstrrct 2 3 All East Honorable All East Texas First Team 3 All State 3 Transferred from Beaumont 2 National Honor Socrety 4 Honor Roll 4 Prrnclpal s Honor Roll Student Councrl 4 Socrety of Drstrngurshed American Hugh School Students 3 Tennrs 2 Molly O Hern Steven Prud homme Rosa Ramrrez John Mrchael Ratclrff t , ,4 A I . . . . , Q . . l ' ' . y ' . 3 . 4 4 . 1 4 ' , 4 V egg - l iw. Mention2 . . r , 3 , ,S . - I 4 0 Gregory Thomas Rrchbourg Richard Dennis Shows ll Stacy Marie Snider Spanish Club 1 2 National Honor Society 2 NHS Presrdent 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Captain 4 Rotary Club Student ol the M th 4 on Who s Who Among American High Schoo Students 3 4 Society of Distinguished American High School Students 2 3 Prlncrpal s Honor Rollt 2 3 Student Government 2 4 Newspaper Staff News Editor 4 Lance Savage Award Outstanding lunror 3 Optimist Club Young Texan Award 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Co Mr Basketball 4 All Drstrrct Basketball 4 All East Texas Honorable Mentron 4 Basketball Co Captain 3 4 Baseball 1 Tennis 3 Football 4 Track 4 Newspaper 4 Drill Team 1 Cheerleader 2, 3 Head Cheerleader 4 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Society of Distinguished High School American Students 3, 4 Who's Who Among American High School Students 3, 4 Princess Nominee 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club Award 1, 2 Eucharistic Minister 3, 4 Student Government 4 Volleyball 1 Bosketboll1 2 3 Track 3 4 Newspaper 4 Computer Club 4 French Club 1 2 Pep Squad 4 Lector3 4 Candice LaGayle Ross Michael Gordon Smith Joseph Bayard Taylor David Tinker Annette Marie White XSOOM 77, 61N GRMA AND G Transfer from Loyola Blakefield, Drill Team 1, 2 Baltimore, Track Team 1. 2 Maryland Track Manager 3 Vice President of Honor Roll 3 Computer Club 4 Transferred from Chapel Hill 2 Honor Roll 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Eucharistic Minister 3 Spanish Club 2 3 Who s Who Among American Hugh School Students 4 Football1 2 3 Tennis 4 French Club 1 2 Exchange Student from Japan Transferred from Bullard Band 4 CBullardJ Student of the Month 4 Cllullardb Erl was our second exchange student this year She came to us at mid term from Japan by wa of Bullard and was a real pleasure to have rn the class Lisa Michele Weitzman Jeffery Dean Wood Err Yoshida S S X vai K 4 513 4 3 Ya HW 'f 16 on g 94 9? ,S 4 ff use s :inf L 2 ' J? ev fl 1 x K: fm... ! ' -is A 'Q g 4 f ,M 4 . - 5: ' x A it Q. --K ' I x A. , ev 5 3 I 'B QS' gf . - W .:'f11g:fgilgiML 1 . f ff,1?51Q?'gG,'E :2 12 g-W-f:f.r' 3 ,cf X 5 ' X . XX K Q fi Pix' ,:3.Wr1:sf. x ' '- x Ei? ,- ax 2. at ,ex Q v '- h fl f ig, N fl mg. w '- ' -1275 ,5 ,.':,gag':.a 1 . . 3 f Q . if f .1311 vl ETIT11 ii-5 '55-75 Q , - ' ' A i'kh - K it -f f M as J N 5 S- HV f E., K A Q3 ,,.. . 5 M ., ,, . ,. . , A inn-rg ..?f!'Tl lf-PFW lm-I 1 ' 'rl . ,. I ' ' mf, N x H+' N ' x N '??V'-- Q ? : ,. H2 2 5 V 5 A ' 5 n 1 Q5 Q Q if ,, 44 5 ...nil lun . 1 , 1-Ql'F H Tg 'M N L 9 mx Us X we vi ' S5 Xl A , . M a C Y ssssii riii W s , X I 4 -Q,-Xa! . li.:-be .re X 2 k, x x a ., :,. t T Senior Snaps A. Julie, Stacy. and Mike freeze for the camera. B. Tony displays his ability Cto sleep that ish in government. C. Seniors hold up the run-through before the Homecoming pep rally. D. Steven smiles for the cameraman. E. Ced displays his ping pong expertise. F. Lisa hears no evil . . .Thanks to Dennis. G. Santa and his elves had to be called back from their vacation in the Bahamas to distribute gifts to the teachers. Christmas was late at Gor- man this year due to a snow storm. H. Mike and Traci star in the remake of the movie Tarzan and Jane. I. Veleshia gets down while writing on the board. 'fl Juniors Juniors Officers: Kelley Hickman, treasurer George Tures, president Jason Jonas, vice-president Graig Alvarez Julie Armstrong Ronnie Bolton Roger Bongiovanni Theresa Cantu Lisa Corder Alex Cloybon Scott Conner Candy Danielson Amy Duncan Lynn Flonigon Laura Fowler x .- 'gm I l ,J if F hal A J 3' Us 'Tis p IQ A ,. 8, -if ,we Juniors Ring Moss D Melanle Power Llsa Carder Mlke Luman slng Follow Me the theme of Junior Retreat. at the rlng mass. E Scott ond Richard llash a sexy macho smlle Get real thinks Scott s mom, F, Sandra May turns EveIyn's ring a lucky number '65 G. Chuck Rogers wonders about the sofety of thls green. liquid-type substance poured by LaGayle Ross. H. Molly is thoroughly thrilled with Heath's lnrellectual slde I. Herman May congratulates George on recelvlng hls ring. 1. The nonchulant Roberto Smltho gracefully slides KIm's ring around her finger, whlle Mike and Bobby take care ol more important matters. K. Bridget and Terry share a worm hug at mass . . . can you believe It? , ,, f l - 2--we v..wwf s rsr or 3 - -' f-if ' 'f W .. , 7 f - 'XD-gi 4 5: r 4-QQQQ.. es1 f J' -AA 4 -Wx X YK we 11:1 . M xi Qi Vx skxgiif .ix 'Vw WXS x 1' gg: Sf ar: is s t Q l il ' J' ' -,4 ' - Q' 5. 1 A . , . my . 1 - f A ' to.es , y K k,,,,, gf' A: KVVVA I I 5 -, ik, xl Issg lllr rrrs i . , X CA mflimn l ' .L. ....+-an EL52 Aff' n AF' DA . Follow me. THE CLASS E Worstest, boddesf chiIds. Kelley Hickman ond Kelly Higgins. ondjust what do you think you're doing? Cossondro Loftis. C. D. Group skits. Rap Session OF 1985 CARE I . x , F , B DA C V V wi' M6 .651 fr QM , E P D A y , ma, M wflkiii ,MH ,lm -, ,M ,..N ,, W Q l .W A. yes we were up bright and early with the reply, We-'ll rise, but we refuse to W W shine! Karen Pehl and Evelyn Kilpatrick. luuul ' ' B. Jason Jonas and Brian Shows present their group's likes and dislikes about our class. C. Which guy is she thinkin' about now? Lisa Carder. D. Walder and Henny. E. Away all boats. f 4 Hey, Juniors! A. Juniors installed as lectors at mass. B. T. K. Gorman ls an equal opportunity educator .. . pictured are our token siamese twinsl CStephanIe Saller and Amy Wllllamsj C. Lynn and Melanie, studlous Junior-type people?? D. Evelyn Kilpatrick holds fuzzy friend. COh yeah - Evelyn is the one onthe rlght . . . we thlnklj E. David Doc Wang Owston at hls best. F. Ronnie, that's my rib you're breaking! shouts George on the way to the Alabama-Coushatta Indian Reservation. G. DPFC CDavld Pacheco's Fan Clubj. Tlmld, shy members Julle Armstrong, Candy Danielson. Evelyn Kilpatrick, CDavid himselfb, and Melanie Power. H. Brad Vinson teaches Melissa Zoller to master the tricks of the trade of the computer - such as the onfoff button . . . 'QR ml QFSW if ,M A Steve Wyatt served subpoena to Lisa Hooper, stating that she must report to the Yearbook Staff workroom, and stay indefinitely. B. Say cheese, Raymond C. Lisa Wallace and Michelle LeBlanc use the most popular telephone in the building. D. This won't hurt a bit. Mike . . .TRUST ME. E. Dudiman Lefty Amijo attempts to munch some lunch. F. Hey . .. I'II bet they'll think l'm actually readingl thinks Rachael Slaughter G. Oh, my fans. my dear fans. Erin Beck H. A soft, romantic tango for two . .. Missy Shows and Shelly Hess l. You didn'tjust do what I think you did, did you? wonders Chris Nelson J. Hear no evil, See no evil. Speak no evil . . . but who ever mentioned anything about do- Ing evil? hmmm. K. Sophomores participate in Theology project to learn about disabilities. George Chapman and Mark Johnson. Fl me -s VH 1 Y . VK W 1 WN, xxx. ix H-.. ww 84 Sophomores Sophomores Officers: Janet Dorel, Vice President: Mike Starzyk, President: Lisa Fowler, Treasurer. Budiman Amljo Erln Beck Janet Borel Jay Buchanan John Duquoi Sheri Butler Damon Carney George Chapman Raymond Cook Mlcheal Craig Kendra Crow Laura Davis Lisa Ellis Lisa Fowler Bill Frazier Micheal Hart Eric Hauge Darrel Herbert Shelley Hess Lisa Hooper David Johnson Mark Johnson Groyton Koenig Michelle LeBlanc Lori Luman Chris May Danielle Meier Wyndy Mitchell Chris Nelson Sandy Pehl Holly Powell Martha Ramirez Judith Richbourg Andrew Roddy Stephanie Sepulvado Missy Shows 'QQ ar-Q S 3 imp, Qs Kevin Skinner Rachel Slaughter Kathy Snider Mike Storzyk Koshina Tabasuri Kiera Toll Richard Waldron Lisa Wallace We-'W A. Dr. Walker gives Sandy her shot as Lisa, who already got hers gives him the evil eye. B. Sophomores fire up for the pep rally as Janet Borel gives her rendition of Beat It. C. ls this what sophomores really do in their spare time? You betl D. Rachel Slaughter pretends to be doing her spanish homework as Chris Milawski doesn't pretend to be sleepingl 1 PP it W 2 .1., igjrbbix S wt 1 Sophomore Rerreor A. Sophomores anxiously await bus. B. Group searches for lost clue C. Signing the graffiti board D. A fun game of Trivial Pursuit dur ing off time. E. Bill Frazier and Lori Luman F. The Cool Table G. Damon, meet your blind date H. The Sophomores - it fy , T4 f Y 4, 4, 2 f 4 fs av' L fa 'V ,, 'iii' W0 ,pmw 'Nw aa, Q,1 , f Q f'f?a,, M ,, 4. A if I pf 9 gf' 1 W J Q J? a ff k r xi dx' L 1 ? A .41 5 4 L J gg ., , i 3 I ef l ' ' f W , l M . M M . VVLVVVL A k I , V, reshmen Freshmen Officers Kristin Mack, president Monica Finley treasurer: Charlotte Blrnne vice president. Jason Borsky Charlotte Blinne Kevin Calme Chris Carey Peter Chaump Alan Clark Jonathon Cole Elizabeth Corn Mary Cunningham Joe Czerwinski Danny Duffy Bill Estes 1 ,Q W k,,, 55 an Q-6 , V - ,r,,...., P 0 5 if gf ' W1 ,ff meal' Matt Shamburger Paul Spann Mike Stuth John Tinker Michelle Tyer Christy Villanueva Thomas Vincent Kris Widmer mf' Angie Wiebe Holly Williams Sh'Rhondo Winkfleld Jennifer Wood Austin Young A. HI . . .5h'Rhcnda D. Freshmen show the exuberance that won them o splrlt stick of the pap rally. C. The mop and broom corps: Tommy Vlncent and Jonathan Cole. D. Hall decorating for homecoming was a tun tlme. E. Freshmen's Idea of the future: Holly Wlllloms and Kell Kelly. 