St Gregory Junior High School - Gregoriad Yearbook (Tyler, TX)
- Class of 1958
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GREGORY'SL SCHOOL EX UMBRIS IN VERITATEM Respectful of the old and receptive to the new, we have chosen as the theme of our first issue of THE GREGORIAD the calendaig one of the world's great achievements, given to us by the Patron of our school, Pope St. Gregory The Great. We commemorate THE TWELFTI-I YEAR of the founding of our school, St. Greg- ory's, 1946 to 1958. This year marks- another milestone in the history and the progress of our school -- the erection of a new Catholic Junior and Senior High School in Green Acres. 9?-5 OP 6 3' b U QA I or T 'Q 51 ' -vac ll Q Q 0 S? S9 9 Published by the Ninth Grade Students of St. Gregory's Junior High School, Tyler, Texas in the Centenary Year of Our Lady of Lourdes, February 11, 1958, mfiggg 5 151:55 whim' Q i Q.,W6,lff 511 71, 'Qi gl ze .3 x - P5555-' N v H if 43 5 KS!! ' '+V' 1 '2 ' X ,L 91.-413 g P as HI I1-.. LV., 'iff Eg 4 f f ' I . wif, ,.g .rf + A silk sf-sas area!-2955 'ifpyza iisf ' .' '- A. , gyxqvrx n 1 iffy Mi? A . qgg --1215. .3 'filq u ,Y I 'I .'..2 .,f. . i'i,'-9196 I V ,lg . Y '51 ,- - f 4 E 1 MN .x ' 6' .-x IMDB Piygw , l jf . 1 J.. 'f' ' ' -,,. ., H w Q ,. . 1 I , ' , ' - 1 - :wa Wig ,109 Ti , ' .' . 4 ,Y ' ' . ,f ,,,,,,...,. . I ,,, , ...X . . ,-1 - N 4 If -, 1 1 - 'D 4- I T 1 4- f' 4- -5 iv ' '7 Q Q nv-.A vnu.--,A .. -5 A AMAA.. :,4... 'FL ,f Auqu51Z1957 M am ay S+a y Sunday on a ues a :ZZ XX rn a aura My xg W X Z fix 2 I 1+ N, iwjf ml rflnfW,.4 f1 Ww w? w ff u X W Z kv f-21-if . fccfminisfrafiorc . V 1 -, gags-nz.. ,,.,,..-L . . . . . . ,. 1, , Y H SUPERINTENDENTS MESSAGE February ll, 1958 Dear Students and Parents: Education consists essentially in preparing man for what he must be, and for what he must do here below, in order to attain the sublime end for which he was created. Its great function is to make men and women measure up to the stature of Christ. The raw material which the educator molds is man whole and entire, soul united to body in unity of nature, with all his faculties, natural and super-natural -- man, fallen but redeemed. ' The educand is made for heaven, his ultimate goal is God. The child must grow in the use and control of his powers -- physical, intellectual, emotional, and volitional. Parents are primarily responsible for guiding the child in developing his potentialities -- to find his way back to God and to live the way fully. Hopefully and prayerfully, parents ask the school to be co-workers with them.' They do not abdicate their rights, but ask the school for help. The religious teacher, trained in spiritual values through Novitiate years of intensive prayer, meditation, religious formation, and trained in secular knowledge at colleges and universities, stints no effort to pro- duce men and women who are Christ-centered, intelligent, cultured Catholics, healthy in mind and body, social-minded American citizens. Parishoners are to be commended for the sacrifices they have made and are making to erect and maintain a new Junior-Senior High School, placed in the care of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. May God bless the Priests, Sisters, Teachers, Parents, Parishoners, and Children. Working in peace and unity, we shall accomplish great things for the glory of God and the salvation of souls. Monsignor McCullough Rev. John Przydacz Chaplain to Sisters ,, ,, IMMACULAT E C ONCEPTION CHURCH Pioneer priest, Rev. J,S. Chaland, erected the first Catholic Church in Tyler in 1878. The present church was dedicated in 1934 by Rev. S.A. Samperi. 'In 1949 the church was renovated and redecorated, and in 1950 it was air-conditioned. The social room and kitchen in the basement of the church was remodeled in 1957 under the supervision of Msgr. E.V. McCullough. ST. GREGORY SCHOOL Bishop Lynch commissioned Rev. V. J. Wolf to formulate plans for a parochial school. The cornerstone was laid June 20, 1946. The school is named in memory of .Tustin Gregory Glasco who died in 1943. His father was a great benefactor to the school. Rev. Paul Higginbotham Teacher of Religion ST. GREGORY CONVENT T he old convent adjoining the school was inadequate, and so Rev. V. J. Wolf set plans for a new sixteen-room air-conditioned convent. The Colonial Style of the convent is the same as that of the adjacent school with an 'arched arcade connecting school, audi- torium, and convent. His Excellency, Bishop Thomas K. Gorman, dedicated the con- vent of the School Sisters of Notre Dame in January 1953. In the peaceful atmosphere of the convent chapel, in the glow of the sanctuary lamp of the King'of Kings, the School Sisters of Notre Dame find their strength to lead forward the Army of Youth entrusted to their care. In the chapel are Sisters Marie Theodore, Monica Marie, Mary Marca, Mary Clared, Mary Ursula, and Mary Lorita, principal of St. Gregory's School. Mrs. Nelda Godell, part-time volunteer secretary of St. Greg- ory's School, received her B, B, A, degree from Sam Houston State College, Huntsville, Texas. V I S U A L E D U C A T . I 0 N Pat Cooney and Doug Johnson proudly display a part of the Visual Education equipment including tape recorder, record player, movie projector, opaque projector, and filmstrip machine. Shown at the left is Mr. C. M. Haddad presenting a Film Strip Machine to Sister Mary Lorita, Principal of St. Gregory's School. S C H 0 0 L O , F F I C E Program for Reindeer on the Roof, Christmas play presented by Grade IX, is being mimeo- graphed by Mrs. B.J. Finn, secretary, who received her B .A. degree from Oklahoma University. S ep 'Cember1957 undny Monday F1168 ay Weclfa- ay Thursday Friday liaiudy If ., it , X 1 E XXXxS . A --1- fl 15 1 X -:J Dx W -' PM Q, 5 J ,f 2 ,P K x 4 .I x Z-ZW ' riff' Z9 X fx Q Q ,ff 'J M 9'czL'Lzlfy 41? X .6 UV! mi , , Mrs. P. LeBlanc Mr. J, Owens Girls-P. E. Boys-P, E. Mrs. L. R. Driggers Mrs. J. Cooney N nf X , 5 ffl F , 1 ft 1 1 f I Grade III Mrs. H,M. Overleese if A .J 'Q' O ' min E EH scuool. RELIGIOUS TEACHERS ELEMENTARY Sister M. Ursula, S, S, N. D. I Grade II Sister M. Marca, S. S. N. D. Grade VI Sister Monica Marie, S. S. N. D. Grade IV Sister M. Theodore, S. S. N. D. Grade I F A C U L T Y 5 , I K fgzg' ' f Mrs. R. Kennedy 'I- Grade V fa A .' 'Q' O 1 RELIGIOUS TEACHERS JR. HIGH Father P. Higginbotharn, Religion-Drivers Ed. Sister M. Lorita, S. S, N, D, Principal-Grade IX Sister M. Clared, S, S, N. D. Grade VIII-Music Kindergarten Miss B. J. Crow I A Grade VII A Instructor in Piano Mr. A. Gilliam MiSS L. Rowell F A C U L T . Y i I I-1959 Twirling-Drill Dancing L 2 O ctobermv unday .Monday 'Tuesday Iw hesday Thursdcfy lfridqy 'Suhwday 6 ffl if 0 ,L AX Q9 QFEVWM QQLY o Q 'Mb X v w ' f I 'Ti' ff I Ufasgeg Conqlzatulatlons JU 1011 HIGH GRAD TES '-,, ' 33. j-,....f,5. 