The Tiger Times - Gunter ISD

November 2011 

Volume 3, Issue 4 

Seniors 2012 16 

Homecoming 17 

Cross Country 21 

Basketball Schedules 23 

Gunter ISD 

The Tiger Times 

Inside this issue: LEFT: Shown with 

Superintendent Kevin 

Tiger Band 6 

Worthy are the students 

honored at the October 

School Board meeting as 

Honor Rolls 12 

recipients of the 

Superintendent’s 

Honor Roll: 

Bi-District Champs 

The Lady Tigers Volleyball team, 

coached by Tonya Watson, defeated 

Caddo Mills on Tuesday night in bidistrict 

action. The playoffs will continue 

on Saturday, November 5, as the 

Lady Tigers take on Brock in Argyle 

beginning at 5 pm. 

Good luck, Lady Tigers! 

FRONT ROW (Left to Right): Morgan 

Harrison, Casey Hicks, Lana Green, 

Megan Lee, Regan Hestand. BACK 

ROW: Coach Watson, Caitlyn Smith, 

Morgan Watson, Harlee Johnson, Ciara 

Schmitz, Bethany Rodarmer, Abby 

Hester. 

Worthy students honored at board meeting 

Elementary School: 

Jacquelyn Galvan and 

Zander Turner 

Middle School: 

Hannah Eldredge and 

Ethan Edwards 

High School: 

Kerra Clement and 

Justin Crow

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Red Ribbon Week 

Red Ribbon Week is the nation’s oldest and largest drug prevention program reaching millions of Americans during the last 

week of October every year. By wearing red ribbons and participating in community anti-drug events, young people pledge to 

live a drug-free life. The Elementary and Middle School campuses held dress up days and door decorating contests to emphasize 

the drug free message. At the Elementary, class door decorations were judged in three divisions. The winners were:: 

Headstart - 1st grade division: Mrs. Mahana, Lifeskills - 4th grade division: Mrs. Locke, and Nurse Stacie won the other/ 

instructional staff. Winners for the GMS homerooms were: 1st Place - Mrs. Schroeter and Mrs. Bailey, 2nd Place (3-way tie) 

- Mrs. Bon, Mrs. Breedlove and Mrs. Rodarmer. 

Mrs. Mahana Mrs. Locke Nurse Stacie Mrs. Schroeter 

Mrs. Rodarmer Mrs. Breedlove Mrs. Bon 

Mrs. Bailey

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GISD School Board 

Tuesday, October 18, 2011 

5:30 pm - Goods-In-Transit Public Hearing 

The Board conducted the hearing to allow community participation to voice their opinion on whether the district should tax or 

not tax goods-in-transit. 

5:45pm - FIRST Public Hearing 

The Board conducted a Financial Integrity Rating System (FIRST) public hearing. The system was established to ensure that 

districts are held accountable for their financial management practices. Gunter ISD received a rating of Above Standard 

Achievement 

6:00 pm - Regular Board Meeting 

RECOGNITION 

Gunter ISD Superintendent Honor Roll: 

Gunter Elementary School: Jacquelyn Galvan and Zander Turner 

Gunter Middle School: Hannah Eldredge and Ethan Edwards 

Gunter High School: Kerra Clement and Justin Crow 

SPECIAL PRESENTATIONS 

Elementary Campus - Head Start Program: Dara Arrington, Diana Fielding and Joanna Ledezma presented on the new Head 

Start, a federally funded program that is managed by Region 10 Educational Service Center. LeAnn Kite and Sandy Axelrod 

from Region 10 presented to the board on how the program was developed and funded. 

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SUPERINTENDENT REPORT 

Financial Report was given. Budget Report, Landmark Bank Report, Revenue Report (Local & State) for September 2011. 

Lone Star Investment Report for August 2011: General operating, Interest and Sinking, Grayson County COOP. 

Lunchroom Report for 2011. 

Current Enrollment Update: GISD enrollment count 833: High School – 292, Middle School – 246, Elementary – 295. 

Honeywell Performance Based Contracting: Michael McDaniel from Honeywell presented to the board on performance based 

contracting. Gunter ISD is exploring ways to save money through facility upgrades to HVAC and lighting. The facility upgrades 

to these two areas could produce a substantial annual savings. Honeywell provides a facility analysis that will determine utility 

consumption and operational characteristics. The final output would identify efficiency measures and utility alternatives to reduce 

operating costs. The Board will continue to discuss this in future meetings. 

COMMUNICATIONS REPORT 

Fall Festival - October 25 

Board Meeting - November 14 

TASB Online Board Training Opportunity: Level III Training @ Region 10 – December 10. 

La Colina Employee Lunch - December 15 

Smart Phone App Update: The Smart Phone App was presented to the board. The App is still in development stages. 

CONSENT AGENDA/ROUTINE BUSINESS 

Minutes and Billing and Budget Amendments were approved from September 2011. 

REGULAR BUSINESS 

The board approved the 2011-2012 campus and district improvement plans as presented by Campus Principals and the District 

Curriculum Director. 

The board approved to join with the Texas Public Schools in the litigation of public finance matters essential to the fair treatment 

of Texas taxpayers and public school children. 

The board approved the revisions and changes to the current extracurricular policy. 

The board approved to tax goods in transit in accordance with Senate Bill I, and Tax Code 11.253. 

FUTURE BUSINESS 

Board Meeting - November 14 - 6 pm 

ADJOURNMENT 

Regular meeting was adjourned at approximately 8:40 pm


Mr. Autry 

Technology Advances 

By GMS Principal Pat Autry 

It’s hard to live in the world today and not notice how quickly technology is advancing. You’ve 

probably seen the commercial about the “new” television set that is outdated before it’s delivered! 

Whether dealing with “normal” budgets or the budget cuts of this summer, it has been hard for 

school districts to keep up. 

But we had a few exciting things happen this summer at GMS that have us MORE than just 

keeping up! 