'wr' 'f sew Jie 'z '. . Qu -'l , nsiwm. 4 as WZ51BEf 42 Freshman Mugs! B Freshmen doing what they re best at, loitering. learn to count. D. More loitering freshmenl E. The exhilarating walkathonl F. and just what do you think you're dolng??? Christopher Joseph. G. Andy Hlllis looks tough. while Austin Young and Aaron Power act their age. H. Freshman glrls. wlde eyed and innocent??? Survey of 88-84 Fashions, F ads and Trends ln the fall of 1983, the yearbook staff took a poll of approximately 200 students and asked A you to vote on your favorite entertainers, fashions and new trends. After a close race for the title of Favorite Female Entertainer . Pat Benatar finally beat or -f, . out her closest competitor, who else, but Boy rfsss 'Q:s. ysirf- Georgelll A llf g :.c : gg:-' ff . - Mnners are . . 1984 FA VORITES Book: Huck Finn and Christine. T.V. Program: Dynasty I Entertainer: Eddie Murphy New Product: Tubble Gum and Fruit Roll Ups Male Singer: Robert Plant Female Singer: Pat Benatar Group: Van Halen Album: 1984 -... -I 1 Concert: Van Halen 1 News Event: Grenada l Political Figure: President Reagan Sports Figure: Doctor J Clulius Ervingj 1984 's Newest Trends Break Dancing Trivial Pursuit Plastic Shoes Music Television PRICE LIST FOR 1984 Espirit ...................... 2 Beads ...................... . H k Movie ..................... s 4.50 I QC Y Sock CONCERT. l S15 oo Parachute Pants JEANS ................... .' 535100 Sffiped Jeans GAS ........................ S 1.05 DANCE ...................... 510.00 ALBUM ..................... S 9.00 66 Athletics Football - 1983 TKG Wins District! The T. K. Gorman Crusaders captured the district championship in 1983 under the leadership of second- year head coach Eric Pottkotter. It was our first district crown since 1980. Season Record T.K.G. Cushing T.K.G. Eustace T.K.G. Bullard T.K.G. Scurry Rosser T.K.G, Princeton T.K.G. Cistercian T.K.G. Alba-Golden T.K.G. First Baptist T.K.G. Sacred Heart T.K.G. Notre Dame Bi-district T.K.G. 0 Galveston O'ConneIl 5-5 Season 2-0 District Varsity Football Front Row: Richard Tyer, Danny Duffy, Chuck Rogers, Charles Cook, Ronnie Bolton, Brian Shows, Ricky Gastillo, Bill Frazier Damon Carney Jason May imanagerj, Middle Row: Eric Pottkotter Chead coachb, Vince Maloney Kassistant coachj, Robbie Smith, David Pacheco Brian Ridgley Andy Hillis, Walter Geisler, Terry Maloney, Jason Jonas, David Owston, George Tures, Alex Claybon, Lonnie Tapp Cassistant coachb, Back Row Richard Waldron Peter Chaump, Brad Vinson, Eric Funk, Tony Chaump, Heath Webb, Rodney Meadows, Herman May, Dennis Shows The season took off with o slow start with consecutive losses to Cushing and Eustace. ln a battle of defensive wits the Crusaders went down to the Bearkats from Cushing by a score of 12-6. The following week the Crusaders fell to Eustace 3-O despite a rushing total of over 200 yards, 163 of those yards from junior Heath Webb. Things turned around for the Crusaders the following week in Bullard with a 26-13 victory over the Panthers highlighted by senior quarterback Terry Maloney's 161 yards passing. 360 yards of total offense proved to be the nail in the coffin of Scurry-Rosser the following week at home as the Crusaders strolled past the Wildcats 85-0. The following week the Crusaders battled with a very strong Princeton team and fell 24-14. The next game was the homecoming match agalnst Cistercian Preparatory. The Crusaders were not able to rebound from the Princeton loss and fell by a score of 20-13. The Crusaders defeated the second-year Alba-Golden team the following week by a score of 27-O. When the team regrouped to play Dallas First Baptist the following week all the players put In a tremendous effort in an attempt to avenge the lass of 1962. ln perhaps the best effort all year, the Crusaders lost to an improved First Baptist team by only one touchdown 14-7. District ploy rolled around the following week. ln an intense effort by all the Gorman players the Crusaders walloped the rival Sacred Heart Tigers from Muenster by a score of 28-6. The following week was unscheduled and thus gave the team extra time to practice for the upcoming district match against Notre Dame of Wichita Falls, And in Wichita Falls the following week the Crusaders mercilessly demolished the Knights 35-O. The dream became reality. The district champlonshlp belonged to Gormanl The bi-district match then rolled around. lt pltted the Crusaders against Galveston O'Connell. Despite a strong effort by the Crusaders, O'Connell blanked Gorman 13-O. Thus the Crusaders ended the year with a deceptive 5 and 5 record. The season was dubbed as being successful by head coach Eric Pottkotter who added, the fact that we got into the playoffs and played well kind of helped the spirit. lt gives us alittle motivation for next year. ln that sense It was a successful year. A. Junior tailbock Heath Webb rushes fora few of his 1,375 season yards as a Cistercian defender attempts to stop his goin. D. Senior quarterback Terry Maloney at- tempts to break the grasp of a Cushing defender on an option-keeper. C. The Crusader of- fensive line prepares to run a play against Cistercian in the homecoming game. D. The vicious Gor- man defense gang tackles a Cistercian back. W 69 e-if -is 2 and Coach Tony Chaump FuIIbockfLine-backer All-Dist. Defensive MVP All-State Linebacker Head Coach Eric Pottkotter Eric Funk RunnrngbacklSafety All District Def. Back Dusty Johnson Terry Maloney FulIbacklTackIe QuarterbackfSafety All-District Kicker All district Quarterback Herman May GuardfTackle ' aa? S Rodney Meadows Dennis Shows TacklefTackIe ReceiverlComerbock GORHl!a HNNKUR fx .vw-v. W- N 3 I mem N' BURMA! n 4 MW. - .A zN ..- BURHAN x W GURH V i 1 l n F .N X nag? Z' 3 Volleyball The Volleyball team, under the leadership of first year head coach Maripat Putzer, had a good year. While not winning district, the team did win a number of games and showed very good form in most of their outings. A. Varsity Volleyball Kneeling - Janet Borel, LaGayle Ross, Liz Corn, Yvonne Marie Procell, Standing - Ms. Maripat Putzer Ccoachj, Judith Richbourg, Beth Calme, Candy Danielson. Bridget Maloney, Lisa Carder, Desiree Stephens, Cathy Hanlon. B. LaGayle Ross makes a clutch return. C. Junior Varsity Volleyball Kneeling - Lisa Wallace. Michelle LeBlanc, Lynn Flanigon, Melanie Power. Standing - Maripat Putzer Ccoachj, Monica Finley. Kellie Jewett, Koshina Tabasuri, Lisa Hooper, Wyndy Mitchell, Erin Deck. D. A great spike by Candy Danielson. E. Desiree Stephens puts one up and over. BY DV EV Vorsiry VB A. Desiree Stephens - Junior. B. Condy Donielson - Junior. C. Beth Colme - Senior. D. Cofhy Hanlon - Senior. E. LoGoyIe Ross - Senior. F. Liso Corder - Junior. G. Bridget Moloney - Junior. H. Judeth Richbourg - Sophomore. I. Jonet Borel - Sophomore. J. Liz Corn - Freshman 5 K. Yvonne Morie Procell - Freshmon G 4 i 4 K 4 75 Boys Basketball Our 1983-84 Boys basketball team followed their successful season of last year with another very successful season - in fact, probably their best ever. They had an outstanding season record of 23-4. They were Champions of two tournaments, Grand Saline and Kemp. They won the District regular season championship and the District Tournament