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Salle Rita Jane Andrea Schlueter Spano Spiller Thoreson Lynda Whittrnan vvembev 1957 Suvloluy Mfmday 'Tuesday 'Wed esdoyhhursdayl Frwlay I Sufurduy Z? if ,A . 9 K X f -MQ -- sf fig X :T ff 17 Q xii. Sports IW! 43' x Y-PSC' . Pit 06,2 CHEERLEADERS: Sharon Bosworthg Mary Bob Bouvyg Carol Georgeg Carol Bieberg Frances Carswellg Janice Cooney. 1? w X? ----'--- Y lf. Y.-' -------Y-4--V. ---W-'eu 7+ ml ,1!s.- no ,.,,A, W , - ng 'YYY .T-Y Hgsmxr Yin In January of 1958, the first drill squad was organized at St. Gregory's School, called the St. Gregory-ettes. The drill group, directed by Miss Lanell Rowell, consists of thirty-five members. Eleven members of this group belong to National Baton Twirlers Association, the oldest and largest twirling organization in the world. Each week the girls meet for one two-hour session where pre- cision dancing and marching, ballet exercises, and baton twirling is taught in an organized manner. The aim of this group is to bring recognition to the school by the group participating in parades and civic groups, to cultivate friendship among the students, to develop gracefulness and poise in each individual and, 'most important of all, to further the art of baton twirling. Miss Rowell is the former Twirler and Head Drum Major for the Famous APACHE BELLES of Tyler, Texas. Below are girls getting ready for tournament to be held at Winona, March 28th. if 'Q' Xt J 1 3 I N. -N ri -f.,4.Lljl A ' NWI . Y, nfs-, 51, mi g'-rf-if-iiT' . - 'ff N.. .. ,, - S. - .xf F-wl amass. .- A 'f M ,i.:i:f .. .L ' . . 'fe,-f3i'I- , ,',fE!'-Within The program of sports for girls at St. Gregory's School includes basketball, volleyball, and soft ball, each of which involves competitive play with outlying schools. Mrs. Judy LeBlanc is coach of the girls' athletic activities. Basketball practice began in October. Two games were played, both against Winona. We lost the games but a new basketball team for St. Gregory's girls was in the making. The A string was made up of Kathleen Peterschmidt, Millie Long, Kathleen Corcoran, Carol George, Joyce George and Frances Carswell. Substitutes were Carol Bieber, Mary Bouvy, Dardine Roedel, Helen K. Hesse, Sharon Bosworth and Mary A. Matachinskas. Volleyball practice began in February and the tournament will be held the latter part of March. Soft ball has been a well played sport at S. G. S, for the past three years. With past experience, it is expected that the girls will be formidable opposition for other teams. Cheerleaders: Mary Bob Bouvyg Carol Georgeg Carol Bieber, Head-Cheerleaderg Frances Cars- wellg Janice Cooneyg and Sharon Bosworth. . FUOTBALL Pictured here is a practice session of one of the more successful ground playing gains. Dick Stine KNO. 24D after taking a handoff from quarterback, Ronnie Hitt, comes through a quick opening hole off left tackle. The Wolverines, though a small team, had a fairly successful season, with four wins and eight losses. Some bright spots were the passing play of Ronnie Hittg the longest run of the year, 81 yards, by Dick Stine in the Chapel Hill game, the longest run from scrimmage, 69 yards,by David McNamara in the Mineola game. In the passing department Ronnie Hitt threw the largest number of completions, 15-17 against Chapel Hill, the longest pass for a touchdown was 47 yards, Stine to McNamara in the Mineola game. Ronnie Hitt led the kickers, 67 yards against Troup. John Finneran was the Iron Man of the team, playing 284 out of a possible 320 minutes. The outstanding individual game of the year was played by Robert Clark against White Oak. Pat Cooney was the team's all around linesman, while Dick-- Stine was the best all around back. Tony Brinkman with his versatility of playing just about every position on the squad was considered the most valuable team man. CBASKETB LL I-IAWKS B SQUAD T Pi typical young, green team, though not I having had a very successful season, progressed much at the close of the ' season. Left to right are Doug Johnstong I Jack Hamilton, Robert Geary having a score of 31 pointsg Pat Cooney, 17 pointsg John Finneran, 80 pointsg Gilbert Georgeg Ralph Whitteng John Godellg Tom Finng Mike Maher, 85 points. BASKETB LL WA RRIOR A SQUA D In action from left to right are Tony Brink- man, David McNamara, Andy Long, Ronnie Hitt--a bulwarkon defense and second highest scorer for the teamg Dennis Swift, half hidden in the backgroundg Dick Stine--high scorer of the squad with 263 points, on the far right is Leon Geary, Ronnie Middlebrooks is not pic- tured. With the smallest A SQUAD in the history of the school, a great load was placed upon each of these youngsters. With the added burden of their scholastic requirements, daily practices, seasonal sickness, outside activities, and afternoon jobs, these basketeers had a full curriculum. It must be to their credit, not as to the team scores, or the games won or lost, but the manner of their competitive spirit and play. Clean play, sportsmanship and harmony amongst these youngsters throught the entire season is a fine example Set down for the teams of St. Gregory in the future. - Individually, Ronnie Hitt with his fine defensive play, setting up plays and personal scoring, was a mainstay of the team and a thorn in the side of every opponent St. Gregory played. Dick Stine, playing a fast break type of offense to perfection, led the team in scoring with 2.63 points, and was a scoring menace every second of the ball game. ' David McNamara and Leon Geary rounded out the top four high scorers with 154 and 125 points respectively. Little Tony Brink- man was the only individual who participated in every game of the schedule. TROPHY Ronnie Hitt accepts from Coach John P. Owens the team's trophy, emblematic of the JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL CHURCH LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP. ' - 1957 St. Gregory Football Squad: Rear row, left to right, are Coach John P. Owens, Robert Geary, David McNamara, Ronnie Hitt, Dick Stine, John Maher, Tony Brinkman. Front row, left to right are Gilbert George, Ralph Whitten, Douglas Johnston, John Finneran, Leon Geary, Alfred Allen, and Dennis Swift. Not pictured are Robert Clark, Pat Cooney, Tim Cooney and Gary Rogers. These Wolverines had a record of four wins and eight losses. Though a small inexperienced unit, this team proved to be versatile. Outstanding players were Ronnie Hitt, Dick Stine, Backfieldg John'Finneran and Pat Cooney, Linem en. ' Sports King and Queen, Carol Bieber and Dick Stine fcentrally seated, ruled over the Sports Domain and the banquet, April 8, held at the K. of C. Hall. The Queen's ladies -in-waiting, Carol George fextreme left, and Kathleen Corcoran fextreme right, and their honored escorts, Ronnie Hitt and David McNamara, formed the Royal Court. Honors were accorded them by the football team. Dick Stine is considered the most outstanding athlete that ever attended St. Gregory'S. David McNamara and Ronnie Hitt played side by side with him all through the season. wi 1 , 'k1J,:',' -f 1 W' w-wi . , , , -, 'uw --rl ' 1 .. 