First, wireless internet was added to our building. This is a huge step and makes other 

improvements easier. I’d like to offer a big thank you to Mr. Worthy for supporting our request 

for wireless and to Shelli Neely, Zach Allen, and Marilyn Davis for making it happen. 

Second, you’ve probably heard about our new policy regarding students bringing and using 

their own technology devices. This is an exciting new development at Gunter Middle School. It’s 

exciting for me to visit classes where students are in groups working on phones or tablets they’ve 

brought from home. Again, the wireless internet had to happen before this was possible. 

Third, we were fortunate to receive two new COWs, or Computers on Wheels. These portable laptops are reserved by 

teachers for student use in the classroom. You should see the calendar! They are used every day – some days by more 

than one class. 

So when you talk to your student about school, I hope you hear that technology is a part of their day at GMS. More and 

more, it’s a part of everyone’s day in both their job and personal life. We think school should look like life and are excited 

to have these advances in technology available for our teachers and students. 

Here’s one last thought on the subject: Parents, please be sure you are involved in your child’s use of technology. 

Monitor their internet use, limit their game play and texting. Know where their computers and cell phones are after 

9 pm. Just sayin’! 

Thanks for partnering with us to educate the great students we have at GMS. Thanks for volunteering your time and 

talents. If we can help you in any way, please let us know! 

GISD app is here! 

The Gunter ISD app is available in the iTunes store and 

the Android Market. It is a free app that will provide information 

right to you in an instant. If you have not downloaded it 

yet, be sure to get it. 

There is one very important thing you should know about 

the app. Many of the pages you see are actually pages from 

our website. Your phone will "remember" how a page looked 

when it loaded, and to load it faster, it will load that image of 

the page. If you want your app to give you the most "up to 

date" information, you will need to make sure it is a fresh 

load. 

If you see the blue GT at the beginning of the loading 

process, you will have the most up to date info. If you do not 

see the blue GT, you are probably loading a cached image. 

In order to refresh the app, you must stop the app and 

restart it. 

On iPhones, you double click the home button and press 

and hold the GT app at the bottom. When you see the red 

minus button on the apps across the bottom of your screen, 

press the minus sign to close the app. Press your home 

button again, and then start the app like you normally do.


FFA NEWS 

November 7 District meeting, LDE contest, 

start selling raffle tickets for a 

55 inch flat screen tv 

November 10 Major show entries due 

November 13 Mandatory cattle clinic 

November 14 FFA meeting 

November 14-17 FFA meat dilivery 

December 7 Winner dinner @ GHS 

commons 

Poinsettia sales start now - $10 per plant. 

Jessica Massey attended the state fair of Texas with 

her goat and placed 13 out of 34 entries. 

Victoria Osburn attended the state fair with her 

heifers and placed 1st and 2nd. 

John Massey, Luke Willard and Samantha 

Holcomb all caught a calf at the first annual 

Grayson County Fair Calf Scramble. They received 

a $500 voucher to purchase a calf and show it at 

the County shows in 2012. 

The mandatory goat clinic went well. All 

participants are exhibiting a goat at the Texoma 

Livestock Exposition in the spring. The clinic 

helped with showmanship skills and was a successful 

learning experience. 

ALL REGION 

CHOIR 

Congratulations to the GHS and 

GMS students recently named to the 

All Region Choir. 

ABOVE RIGHT: High School All 

Region Choir: Hayden Perry -Tenor 

II, Mackenzie Buckner -Soprano I, 

Ashleigh Gehman - Alto I, Houston 

Pokorny - Bass II. 

RIGHT: Middle School All Region 

Choir: (Front Row) Conner Clement, 

Taylor Cheers, Meredith Gar, Jackie 

Valadez. (Back Row) Austin Gittens, 

Cade Meyerdirk, Mitch McConnell. 

Gunter FFA Alumni 

Poinsettia Sale 

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6 ½ “ pot 

Foil wrap: Red/Green/Gold/Silver 

$10 each 

Please contact Bobby Massey @ 

214-882-3250 or rmassey@gcecisp.com 

Pre orders taken till November 20. 

Will order a few extra to sell at the Holly Jolly 

Christmas Fair on Dec 3 

Order early to make sure you get one!


Division 

I 

We would like to thank CAG Construction for their support! 

1st Place: GYA 3rd/4th Grade Football Team 

The Tiger Band received a Div. I 

rating at the Region 24 UIL Marching 

C o n t e s t , 

q u a l i f y i n g 

them for the 

Area Marching 

Contest in 

Denton last 

Saturday. 

At Area, 

there were 

19 bands 

participating 

in the Preliminary competition for 

7 spots in the Finals competition. 

The Tiger Band performed ex- 

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tremely well and qualified for finals in 

3rd place. 

When the 

results of the 

finals perf 

o r m a n c e s 

were released, 

the 

Tiger Band 

n a r r o w l y 

missed the 

3 rd place spot 

by one point, 

preventing a trip to the state contest. 

Congratulations Director Justin 

Wallis and the Tiger Band!! 

3rd Place: 

GYA 5th/6th Grade 

Football Team 

2nd Place: Gunter 

Hispanic Community


GIFT welcomes members 

GIFT’s 10 Buck$ Club is going 

strong, with more than 100 

members helping the organization 

celebrate its 10 th anniversary. 

Members receive an exclusive 

GT decal and are exempt from 

their yards being staked with an 

unsightly herd of 10 deer. 

Want to join or have a “deer” 

friend whose yard you’d like to see 

“bucked”? 

Call Connie at 903-433-4750. 

Cost to join is - you guessed it - 

$10! 

Members of the $10 BUCK$ CLUB 

receive a decal with the graphic shown 

above for donating $10 to GIFT in 

recognition of the foundation’s 10th 

anniversary. 

