St Gregory Junior High School - Gregoriad Yearbook (Tyler, TX)

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,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

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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.

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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.