44 hifi :X -rl' 1 ' 1 ' . , fs.: milfs! 1 gl , , . , .1 -, ,I . . 'pl , V . :Vs -, , , ' , - , . . , . w ., '-ug ' iff J ' USU , al E u-,g:. V , 1. .. ,l H 2, . .- ,' I I ljeeem ber 1957 unduy N'oncIaY Tuesda WQJYIOSY Yhgrda FY' u SQYYA-Ydo Y Y Y Y 1 W g X 1- 1, ff f, if 8 Y Y f Y W M' ' ,...ifJf9 'J 1 s Y W- Q fi 2 YI KY f ,L YQ 29 .ff f nf L Church group T A R Y The Knights of the Altar serve the priest at the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass and at other services. An Altar Boy may advance from Page to Knight, to Grand Knight, and to Supreme Grand Knight. The ' ' ' d l. Recipients of this medal in 1957 Catholic Committee on Scouting awards the Ad Altare Dei me a were Tony Brinkman, Dan Spiller, Audie Long, Dale Long, and Pat Cooney. The award is presented to the boys by Bishop Thomas K. Gorman. Father Paul Higginbotham is in charge of the Altar Boys. F5 if it Q 'Jf .. , 6 ' Ch ' onsists of forty-three members from grades seven, eight, and nine. St. Grego1'y's Junior 011' c The choir sings at the nine o'clock Holy Mass on Sundays and Holydays in the Immaculate Conception Church. The choir sings at most of the processional services such as May Day, and the coronation h ' t as the choir members sing High Mass in the Catholic of our Blessed Lady. On Easter and C ris no ns. Sister Mary Clared, S.S. N. D. is the organist for the Junior Choir. Church in Athe MAY D Y AT T. GREGORYS Apr .J . sf C. n A Q Mary, we crown thee with blossoms today, Queen of the Angels, and Queen of the May --thus did the Sodalists of Mary honor their Queen on the first Sunday of our L.ady's month. The Prefect of the Sodality, Patty Price, attended by the Sodalists of the Eighth and Ninth Grades, crowned the Virgin amid the perfumed flowers of Mary's altar in the Immaculate Conception Church. Prec eding the Coronation, The Army of Youth marched in procession singing hymns and giving public love and fealty to Mary, the Mother of Jesus. OFFICERS OF QUR LADY'S SODALITY ARE: Prefect, Patty Priceg Vice-Prefect, Carolyn O'Byrneg Secretary, Marcia Funky Treasurer, Mary Bob Bouvy. The Sodality has formed three committees: Eucharistic Committeeg Mission Committeeg Literature Committee. The Sodalists receive Holy Communion in a body on the third Sunday of every month. They planned to sanctify themselves in a special way during the holy season of Lent. They are conscientiously following the Sodality Manual in all their activities. Officers 1957-1958: Grand Knight, Mr. J. J. Salehg Treas- urer, Mr. C.M. Haddadg Guard, Mr. Pat LeBlanc, Lecturer, Mr. O.C. Arnoldg Trustee, Mr. Chas. Unis, Financial Secretary, Mr.. Chas. Buck. HOLY AM 1 SOCIETY The Holy Name Society of Immaculate Conception Church has been organized in Tyler since 1946. - The members receive Holy Communion in a body on Holy Name Sunday. A breakfast and meeting follow immediately after the nine o'c1ock Mass. Officers 1957-1958: Marshal '57, Mr. R,C. Fleetg Treas- urer '57, Mr. T.R, Khirallahg Secretary '57, Mr. C.B., Buck, ftop row, left to rightj. Vice-President '58, Mr. J.H, Brogang President '58, Mr. J. Quirkg President '57 Mr. J. M. Spillerg Treasurer '58, Mr. Carl Bieberg Q row, left to rightj. Secretary '58, Mr. J. Negemg '58, Mr. J. Gollob fnot picturedj. KNIGI-ITS OF COL MBUS The Knights of Columbus was organized July 21, 1910. It now has 165 membersg owns its ovxm hallg has influence in three parishes in, and near Tyler. The Council has contributed materially and spiritually to the Immaculate Conception Church, St. Gregory's School, Sisters Convent, and Mother Frances Hospital. The Council sponsorsCub Scouts, Scouts, and Explorers. It also sponsors Church and School Softball and Basketl Leagues. They help the Little and Pony Lea in coaching and in financing. . . ' G e Each year the K of C has a Mardi Ball with the selection of a Mardi Gras Qu LTAR SOCIETY The function of the Altar Society is to keep flowers on the altar, buy the wine and altar breads, maintain vestments, linens, candles, and candelabra -- every thing used on or around the altar. As a special project this year the organ- ization, with the aid of the Catholic Daughters, remodeled the parish kitchen. Funds for the operation of the Altar Society are raised by having a Thanksgiving turkey dinner yearly. Officers 1957-1958: Mrs. Frank H. Neely, presidentg Mrs. L.,C. Peterschmidt, first vice-presidentg Mrs. Lynn Green, secretaryg Mrs. Len Weitzman, second vice-pres- identg Mrs. E. S. Rest, sacristang Mrs. Edward W. Howard, treasurerg Mrs. C. F. Johnson, corresponding secretary, who is not pictured here. CATHOLIC D GHTERS ers 1957-1958: Mary Jane McNamara, new Grand gentg Mrs. W. Benson, past Grand Regent, Mrs. S. past secretaryg Mrs. .Toe Scally, marshalg Mrs. P. Adams, organistg Mrs. P,A, LeBlanc, monitorg Mrs. Leon Triana, financial secretary. Court Mary A. Drake No. 1288 was organized September 4, 1938. The purpose of the court is administering spiritual and corporal works of mercy and assisting with the education of young men for the priesthood. Through the years, Mrs. N.L.. Webster has been the welfare chairman. Through the efforts of this comrnittee, many families have been helped, many converts made, and much work done at the T. B. Hospital. A Korean family was helped for six years. An official Court Study Club has been active for several years. Lltnuary 1955 Sunday Mondfw 'Tuesd Wedn sdwlmqlgyy 'Scdurday 1-1-- lnnr '5 f . 1 ' ff' '1 X 6? XX ' 1 N51 'wwf ff X ' ll -sg 5 '-' x ' Ny ' 12 Hfxx N ..Nff 4' Zi f-- xg N 222' My 19 f E5 X ff f QM lf, nn Special Days ,nn GOD'S GREATEST GIFT -- THE PRIEST lb. 5 T v- is 'l 1 iw.. 2 -,uf'.J.... ,. . 'QMWI K , 'Wfll-'ff' 11 ' -Q ., ,,, M eacon John Scheller, neph- w of Mrs. Maude Hewitt, '11 be ordained May 2.9, St. John's in Arkansas. Officiating at his First Mass is Father Raphael Kam el fcenterl at Immaculate Conception Church on April 26, 1955. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Namie Kamel, Father Camillus Cooney, O,S,B,, Qin surplicel said his First Mass on June 3, 19565 his brother, Fatherdcierald Cooney, on June 3, 1950. They are sons of Mr. and Mrs. C.A, Cooney. GOD'S'FAVORITE -- THE SISTER rs 'P . I I ,., V... ' '-FI EF? ' I-f , I lf D 5' 1 . h' M1 - 1? , Q ,Cray . LaSa1ette, daughter of and Mrs. Joseph Korkrnas, at St Gerard's San H' N vigil Sister Raphael Marie, St. Anthony's, Long- view, and Postulant, Yvette Kamel, Notre Dame College, St. Louis, are the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Namie Kamel. Father Timothy A. Gollob, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Gollob, was ordained in Rome on March l, 1958. ' Postulant Anna Marie Cars- Well, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Carswell, attends Notre Dame College in St. Louis. ,W 191 Msgr. Edward V. McCullough, pastor of Immaculate Conception Church, and C. M. Haddad, general chairman of the building fund for the Catholic high school, discuss the landscaping of the 33-acre tract as Msgr. Mc- Cullough operated the BW Z1 Cat, in Green Acres. Some of the Kindergarten children of St Gregory s Sc oo und direction of Mrs. Louis Driggers, Graduates of 1970 try out the ground-breaking shovel used on December 8 1957 OFFICI. L GROUNDBRE KING .3 'E' WMWEMOMU HPFCOPEE- M iw-' HSS Q -scum--1 5459,-1 ZC-HWMDZOO M Despite the cold blowing wintry winds priests, Sisters, parishoners, school children, civic and religious groups, gathered for ground-breaking ceremonies for a new Catholic Junior-Senior High School. Msgr. Vincent J. Wolf, principal speaker, stressed the idea that Catholics do not wish any union between Church and State, for both are perfect societies. The obligation of the parish is to educate the who1e child --body and soul. ' ' Mayor Zeb Spruiell, pictured with Msgr. E. V, McCullough in the breaking of the ground, welcomed the forthcoming school in behalf of the City of Tyler, and another welcome for Smith County was ex- tended by County Judge Ned Price. Dr. I-I. E. Jenkins, president of Tyler Junior College, congratulated the parish on its planning. Dr. Holmes Webb, Tyler High School principal, participated in the program. For years, he said, te have enjoyed splendid relationships with St. Gregoz-y's Parochial School and know that this will con- inue with the splendid new high school. The slogan of YOUTH WEEK is I-IEALTHIER, I-IOLIER, HAPPIER, strong in mind and body, fervent in spirit and happy in God'Ns grace. Parents and teachers believe in giving youth an oppor- tunity to learn by doing and by living. Our young people are, on the whole, wholesome in thought and act, guided by virtuous ideals of living. Pictured above is David McNamara leading a discussion group in seeking ways and means of making youth I-IEALTHIER. gh:-eotneag V, .mul imyjggbg -l g,:Mt..: I . .L N if A 4 : 'x -'19 - ,Nw .lg The youth of today is the leader of tomorrow. Leadership is best attained through opportunities of competition, character, manliness, holiness, virtue, and in service to others. Pictured is Mike Channing accepting the responsibility of leading a group in finding opportunities. for making youth HHOLIER. i 1 it ' gf lz?1F'nF ' ' Q w L L 1 1 X NL' 4 I . . E. tzrif: .gyfvrpf 11523 A e:'f'il'3 'lfllljl St. Gregory's Junior High observes BROTHERHOOD WEEK sponsored by the National Conference of Christians and Jews. Pictured from left to right are Robert Boulter, local chairmang Rev. P, W, Walker, Methodist Church: Dr. Gustve Falk, Jewish leaderg Msgr. Anthony F. DTOZd, St. Michael's Church, Weimar. All the speakers stressed the Brotherhood of Man under the Fatherhood of God. Msgr. Drozd added this thought--Love all mankind, but those who are not of our Faith, love a little more. - 0 .- . 2.3151 E111 L-2 if' 'ilf'3.fgl'.1Lf': Qing' J L li.?' - r va :refs Lbs. i Fuses any . 2. ew: . ,-iuffl .gm 'QA iii- . 1' -' O .11 3, 4 wp 1 1 What makes for a HAPPIER youth? Dennis Swift and his group of Ninth Graders seek the answer to the question. Here it is. Whatever makes for happiness in this world and in the next. Youth does not stop and close the sentence with a period after world, but after heaven, for youth realizes that he is a citizen of two worlds--earth and heaven. God bestows great gifts on young people, and may they always be used in His service and accordingto His law to make our American Youth, HEALTH- IER, HOLIER, HAPPIERJ' I P -v f 2 by-'Y - :- W -244i - - g,--+T-- --744g A-g - t W, as : - - ... - ,- , ..A .. Ee A The slogan for CATHOLIC BOOK WEEK is CHRISTIAN READING FOR CHRISTIAN LIVING. There is a mysterious power in reading. As good almost killamanas kill a good book, John Milton once wrote: who kills a man, kills a reasonable creature, God's imagegbut he who destroys a good book kills reason itself, kills the image of God, as it were, in the eye. To salesmen in promoting The Catholic Digest Contest in the high school are Carol George fsittinglg Frances Carswellg Karen Gilboe, winner of the girls' watchg John Olsen, winner of boys' watchg Carolyn Bryantg Sharon Bosworthg Bert Saleh. V '. ' M Through the combined efforts of the MOTHERS' CLUB, BOOSTER CLUB, and KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS lockers were purchased for the pupils of the Junior High, since no locker space had been provided for them in the classrooms. The students appreciate the thoughtfulness of Sister Lorita, principal of St. Gregory's School, in asking these various organiiations for the lockers. Publicly the students wish to express their gratitude to the MOTHERS' CLUB, BOOSTER CLUB and KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS for these spacious lockers. THANK YOU! How did we ever get along without them? . ' .,. rr':-'refs ' T . ' - Q ,,. il., IIVNK ' ,aw V!-if 1' if M IM , IV im ' H I I ' 1274 . A I1 y I - . v Q. f ff-- f ' -pr L 1 .lfe I1- E IE' In accordance with CATHOLIC PRESS MONTH the Literature Committee of the Sodality sponsored a project to promote spiritual interest in the Catholic Faith by distribution of Catholic magazines. Pic- tured from left to right are Carmellia Fallacaro Qstudent librarian, and Maria Ehemann on their Way to the Tuberculosis Hospitalg Marcia Funk and Carol Bieber to the Public Libraryg Kathleen Peter- schmidt and Patricia Ludwig to the Old Folks I-Iomeg Carol George and Kathleen Corcoran to the City Jail. These girls received permission from these organizations to distribute Catholic magazines. 