Zach Allen 

Kathy Anderson 

Dara Arrington 

Kari Bailey 

Peggy Blue 

Charlotte Boelens 

Sharon Bon 

Lindsey Bowen 

Susanne Brackeen 

Patsy Breedlove 

Cynthia Bruner 

Jenny Burdine 

Kerry Clement 

Leigh Clopton 

Missy Crutchfield 

Jill Dodd 

SharesaDriskill 

Rebecca Egger 

Sharon Farr 

Jill Farris 

Jake Fieszel 

James Flatt 

Lynn Fletcher 

Steve Fletcher 

Cynthia Foster 

Lee Franze 

Kristy Freeny 

BrentonGabbert 

Mary Gage 

Lisa Gonzalez 

Heather Hale 

Kari Harris 

Leslie Harrison 

Carrie Heinrich 

Leslie Hindman 

Jessica Hogan 

Michael Hogan 

Lisa Hollensed 

Stacie Hunsaker 

Charlotte Inglish 

Angele Johnson 

Lauri Johnson 

Kim Joiner 

Bruce Keatts 

Deborah Keatts 

Heather Kelley 

Robert Klick 

Elizabeth Kulbeth 

Paula Lashley 

Debbie Locke 

Jackie Mahana 

Renee Maples 

Kelly Marr 

Linda Mazerolle-Muldrew 

Sara McCarty 

Linda McConnell 

Britni McDonald 

Tanya McNiel 

Shari Meyerdirk 

Raquel Merriman 

Beverly Millar 

Debbie Miller 

Jane Moody 

Verna Lee Morris 

Angela Morrison 

Debbie Murphy 

Mark Neely 

Shelli Neely 

Christy Nolen 

Adrian O’Hanlon, Jr. 

Shannon Parker 

Shaunda Perry 

Elisabeth Pope 

Amy Porter 

Sara Price 

Dana Racanelli 

Yvette Rand 

Amy Reed 

Roger Reed 

Tara Rice 

Jane Robinson 

Jill Rodarmer 

Lauren Rogers 

Linda Rolison 

Charles Roten 

Charlotte Ruffle 

Elaine Schatz 

Jeannie Schroeter 

Amy Scott 

Lonnie Scott 

Tina Smith 

Laura Stout 

Marilyn Streetman 

Khristy Taylor 

Carrie Teems 

Kelly Teems 

JR Thornhill 

Renee Thornhill 

Ann Tolbert 

Glenna Vest 

Olivia Vest 

Jacob Waggoner 

Morgan Waggoner 

Nicole Waligura 

Justin Wallis 

Becky Walton 

Lisa Watson 

Stacy Watson 

Tonya Watson 

Cindy Whitley 

Connie Williams 

Woody Young 

Kevin Worthy 

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2011-12 DAR Good Citizen 

The Senior Class of 2012 has 

selected Kerra Clement as its 

Daughters of the American 

Revolution (DAR) Good Citizen 

nominee. 

The DAR Good Citizens program 

and scholarship contest is intended 

to encourage and reward the qualities 

of good citizenship. 

The program is open to all senior class students 

enrolled in accredited public or private secondary 

schools that are in good standing with the state 

boards of education. The student selected as the 

school’s DAR Good Citizen must exhibit the following 

qualities: 

Dependability 

Truthfulness 

Loyalty 

Punctuality 

Service to 

community 

Cooperation 

Courtesy 

Consideration of 

others 

Congratulations, Kerra! 

Gunter High School 

BETA Club 

Induction Ceremony 

Tuesday, November 8, 2011 

7:00 p.m. 

**Inductees, please arrive by 

6:45 to line up 

Gunter High School Commons 

Sunday Attire 

Leadership 

Self-Control 

Ability to assume 

responsibility 

Patriotism 

Unselfish interest in 

family, school, community 

and nation 

Homecoming Royalty 

Generation Texas Week 

College and Career Awareness 

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Seniors Jesus Fuentes and Harlee Johnson were 

crowned GHS Homecoming King and Queen, 

respectively, before the Tigers defeated Tom Bean, 

48-0, in district competition. 

Josten's will be on the high school campus, 

November 7th @ 9 am to collect graduation 

announcements, cap & gown orders & payments. 

Please contact Josten's with any questions 

, 940-382-8948. 

During the week of November 14, GHS will observe Generation Texas 

Week. During this week students will be encouraged to explore and 

educate themselves about what they plan to do upon graduation from 

Gunter High School. Activities at GHS during the week will include: 

College Application Assistance (Private and Public) 

Registration for College Entrance Exams 

College Exploration and Planning 

Financial Aid and Scholarship Info 

Career and Interest Exploration 

The specific dates and times for the above activities will be announced 

via email and will also be sent home with students in the near future. 

Please feel free to contact Mr. Waggoner with any questions. He may 

be reached at 903-433-1542 or at jwaggoner@gunterisd.org


OCTOBER 

FIFTH GRADE: Madi Varns 

Elizabeth Schroeter 

Carlos Chavez 

SIXTH GRADE: Daylan Bower 

Loren Waldsmith 

Luke Willard 

SEVENTH GRADE: Kamee Roberson 

EIGHTH GRADE: Taylor Cheers 

(not pictured) 

GMS hosted a successful “Reading is Out of this World” 

Scholastic Book Fair to raise funds for library books and 

equipment. 

A student crew helped all week with set up, clean up and 

promotions for items available at the book fair. They did an 

excellent job. FRONT ROW (Left to Right): Alexis Ferguson, 

Kole Gillespie, Ivan Deleon, Braiden Clopton. MIDDLE ROW: 

Randi Dobbins, Matthew Hunter, Austin Oblas, Zach Lowe. 

BACK ROW: Tristan Rawlings, Meredith Gary, Kelsey Nelson. 

Not pictured: Hannah Eldredge. 

Thank you very much to the following volunteers for providing 

breakfast at the Teacher’s Sneak Peek and for working during 

the fair: Candy Martin, Melissa Nelson, Kristie Coffman, Tricia 

Boaz, Nicole Roan, Amy Crelia, Robin Lendermen, Susan 

Morris-Jackson, Melba Hammock, Hanauni Shipper and Julie 

Whitemyer. 