Championship. They then advanced to the State Tournament and defeated St. Josephs of Victoria in first round play. This put them in the finals where they were defeated by Houston Marian after a very close and hard fought game. The coach and fans alike were very proud of the' team for their outstanding effort and their rank of State Finalist. Crossroads Karnack Van Chapel Hill Winona Chapel Hill Hawkins Quitman Grand Saline Cedar Hill Mabonk Kemp Laneville Van Whitehouse Drownsbaro Laneville Eustoce Eustoce St. John St. John Notre Dame Sacred Heart Notre Dame Teneha St. Joseph Marian BOYS VARSITY RECORD T.K.G. Opponent 73 55 B4 63 60 50 57 52 62 40 62 55 77 60 37 35 30 25 63 59 57 35 65 45 53 41 71 51 36 56 43 61 46 46 Season Record 23-4 District Record 5-O Champions of Grand Saline Tournament Champions of Kemp Tournament District Champions CDist. SAAAD State Finalist CClass AAAJ 72 41 42 36 71 42 80 25 58 51 57 40 50 48 68 67 49 36 39 45 Roger Dongivanni, Greg Richbourg, Cedric Golden, Steven Prud'homme, Robert Jewett, Walter Geisler, David Johnson, Brian Kautzer, Coach Al Brewerton . .55 as 1 Milt V 4-k.,,? gf ,5,f,,gbf Q ig. wigs .f Ngmmqq , .,--N? M., Q K S , Q' . ,Mm-1.::4.,.4 San Antonio One More Time Both the team and its supporters were thrrlled about getting to go to State and San Antonio again this year The trip was great even though we lost in A the finals to the grants from Marian We couldn t have been prouder of our A. A view of San Antonio from the balcony overlooking the rlver. D. The team traveled in style in a lux. urious van. C. A large number of fans came to San Antonio to support the team and enjoy the lun of S.A. D. Coaches and team plot strategy and almost pull off the wln over Marian. E. Father O'Mara chats with some students outside the Hemlsfair Arena. F. Dirdseye view of the game. 6. Cedric jumps high to match the Marian defender. H, Greg from the corner. I. Roberton a practice lay-up. nv 5 Q -.tty ' .tt 1 -lm GV HV IV wi Qm f ' E Q J.'X3 ,Su Q! Su Q E QS' Q Girls Acrion Qs. f . . ir? r C ' . .7 1f.:.X .f X N h sr . ... . Hr- ..,+ Xfz- . fr' . K - Ll 1 :- D V A. Beth Colme and B. Janet Borel agoinstArp. C. Shoot the hoop, Beth! D. St. John player goes for a shot. Defenders are Cathy Hanlon, Judith Richbourg. and Beth Calme. E. Put one through, Cathy. F. Judith takes Q long shot. 83 ex ,..-4,- fl 29? 2 E ,1 6 Qaumfwdnf Girls' Tennis 45 ,V VE Our girls tennis team had another good year under the direction of Coach Charlotte Tennant. At the State Tournament in Waco the doubles team of Kim Hicks and Molly O'Hern made it to the finals but lost out in the final round. The girls team finished second in state. TClL STATE TENNIS TOURNAMENT GlRLS DOUBLES - Semifinals: Kim Hicks-Molly O'Hern, TKG, def. Escamilla-Deck, Kelly, 3-6, 6-2, 6-2: Final: Scallon-Bissel, Kelly, def. Hicks-O'Hern, TKG, 6-4, 2-6, 6-1. FINAL GIRLS STANDINGS - CBeaumontJ Kelly, 41: TKG 12 CDrownsvilleJ Villa Maria, 11. Tennis Season Record TKG vs. Whitehouse 5-3 W John Tyler 7-2 W Canton 7-2 W Van 7-2 W Grand Saline 4-6 L Whitehouse 6-2 W Lindale 7-3 W John Tyler 2-4 L Van 6-4 W Bullard 6-2 W Bullard 5-3 W Gladewater 4-6 L Grand Saline 3-5 L Season Record 9-4 Kathy Snider, Angelle Hall, Lorl Luman, Julie Mcburney, Molly O'Hern, Klm Hicks, Stacy Snider, Judith Richbourg, Coach Charlotte Tennant or El I 85 86 Boys Tennis The boys team made an excellent showing at the State Tourna- .vvnv ment. In singles Roger Bongiovanni finished 3rd and in doubles Steve Amijo and Terry Maloney finished 2nd. The Boys team Tr finished the State Tournament in 1st place. ',.. ..'s..,,.i., - ,, .... ,,,.,.,W.. .. . . ' ' TCIL STATE TENNIS TOURNAMENT BOYS DOUBLES Steve Amijo Terry Maloney TKG def Rrvas Flores 6-2 2-6 75 Flnol Bessel Douds Kelly def Amryo Maloney TKG 6-4 6-2 BOYS SINGLES Semifinals Mike Castillo Relcher def Roger Bonglovanm TKG 6-3 6-3 John Kaouser lncarnate Word def Mike McBurney TKG 61 62 Third Place Bongrovannl TKG def McBurney TKG 6 4 6-2 FINAL STANDINGS TKG 21 CWacoJ Rercher 20 QCorpus Chrrstth lncarnate Word 20 Cbeaumontb Kelly 8 I if J V',V . Budiman Amljo, Roger Dongiovannl, Em Bernardon, Gralg Alvarez, Scott Conner. Terry Maloney, Bobby Ulrich, Mike McBurney, Gene Gradlck Jeff Wood, Coach Charlotte Tennant , A I , -,SRA .fs-. W-.1 . rv 1 Qi -Q 1 .....rr. - W I F - .gs 1 W v- . Q 3 SPRING SPOR T5 ACTION A. Graig Alvarez. . . Does your game improve if you concentrate? B. Judith Richbourg reaches to return a ball. C. ls thls your idea of a winning team? D. And they're off. . . Ricky Gastillo off to a fine start. E. Peter Chaump giving his all in track competition. F. Beth Calme In fine form during a track meet. G. Ready for action on first base - Rodney Meadows. 4 H. Keep your eye onthe ball. . . Danny Duffy. 5 l. Greg Rlchbourg throws another strike. t his eeeisres i ww.. 1 Q - A 1 l21l,e' fl5?R?5E' 1 C .Ai f , 31 x.R' ' 1' Lf K ..iu......ad- sy... ,QQ ' A,,. VG YH YI 0 if 5 1' if 4' :Fjjvf S' J JV Way? 'WW zz. it 243 at MW 935 V? A54 if -A tif 7 , S f Boys Track Our Boys Track team had a successful season, winning the district championship over defending champion Sacred Heart by one point, 155-154. Seven people on the team qualified for the State Meet which was held at Rice University in Houston. While not able to bring home any 1st, 2nd, or 3rd places, our boys did a good job and did place in a few events. Heath Webb placed 6th in the 100 m dash: Steven Prud'homme 7th in the long jump, Ricky Gastillo 7th in the 300 intermediate hurdles: Peter Chaump 8th in the 400 m dash. The 400 m relay team placed 5th. 1 S A. Raymond Cook exhibits his high jumping form at the district track meet In Muenster. D. Relay team at State: Cedric Golden snatches the baton from Dennis Shows. C. The relay team at district: Dennis Shows and Kevin Calme, A A A C Front row: Rlcky Gastillo, George Chapman, Kevin Calme, Dlll Frazier, Charles Cook, Dennis Shows, Mike Everett. Back row: Peter Chaump, Cedrlc Golden, Trevor Orr, Steve Prud'homme, Bill Estes, Raymond Cook, coach Eric Pottkotter. Not Pictured are: David Owsten, Tony Chaump, and Heath Webb. if E F :S -. rl 5 1 GIRL '5 TRACK The girl's track team placed second overall at the district track meet in Muenster. They then participated in the State track meet where Liz Corn placed sixth and Beth Calme seventh in the 400m. run. ln the 200 m. dash Cynthia Ed- wards placed seventh. ln the 100 m. hurdle Candy Danielson placed seventh. A V Front row: La Gayle Ross, Sandy Pehl, Mlchelle Le Blanc, Melanle Power, Lynn Flanlgan, Llz Corn, Cynthla Nelson Back Row Coach Lonnle Tapp Veleshla bookman, Monica Finley, Estelle Johnson, Candy Danielson, Leigh Ann Pollard. Cynthia Edwards, Mary Anne HIII Beth Calme Track Acrion A. Beth Colme hands off to Monica Finley in the relay. B. Ricky Gastillo over the hurdles. C. Peter Chaump prepares for the race. D. Charles Cook and Raymond Cook strive for the finish line E. Monica Finley. F. Llz Com keeps her pace. A - -,X WW s, l C TKG 6 9 6 0 6 14 8 8 6 12 1 9 13 2 5 BASEBALL 1964 OPPONENT Troup John Tyler JV. Cooper Qultman Big Sandy Troup Bullard Bullard Cushing Harmony Harmony St. John St. John Notre Dame Notre Dame RECORD 9-6 DISTRICT 2-2 Baseball 1984 The 1984 Crusader Baseball team had a good year, posting a record of 9 wins and 7 defeats. The team was without the service of returning pitcher Walter Geisler for most of the season due to injury. Seniors Steve Prud'homme and Greg Richbourg assumed the pitching duties. Both of them did an admirable job. Prud'homme compiled an impressive 6-4 record while Richbourg was 2-1. The team played very well against St. John, their first district opponent, beating them by large margins in both games. However, when meeting Notre Dame, they were defeated in a doubleheader at Lewisville as the Wichita Falls team advanced to State. Below - Brian Shows at bat. Kneeling: David Pacheco, Brian Shows, Rlcky Gastlllo, Ben Long, John Buquol, John Tinker, and Danny Duffy. Standing: Coach AI Brewerton, Rodney Meadows, Mike Stuth, Steven Prud'homme, Walter Geisler, Peter Chaump, Brad Vinson, and Greg Richbaurg. Q08 L '95 4r,,,r -N W .J ,k A E K ts. - wig?-ag We ,,- is aw ' ' we ,J e J vw S lf' Greg Rlchbourg The three players above were selected to the ALL-DISTRICT team. A. Steve Prud'homme exhlblts hls pitching ablllty. B. Walter Gelsler ready to fire. C. Davld Pacheco warms up a new pltcher. All-Disrricr A , -U , ,H ,f , .