1 A I 2 2 THE NATIONALUCATHOLIC DECENCY IN READING PROGRAM was sponsored by the CATHOLIC DIGEST the latter part of October at St. Gregory's School. Elementary and high school classes showed great interest in the project. Winners in the Elementary School are ffront row, left to rightj Mary Carol Robinsong Pete Brinkmang Angene Kennedyg Peter Mike Mendoliag ftop row, left to rightj Roy Shearg Susie Wisenbakerg Peggy Staskusg Kathy Corbettg Pam Sniderg Carroll Pierce. On October 9, 1957, parents visited St. Gregory's School. Classroom doors were opened wide. On display in the rooms were work papers of the pupils that showed their The ninth grade students held a jam session on teenage problems. Monsignor McCullough, Sister Lorita, parents and students freely discussed the social aspects of our Catholic teenagers. Marcia Funk presided at the meeting. Refreshments were served in the cafeteria at the close of open house. Mrs. Henry Geary fcenter picture above, is substitute teacher at St. Gregory's School. We appreciate her service. progress in the various subjects. Teachers were in their classrooms for consultation with parents. p,---T Ani. j 'ls I I gh ,-, y, X X ' N My W A Jig Wwxfjj X Q 23 Q je6nzaffy 1958 jundcw Monduvhuesday lwed sdnylllx ay 'Friday '5uiuvd I F-Q 122' his . ,UAQWN ,LLL X N 2 , My X, QW 2 Q! N S KT! y NX X X c'-ff Ufubs SAINT GREGORY BOOSTER CLUB -HI 'T 'W '. T ' ' J T! U 4 4 V ,ft -- ' S I I M ' 1 I Q. f ' OFFICERS 1957-1958 W Mike O'Byrne, Secretaryg Waddell George, Vice-Presidentg Ralph U. Whitten, Presidentg Albert Saleh, Treasurerg C,M, Haddad, Special Advisor. The St. Gregory Booster Club was organized several years ago to provide our school with physical education and' recreation. Its members are the Dads of the school. The Club has provided playground recreation for the boys of grades one through six, dancing for the girls of grades one through six, sports for the girls, seven through ninth grades, as well as varsity football and basketball for the Junior High boys. - Board of Advisors: Msgr. E. V, McCullough, I-Ion. Chairmang Sister Superior M. Lorita, Hon. Chairmang Al Brewertong James Cooneyg John Corcorang John Godellg Wm. I-Iarkriderg Tom Khiralahg Pat LeBlancg John Maherg James Spillerg Phil Staskusg Dale Spitznasg John Channingg Stanley Goeblerg Eddie Georgeg Gene Gilboeg John Craddockg Jack Finnerang C, M, I-Iaddadg Leon St. Pierreg Raymond W. Roedelg and Ed Campbell. l THE SAINT GREGORYWS CAFETERIA 1 l . 'a i Pupils of St. Gregory's School are served hot 4 ' lunches in the cafeteria under the management - ff.: -' of Mrs. Grace Williams. Meals are prepared H3 1 by Mrs. Lillie Belle Jones. Volunteer help of , ,V ii' the mothers are supervised by Mrs. Gene Gil- ' gy, ff ,N boe. Mr. Willie Lee takes care of the mainte- 'U V 'I 'N nance of the cafeteria. '-- V -il' V- f -3 Q M1-5, Gene Gilboe Mrs. Grace Williams Mrs . H. Johnson 'Y' Treasurer OTHERS' CLUB Mrs. N. Godell Im 4-115 .-sei Vice-President Mrs. S. Thurman 25 reg Secretary Parliamentarian Mrs. M. George w1.-f- X .Tv-H . President Mrs. E.M. Hesse Historian Mrs. B. Finn 4 as eg-, J. ., ,V 3253? u'4'E7 ffm .11?:13','lg4- - vwifszff 12?-'WW I ,Q-'P' WEP,-1 'ff I EW fl? 'iljgifii , ,,. ,. - rl, . Corresponding Secretary OFFICERS 1957-1958 In 1945, Father Vincent J. Wolf set about to organize a Mothers' Club. The purpose of such an organization was to give aid and assistance in any way possible to the School Sisters of Notre Dame who were to staff the school. On December 2, the first meeting was held in the home of Mrs. Lenora Bothwell, first president of the organization. Through the years the Mothers' Club has purchased such items as cafeteria equipment, clinic supplies, all sanitation supplies, library books, maps,. record players, records, time clock, public address system, desks, chairs, tables, motion picture projector, lockers, play-ground equipment, black-topping for a portion of the play-ground, furnishings for a room of the new Convent, and many other things too numerous to mention. As an organization the ladies have sold many items, given luncheons, ice-cream socials, bingo parties and dances. Their chief money-making project has always been their annual carnival. A food shower is given every November as a small act of thanksgiving to our Nuns. Past presidents of the Club are Mesdames Lenora Bothwell, Catherine Royce, Lil McKenna, Pat Bosworth, Elena Burke Q2 termsl, Jane Maher, Ella Mae Hesse, Betty Jo Finn, Louise Rizzo Q2 termsj, and Joan Spitznas. W Chairmen for 1957-58 are Mrs. Mary Klueppel, Sanitationg Mrs. Jean Gilboe, Cafeteriag Mrs. Elaine Johnston, Programg Mrs. Sam Clark, Library and Raffleg Mrs. Jeane Brinkman, Visual Education, Mrs. Dorothy King, Home Room Mothers, Mrs. Margie Garrett, Ice Cream Socialg Mrs, Nelda Godell, Bingo, Mrs. Lucille Crutchfield, Christmas Cardsg Mrs. Dorothy Craddock, Gift Saleg and Mrs. Sally Roedel, Transportation. TY10wclf1.1953 Sunday Monday Uuosoiu lwednosd Tk r x Friday lgaiurday 5 I , 2 Q W L N. L f M Xu A I .Q X QW X31 A T ,VJJW Spf X3 AN Q .fill X M I - Q NUR Ai It wk 5 XXX MQ ' 'W KWXWU , 4 3 wi-35? M X 4 50 Mfsif i O rg anizatiovn I DAD-DAUGHTER BANQUET BROWN IES DAD-DAUGHTER BANQUET of the BROWNIES was held at the American Legion Hall on February 8. Each group entertained in some way -- games, skits, singing. BRGW IES it Grade IV -- Leaders: Mrs. L. Steele and Mrs. J. Harrison. Grade I1 -- Leaders: Mrs, Jos. Scally and Mrs. R. Heitzman. The St. Gregory Girl Scouts were organized in 1956 under the supervision of Mrs. Wm. Harkrider. The Girl Scouts organization be? gan with twelve members in 1 912, and in 1955 it numbers Z 1f2 million. That is the Girl Scout story. Girl Scout has been a success in meeting the need of millions of girls to belong to a group of their own. In Girl Scouting Grade III -- Leaders: Mrs. C. Crutchfield and Mrs. G. Keith. , ., - . -.,.:'.:.,..,.A:,.M,,:,- ..,,, g V W GIRL SCUUTS 5 Senior Scouts -- Leader: Mrs. Edwin Campbell, ' each girl is important for what she is, rather than who she is, or for what she does. Each girl gets a chance to explore her own talents. Each girl learns to take responsibility and to be an' active citizen in a girl-sized democracy. Girl Scouting is more than a club -- it is a ay of living. Grade V -- Leaders: Mrs. Mike Dooley and M rs. R. Russell. Grade VI -- Leader: Mrs. Dan E. Meehan 17 M , 11- is BOY SCOUTS AND LEADERS are J. L. Stauffer, Waddell George, Albert Saleh, B,R. Kaspufis, John J. Godell, Horace Pierce. 1' ' ' J', ,fm b I 4' 7 qi A-.L - 'fo r -A ?n X f 5 ' -M X , -1: c-f f . .,-1.1 M X, I QW ' Zig 'E' . ,, , v X wg, X UU . ,L . X X I 'HQ X L Paul Brune John J. Godell Waddel George ' f'L' ., ' ' 1 '. .. 1.2 K .IW i -an :Sw QQ! ai,E.,:'lf 'L .. D, VE. ' . rf . ,. -:fy JFS' 'Z ,Eff . fa- r i qfffzf. 5 5' : A -9 -5 ' L ' f -ag, Q - . ,Q -- 15 fn, P ' VTX? 1 , nf- ' , . :' XL .E , L' . f. Q., . N QM ., 1, g V . 1311?