Mix it up - Make new friends 

Gunter Middle School was one of the more than 2,100 schools 

participating nationally in “Mix It Up-At Lunch Day” on 

October 18. 

Mix It Up-At Lunch Day is a national campaign launched by 

Teaching Tolerance that encourages students to identify, 

question and cross social boundaries. 

“...The simple space of a cafeteria table is, for many, a 

comfort zone where we can be ourselves with those who know 

us best. Touch base. Regroup. Let down the guard that classroom 

pressures often require of us. For others, the lunch room, 

with all its boundaries, is a world with its own pressures, a 

world of familiar strangers and rigid expectations.” 

(www.tolerance.org/teens/howto.jsp) 

On our first annual Mix It Up-At Lunch Day, the students 

were given a numbered ticket and then directed to sit at the 

corresponding table. To encourage conversation, entertaining 

questions were laid out for the students to discuss. These 

questions included: "If you were an animal, what would you 

be?" and "If you won a million dollars, what would you do with 

it?" 

When the plans for the Mix It Up activity were first 

announced, students were skeptical, but most seemed to have 

fun participating in the activity. Many students and teachers 

requested having a Mix It Up activity more than once a year. 

Our hope is that by participating in activities such as Mix It 

Up- At Lunch Day, students will begin to break down social 

barriers and improve intergroup relations so there are fewer 

misunderstandings that can lead to conflict, bullying, and 

harassment.


Bible Round Up 

The GMS FCA completed a Bible 

drive this October. Students in the 7th 

and 8 th grades headed the round-up as 

the school collected a total of 40 new 

or gently used Bibles. They will be 

given to Grace Bible Fellowship to 

take on their upcoming Thanksgiving 

mission trip to a New Mexican Indian 

reservation. Shown above are Kelsey 

Nelson, Gage McAllister, Meredith 

Gary, Troy Watson and Cade Meyerdirk. 

Congrats to the hard-working 

students who donated to this drive. 

We are making a difference in the 

world! 

Rockin’ 

Retirement 

Superintendent Kevin 

Worthy and GMS Principal 

Pat Autry recently presented 

a rocking chair to 

Patty Wilson, who retired 

from teaching last summer. 

Mrs. Wilson taught 

6th grade and was also 

honored with a reception 

at the school. 

Brittany Breedlove, a 2006 GHS 

graduate and missionary in West 

Africa, recently shared her experiences 

with the 7th grade English 

classes. 

She discussed the economic 

conditions, educational system, 

unique culture and Nigerien customs 

of the developing country. 

Brittany will be returning to 

Niamey, capital of Niger, to work 

for Samaritan's Purse, a humanitarian 

organization stationed in the 

city. 

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Patsy and Brittany Breedlove 

Principal for a Day 

The Sixth Grade Class sold 

raffle tickets to win “Principal 

for a Day” at the carnival. Zach 

Lowe, a sixth grader, won the 

drawing and will serve as principal 

of GMS in the near future. 

Congrats, Zach! 

Principal Pat Autry 

and the GMS Staff 

would like to say 

THANKS 

to all of our parents and generous 

supporters of the Fall Carnival, 

The donations of time, goods and 

money are very much appreciated.


GMS A Honor Roll 

5 th grade: Brian Avendano, Hailey 

Barid, William Boaz, Christopher Caperton, 

Braiden Clopton, Zackary Cummings, 

Ashley Edwards, Cooper Enloe, Abigail 

Gilbreath, Tori Gittens, Evan Gonzales, 

Mariah Hall, Taylor Howard, Dylan Jantz, 

Trent Johnson, Trey Keatts, Hannah Kelley, 

Karsyn Kemp, Trinity Layman, Ryle 

Leach, Emily Loftis, Melanie Loftis, 

Callie Ludlow, Karen Mauldin, Kade 

McCarty, Ana Mercado, Cecilia Mercado, 

Tex Monk, Emilie Nelsen, Lauren Nobles, 

Karissa Pelfrey, Savanah Roane, Jose 

Rocha, Elizabeth Schroeter, Jessica 

Smith, Garrett Smith, Alessandra Strange, 

Savannah Sutton, Madison Varns, Chloe 

Walton. 

6 th grade: Eliza Allen, Crislynn Autry, 

James Bower, Sarah Franze, Paige 

Garner, Kole Gillespie, Tyler Lokker, 

Zachery Lowe, Camryn MacDonald, Austin 

Oblas, Zachary Rogers, Scott Tubbs, 

Loren Waldsmith, Cameron Worthy. 

7 th grade: Jonathan Avendano, Lauren 

Baird, Hannah Eldredge, Zack McConnell, 

Taylor Prosser, Tristan Rawlings, Kamee 

Roberson, Jacqueline Valadez. 

8 th grade: Kaely Argueta Lutz, Abigail 

Elementary A Honor Roll 

2 nd Grade: Ansley Baird, Ashlyn Beck, Tyler Bigler, Adelie 

Brackeen, Kenneth Burkholder, Hope Caperton, Mario 

Cuevas, Sarah Denton, Landon Douglas, Bennett Fady, 

Audrey Field, Malison Fisher, Makayla Harvey, Skylar Jones, 

Nicole Leach, Tamara Martinez, Lillie Matiko, Kasey McKee, 

Kiley Meadors, Sophia Mendoza, Micah Nevil, Dalton Payne, 

Landon Pelfrey, Sarah Perdue, Cinthia Rico, Kaden Rigsby, 

Mackenzie Roane, Haley Rosas, Elaina Sanchez, Tanner 

Santee, Jake Schafer, Erin Seiberling, Jackson Showalter, 

Sofia Siciliano, Cloe Skipworth, Greyson Toney, Gabe 

Turner. 

3 rd Grade: Mathew Avendano, Taylor Boddie, Samuel 

Cole, Nash Daniel, Elizabeth Edwards, Sam Erwin, Phoebe 

Fanning, Bethany Gilbreath, Peyton Graves, Nyah Ingram, 

Taylin Johnson, Cobi Koonce, Jack Locke, Clayton Patzer, 

Bria Savage. 