- 4 K mi tm, Q. ,,,, Q-FK fff - I L '- ' V f f F fi , .r., ,A ,e ,,,,, ,. .. , Vt ,,,, , fy K U k i I ' ' ,,, -- ' A 4, A,,, , , M g,,. ,,, A ,,,g by W ' fm X' A . x 44 W ,, 'M Steven Prud'homme Heath Webb A Y . . W me 5 Q 5 Qi gg gn -Ei , , W i fy: ,-Sw 4. F? it 'ff Baseball Action A. Brad Vinson gets ready to put one over the fence against Notre Dame. B. Heath Webb about to make another good catch. C. The team huddles before the game. D. We know baseball is tiring, David, but shouldn't you wait til you get home to rest? E. Steven tries to get out of Mike Stuth's line of fire. F. Everybody cuts Footloose??? C'mon guys! VD W YF .-- X o za All-Sports Banquet The All-Sports Banquet held May 11, 1984, in the Community Center Building is the annual dinner sponsored by the Booster Club to honor all Gorman athletes, and also the cheerleaders and drill team. At this banquet the Most Valuable Player for each sport is named as well as the Scholastic Athlete of the Year and the Henry T. Paro Award. At the banquet it was announced that Athletic Director Al Brewerton would be leaving Gorman at the end of the year to accept a position as head basketball coach at Copperas Cove. He was given recognition and commendation for his 14 years of service to T. K. Gorman. Awards Volleyball MVP Cathy Hanlon Boys Tennis MVP Roger Bongiovanni Football Girls Tennis Offensive MVP Heath Webb Co MVP Julie McBurney Defensive MVP Tony Chaump Co MVP Kim Hicks Boys Basketball Boys Track MVP Charles Cook Inside Player Robert Jewett Girls Track MVP Beth Calme Outside Player Steve Prud'homme Baseball MVP Steve Prud'homme Defensive Player Greg Richbourg Henry T. Paro Beth Calme Girls Basketball MVP Judith Richbourg Scholastic Athlete Award Greg Richbourg Tennls Volleyball Cathy Hanlon with Ms. Putzer, Coach ,f Julie McBurney, Roger Bongiovanni Charles Cook and Beth Calme with coaches Pottkotter and Tapp Kim Hicks Football Basketball ha.: Heath Webb, Offensive MVP, Tony Chaump, Defensive MVP with coaches Pottkotter and Robert Jewett, Steve Prud'homme, Greg Richbourg, Tapp Judith Rlchbourg with coaches Hoy and Brewerton I 94 This Page Sponsored By The T. K. Gorman Booster Club Oreanizations 84 TKG Cheerleaders 1983-84 new w'5 vf wk X .. e,eeQ1 , -we g '55, af 5 w SU?f!f'1 64- 4 ff. 3 ff ' 'Q' ,-'- ,AJ 'JL Renee Junior Cheerleader Laura .lashlnsky . RQ sisifwm' ' . Sophomore Cheerleaders Lorl Luman Kathy Snider Freshman Cheerleaders Renee Rogers Jennifer Wood L...- I , ,--, wa- -fwlfyew 6 r I W , C C. ri' ,. L :, ,, . .. ,,r :,, : ,., .. ,I 1 . .N :CNN L.h, K C Pep and Cheers A, Lorl shakes off rhe whlpped creom oher o pep rally conresr. D. Crusudererres perform ar rhe pep rolly before Homecoming. C. The proud Crusaders sing the school song. D. A comblned eflorr gers rhe Drlll Team on rhe floor. E. Renee really shows her splrlr. F. The Cheerleaders help pep up rhe lans os well as rhe foorball players. G. Coach Topp. Mr. ll, ond Coach Porkonerjudge rhe yell conresr. H. Erlc glves Renee o good squlrr on the nose. I. The cheerleaders pose as srarues. iff W ww '- of ip, .iik krgkkk k,..,. .Sir V,,, ., , ..:.. 2. A S' 'S w L ,Q fi' .L sx fr iikkk A , , if ,M vm, K, A,r.,.,. ,. n SM . X, L -as .-ff.-vffji? ...fw. if . 1. . KE.-'lrxxs w'?EQ1E4'-:- . .. ' . . r , ,, V srs QE Q 1 is X K. Q r Q h V YW k 3 2, we -.M ..s. ,, ,M C 'if QQ . -' V' 'r-- r . - ejmsgsxr . I Q . ...ear-C sz. , . S4 .. Q P N 15? 2 1 1 ul , J.ssge'gg-1if?i -3, , iipiklxw , A ..., . . , 5 7 sh 55. is N, 5 . 1 X X, or .. so wx 9 .ff Y Trigg ,, fs, it T es x , . A I, l x l 25 li ..,., hr.. A cers: Junlor Lleutenants Stephanle Saller and Henrlette Joseph, Captain Julie McBurney, nlor Lleutenants Molly O'Hern ond Mary Anne HIII Crusodererres Drill Team The Drill Team, under the direction of Mrs. Karen Graham, is made up of girls in Grades 9-12. They work to elevate school spirit, and they provide outstanding halftime performances at athletic events. They also represent our school at com- munity events, including the Rose Festival Parade. ont Row: Stephanie Saller, Henrlette Joseph. Julie Mcliurney, Molly O'Hern, Mary Anne Hlll. Second Row: manager Veleshla Bookman. Thlrd Row: Laura lzvls, Kendra Crow. Cynthia Nelson, Amy Wlllloms, Llsa Leon, Keri Kelly, Teresa Cantu, JIII Wood, Sheri Butler, Shelley Hess. Back Row: Charlotte Bllnne, efanle Sepulvado, Dlane Young, Angelle Hall, Janet Rlchbourg, Llsa Fowler, Mlssy Shows, Sandy Pehl, Mellsso Zoller, Krlstln Mack, and Angle Wlebe. pictured: Beth Halleck. l X05 X c xx X x 1 J 3 0 - N kliii K V i 2 h J ' ssss eesssss A .,,M.g,Q,?5fmsg,,, ,,,, 3 bw. , ,tg , 'nw' ws at V, Ag ,M ,,,A , . .. 'ik if Q3 R ilk Wig, ,ighgsx rig si, 555 MQW. X E :ff Wai, ,,, in, Yi timsiw gist gr K S f 1S,F-im M? ,505 ' I ' -1 'Win - Nike., u ,fflif ,- fi T - ' ri: . ws: if d p .. Q + K A M32 , ' , Q ' - -1 ' , we - .. i L: gr-,rf .5-c f 'A '-Q .,Ef?3s':1fgQ:?g'-fl iss' ,- QQ. 4, .W-ig , , ' . ,- ..,. +- T , T ' A Crusadererre Action A. The Crusadererte officers show us the wind blown look. B. Crusoderetfes get serious while marching out to perform. C. Once again the Drill Team expresses their co-operation on the field. D. The Crusaderettes sit on the field. the hard way. E. Crusaderettes express anxiety before the big Homecoming performance. 100 Yearbook Sraff ll' ggutlgs K. GQIIIIAH S C H 6 6 Henriette Joseph, Lisa Hooper, Richard Tyer, Janet Richbourg, Stephanie Saller, Mike Enright, Leanne Frazier, Beth Colme, Rachelle Mitchell, editor: Mrs. Patsy Williams, Advisor: Lisa Carder, and Laura Fowler. Not piictured: Mike Craig. L QF ,ti,,,,, 'rre Q 4 .x E W at aim NEWSPAPER STAFF THE LANCE f f RMAN 1'mmnK.GommnHighschool H.,,.f Tylor,Toxn Our newspaper, the Lance, under the leadership of Ms. Maripat Putzer, Advisor, and Steven Prud'homme, editor, has continued this year to pro- vide very good coverage of all Gorman events. Editor Steve Prud'homme along with staff members Bryan Kautzer, photographer: Greg Richbourg, News Editor: Eric Funk, and Mark Coplen, layout editor, plot the layout for another exciting Lance issue. Another editor not pictured is sport's editor Cedric Golden. fy, - A Newspaper Staff: front row: LaGayle Ross, Traci Logan, Mary Anne Hill, Julie McBurney, Stacy Snider, Leanne Frazier, Janet Borel. middle row: Robe Jewett, Lisa Leon, Rachelle Mitchell, Mark Coplen, Greg Richbourg, Cathy Hanlon, Ms. Putzer, Advisor. back row: Cedric Golden, Eric Funk, Guy Lawso Steven Prud'homme, Dennis Shows, Bryan Kautzer, Stephanie Saller, Kim Hicks. ii? if . ' his Y' if 35.1. 'I x i il AL Q- A ff. L l. S 'n 1 l l 1 B l i r S -M V ,FSM H- , f,,,N, A-,A , --., ,J f , . u:,f - , .. , J-M i i vi , ff ' C J' National Honor 1, xg , .I Yi E . 1 HJ Society ' rjQm.aJ,m Z , , ieiorfon soctnv J wi' J S? i li , ,,,..-WA Xt 71 fu , Q? J li. Our National Honor Society, under the very able direction of Sr. Margaret Mihm, is an organization whose membership is limited to students in grades 10-12 who qualify scholastically and are ap- proved by the faculty on the basis of character, leadership and service. The NHS is primarily a service organization and its ,g members help with various school functions and projects Q 1 throughout the year. This year the NHS has 50 members, our Iargestever. Julie Mcburney - Secretary: Greg Richbourg - President: MoryAnne Hill - Treasurer: Steve Prud'homme - Vice-President Front Row: Damon Carney, Steve Wyatt, Raymond Cook, Chuck Rogers. Second Row: Sandy Pehl, Lisa Wallace, Cassandra Lottis, Julie Mcburney, Mary Anne Hill, Sister Margaret Mihm fodvisorl Greg Richbourg, Steven Prud'homme, Lori Luman. Stacy Snider. Laura Jashinsky. Third Row: Lisa Hooper, Laura Davis, Cynthia Nelson. Melanie Power, Stephanie Saller. Amy Williams, Charles Cook, Janet Richbaurg, Kim Perry, Kim Hicks, Kendra Crow, Erin Beck, Teresa Cantu. Fourth Row: Martha Ramirez, David Johnson, Kevin Skinner, Micheal Enright, Robert Jewett, Mike Storzyk, Micheal Craig, Bobby Ulrich, Roger Dongiovanni, Candy Danielson. Dock Row: Richard Tyer. Bryan Kautzer, Cathy Hanlon, Judith Richbourg, Tony Choump, Traci Logan, Beth Calme, Mark Coplen, Ricky Gasrillo, George Tures, John Ratcliff, Jason Jonas, Henriette Joseph, 5 E, 1 Z E 1 Z r 3 E 3 t J , ' ',,1,.N... W ,f'lv'K.Q?f'?:f:1x::1enSmaaffaivVt515U,ZQ'5fT.Z'Z.X7f1Jll?59lY3 'WEEWW,ttu?Q,f-Q6E.'1??5fif??,?5Zs 'ilfW1Z5!ffQYff?3i?'iIk!?3tW?WF+bii!5lZ?lfWfffwiE5l'f2YE..2i'iiilllliiMii-bm,W- 21tfi1J,,,Wq 5 We 'Wi' iii 4ztf?2'i3Ttee 'i- , 'ufli f 2--ff Hi-Uiffi' 5 Srudenr ! Go vernmenr The Student Government under the very able leadership of Sr. Ann Bourke coordinates many stu- dent activities throughout the year. It is made up of the president of each class, leaders of other school organizations, three elected representatives from each class, and the four officers of the organization. Through Student Government students may bring up any problems which they feel may exist in the school. The Student Government would then work together 1 with the faculty and administration toward a T resolution. Officers: Mary Rogerson, Secretary: Leanne Frazier, President: Rodney Meadow Vice-President: Roger Bongiovanni, Treasurer. ' Front Row: Kendra Crow, Kim Perry, Leigh Ann Pollard, Renee Rogers, Leanne Frazier, Yvonne Procell, Michelle Tyer. Middle Row: Sister Ann Bourke, Mi Enright, Jason Jonas, Terry Maloney, George Tures, Martha Ramirez. Back Row: Mike Starzyk, Mark Coplen, Greg Richbourg, Rodney Meadows, Stev Prud'homme, Judith Richbourg, Mary Rogerson. Not pictured - Janet Richbourg and Kristin Mack. sd? iss sf n I l MIDDLE SCHOOL - JUST AHEAD . . . MIDDLE SCHOOL CANDIDS ii x K. S... MW 'ggi .,,.vN, ilh NDLLLLL, A L HQ! ,,E , JL I -.1.i. L . -'KW il .fffqff 4.