- M ' W ye-A 'fi x 55, 3 -- -1 .9 ' Ver: 1 2. ' '. f 1- f,1'13'f ' , . -., rr -- ar.. , , Scout - Explorer Field 'Mass Tyler State Park March 31, 1958 Frank Brinkman B. R, Kasputis Wm. Harkrider EXPLORERS AND LEADERS are Joseph Matac and Ronald Olseng presiding at the meeting is Explo Joe Royce. EXPLORERS AND BOY SCGUTS EXPLORER POST NO. 333 is sponsored by the Knights of Columbus, Council 1502, Tyler, Texas. Exploring is the older branch of Scouting. ,instead of placing the emphasis on outdoor activities only, the ES-:ploring program also includes social activities, service to community and vo- cational experiences and guidance. During this past year, Post 333 has had many overnight camp outs for outdoor activities, hayrides, skating parties, stag par- ties, Western dance and took part in the East Texas Area Council Social for its social activities, received Ground Observer Corps training, assisted at the carnival, served as volunteers after the tornado, served breakfast to Mothers on Mothers' Day, worked during the Good Turn Day collections, ushered at football games, served as messengers during a Civil Defense Exercise, served an Emergency Meal to the Boyscout Troop, served the Knights of Columbus breakfast on Scout Sunday for its service to the commu- nityg received vocational guidance from prominent individuals at ' A . -W f -' ,,1 .t.. EEE , a h im A., xx its post meetings, visited the General Electric plant, Barksdale and Hensley Air Force bases, Lone Star Steel plant, Cotton Belt Railroad yards and participated in two Rose District vocational con- ferences as part of its vocational guidance program. All in all, it has been a busy year.' , Elected leaders for the Francis, .Dale Long, Nor- Kirby Quirk, and Mike F ran- Joseph S. Matachinskas Bruce Keith, Assistant Ad- Post Committee Chairman, ovan, A, P, Tucciarone, bers. 9 BOY SCOUT TROOP NO, the Knights of Columbus. 58: Tommy Finn, Senior Gilbert George, John Go- Johnston, and David Kas- Troop Committee is corn- Chairmang Waddell George, and Committeemen are Al- I-I.L, Pierce, A. J., Sam- past year have been John man George, Joe Royce, cis. Adult leaders are Advisor, Jack Fisher and visorsg Ronald W. Olsen, R.L. Emerich, D, T. Don- J. Quirk, Committee Mem- ?og'4. '- 5 ' Ef'gL45- .L.-. ' I .-,- 333 is also sponsored by Troop officers for 1957- Patrol Leaderg Pat Cooney, dell, Jack Hamilton, Doug putis, Patrol Leaders. The posed of B. R, Kasputis, Institutional Representative, bert E. Saleh, John Godell, peck, J. R. Cooney, Robt, G. Russell. Scoutmaster is Jack Stauffer. During the past year our Troop has been kept very busy with camping, hiking, conservation, and 'iff if let, 'Q tif ,L - -..iz15'--A,t9,,i , sift? d A7 lib 41, if lj Q Aq w f' l in X 'Nfl .r'w1,.. R 'J 60-Nil 'if3t6tva.:y,, . ' . J - .' ll! ,.n .. .1 f- -- K 5. t- ,, t -f vp. 2 X in ' w 'E ll -. ' -. 1 F - 25, F Pg ,,'gqf.:-- if vi' 1'-92 .ess e ,- Nw nf Ig Q .W , Q I v ' ' W-Q A! ,W W' ,gn 1 ,X , , , ...N ,gq.x ' . -in t ' 4, pw wits , r --1.152 X' -- N , A , 2,.' A -. . ,L 1 Good Turn projects. Memorable among these were the Sabine camping trip when we all froze Qalmostj and the cook-o-rama at Longview fdoglicious ! Q. And we look fondly back at the early morning mobilization exercise which got Mom and Dad up at 5 A, M, Topping off the whole year was our trip to the Cathedral in Dallas where several of our boys received the Ad Altare Dei award. Our hats are off to them. Den Mother: Mrs. Roy Shear Leader: Mr. F. Brinkman Den Mother: Mrs. C.F. Johnson Den Mother: Mrs. Robert Ray A . W , -M , 5: :.-- :fEEE:'E! ll L ,M rp-q,:1I ,..-1.--I! ' 'w in ,-.-ns- '!l -1111-lil CUB SCOUTING, the younge boys' program, began at S Gregory's in 1949. On Octobe 31 Pack 333 was issued charter under the Very Re Vincent J. Wolf, superintenden and J. M. Haddad, instifuticin representative. Twenty-eig cub scouts were divided in five dens. Den Mother: Mrs. Madison Lee Den Mother: Mrs. J. Matachinskas e that time Pack 333 has hown a' continued growth. ow under the sponsorship f the Knights of Columbus are registered 68 Cub in nine dens and seventeen s. It is the expressed of the Pack Committee make available to every boy St. Gregory's between the of eight to eleven the sof Cub Scouting. BLUE AND GOLD BANQUET Speaker: Jesse Suetten, For- mer sheriff of Athens. Den Mother: Mrs. Stanley Goebler OFFICERS SEMESTER I Leon Geary 511 W Z 1-30U1fE',4Im'U H505-'- HH mag.-gain 3f'f3,2,bWgl Cmwd 'Tim 25i,2+UQ,'s::s HF? mmild XE gm 051 53' B' EL F9 mbddm H2 BOARD MEMBERS Dick Stine ' fa on g no o ClQ,Cl5C3mCU0'119 '11 Hr4v-f'-'HH'-zU 1 'H sv m'4wH-mmmgm oJ0o.wo.0So.'j,m m mp,morn,-,coO:fUJ.'3' angqmoomoo,-,5sg'g U1 N W 13- 5 SHED ft if H '-' N H. fl HDZCCG S F' and Coronation Danc e. The second semester Student Council was responsible for re- porting rule infractions in the ha11s,' cafeteria, and on the campus. Activities planned were a school dance in the auditorium in Feb- ruaryg Western Dance in Aprilg and a Spring Prom in May. !D51l':.j Q+m ' r-I-50 S.:-PUIUJ rf-'5Tf 5' E? wOfDC7 :msg ,... floicm Cnrbmo o ' s: 'm'4 5?g0,'3.:4 sei- OOD H1335- OU' 5323 :wang H Em 7 l 'lCm gmom H51-H Ogg? 21 Hs o'- - I3g3f'0 f ommm 5939 mga? 'U O 1H-Q' 50:30 uz f 2, Omffi Hr-ICQ m 'Q.0 O-H-05: 'Ci ma-P-Q Vast' 4 rn H I3 Zmbdim I-E FHOZCGQ OFFICERS SEMESTER II Carol Bieber President Tony Brinkman Vice-President Kathleen Corcoran Secretary Dennis Swift Treasurer BOARD MEMBERS David McNamara Freshman - Carol George Freshman John Finneran Grade 8 Joyce George Grade 8 Gilbert George Grade 7 9 Sally Schlueter Grade 7 OOWWPHM W C ONGRA T ULA TIONS GREGORIAD STAFF! C ONGRA T ULA TIONS GREGORIAD STAFF ! e N17 GREGORIAD STAFF talk over plans for their first yearbook. ja I , TW s T , 1. 15 N F from left to right are Kathleen Peterschmidt, Mary Bob Patty Price, Kathleen Corcoran, and Carol Georgeg standing eft to right are John Olsen, Marcia Funk, Tony Brinkman, Bieber, Carolyn O'Byrne, and Carmellia Fallacaro. These Leon Geary, Dan Spiller, Ronnie Middlebrooks, Mike Channing, Sister Lorita attended the Corsicana Meet. EMHFPZWGCH 'GEMS Budding journalists attended a workshop in the production and publication of yearbooks at Navarro College in Corsicana.. Mr. Jim Baker from Waco, representative of Newsfoto Publishing Co. in San Angelo, conducted the workshop. Those who attended the workshop were his guests at lunch. Mrs. Middlebrooks, Mrs. Peterschmidt, and Mr. Geary provided the transportation. ..,r..,,7 1 pril 19:55 S JY Morwl0Yxfuesda!Tjj1ayxThur5Xi-imy tgoilwolav J 1 h-U O im ,, , QV, NM 7 3 ' A5 -11N lgfwf AV 20 ' YK Llfulml :IJIM-2j1m13fi,jL il X 4'0 1 'XXX X XNN QA Ufillifieg i l 'ar UNCH FOR TWO .AU VW' Q Q L, I no sie 'Wx ble me ' On St. Valentine's Day the girls of Grade IX auctioned off Lunch for Two boxes to the boys. Profits went to the missions of the S, S,N,D. 