4 th Grade: Cassidy Ahlmeyer, Ashley Bruner, Ian Bryant, 

Zoe Carlile, Channing Clement, Tristan Cochran, David 

Denton, Tristan Edwards, Mitchell Fugett, Jacquelyn Galvan, 

Anthony Garcia, Natalee Hayes, Jasek Hooker, Caleb Jack, 

Bon, Katey Campbell, Taylor Cheers, 

Adam Chick, Ethan Edwards, Briscoe 

Fletcher, Meredith Gary, Jessie Hancock, 

Hannah Husted, Cade Meyerdirk, Sydney 

Morrison, Jake Oblas, Courtney Pryor, 

Palama Rodriguez, Rosalba Tapia, Alexandria 

Varns, Jake Whitteker. 

GMS A/B Honor Roll 

5 th Grade: Clay Banks, Carlos Chavez, 

Alexander Covington, Ben Crelia, Peyton 

Fanning, Austin Gaines, Burl Godwin, 

Alea Hewitt, Traven Johnson, Logan 

Jones, Kanon Keeler, Michael Lewis, 

John Rowe, James Thomas, Albert 

Torres. 

6 th Grade: Addison, Ahlmeyer, Sonia 

Betancourt, Alex Chick, Gage Davis, 

Randi Dobbins, Aubrey Edwards, Alexis 

Ferguson, Leann Fox, Ezmeralda Hernandez, 

Rylee Hestand, Brooke Hogan, 

Matthew Hunter, Madison Johnson, 

Lexie Lenderman, Heidi Locke, Jose 

Montes, Remi Morris-Jackson, Logan 

Nelson, Jacob Reed, Layke Reed, Tyler 

Scott, Sara Sepeda, Hunter Simco, Ryan 

Tolbert, Addison Turner, Samantha 

White, Luke Willard. 

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7 th Grade: Dwayne Alford, Ashley 

Applegate, Austin Baker, Karen Betancourt, 

Sydney Boaz, Tyler Buysse, Daniel 

Cummings, Chaney Elvington, Ubaldo 

Garcia, Brandon Hunsaker, Donald Johnson, 

Parker Johnson, William Koberick, 

Rylie Lashley, Quinten Layman, Jaron 

Martin, Mason Mazerolle, Alma Mercado, 

Caroline Morton, Brandon Perdue, 

Avery Reed, James Riddle, Tyler Rigsby, 

Alexandria Robinson, Carlos Rodriguez, 

Aubrey Rolison, Brock Savage, Kenneth 

Shipper, Alyssa Smith, Jesus Tapia, 

Jared Taylor, Coby Thomas, Cameryn 

Warren, Alec Whitemyer, Bo Whitteker, 

Noah Williams. 

8 th Grade: Destiny Caperton, Connor 

Clement, Taylor Crelia, John Earwood, 

Cade Ferrell, Francisco Figueroa, Edgar 

Fuentes, Leslie Garcia, Austin Gittens, 

Toby Hampton, Jesse Harris, Samantha 

Hawk, Blakely Hogan, Christopher 

Jackson, Ty Johnson, Haegan Jones, 

Alexander Leach, John Massey, Andrew 

Mikulastik, Molly Mikulastik, Hennah 

Moreno, Sharaya Mullins, Kelsey Nelson, 

Trevor Notter, Emily Price, Raul Rico, 

Tyler Roane, McKenna Smith, Tina 

Stevens, Addison Vest, Mikayla Watson, 

Troy Watson, Jacob White. 

Ryan Lounsbury, Peyton Lowe, Grant McAfee, Grayson 

Mead, Ryan Morrison, Laurel Mulkey, Clayton Reed, Abigail 

Rosas, Zander Turner, Monique Villanueva, Kyle Watson, 

Gabe Wells. 

Elementary A/B Honor Roll 

2 nd Grade: Jose Fraire, Elijah Godwin, Dru Johnston, Erik 

Tapia, Michelle Cummings, William Garcia, Trey Oblas, Saul 

Rodriguez, Misty Solis, Landon Waligura. 

3 rd Grade: Mikal Beck, Juan Bernal, Mitchell Brewer, 

Mathan Harvey, Connor Jackson, Hannah Keeler, Emily 

Lopez, Tony Lopez, Bethany Martinek, Aidan McDowell, 

Jacob Merrill, Andrea Montes, Cindy Montes, Neelie Parker, 

Stephenie Pelley, Claudio Ramirez, Jake Seiberling, Penn 

Seiberling. 

4 th Grade: Jayce Bryan, Ryan Buysse, Noel Cannaday, 

Nancy Castorena, Diego Escalera, Chase Harrison, Alyssa 

Hinkley, David Martinez, Tristan Meadors, Kyri Morris- 

Jackson, Trey Phillips, Bryson Rigsby, Joshua Rogers, Seth 

Schroeter, Siena Siciliano, Keaton Stephens, Logan Trevino, 

Ethan Watson, Mack Whitteker.


September 

Kindergarten - Knox Porter 

1st Grade - Aubrey Walton 

2nd Grade - Sofia Siciliano 

3rd Grade - Mikel Ann Baker 

4th Grade - Sienna Siciliano 

CORE ESSENTIAL 

November 

Leaves are changing, temperature is dropping, and we are 

gearing up for our third virtue! And what better month than the 

month of Thanksgiving to talk about the virtue of Gratitude – 

letting others know you see how they’ve helped you. 

We are learning about the value of GRATITUDE this month – 

letting others know you see how they’ve helped you! Leave 

others notes this month. Thank them for ways they have helped 

you at home! Discuss together someone who has made life easier 

for your family. Write them a JUMBO thank you card to express 

your GRATITUDE! We overflow with GRATITUDE when we 

think of your family. 

Enjoy celebrating all that brings GRATITUDE! 