-l rf if 84 Middl School dr X X X e Q i X N wk wa W T M mg 1 - XE., RPN -x F 3 , 5 N-W 5 f Q 1 2 A Z, 2 :E Az 3 T K .. um...-Qfk 3 s 5 H 1 'W g 95? t L Z 4' up 1' N Nwigis., 52 h E sta? ' 'fb W f!0' if ?'f2FC,v ,, 2 B .A , W if S es' - f , if' Middle Schoolers in Action A. Ever feel like your life hos you boxed in? Elizabeth McBorney B. A group of Middle Schoolers decked out as their favorite heroes. C. Mrs. Roberson instructs students on the new Middle School com- puters: Traci Dudley, Angi Carter, and Elimu Tabasuri. D. Brad Carder uses his expert talent and skill to figure out the answers to Scott Ciaccia's expert l.Q. test. Now how many is that, Brad? E. Cool Eighth graders. F. Let me get into the act says the future Eddie Murphy Curtis Loftis. G. G.I. Joe and Daniel Boone prepare for a tough day in class. Danny Wiseman and Billy Burke, . .A ii? AE 5 Mwwwww N x XWWVL L K f -f N ' Q' E' fe . y - s fs? . s an Q-.' . . :ff-.gulf g HL ,I-351 wflif 1.54 s Mark Adame Kathy Armstrong Jenny Basila John Bielamowicz Jennifer Calme Brad Carder Bryon Carey Christine Carney Kim Chitwood Scott Ciaccia Marty Cole Anne Cook Tom Crow Christine Cunningham Dimi Currey Victoria deRosas Suzanne Grant Kirk Guillebeau Michelle Hall Margaret Halleck James Hamilton Lea Hendry Karry Higgins Hollie Hillis Chuck Jones Chris Josephson James Loftis Melissa Masat Lisa Masters Sandy Mason 108 xr YW? s.-ef A0 Q-' '1. s Jessica Trammell Greg Ulrich David Wharton Teresa Wyatt 6th graders goof- olf for the cameraman: Jacob Maynard, Harold Moose. Joseph Sepulvado. Lisa Pinkenburg, and MarkAdome. Jason May Jacob Maynard Harold Moose Danny McBurney Todd McCIusky Bobby Parrish Lisa Pinkenburg Kay Potts Diane Richbourg Chris Rook John Royce Joseph Sepulvado James Slaughter Danny Smith Ricky Smith Steffanie Smitson Becky Snider Jeff Sowell Eric Toll Amy Trammel 109 Heather Dradnax James Duck John Bums Billy Campbell Ami Carter Angi Carter Brant Crim Jolyn Crim Mark Currey Vincent Daniel Traci Dudley Michelle Floyd Chris Gardner Brad Greenwell Rebecca Halleck Tibbett Hayward James Hill Will Hill Eric Hilz Barry Holton Donnie Horne Lori Kimmel Chris Kindred Mark Koenig Michelle Kortmann 110 Se venrh Grade Chris Armstrong Tammy Denecke ,-sq, ,,,,..,, X. 7 i M-w ' Nimbus:-xeff Wulf John Adame David Bolton Chris Broers Billy Burke Derek Chavez Keely Chitwood Steven Clancy Chris Comeaux Lukoi Condict Candace Core Brian Czerwinski lsobel dellosas John Duffany Patrick Everett Heath Fry Steven Goates Amber Herring Keith Hicks Cheryl Houston Jenny Josephson Dometria Kolac Jason Leonardi Curtis Loftis Sonya Loftis Patrick Maloney Elizabeth McBurney Derek McClusky Cash MCG-uffey Will Moore Sean Moose 112 lk na- QI? 'O' 'CTP mai 125' Laura Young Sixth graders get into the spirit of the school by really participating in the 50's Day: Jennifer Reisig, Laura Young, Isabel dekosas, Cheryl Houston, Lukai Condict, Alan Wharton, Jenny Josephson, Tracey Starzyk, Robin Saller. Kim Morphis Sharon Noel Mark Perry Sheila Prud'homme Michael Rainer Jerry Ratcliff Jennifer Reisig Kenneth Richbourg Mike Royce Robyn Saller David Schwarz Tara Searle Michael Slaughter Tracey Starzyk Gregg Stewart Marie Trammell Kelly Walsh Alan Wharton Danny Wiseman Erin Worden Y t 2 Middle School Faculty Thoy Smith Principal Mary Ann Alvarez Secretary yen- Nathan Armstrong Deborah Bergman Rebecca Champion Chris Coyne Pam Hampy Gayla Lawson David Mohlman Karen Raney Linda Roberson Patricia Schmidt John Steffee Lois Young 114 -que' DEBORAH BERGMAN Science NATHAN ARMSTRONG REBECCA CHAMPION Science ond P.E. Music and Moth PAM HAMPY English ond Reading CHRIS COYNE GAYLA LAWSON Art Spanish ond History ff' L, gf U1 W 2 L, Q... . KAREN RANEY A Reading DAVID MOHLMAN Theology Q ,.,,,f-ff' New ,diff f 'W ' LINDA ROBERSON Moth W X- i j if hh ' g it A :AA - is D D 'i ,D DDLQ DDL,, A M M: 3 D sm g :.: : Q r K V M ., we K 1' JOHN STEFFEE N' lo' ,Q A History ond Social Studies ,. PATRICIA SCHMIDT I-OIS YOUNG 116 P.E. English Middle School Football - 1983 The Football Team this year played several schools, losing to Bullard, Alba-Golden, and Grand Saline while posting a victory over Fruitvale. A Scott Ciaccia carries around end B. M ls K g I d p asf., fr ' ' 'L l7i 4 Q W' i L ? '1', , , K- f l VV'xJ . ' . 'lt I ,,., ' . 'Ni aww if id I Q A RJ B3 , . - ,, K il ' 1, 5 , Q . ,., ,W Lie' X A If I, if 'Q ff' R35 755 X This Page Sponsored by Carl and Judy Shamburger 53 . Po Wderpuff Football Girls can play football. too, as can be seen from the picture of the powderpuff game with Diane Rlchbourg as the ball carrier and Cathy York as one of the defenders. However, the boys had to get into the act also. They figure if girls can play football they can certainly lead yells. These illustrious cheerleaders are shown spurring on their team and doing some of their great stunts for the crowd. 4? -4' 118 Middle School Girls' Boslrerboll font Row: Jenny Calme, Michelle Roseland, Hollie Hillis, Denise Procell, Jenny Bcrslla, Chris Carney. back row: Mrs. Coyne, coach, Lisa Pinken- urg, Margaret Halleck, Jessica Trammell, Suzanne Grant, Becky Snider, Diane Richbourg. Boys Action LQ' T....rr, 5, Boys BB 8th Grade 7rh Grade 120 , fs J S 2 1 E 5 E 5 55 5 Front row: James Slaughter, Chrls Rook, Tom Crow, Greg Ulrlch, David Wharton, Middle row: Derek Chavez, mgr., Danny Mcllurney Brian Corey, John Bielamowitz, Cash McGuffey, manager. Dock row: Nathan Armstrong, coach, Brad Corder, Kirk Guillebeau, Sco Ciaccio, Eric Toll, Dave Mohlman, coach Front row: Erick Platten, James Buck, Curtis Wilkins, Andy Shamburger, Vincent Daniels, Cash McGulfey, manager, Middle row: Dere Chavez, manager, Chris Wiley, Doug Wiebe, Back row: Nathan Armstrong, coach, Chris Gardner, Brent Scott, Barry Holton, Dav Mohlman, coach Fall Officers: President, Bobby Parrish: Vice Pres. Jeff Rogers: Teresa Wyatt, Secretory. 'I'-rl ...,..,. Spring Officers: Vice Pres. Anita Krueger: Secretary, Anne Cook. Middle School Srudenr Go vernmenr Fall Student Government Michelle Roseland. Denise Procell S0 r' Spring Student Government Front Row: Carla Nelson, Jenny Calme, Anne Cook, Hollie Hlllrs . Heather Brodnax, Anita Krueger Middle Row: Angi Carter, Diane Richbourg, Margaret Halleck, Kirk Guillebeau, Greg Ulrich, Jason May Curtis Wilkins, Mrs. Lindo Roberson Cadvisorb, Back Row: Charlotte Yurll James Slaughter, Andy Sham burger, Billy Campbell, Danny McBurney, Brent Scott, Eric Hilz. 121 Front Plow: Vincent Daniel, Jenny Basila, Kelly Tarkington, Amr Carter, Christy Cunningham, Vic toria de Rosas, Middle Row: Mrs Linda Roberson Cadvisorl, Rebecca Halleck, Harold Moose, Todd Mc Clusky, Tom Crow, Lisa Pinkenburg Becky Snider, Back Row: Barry Holton, Shelley Skelly, Teresa Wyatt, Bobby Parrish, Bryan Carey Organizations The Middle School had a number of organized groups this year. A. JUNIOR HISTORIANS Purpose - To participate actively in history, especially projects of local interest. Front row: Brant Crim. Danny Wiseman, Chris Comeaux Back row: Mrs. Gayla Lawson, sponsor: Todd McCIusky. Bill Campbell, Bryan Carey, Bobby Parrish, Barry Holton B. I.M.l. Clmproving My lmagel Purpose - To work with individuals to help im- prove their grooming and self-image. Front row: Erin Worden, Tracey Starzyk, Jenny Josephson, Tara , Searle Back row: Robin Saller, Kelly Walsh, Sharon Noel, Cheryl