'S in Central America and Japan. Dan Spiller, the highest bidder, was the recipient of Kathleen Corcoran's lunch box. ON SAINT LENTINE'S D Y V Q0 alentines, games, refreshments were a CIVICS Grade VII celebrated St. Valentine's Day' with a UB project of Grade VIII. Plans took a sudden record party in the school cafeteria. Abundant when the auditorium became available for refreshments were served by the girlsg the boys Grade VIII joined G.rade IX for a short furnished the records. Everyone had an enjoyable enjoyable hop. time. do CONCERT PIANIST CONCERT Concert pianist, Mr. Richard Inger, gave a recital at St. Gregory's on November 14, in the school auditorium. Mr. Inger studied at the Conservatoriurn in Vienna and has been giving concerts all over Europe and America. His program was varied and versatile: classical, folk song, Negro spirituals, and popular music. Some of the selections were Ave Maria by Schubertg You'll Never Walk Alone g Lucky Ole Sun g Around the World g Bless This House g and Sixteen Tons. Mr. Inger impersonated Tennessee Ernie Ford, Al Jolson, Johnny Ray, Liberace, Tab Hunter, Guy Mitchell, Frankie Lane, and Perry Como. The program concluded with community singing of Alouette, Mountains Never Meet, and Chantez. Participating in the Christmas program are ballet dancers M. Latimer, B. Chitwood, and S. Spillerg dance directed by Alfred Gilliam. vf 5 XS ss' JS 1 'gif A Y 13 - ' Vx 0 i l - , Q Q, PROGR A choral program and projected sce of the life of the Infant Christ wa presented at Christmas time for public and the students. The can was an original adaptation of A Wo: Wrapped in Silence by Father Ly: Narration and projected scenes vs inter-woven with appropriate hy and carols. Miss Billie Jean C directed it. PI 0 RECIT L To honor'St. Cecilia, the patroness of music, the music pupils of Mrs. Overleese and of Sister Clared gave a piano recital on No- vember ZZ, in the school auditorium for the student body. The following numbers were played: . Q Musette, DQ' Major by J.S. Bach -- Susie Stark Serenade by Weybright -- Paula Hubley The Duck and the Waterlily -- Joan Johnson Winsome by Weybright -- Mary Ann Matachinskas Rat-a-plan by Donzetti -- John Finneran Duet: Witches Flight by Russell -- Millie Long Elevator by Schaum -- Tim Cooney Pat-a-cake by Cobb -- Marsha Peters Hawaiian Twilight by Tieman -- Helen K. Hesse Ronald Driggers On November 13, the choralgroup accompanied on the piano by Accofdianist Sister Clared entertained the Mothers' Club in the school auditorium. The following selections were sung: The Levee Song, Standing in Ronald played in the Chl-lst the Need of Prayer, and Wait 'Till I get on my Robe. mas Program. V --P Z? ,.. --3'--sn. 4' BAND C J Newly formed band under Sister M Clarecl had its first program on De- cember 18. Members are Pat Cooney, Mekalip, R. Driggers, D. St. Pierre McNamara, J. Price, J. Goebler S. Finneran--clarinetsg Pete Borges Godell, I... Spano, R. Spano, R T. Finn, G. George, M. Tate Dudley -- trumpetsg J. Olsen, D trombonesg T. Cooney, B C. Clark -- drums. :tk ', . .v,.- . ., ,.,,.. ,A , 1' : 'Y ,D H '4 r 4 , if .1 1 'fr L M ,F .'.- I 'rin' Y A ..' 3 H - K, X '-1, ' v A g -, A, b px A P X., 5-Q 'Q' ' I ' x f 5 w . I' 5' f ii , I Y N 'zl 1 - Q wifi' .' 4 .IA x 3 5 'Q F ST. GREGORY'S .TU HER- HI., ' HIS ElE 5': CA Pug,-KING AND QUEEN o 42 X? Vv H NIOR HIGH , ,1 El , f ,, L M ERT SALEH A CORONATION DANCE, honoring the CAMPUS KING AND QUEEN of St. Gregory's School, was held in November at the Rose Garden Center. King Bert Saleh and Queen Joyce George were crowned by Leon Geary and Marcia Funk, president and vice-president of the STUDENT COUNCIL. THE ROYAL. COURT: Patty Price and Ronny I-littg Kathleen Corcoran and Robert Gearyg Frances Cai-swell and Dan Spillerg Janis Cooney :and Jack I-Iamiltong Jane Spiller and Tommy Finn., Mrs. Betty Jo Finn was mistress of ceremonies. The stage was beautifully decorated in blue, white and pink with evergreens and ferns banking the sides. Refreshments were served during the dance from a table beautifully decorated with white lace cloth and center arrangement of pink carnations and silver candelabra holding pink tapers. N D to zfflam. P TEXAS DAY AT T GREGORY S Y V-,T 2 RPM 98 zYy x X J , 'N Western Day at St Gregory's coincided with San Jacinto or Texas Day on April 21 Pupils came to school dressed in their western outfits--boots hats guns and the whole Works. But this year they really did things up right. 'Old time bartenders served coke at lunch time and from behind an old bar. Dennis Swift Dan Spiller Ronnie Hitt and Dick Stine looked old timey with their handlebar mustaches and their hair parted down the middle At high noon Sister Lorita called her cleputies to prepare for a good ole western movie. The good ole days came to life at St Gregory's on April Z1 1958 A few cowgirls and cowboys went home from school a little bit tired but all enjoyed themselves on Western Day HAYRIDE The Student Council sponsored a hayride to Bellwood Lake on October Z8 Transportation was arranged by Carol George Ninth grade provided the hay, and were in charge of the tickets Seventh grade took charge o f the r efreshm ents. Parents of several Junior High students chap eroned the ride 9 . A R ff Q: Q ,I aseifl, ' ,. aw 2, '51-5' ,Eg-, , f gif 4 4 ri ' ea A T D f ,A-jfs! - 2: .. W ' . J F ' A A A 1 S l fi ' A ' ' - K Q K Q . V y , x fa Vw ii: . N z I X A 1: .' M '--f ,' .. y Y ea ' ' W ' I xl .i I lla L 'V YV. ' Q ik? I f' . A- I' K va ,A , ,lr -gg ' ' Q ! 1 1 , a 1 I ' 7 ' YYlcLg1953 Sunday 'Monday' ggd f X' xi X fag? W N7 ,W f f f , , xX R , W XXX xg X 1 Xl? LO f fi 5 X ff T! 1 X W Z Zf W rx ff! , f x UW N1 0. X ff K ff W X X ff, 23 f ff X X Egg? I 11 id ,Wis- G vacluajc ion A OFFIC ERS of the Ninth Grade are Carol George, presidentg John Olsen, vice'-presidentg Carolyn O'Byrne, secretaryg David McNamara, treasurer. 'H ff rmv F , I . if. -u I4 Z-' 5 AS THEY SEE THEMSELVES Ballad of a Teen-age Queen -Carol Bieber Breathless -Mary Bob Bouvy Take Me Out to the Ball Game - Kathleen Corcoran For Heaven's Sake -Maria Ehmann Belonging to Someone -Carmellia Fallacaro Sophisticated Lady -Marcia Funk I Almost Lost My Mind -Carol George Mixed Emotions -Patty Ludwig If You've Got the Money, l've Got the Time - Carolyn O'By1-ne , The Roving Kind -Kathleen Peterschmidt Wreck on the Highway -Patty Price Solitude -Angela Reed Stouthearted Man -Tony Brinkman Giant -Mike Channing Daddy Cool -Ronald Driggers Ange1's Smile -Leon Geary Oh! Oh! I'm Falling in Love Again -Ronnie Hitt In Time -Dean Kellner It's a Woman's World -Andy Long Why Don't They Understand? -Ronnie Middlebrooks Everyday fSchoolj-John Olsen N A Million Miles from Nowhere -Dan Spiller Rumors are Flying -Dick Stine I'm Gonna Be a Wheel Someday -Dennis Swift A Bad Motorcycle -David McNamara xv. ,Ii WHO'S WHO IN THE FRESHMAN CLASS Most Popular Boy and Girl Dick Stine and Carol Bieber Friendliest Ronnie Hitt and Carol George Intelligent Tony Brinkman and Marcia Funk Athletic Ronnie Hitt and Kathleen Corcoran Mr. and Miss Glamour Ronnie Hitt and Carol Bieber Wittiest David McNamara and Maria Ehrmann Boy Most Likely to Succeed Dennis Swift ' Girl Most Likely to Succeed Marcia Funk Most Quiet Angela Reed Most Attentive Carol George Most Energetic Tony Brinkman Teacher's Pet Mike Channing Privileged Character Dennis Swift 'KS 'I'lIl Cllllllll GROW S0 GRN' TIII ll l0l SLOGAN FOR AMERICAN EDUCATION WEEK, NOVEMBER 10 - 16, 1957 St. Gregory's Jr. High, realizing that Spiritua11y-vigorous Children Mean a Spiritually-vigorous Nation, held its first RETREAT on March 17. conferences were given by Father Frances Crane, a LaSa1ette Missionary from Connecticut. Vocationa11y-prepared Children Mean a Vocationally-prepared Nation. St. Gregory's