October 

Kindergarten - AJ Mead 

1st Grade - Kamber Puebla 

2nd Grade - Nicole Leach 

3rd Grade - Jacob Merrill 

4th Grade - Savannah Gossett 

C a r n i v a l 

C r o w n s 

K i n d e r g a r t e n e r s 

Jackson Burkholder 

and Lexi Gann were 

crowned king and 

queen of the Fall 

Carnival for selling 

the most raffle tickets. 

Jackson is in Mrs. 

Rand’s class and 

Lexi is in Mrs. 

Parker’s class. 

INDIAN GIVERS 

During the study of Texas Indians, 7th grade 

Texas History students in Mrs. Rodarmer’s class 

created Texas Indian Books. Later, these books 

were shared with Mrs. Harrison's 4th grade class 

(left) which were also studying Texas Indians.


Birthday Book Club 

Gunter Elementary students celebrating 

October birthdays with a Birthday Book Club 

book were Audrey Field and Lawrence 

Rossman. 

The Elementary Scholastic Book 

Fair is scheduled for October 31 - 

November 3. 

The fair will be held in the school 

foyer and will open daily at 8:30 a.m. 

and close at 3 pm. 

Donuts for Dads will be held 

Tuesday, November 1, from 7 - 7:30 

a.m. 

If you’re all booked up during Book 

Fair week (or just want to keep 

shopping), be sure to visit the Book 

Fair online at www.scholastic.com/ 

schoolbookfairs. 

The online Book Fair is available 

for an extended time from October 

28 - November 5. 

Find an expanded selection of 

books for the whole family - 

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R-time stands for Relationships To Improve Education. This 

month’s R-time stars have worked really hard to show good 

manners, be respectful, and make good choices. Here at GES we 

are always working hard to find students who exemplify the R-time 

virtues, and this month was no exception. 

Above are October’s R-time Stars! LEFT TO RIGHT: Neelie 

Parker, Cindy Montez, Noel Cannaday, Ashley Brunner, Ansley 

Baird. Front row: Knox Porter. 

Put a “LID” on Drugs! 

RED RIBBON WEEK 

You won’t find me doing drugs!


2011 Gunter Robotics - BUGS!!! 

The Gunter Robotics Team competed in the 19th annual 

North Texas Boosting, Engineering, Science and 

Technology (BEST) Robotics Competition this past Saturday 

in Howe. Our goal this year was to capture genetically 

engineered bugs and return them to the research 

lab from where they escaped. 

Fourteen area teams competed and Gunter Robotics 

came home with a 3rd place overall ranking while our 

robot placed 5th in the driving competition. 

We would like to thank Marion Cole, Leilani Holloway, 

Janet Johns, Deana Reed, Kelsey King, and Bobby Taylor 

for their support during the event. We couldn’t do 

what we do without your help! Thanks also to the 

Gunter Community for supporting us. Go Tigers! 

Homecoming at Hilltop Haven 

Robert Monroe and Robbie Lewis were crowned 

the Hilltop Haven Homecoming King and Queen, 

respectively. Participating in the ceremony were 

GHS cheerleaders and the Tiger football captains. 

With Mr. Monroe and Ms. Lewis are FRONT ROW 

(Left to Right): Rosie Castorena, Brooke Belcher, 

Katie Brewer, Marina Wilson. MIDDLE ROW: 

Caelleigh Montgomery, Lashley, Bethany Rodarmer, 

Harlee Johnson. BACK ROW: Findley Harris, Ryan 

Gibson, Richard Young. 

Get your ticket today for the 

2nd Annual South Grayson 

Scholarship Fundraiser 

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2011 Christmas Musical & Dinner 

Tickets are $50 per person or 

$600 for sponsoring* a table of eight 

Saturday, December 17 

7:00 pm 

Gunter High School Auditorium 

The proceeds from this event will be used to fund 

scholarships to Grayson County College for students 

in the communities of Gunter, Tom Bean, Howe, 

Whitewright, and Van Alstyne. 

Two students from each community will receive 

$1500.00 scholarships. 

Prime Rib dinner catered by Texas Roadhouse 

Top-notch musical entertainment 

Help our local students start on their college careers. 

Tickets may be purchased in Office A at GHS 

Contact Jacob Waggoner for more information 

903-433-1542 jwaggoner@gunterisd.org 

*Individuals or groups that sponsor a table will receive preferential seating for the 

show, recognition for their sponsorship, and the opportunity to post information 

about their group or a topic of their choice.

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Finishing their high school careers in fall sports for GHS this year are those seniors 

participating in volleyball, football, cheerleading and band. Congratulations and Best Wishes, 

Class of 2012! 

FRONT ROW: Caellaigh Montgomery, Cody Campbell, Houston Pokorny. SECOND ROW: 

Bethany Rodarmer, Caitlyn Smith, Harlee Johnson, Ciara Schmitz, Morgan Watson, Marina 

Wilson, Brooke Belcher, Abby Hester. THIRD ROW: Chance Green, Ryan Gibson, Jake Meier, 

Alex Martinez, Richie Robledo, Cameron Strahan, Stephen Bryant. BACK ROW: Findley Harris, 

Richard Young, Kevin Weast, Hayden Perry, Justin Crow, Alec Gonzalez, Ethan Crutchfield. 

8th Grade A Lady Tigers Volleyball 

The 8th grade A team won the Championship of the Lindsey 

Tournament. FRONT ROW: Kelsey Nelson, Emily Price, Sydney 

Morrison. BACK ROW: Coach Gabbert,Paloma Rodriquez, Katey 

Campbell, Mikayla Watson, Abigail Bon, Connor Clement, 

Meredith Gary. 