Houston. Marie Trammel, and Mrs. Lois Young. Sponsor. Not pic. L 7 ,izqv funn tured: Candice Core, Keely Chitwood, Betsy Owens ',,, 1' J ' 7 J WREATHMAKING CLUB Jolyn Crim Chris Comeaux Anita Krueger Mrs. Lois Young, sponsor Not pictured: David Wharton, Jeff Rogers, Lukal Condict. Chuck Jones, Jason May .af '-Y SE!! PRIDE BOOSTERS Front row: Jennifer Reisig. Tracey Starzyk, Lukal Condlct, Sonya Loftis, Tara Searle Back row: Mrs. Deborah Bergman, Advisor, Elizabeth Mchurney, Jenny Josephson, Robyn Saller. Marie Trammel, James Loftis, Chris Comeaux Wm 122 ,pw Community Service The Middle School hosts their annual Thanksgiving Luncheon for the Senior Citizens of the parish. A. Becky Snider and friends serve a Thanksgiving lunch to senior citizens in the community. B. Mrs. McBurney, Mrs. Shamburger, Mrs. Rogers, and Bobby Parrish smile knowingly as they serve the food. C. Where's the beef? D. Todd McCIusky - coffee server E. The Gang F. Kelley Sepulvodo and Barry Holton enjoy talking to the ladies. G. Scott Ciaccia, Danny McBurney, Greg Ulrich, and friend. H. Heather Brodnax enjoys her chat. I. Jeff Rogers makes a good impression. J. Starving natives seek out the food line . . . Jeff Rogers, Hollie Hillis, Victoria dekosas, Becky Halleck, and Donna Pesnell. Q 1, is l. The Liberared Cinderella The Middle School Drama Club members under the direction of Mrs. Pam Hampy presented two very good plays during the year, The Happy Scarecrow and The Liberated Cinderella. Cast members are pictured here in some scenes from The Liberated Cinderella. A. Since this ls a llberated Cinderella, instead ofa Godmother she had a God- father . . . Bobby Parrish. B. The Godfather and his secretary CAnita Kruegerj talk to Cinderella's three stepsisters played by Teresa Wyatt, Carla Nelson and Diml Currey. C. Wolfle, played by Tom Crow, and his girlfriends Heather Brodnax, Becky and A Margaret Halleck. D. The Stand-In called up from the audience was good sport Mr. Mohlman. E. Wolfle and Cinderella, played by Becky Snider. BV DV -w YQ ft , . 1 X'!'f'9f?l X cw. . 8 r I T 4 I ' ss. -. ,ef A A v a is EN Olympics The T. K. Gorman Middle School Olympics is o series of com- petitions between Homebose groups which is sponsored by the Middle School Student Government. lt provides intromurol competition for oll students. The three oreos of competition ore scholastic, othletic and service. WINNERS OF THE 1984 OLYMPICS: A. 1st Place - Hompy B. 2nd Ploce - Coyne C. 3rd Ploce - Armstrong Other Homeboses pictured D. Steflee E. Mohlmon F. Lowson G. Bergmon H. Roberson l. Young Not pictured: Prlor .tm vu V V' I ....-Wm 1. ,..,- ' 4 VG 55 f I YH M S.. 4. 9 . A.g 1. -le .Z 1 1 W Lew 125 8th Grade Conhrmarion Bishop Thomas Tschoepe was on hand to preside over the sacrament of Confirmation for 8th grade students. A. Jenni Calme chats with the Bishop. B. Pals pose for the camera: Diane Richbourg, Margaret Halleck, Lisa Pinkenburg. Hollle Hillis and Becky Snider. C. Chris Josephson assumes a prayerful attitude. D. Mrs. Raney looks over Greg UIrich's shoulder. E. A group of conflrmees in their stoles. Teresa Wyatt, Becky Snider. Dan McBurney, Scott Ciaccla, Cathy Armstrong, Anne Cook. F. Bryan Carey - Caught by surprise by our camera. G. Theology teacher David Mohlman poses with Jacob Maynard. H. Fr. Dave Lyke with Jenni Calme and Christlne Carney. it' E i QR --:::-, ts-1 6 rv g ev AROUND MIDDLE SCHOGL Nix Chrisrmos Door Decororions 1st place In the door decorollng went ro Hampy's homebose. Other wlnners were Roberson, 2nd, and Mohlmon, 3rd. Doors plc- rured rlghr ore Young's, Roberson's ond Hompy's. The T K Gorman Yearbook staff wlshes to express our advertisers Wlthout you our Yearbook would not have been possible Thanks' its appreciation to 84 HdVBI'fiSih2 I Congratulations from . . . Immaculate Conception S' Parish Students from the Tyler Catholic School System are pictured here in church related activities. A. T. K. Gorman High School students Paul Spann, Christopher Joseph and David Johnson serve as acolytes. B. T. K. Gorman Middle School student Becky Snider is confirmed by Bishop Tschoepe. C. St. Gregory student Bobby Luman receives first communion. ws ik' 129 Compliments of Faculty and Students of St. Gregory School 1' SLGPQQ r:hQ ,Hr New-A K M 1 D a' o 53655. Esinwfi W fM..,mww..f.....,,g.. MMM A ,f , Mothers Club Scholarship A ward Each year the Mothers Club uses its Endowment Fund to contribute toward a year's scholarship for a student from each of he parish schools. These scholarships are awarded to students on the basis of their personal growth and achievement Con iratulations to the previous winners of the scholarship: t. Gregory T.K.G. Middle School T.K.G. High School 977 - Cassandra Loftis 978 - Shane Mitchell 979 - Shelley Skelly 980 - Sheila Prud'homme 981 - Kenneth Richbourg 982 - Jai Verral 988 - Ginnie Scroggins l - George Tures - Paul Spann T Hollie Hillis - Collin Maloney Raymond Peters Rex Nunn Judy Pehl Martha Cook - Greg Fowler David Pacheco Charles Cook Mnners of the 1984 Award Are: St. Gregory Middle School 3 A . . ,. W M, , . . C . High School wi Karen Jager Anita Krueger Melanie Power T.K. Gorman - Sr. Gregory Mothers Club 131 J A ,,.' i f- A of the S A .V ':-7 V,z7 'k'V ktkr ' : W . ,, lgvg 32 F TK G yy Q ,l1,, XX V l,2,, R5 f we 'V X Xiv. 'J A Crusaderettes rw A . J : : . .. . ::.. - JSAA ' Sponsor 4' ' A to ' 4 1 J is s ., A A JUNIOR AND SENIOR MEMBERS: Front row: Amy Duncan, Janet Richbourg, Cynthia Nelson. Middle: Beth Halleck, Amy Williams, Melissa Zoller, Jill Wood. Back: Diane Young, Lisa Leon, Teresa Cantu, Angelle Hall. Em.: are 4,5 OFFICERS: Seated: Mary Anne Hill, Molly 0'Hern. Standing: Stephanie Saller, Julie McBurney, Henriette Joseph. FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE MEMBERS: Front: Angie Wiebe. Llso Fowler. Kendra Crow, Laura Davis. Middle: Charlotte Blinne, Krlstin ' Mk Shll H Sod Pehl.Buk:HoIl P ll Sf' x oc , e ey ess, n y, c y owe . fe onre H wk i :, V :.5?Pt1Ivudo, KerlKeIIy,SherI In ghi .V LLL A A Q. N - ,lf M s ' we :'::: 1 ,, wp 3,37 .ai Kg Ikxk K ' r - ,Ji 5 ,. ig: as, - ., , X A Dfw: A 2 It W swf J ' aa sna ' f rr... yr? L. ...y.. J is , As , -W --1-' ,. Q X I . ' ' ' EV - 4 A x we ssa 144 A fa J ff :DA niches. so L 1' x ,J K E. THE GREGORY CENTER Q : vi: -. , A child is the only known substance from which a responsible adult can be made. Best wishes and thank you to the Yearbook Staff for your good work. T.K. Gorman Student Council 132 Best wishes to T.K. Gorman High School E A I MQTHER FRQIEICES HOSPITAL 561-5711 ACROSS FROM THE MALL LOOP 323 LOCALLY OWNED AND OPEREATED B TED AND JACKIE KAMEL TyIer's Most Uniqu LUNCH: 11:00 TO 2:00 Salad Bar!! MONDAY THRU FRIDAY DINNER: 5:00 to 12:00 MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 5:00 TO 10:30 SUNDAY LOUNGE: OPEN UNTIL MIDNIGHT - 1 AM ON SATURDAY Iwe will cook after closing hours if we know you are coming.l Specializing In: PRIME RIB FRESH SEAFOOD INCLUDING A VARIETY OF SHRIMP AND ', CRABS y licllll HAWAIIAN CHICKEN P f Oysters on the Half Shell p 1 ALWAYS 254: IN SEASON E We Guarantee Your Experience. LOUNGE 4 TO 7 Monday-Friday HAPPY HOUR: 10 T0 11: Everyday - DINING ROOM- 7 T0 9- M d y Frid y YI 9 PHONES AC 214 WHOLESALE RETAIL 593-7002 892 5893 Congratulations! From: E. B. BARRON NURSERY RT. 3, NEW KILGORE HIGHWAY 1 TYLER, TEXAS 75705 Tyler most complete garden center . u rw: iz m on's shop, inc. qhe neweecgox Umm LomfDicu-nondo' BROADWAY SQUARE MALL DOWNTOWN BROADWAY SQUARE TYLER, TEXAS 75703 115 W. FERGUSON MALL TYLER, TEXAS 75702 4601 S. BROADWAY 214-593-0217 TYLER, TEXAS 75703 214-561-5250 A ' GLENDA KINDLE Commuruty INSURANCE AND REALTY L e r Fra:l?sl:::en?1?e,xxal4o7S763 0 42143 876-2094 ln a Specializing in Lake Palestine Real Le ng specialisrffrrzxsnzggjrlyand health C . t insurance. ommu n1 y Congratulations Seniors '84 DELTAUS THE WALDRON FAMILY Delta Drilling Company 134 Tyler, Texas , T. K. Gorman Students who are children of Trane employees: Sitting: Chris Josephson, Laura Fowler, Lisa Fowler, Sheri Butler, Teresa Cantu. Second Flow: John Mahler, Anita Krueger, Jenny iJosephson, Jenni Calme, John Bielamowicz. Third Row: Beth Calme, Tony Chaump, Scott Ciaccia, Graig Alvarez, Kevin Calme. Not 1 Pictured: Peter Chaump, Walter Geisler. A Salute To Our T. K. Gorman Students TRAN W DEALER PRODUCTS GROUP Tyler, Texas 135 Best Wishes Crusaders' 10 SE EED 81 SALES SERVICE 1731 TROUP HWY GREEN ACRES S C I X R R I XXX 4 214, 597-2488 RJ IO-6 - FRI l JOHN F BONGIOVANNI I MICHAEL HOORER FANTASTIC - FAMIL Y FUN X 1 5 ANU F0001 l W STliAIiHTAHEAD Q' N - 7 , mx 2,250 'gf fix 2363513551 FOLLOW THE cnown T0 'r ,N , K Smmg JEBl.Di 'S FAMILY nEs'rAunAN'r L?.L1LR2CLL2?GFSZ2Z 592-1303 WM Yeau T 1 Gorman I I M i Burgers0Fries Crusaders! ll M A and Greens 1 vars, J--L: L :J L-3 J ae 2 j 15-,JJ IW 'WD X G'2Ef? '!' V . Z' f V X V 4 0,0 MW' uw wr. 1 1 . 