sponsored VOCATION DAY on March 19. Father E. Ryan from St. Patrick's, Fort Worth, was the speaker. CAREER DAY if - 125' fit. St. Gregory's first CAREER DAY was held in the base- ment of the Church. Luncheon for speakers, teachers, and students was served by the mothers of the Junior High Classes. Speakers are fsitting from left to rightj Mrs. R. Shear, nursingg Mrs. M. Hall, Aviationg Mr. J. Spiller, engineering, Msgr. E. V. McCullough, Invocation, Mrs. R. Donovan, home economics, Mrs. B. J. Finn, welcome address, fstanding from left to right, Mr. B. Jackson, petroleum, Father J. Przydacz, gu-est, Mr. S. Przywara, businessg Dr. A. Sampeck, dentistry, Mr. F. Brinkman, insurance. Mr. C. Schlue- ter, aviation, Mr. P. Staskus, law, are not pictured. THE BIRTHDAY OF THE SCHOOL SISTERS OF NOTRE DAME IN TYLER, TEXAS Ever since November 9, 1945, the day that Mrs. W. M. Haddad and Mrs. H. Y. Haggard met the Sisters at Troup and welcomed them to their convent home in Tyler, Mrs. Haddad, Aunt Sophie to the Sisters, prepares and serves the Sisters their birthday dinner. We Sisters were twelve years old on Nov. 9, 1957. God love you, Aunt Sophie! Sisters Bernard, Herman Joseph, Blase and Teresita ,,,,,,: were the first Sisters to be served by Aunt Sophie. 1lT f'f? A ' ' ' 1 Q-v . -8.1 . . .v... 5 Q J 1 N1 i 5 il 3 U20 H Under the direction of Mrs. R. Kennedy, God's great plan for the existence of the universe and all living things is portrayed hy the fifth grade's ex- hibit of the wonders of nature and science. 67 ft 92 ww Q -C nv V I' I , 10 MWCHPZ K ,4 T1 - ' r .s -'F' With the aid of an electric globe, Miss Billie Jean Crow, seventh teacher, is explaining the, earth and planets. Students made for display and study, some of which can be seen in the background. I W P 625,370 y I M Sister Marca is encouraging the sixth grade in their Christmas card proj- ect. The boys decorated the tree while the girls worked on the black- board. A party was held with an exchange of gifts, dancing and playing V games. 3 2 wi, I Q, . C5150 .gy H L ' f. 5 v grade civics club is in session. Presiding are Joyce George, Sharon I Dardine Roedel, Frances Carswell, Bert Saleh, Charles Clark. orthwhile projects, such as obtaining U. S. and Texas flags, Pay Poll M ax posters, have been undertaken. Sister Clared is the teacher. fwf- H we A ei, N . K 5 Q NT ,f I Sister Marie Theodore beams happily as twelve of her first grade students spell out the word Tl-IANKSGIVING in rhyme while the rest of the class listen attentively. ' t M E l H -' l-sm l I N T I M E Mrs'. J. Cooney discusses with her third grade sciehce class the features of some of the leaves they collected and mounted during their study of trees and shrubs. Each child compiled a scrapbook of his science project. P I H 1 N 0 I lp-'DLI 5 T Sister Ursula explains to her second grade pupils a new blend in the phonics' program. The pupils are proud of the leaf and fruit border on the black V , , -Y,...,, board that they made for their Thanksgiving decoration. l 4 i il t dren., pH R pl l T M A ster Monica Marie shows the fourth grade a finished Christmas card. :E encils were cut and used for card patterns during an art period. The ildren sent these beautiful cards to their families at Christmas. K! n' ' 'V L! .A Come Let 'Us Adore, sing the tiny! tots of the kindergarten with their teacher, Mrs. Louis Driggers, as they offer their hearts to the little Infant King at the outside crib in front of school. This crib was erected by the upper classmen. MONTHLY GET-TO-GETHER SPONSORED BY THE STUDENT COUNCIL Our faithful chaperones: 1 Mrs. T. Korkmas M. O'Byrne C. Bieber Mrs. Mrs. Mr. C. Bieber Mr. M. O'Byrne C? ir- ff Ln-l 61 S., - N v . n June me Sunday lVIOm!a y lmsdady xiii! 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Geary Mr. L,C,,tPeterschmidt J,C, Price Sixth Grade Mr. and Mrs. lgnac Sukiennik Mr. Ralph Whitten BUSINESS PATRONS Arrow Drilling Co. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Middlebrooks Blue Bonnet Restaurant Blue Plate Foods, Inc. 117 Swan The Borden Co. 805 W. Front Citizens First National Bank of Tyler -100 E. Ferguson Florence and Moore Service Station 614 E. Erwin S. H. Kress and Company 116 W. Erwin Mac's Texaco Service Station Martin Sheet Roofing p New York Store 101 N. Spring aaas eaas s ea s? sees E E eases ssssassaessas PERSONAL PATRONS A Friend A Friend A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Jim Andretsos Mrs. Eula Anton Mrs. Walter Benson Mr. and Mrs. C. Bieber Mr. Larry Blackburn Mr. and Mrs. George' J. Boutros Mr. J.C, Bouvy Colonel T, J. Cassidy Eighth Grade Civic's Club Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Corcoran Mr. Joe Corbett Mr. and Mrs. C.G. Finn Mrs. Harry A. Haigler Marie L. Harkrider Claire Heitzrnan Mrs. Christi Hadjison Carl Horton Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Kamel Dr. A. J. Kessler Ben J. Long Mr. and Mrs. V. Ludwig Mr. Paul Madden Mr. Frank Martin Mr. and Mrs. H.F, McCauley Dan E. Meehan Mr. Rusty Mills Mr. and Mrs. O.B. Norton Mr. C. Nutter Mr. and Mrs. Mike O'Byrne The Olsen Family Shirley Peterschmidt T. J. Parsons T.C. Richardson P.C. Russell Mrs. Michael Stine Hal E. Sowell Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Whitham 'SSE SSSE EE E E ESEES EES SESEEEESQESSSEEEEESEESN W W WI W MW M WI W W W, LW W W M7 W! W W1 IW' mf Q ' W ' WI NM' W IMI MW WI W MW W, - Ea rl's IW W .WW '- W! W Frozen Foods MW MW W nw 1 WW mf . W!! fWY WU W iw W W MW M1 W! W! W7 W W HM' UN M' M W JW W! XW IIWTBTSESSBR Q 'Q Ml! ,W :VIII .W M' AM 0 W' MM ,JW W BUSINESS PATRONS ,W AW Barron Beauty Salon Beauty Queste Broadway Jr. Shop Brookshire 8: Johnston Compt0n's Beauty Shop Dalrymple Pharmacy 5 10 Eastland's 5 - 10 Hanna's Fabric Shop Hightower Lumber Co The House of Stuart Cosmetics Humble Service Station Good's Pharmacy Jackson Travel Agency, Ltd. Laves Jewelers Mac Ashworth Automobiles O'Bannon's Young Man's Shop Prim Insurance Co Reese 8: Bell Gulf Service Texas Furniture Co Tyler Mattress Co Young Motor Co . . . rica gs Q E g sesss s E rsss rsssssssssssssssssssss E fm W ,W M, , ,ff W, -w CW W7 wx vm' W W' M71 ww MW .EW WV W M! W! M' .W M W AW' WG M IW W MW IW M .W 010 MP7 JM' W W ILW W VM' M' MW ,W WW W JW ,W W KW XM' WE' W W' W W1 AW ,EW W WW W AW W AW MZ' M' WV ME' ,W MW WA' JW A Compliments of MARTHA and PAUL PETERS I QEEESE BEST WISI-IES to ST. GREGORY JUNIOR HIGH Iiflkvkik THE BOBBY MANZIEL FAMILY sx s srf sssssssss W M? mr IZ? M7 ll Il ll Wf f fl! 'W W HU' ,ly WI Ju f I' JW I 110 410 IW ww Vw JW W IW W' my .-W' IW .IW Wlf :W MW IW 'W .WW AW W nw AW W ,UW MZ' .Mo WI MM' Ml' AW' 11950 W HM MW MW ,W :IW ,ZW ,ZW :W .W Aw W' ,ZW MW AIG? .WW JW' W0 IW M7 Ml mf M E L--I 'v ,ll W I- ' - :W ww , , . - ,mf . - ww M, J W . an ur , m af W Wil Ml an IW W W . 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