PINK OUT 

for Breast Cancer Awareness 

Friday, October 21 at 

Tiger Stadium


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Bi-District Playoff 

Gunter 25 25 25 

Caddo Mills 19 17 22 

Watson-22 assists, 4 kills, 13 digs, 1 block, 1 ace. Johnson-16 

digs, 15 kills, 1 ace. Lee-8 digs. Rodarmer-5 kills, 1 block, 4 

digs. Hicks-7 kills, 9 digs. Smith-3 digs, 1 block, 4 kills. Green- 

3 aces, 13 digs. Hestand-4 digs, 1 kill. Harrison- 6 digs. 


Howe 13 9 18 

Watson-32 assists, 4 kills,3 digs. Johnson-18 kills, 10 digs. 

Lee- 3 kills. Rodarmer-7 kills, 2 blocks. Hicks- 5 kills, 2 blocks. 

Smith-2 kills, 3 digs. Green-2 kills 18 digs. Harrison- 1 kill, 9 

digs. Schmitz- 1 block. 


Tom Bean 9 10 18 

Watson- 23 assists, 7 digs, 1 ace. Johnson- 14 kills, 4 digs, 1 

ace. Lee-3 kills, 3 digs, 3 aces. Rodarmer-3 kills, 1 block. 

Hicks-6 kills, 2 blocks, 3 aces. Smith- 2 kills, 3 digs, 1 block. 

Green-8 digs, 1 ace. Harrison- 6 digs, 1 ace. Schmitz- 1 dig, 1 

block. Hestand- 1 dig, 1 kill. 


Callisburg 25 25 25 

Watson-25 assists,4 kills, 11 digs 2 aces. Johnson- 17 kills, 2 

blocks, 9 digs. Lee- 2 kills, 10 digs. Rodarmer- 2 kills, 5 blocks. 

Hicks- 5 kills, 6 digs. Smith- 5 digs. Green- 15 digs. Harrison- 

7 digs. Hestand- 1 kill. 


S&S 21 15 18 

Watson-13 assists, 5 kills, 2 blocks, 7 digs. Lee- 3 kills, 13 

Gunter Tournament 

8th grade B team - 2 nd Place 

8B 25 25 

Howe 12 18 

8B 14 24 

Whitesboro 25 26 

8B 15 15 

Howe 7 13 

7A 10 25 14 

Howe 25 22 25 

8A 25 27 

Howe 14 25 

8B 6 15 9 

Whitewright 15 6 15 

7A 25 16 15 


8A 25 25 

Whitewright 14 9 

Lindsey Tournament 

7A - Second Place 

7A 25 25 

Denison 20 20 

7A 25 15 26 

Gainesville 19 25 24 

7A 19 23 

Nocona 25 25 

8A - 1st Place 

8A 25 25 

Denison 7 11 

digs. Rodarmer-6 kills, 3 blocks. Hicks-6 kills, 9 digs. Smith-4 

digs. Green-14 digs. Hestand- 1 kill, 4 digs. Harrison- 10 digs, 

6 aces. 



Watson-28 assist,14 digs, 4 kills, 2 aces. Johnson-13 kills, 11 

digs, 1 block, 1 ace. Lee-11 digs, 2 kills. Rodarmer-11 kills, 2 

blocks, 3 digs. Hicks- 10 kills, 2 blocks, 6 digs. Green- 30 digs, 

2 aces. Harrison- 19 digs, 1 ace. 


Bells 11 6 21 

Watson-16 assists, 2 kills, 2 aces. Johnson- 5 kills, 6 digs. Lee 

2 digs, 2 aces. Rodarmer-6 digs, 8 kills. Hicks- 6 kills, 2 blocks. 

Smith-5 digs, 1 kill. Green-8 digs, 4 aces. Harrison-6 digs, 2 

assists, 1 ace, 1 kill. Hestand-2 digs, 2 kills. Schmitz-4 digs, 2 

kills. 


Pottsboro 18 11 14 

Watson-29 asstists, 5 digs, 3 kills, 4 aces. Johnson-21 kills, 15 

digs, 1 ace. Lee- 1 kill, 8 digs, 2 aces. Rodarmer- 1 kill, 5 

blocks. Hicks-7 kills, 3 digs. Smith-1 kill, 3 digs. Green- 15 

digs. Hestand-1 kill, 1 dig. Harrison-11 digs. 


Callisburg 25 25 30 

Watson -28 assists, 2 kills, 6 digs. Johnson-22 kills, 20 digs, 1 

ace. Lee-3 kills, 19 digs, 3 aces. Rodarmer-2 kills,3 digs. 

Hicks-5 kills, 1 block. Green- 9 digs, 2 aces. Harrison- 7 digs, 4 

aces. 

GOOD LUCK, LADY TIGERS! BEAT BROCK! 

MS VOLLEYBALL 

8A 25 25 

Gainesville 22 12 

8A 25 25 

Nocona 11 8 

8A 25 25 

Tom Bean 9 10 

8B 15 15 

Tom Bean 2 3 

7A 25 25 

Tom Bean 13 19 

7/8 15 5 15 

Howe 11 15 8 

8A 25 25 

Howe 22 11


Friday Nights with Coach Fieszel 

The Gunter Tigers are now undefeated in district and poised for a showdown in Gunter 

with the Whitewright Tigers. 

Whitewright is coached by Jack Wylie, who is in his first year as head coach after 

serving as defensive coordinator there for the last few years. Whitewright is as athletic 

as any team we have faced this year. They are led by their Junior quarterback Tyrone 

Swoopes. He is a phenomenal talent, who will be playing anywhere he wants at the 

collegiate level. 

Whitewright also has another Division I Prospect, TE Gerron Ballard. Ballard plays on 

both sides of the ball, and will be a challenge for us to both block and cover. 

We are excited about the opportunity to play for an outright district championship and 

are looking forward to a physical, hard hitting game. 

We are thankful for all of the community support we have received this football season. 

Please come out and cheer on these young men as they pursue another district 

championship for Gunter. 

Come Early, Be Loud and Wear Blue! 

Sophomore 

Cade Cruce 

works for extra 

yards in the 

Tigers’ 48-0 

District victory 

over Tom 

Bean. 