1:1- 1 . Aiwa Burgers, Frles, and ll 51' rm Greens mr Mon. Thru Thurs. 11-8 M hnrlQI ds ' 0 581-7650 5515 So. Broad y 1325 East Fifth, Tyler Mcross from 1-JC, H me of the half lb. h mestyle hamburger l 5 BHdglSi'gChQlCau 214 581 -2406 BridaIs'Paper Trousseau'Wedding Consultation FormaIs'Pageants'Evening Sh Dying Accessories'Tuxedos 651194 C5 Wt:-155916 Q4 atv 94 Sales ' Rentals Gifts ' Accessories 5100 Old Bullard Road Tyler, Tex. oes Shoe 5100 Old Bullard Road Tyler, Tex. 531-2405 Open 10-6 pm Thursday 10-9 pm - Diamonds - Watches A A P 9 - Gifts and Silverware ELECTRONICS SERVICE CENTER SCHIFF'S JEWELERS PAUL voss - Owner 713 w. sw Loop 323 IN C' 5696060 me Texas P.o. Box 1308 112 w. Erwin Tyler, Texas 75702 12141592-4241 Photog raphy 214-561-701 1 214-839-7900 S 'If U d iQ tlettigns Areflection Qf 'gg happiness now 122 W. Al'l1hel'St fqr a memgry Tlllef, Texas tgmqrrgw, Tom Quinn Tim Quinn Tyler Whitehouse l Nancy Dunckel - Proprietor 4007 G So. Broadway ROLLING p Cf 'T T J' mv Fm SevznlhS4 Nev Tm- V 0 Bergfeld Qmpmng Center Good Luck Crusaders 138 TYLER CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK BANK OF EAST TEXAS BANK OF TYLER N A FIRST CITY NATIONAL BANK OF TYLER Tyler Texas Comprised of INTERFIRST BANK TYLER N A ROSE CAPITAL BANK SOUTHSIDE STATE BANK TYLER NATIONAL BANK BANCTEXAS TYLER, N.A. REPUBLICBANK TYLER Good ideas endure. If 1 we :Q i l.,f MI QVSI -5 mx V I J HI ' 3 ,A ff! X - ,. x, 1937IA MG ij In 1937 Mr. Joyner and Mr. Fry had a notion Tyler could use a men's store. .iff .cu They were right. Bergfeld Center - OPEN TILL 9 P.M. MON.-SAT. ' BALLOON BOUQUETS - CITYWIDE DELIVERY Flowerama of Broadway Square 4600 S. BROADWAY TYLER, TEXAS 75703 MIKE AND SUZY COKE 214-561-6515 Mums, Sadie Hawkins, Proms 139 .aa :1:2:2:2-1:2:C:2:-.- Q.-:-:4.-:5-:L:I:22:Ptl. 25:15-:Ki-Q:-. ffm -21:31:13 -:-:ef 262, g:g:f:::y-:k':A:-:-:.-ew--.ff P-'P-'-'-'-'ggzzgq -- '-w -. 934-:S 2:z355:z1:zr:: :eif5:5:E:.:3:5:r:1ss:1?er:r. az1:2?g2E1Ei2E11:3:1:2:35: E:2:1s:1:1 'E2ErZirE1 111-35 2:12 W M 'Y ww-we ,lnll 1:-. g:5:5:5:1-'. 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' ' if V 1, 'M4 ,E f it Welcome FaC'a' Han' M M A'f Removal ,W 7 7 V, N , I 1 MMM VVMAA A 0'd9E'19 Sh Nails, Nail Tips ' M I Village China Silk wrap ' iiiiaaaali I3 340080- fis ,,gr,M.W.,,W 'W . laa, . 1 . -. J laaaaaaail f laaaai T 9 Broadwa Linen Wrap I Q if Q, A y Sculptured Nails 5 M i ii M 'M 7 rrrirr 561-8101 M -ww r.,rl M . ' A G : Q , 0 Us p FCA IVIEIVIEEQ EAST TEXAS CHEMICAL CDMPANY Specializing in Maintenance and Sanitation P.O. Box 6890 Area Code 214 Phone 597-9353 For Business and Industry Tyler, Texas 75711 140 Video Equipment Sales and Service ' Movies VIDEO SPECTRUM 1875 Troup Highway Tyler, Texas 75701 QGreen Acres Shopping Centerl Tina Snyder Q214j 593-1441 Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 11-8 pm Over 1,000 Fri.-Sat. 10-9 pm VHS Movies g Attention fi xx ,ff ' ' 1. Members 1.3'Dl . X Order your personalized K Q fl class ring today. CJ! V I ' K ohms, ,T 9M 5 JEWELERS , if Green Acres Shopping X' Center JIM K E N N E 2-4 Week Delivery! Q All Club Insignias ELECTRIC CO., INC. L,,0p,2,, HENDERSON Serving Tyler Since 1928 COM PANY Wholesale and Retail 2100 E. Front Tyler, Texas Ph. 597-7235 141 .I , I I I 1 1 i l Caldwell Zoo . . . Open Each Year April 1-October 31 - asf' ' '. Q- a nn- A .M 2, fx - .... ... - . eff The Best in Office Equipment SAM R. HILL NAT,f,3,'1QH,?:g 'CE LUMBER comp. Ludee Burns Bob HaIe 1101 E. Fifth 597-2368 Tyler, Texas 75701 597-2369 1 X 'Si 1 I r hCe-l920- i' A I :I g fbi QQ656B A K - ,Q K . ROYCE'S MARKET NW PROCESSING FOR HOME FREEZERS SAM R- HL-5 '-'-'MBER ' x CUSTOM MEAT CUTTING 1112 E. EFWII1 Stfeet 302 w. LINCOLN TY'e', Texas 593-1261 Area Code 2141593-azee 6W3 965 13 Congratulations Seniors l MEDICAL CENTER 1 CPTICIANS Prescriptions Filled Industrial Eyewear Emergency Service Available 1 FrameRepaired l Allen 81 Noma Frazier l l 595-2946 l 1025 Clinic Dr. UMon-Fri 9:00-5:30 Our Family Serving ':':'xW t42' Your Family Everyonek Favorite Tleammate. gaddqe Q 2? TYLER BOTTLING 705 South Vine C0- Tyler, Texas 75701 12141592-4318 -, Tom Walker Air Conditioning Co. TOTAL HOME coMEon1 SPECIALISTS Tom B. WALKER Jn. 119 UNIVERSITY PLACE Obblla Hathaway l214l 595-4533 SALES ENGINEER TYLER, TEXAS 757o2 143 Attention f X R, Club ,fi ' '. . Members 7 'f-FLW f0rder your personalized Jerry H' Clay X class ring today. OIL 8. GAS PROPERTIES Q.. A WM V I Suite 1400 Interfirst Plaza Bldg. 91m 0 JEWELERS 102 N. College W Green Acres Shopping TYLER, TEXAS 75702 214-597-0289 xi-J Center 2-4 Week Deliveryl All Club lnsignias KNIGHT PRINTING Stereo o -- ltd RGCOIJ CCM!! Af' AND OFFICE Hi-Fi Equipment y T Ca' Sfefeo I , I 1713 Troup Highway Phone: ' Tyler, Texas 75701 2141561-7455 X Tel: 2141593-9935 At New Ramada Inn Tim Newton Owner We Are Your Headquarters For TRANE - Central Air Conditioning Magazmes Paperback Boo' and General Electric Major Appliances Plus Jenn-Air - The Ultimate Cooking System Complete Parts and Service C K N Available on All Products We Sell Ne ws Agency Wholesale Distributor Phone 2141597-1378 Air Conditioning - 1710 Belvedere Bli 'ences H. Proctor Crow, Jr. Tyler, Texas 757 ,M 2600 East Fifth Phone 597-8381 JOE R. MAY OVERTON, TEXAS New 8: Used OILFIELD PIPE 8z SUPPLIES OFFICE PHONES 214 f 834 3661 214 f 834 3662 214 f 561 5307 RESIDENCE O TYLER, TEXAS STATE PARK GROCERY TRAVEL BANQUE INTERNATIONAL INC. Agents for Business and Pleasure Travel T Computerized Airline Reservations W, S06 if '4' 'T' 9 No Service Charge Credit Cards Acceptable i' 593-2291 gi., X 2 Miles North ol I-20 on Hwy. 14 Q I fsgifggzj, -3-Q' Q9-faux T W A Owners Mike and Sandy Wyatt E Airline Ticket: Ron Broussard Steamship Cruises Hotels and Go Crusaders! Frggqgeigfaf Delivery Peoples Plaza 4205 S. Broadway Downtown Tyler 7570' CWM-WDGWMKDGWMVD Good Luck Crusaders!! BOREL'S DRIVE-IN All of Your Fishing and Picnic Supplies Gas - Bait - Tackle Nolan, Sarah and Janet Borel Rt. 1, Box 2 Chandler, Texas 75758 ON THE WAY TO LAKE PALESTINE QJWKDQJWKDQJWKD SEVEN 'IDP 106 SURREY TRAILS TYLER, TEXAS 75705 Simmental Cattle Joe Prud'homme, Owner Larry Haselhorse, Mgr. G-'iz 1 1 Lv I- 74 A Y ou L, , i Youve heard Q lol' oboul' The need Q, 1 ' X 3 gto con:1erve..,elec.1rlc.i1y and all forma 1: 1 iilgrxergy. Nol' only does conservaflon 1 - 3 1 save our natxorie reenous cm I: f'ff177lfQ'Lenerr3y reeour-ees .l'l'EXClpS you and 4 -3 - ur fornxly save money slnee ti or e coatoe energy 15 ovbrfg - Qi 15? f W L, ee 1 Chunk ou'l' of mobil' farnmlmes . 4 -. buddaeis. You Com help your folrnll bywe fy Q olosngoyour perl... mgke Sure. Q 'v iv 4 I ' W you se doore ond wlndows t eccyivfqg : -. I, the heatxncg or air condnmonlnxg ,y 'K . um xo ong Q 1 550 The refrigeralor.-' know whorl you 2 - V 6' wonT before you open the doom D , Q. nge.,-ng hoTewaTer Takeaoenergy - fflgfa I ., or .elry o shorler 5 wer, 457 X I - 0 Sl mczlie Sure. The TEICVISIODQTZASTQFCO Q 1 :ze x PENS, as off' yvhen you're Through - -.W lily- ' . .with KT. Work wrl'l'1 your gf :L Nr fdmllv TO Save. energy noyv... .1 Q you'll help make sure rhere. wull be TEXAS PQWER gc Q Q.. , enough f'or-.everyone when you LIGHT CQMPANY . - starr a fomxly ol' your own. A wmrpaymg wearer-owned eleawc unmy Q ,S HoIley's Used Cars 236 S. Spring We not only want tofeed you . . . We want to impreis you! Tyler, Tx 75710 f T , 214-597-3113 ' 0 .y C' Catermg Honey Saws You Money Elias F. Joseph Rt. 10, Bo 1385 214-566-3598 Tyler, Texas 7 707 lilllllllllllllilllllllllllll f' JENN-Am Q CH LITTON ' ' Whirlpool . . . KitchenAid ' . TVandAppl1ance wggggox . I I Q 3532 South Broadway 561-8235 SONY . . OLDE ENGLISH VILLAGYE SUB-ZERO ' 'n Y 1 A 0 355' E1 ' Q in Thermilllur Q C ooooooilfooogoggooooooogooo Compliments of Wallace and Jalna Gayle - Owners , g-rs :ll .7 ' 'I,, :till-fi' ssn. ig: .,V, V 2- V W Chrysler WL ,...,. n T Plymouth 1 , i -g Dodge Dodge Truck QQ ' Buick . 5 Chevrolet Q Q Holley Motor Company Jim Holley Buick King Chevrolet Barrett GMC Trucks Oge Olds, Toyota, Mercedes Wagner Cadillac Crown Motor Co. - Subaru 'BS ssn. GMC Truck Oldsmobile Toyota Mercedes-Benz Cadillac Subaru 2 3 fcev' 'f 0 w f S w r I c 'xg 'V r ' 6 ff ,ii 3 6 f Ab, 9 i , , 1 ' 1, , we 55 ,Q N ja' , , flvrwv Y O hl 3 O O l e? . O: e W ' X 0 I -. Bef .T Q O Shack c 0 ' .2225 W.S.W. loop 323 0 561-3090 Af 'TQ X fishing C headquarters of E. Texas .... BROOKSHIRE'S 148 The More for Your Money Store 65 Food Stoes in Texas, Arkansas and Louisiana geek Zeclwlc 7mm ELECTRIC WIRING sjjfjm Q, REMODEL 0 REPAIR SPECIALISTS COMMERCIAL - INDUSTRIAL - RESIDENTIAL 597-1051 O LICENSED OBONDED 0 INSURED FOR YOUR PROTECTION 412 N we Loop aaa 412 N NE Loop 323 Tyler, Texas Bergfeld Center, TyIer0592-7421 J. C. PENNEY Broadway Square Mall Tyler, Texas Q141 581-2789 M DAVID SALLER OIL, GAS AND MINERAL PROPERTIES IOO Independence Ploce Tyler, Texos 75703 149 gnwfxw LLAQCAAA A Day Camp at Lake Tyler Boys and Girls Entering Grades 1-8, 9-12 592 3104 P O B 6338 LA SI k as bbyn Jimandsab c Ily I I ' I' 'Y' I NH, . 1 I 1 l I lx ,J W-id 'Toledo 'Tacklew AUTHORIZED DEALER Toledo Tackle of Tyler 3009 East 5th Street X Tyler, TX 75702 X Ph. I2l4I 566-9103 JOHN YOCHUM JOE YORK Congratulations Seniors 84 MAX CLARK GLEN .1oHNsoN MARIE c1.AnK LARRY E. CARTER CARTER ELECTRIC CO. REA1' INC . Rt. 1, Box 231 U Flint, Texas 75762 I214I 53143120 HWY 31 WEST SHOPPING CENTER Residential, Commercial, Industrial Rr. 11, Box voc - TYler, Texm 2141592-4671 Ami Angi Kim Kelli COQL7L'i,'2ET.ON TYLER UNIFORM CO. IS STILL - AN ART ,. mmm 805 N. Glenwood Tel. 593-9291 Tyler, Texas 75702 Mmm Matters Bnltmtimh Ge0f9e H. Rook George D. Rook LEON ADKINS 214-593-1269 151 7 ARTHUR LEVERETT evveZef'.9 We B W, h 109 so, BROADWAY - - TYLER, TExAs 75702 est 'S es From PAT AND ANN WHITE and All the Gang at 202W. Front Call 597-6623 T-Shirts School Supplies Offfce Supolies - Printing Study guides Offlce Furnlture Offlce Machlnes CI-ff N t Epson Computers I O ES Across From TJC 14275 S. Baxter Tyler, TX PM ar ss if -' I9 ' L 17 F W1 pf T.. .',...:'nlnu.I5l3w.-'1I'r'f,' - '-I B. C. '75 P 5395111 + I fu ' - Q -I ' A ent .Il HI I IITY57 9 Z E z, E Q , P.o. Box 1409 f, 5.1 X A K, ' ,mfj '15 Tyler, Tx 75710 2- .F 7-?l1?:5!3H5ic.,...,' Office 581-7030 JUDGE, THE FLORIST, INC. 1215 S. Broadway - Tyler, Texas Phone 592-6567 THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS C 0 M PANY WE COVER IT ALL Complete Decorating Center Jun: xnum, own.: coume cAmwsu., ummm 31 W. SHOPPING CENTER RT. 11 CHANDLER HWY. S- 581-4521 TYLER, TEXAS 75709 592-6537 152 Jackson's FUNERAL DIRECTORS 215 EAST FRONT STREET Cleaners Laundry FITES TELEPHONE 592-6553 TYLER TEXAS 75702 120 Troup RoadoTyler, Texas 75701 5028 Old Bullard Rd. l Harold Jackson GVGQ Jackson Jean Jackson John JaCkS0r1 - ga EAST TEXAS Compliments of -5 if dlliif. Qffifl 3.'5iI2' AND LOAN ASSOCIATION BRODNAX TRUCK 8: TRAILER CO. 218 North Broadway Wm! N- E- LOOP 323 South Broadway at Loop 323 L ' TYLER, TEXAS Lindale and Chandler Q Tl, AUVHORNZE U SUWPCF ON ouAsAR PHILCO RcA Z,-,,,H MAoNAvox STIEFER TV Phone 597-4816 QE NC ER PON OVER OUAHTER OF CENTUFT 'v CEN R TAHKWA 'YLER EAS 570 i l'OniO i h0t0 4007-B.S. Broadway - Tyler, Texas 75701 581-7999 1 We N USG 1 'V xl: ?.,t?'5i'u962 . '-- 1 'A I A- L A . Monika nr gr I 1 1-'ff ' - YS 5' T QE 1' ' ml Qed CQa11n QTQOUUQR ,K ' alla , I, 4, , k -. tl -4 A . 6611 S. BROADWAY 34 2, 3 -.-V - fr' 9 TYLER, TEXAS 75703 Ur y 51' 561-0101 'A X as , h-I'w1fIlli?l'S for All IJFCIISTOVIS M61 UE JACK 8: PEGGY WALDIE Metropolitan Managefs Club -H Y H YYVK 7 ,Zn W A ,Y Nr1t1t1rm1Ot1.111ty Avv.1rt1 . 10 Trr1112s 011611111611 Insurance Companies Joseph Martel, GLU Brar1u11Ma11aQer A ft 581111111 Frtrrrr 195i T15 Q 71 Southeast Crossrng S110pp111QCer11er Su1te140 H11 Q , 1, 77?0Trot1p1-lrglrway P O Box 6775, Tyler TX 75711 'V' 0111612 121415926556 Resrdence 12141561-2609 FOREIGN ACCENT Hair Design M the London Way A Mon.-Sai. 8:30-6:00 C Q 561-6865 X ,gt V2 Mile South of Loop 323 on Troup Hwy. Next to River Oaks Advanced Hair Styling Through Video Educational Program Casa De Oro Apartments 4600 Paluxy Tyler, Texas 75703 APPLE, EAGLE, BMC, EPSON, NCR, HEWLETT PACKARD COMPUTER PLACE 1918 SE Loop 323 592-8800 Tyler, Texas 154 Tom Thumb Page 1,2 Q5 A rr ,f tj fooo and DRUG I A CENTERS -- 1900 E. SE Loop 323 Tyler, Tx. 597-7223 Good Luck to the Senior Class from SPORTSWEAR O TRANSFERS O CUSTOM GROUP ORDERS T-SHIRT EXPRESS SOUTH EAST CROSSING CENTER 214-597-0973 Tyler, Texas 75701 EIRST SOUTHIU EST CAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION M NEWTON X Owner ' 111, . . . . L fmglyt fx-mtmg 8: Gffm Supply X eifgivk - - - 2001 ESE Loop 323 1713 TROUP HIGHWAY I Tyler, TX 75703 of TYLER, TEXAS 75701 , TEL: 2141593-9935 I I I II I ' GINNV NEWTON I Manager I Manoa ,swam a sag e n Ita 'Junior and misses 1908 E.S.E. Loop 323 Latest Hair Styles Family Hair Care updated Tyler, Texas 75701 ' ff lfashions Phone 214-592-6630 Hair Removal Techniques Color Analysis Sculptured Nails Silk Wraps Q 'lr 12145593-7552 Hot Foil Manicures Foil Frostings fazmm T 'I Suite 115, Southeast Crossing I. ' .gynwera u ' I ubu, 3320 Troup Highway, Tyler, Texas 75701 Beads I Dolls Clocks Soft Toys 593 7873 Draperies Wall Paper Window Treatments Southpark Shopping Center ITom Thumbj Tyler, TX 75701 593-7552 155 Bill Hcrdln '9 'S I ,WESS cQXxx , fwfrius Soulhpork Shopping Center 1902 ESE Loop 323 Tyler, Texos 75701 l214l 595-5000 Throzfgfilfirdggrxgfrjlgif- ADI gg U1 k ,COMPANY 12141 593-4176 504 W. Elm St. 0 Executive Gifis e Advertising Specialties .!4l'l6!6I 60l'l 66U ,96f5 3 Miles from Loop 323 on Hwy. 64 East Tyler, Texas Office 566-3737 iii Roscoe Anderson Mailing Address: Owner 3411 Timber Lane 75701 Always makes it better! 109 N. CLAYTON TYLER, TEXAS 75701 PHONE 12141 597-7248 HANK'S TEXACO SERVICE CENTER TUNE UPSQIW VIIKLI yyg7g5fNG ?L'5J25 T EXACO BRAKE SERVICN Q AIR CONDITIONING REPAIR ROAD SERVICE FREE PICKUP 81 DELIVERY 597-2455 rfcoorwio R? M LOOP 3331 durers, Manufart d Distributors of F Dairy Foods Slm'e1932 WR 5 5g5'E4gA5T BQQ5 QQQ 'w 1st Mark Trading RAYS CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK, CRUSADERS GREEN ACRES BARBER sr-roP E G Heard M' h IM hf d 1737A Troup Highway lc ae a oo 214- 592-8445 Complete Hair Styling and Personalized Haircuts tor the Entire Family Appointment Suggested 0 Drop-Ins Welcome 156 Longview 430 E College 758 7351 Mmeola N Highway 69 569 3804 Henderson 502 N Frlscoe 657 3211 Co Tyler Old Jacksonville Hwy 561 4020 Wmnsboro W Broadway 342 6084 Commerce Sycamore St 886 3640 Gilmer 320 Walnut 843 2327 Greenville 3033 Spencer St 455 3751 Joe Norton, President Pans 784 2650 Edgewood E Hwy 80 896 4997 Prttsburg Hwy 271 856 7511 0 'fc 5 2. 'UM P M5 Swimming Pool Equipment and Supplies 0 Lar e Stock of Parts and Accessories QPU ans! 9 P004 Sweep I Volume Buyers or Dealers Welcome , www CENTER cHEMlcAL 5 AND SERVICE, lNc. 1 4 593-1604 Laboratory ,Z-'4 'KP-W r-X21 T X f X. ' M X 1 4 'u.,. 2 ,- xb :lt-Fx J ll-a 1 ,ll 5 N ' -,- , V . c --1 ' W gg. 5 G -' f B 535' 593-5513 Tyler - 1812 East Southeast Loop 323 tPaIuxy and Loop 323i Longview - 1016 Northwest Loop 281 - 297-0070 or 297-0071 lpilllnrrites EH Mgmrrm 9 wihmunmmuits SINCE 1943 N0, 1 NO. 2 2603 E ERWIN 2623 E. STH 592-9084 S92-9223 LOCALLY OWNED 8: OPERATED BY THE GILBERTO G. RAMIREZ FAMILY JOHN ZOLLER OIL 81 GAS PROPERTIES Producing and Non-Producing Royalties, Minerals and Leases Wanted .gigs L 870 Fair Foundation Bldg. Call 214-595-4448 N V I i 597-4787 T Spillers 81 Sons T CABINET, lNc. T G R. P. SPILLERS, President Highway 155 South I HR' AND uurmnv Shop: 2141561-4523 Route 8, Box 701 A S th k M I , Res.: 2141561-0942 Tyler, Texas 75703 Tsar' 22288 Q701 1910 Ea?-Ealtigpofifg I certified opticians certified contact lens I , technician Rosedale Skating Rink i RAGSDALE 81 MARTIN L OPTICAL, INC. is .frame styling it 'cosmetic tints . - Z.. gkg.. :TQ .,. . , . f., ,.,. ..I: ,ggis f:.1:l 'contact lens lsvs ft. . stteia .Est B18 S. Beckham Tyler, Texas 75701 ' school parties U private parties Q Us uality ou can McDonald? glib Quality is IOC? pure lean beef. Ground heef that's leaner than most people buy in the store. With no filler added. Quality is fresh huns made with golden brown spring wheat. Quality is hrandfname trimmings. Quality is something you don't have to talk about. Not when you can go to MCDonaid's lflc'D011d!21'i' 1300 S. Beckham Jyoum 4014 S. Broadway 3109 W. Gentry Pkwy. I-20 and Hwy. 69 North and taste it. Autographs Q. 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