1 2 3 4 FINAL 

Gunter 22 20 12 0 54 

S&S 0 7 0 0 7 

Offense 

Passing 

Richard Young 3-5, 88 yds, 

1 TD 

J Bailey 4-4, 61 yards 

Rushing 

Dakota Hunter 3-125, 

2 TDs 

Favian Montes 16-108, 

3 TDs 

Luis Martinez 7-32 

Ryan Gibson 6-30, 1 TD 

Cade Cruce 4-24 

Receiving 

Preston McConnell 2-79, 

1 TD 

Chance Green 3-38 

Jake Meier 1-20 

J Bailey 1-12 

Will Neely 1-4 

Defense 

Total Tackles 

Preston McConnell 13 

Justin Shipp 13 

Jake Meier 11 

Favian Montes 11 

Richie Robledo 9 

Sacks 

Ryan Gibson 2 

Aroldo Nandin 2 

Danny Hernandez 1 


Offense 

Passing 

Richard Young 5-10, 211 

yards, 2 TDs 

Rushing 

Favian Montes 11-73 2 TDs 

Dakota Hunter 5-57 1 TD 

Cade Cruce 4-47 1 TD 

Richie Robledo 4-36 

Richard Young 1-35 1 TD 

Receiving 

Chance Green 3-137, 

2 TDs 

Preston McConnell 1-57 

J Bailey 1-17 

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Coach Jake Fieszel 

1 2 3 4 FINAL 

Tom Bean 0 0 0 0 0 


Defense 

Total Tackles 

Ryan Gibson 15 





Julio Lara 11 

Jake Meier 11 

Luis Martinez 10 


Tyson Scott 10 

Tackles For Loss 

Ryan Gibson 7 

Jake Meier 6 


Tyson Scott 5 

Danny Hernandez 4


1 2 3 4 FINAL 


Leonard 0 0 0 0 0 

Offense 

Passing 

Richard Young 6-12, 

65 yds 

Rushing 

Dakota Hunter 15-90, 

1 TD 

Richard Young 9-71, 1 TD 

Favian Montes 15-63 

Cade Cruce 3-41 

Receiving 

Richie Robledo 1-25 

J Bailey 1-18 


Justin Shipp 1-7 


Defense 

Total Tackles 


Julio Lara 9 



Chance Green 8 



Sacks 

Findley Harris 1 


Joel Schmitz 1 


Interceptions 



1 2 3 4 FINAL 

Bells 0 0 0 0 0 


Offense 

Passing 

Richard Young 6-8 102 yds 

1 INT 

Rushing 

Dakota Hunter 8-74, 3 TD's 

Favian Montes11-65, 2 TD's 

Luis Martinez 5-36 

Ryan Gibson 3-30, 1 TD 

Preston McConnell 1-16, 

1 TD 

Receiving 


Preston McConnell 2-21 


GO TIGERS! BEAT WHITEWRIGHT! 

Defense 

Total Tackles 



Ryan Gibson 10 



Sacks 

Ryan Gibson 2 

Jake Meier 1 


Interceptions 



Friday, November 4 7:30 PM Tiger Stadium Senior Night 

ABOVE: Tigers take the field at Leonard. 

ABOVE RIGHT: Ryan Gibson and Richie 

Robledo double up on Bells. 

RIGHT: The Tigers offensive line moves 

back the Leonard defense.


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ABOVE: The Gunter Varsity and JV Girls Cross Country teams took first place at the District Meet in Pottsboro 

while the Varsity and JV Boys took 2nd Place. Both varsity teams advance to the Regional Meet on Saturday in 

Arlington. The Middle School girls placed third and the Middle School boys placed 2nd at their meets. 

Congratulations! 

DISTRICT CROSS COUNTRY 

Varsity Girls Division: District 11-2A Champ 

Payton Baker – 1 st Place, 12:06. Reagan Reed – 3 rd , Ceallaigh Montgomery 

– 7 th , Guillermina Morales – 9 th , Madison Elvington,Tristen Covington, 

Pippen Vier. 

JV Girls Division: District 11-2A Champ 

Cassidy Rand – 2 nd Place, Jordan Arrington-3 rd , Rachel Campbell – 6 th , 

Megan Bullard, Ashleigh Holcomb, Katie Husted, Haley Berggeron. 

MS Girls Division 

Tina Stevens – 1 st Place, Kamee Roberson – 12 th , Molly Mikulastik, Alex 

Robinson, Avery Reed, Sammy Holcomb, Jaqueline Valadez. 

Varsity Boys Division 

Cody Campbell-1st 17:01, Matthew McMullin-5 th , Jesus Morales- 6 th , 

Anthony Vulpitta-7 th , Jose Betencourt-17 th , Danny Hernandez-19 th . 

JV Boys Division 

Tyler Brewer-2 nd , Jared Prock-3 rd , Bailey Belcher-5 th , Austin Rivera-14 th , 

Tyson Scott-18th 

MS Boys Division 

Brandon Hunsaker-3 rd , Toby Hampton-4 th , Nick Gonzales-5 th , John Earwood-17 

th , Matt Mcalister-18 th , Austin Baker, Brock Savage. 

Combined GMS 0 

Blue Ridge 18 

Gunter 7 th A 40 

Prosper 7 th 0 

JV BLUE LADY TIGERS 

VOLLEYBALL 

GT def. Pottsboro 27-25, 25-19 

GT def. Howe 25-15, 25-27, 25-19 

GT def. Tom Bean 25-16, 25-20 

GT def. Callisburg 25-20, 25-19 

GT def. S&S 25-2, 25-14 

GT def. Whitewright 25-8, 20-25, 25-13 

GT def. Bells 25-14, 26-24 

GT lost to Pottsboro 25-18, 23-25, 17-25 

Record: 16-8 

District: 12-1 

GMS Football 

Gunter 8 th A 28 

Tom Bean 6 

Gunter JV 41 

Tom Bean 0

Lady Tigers Varsity - JV Basketball 

DATE OPPONENT PLACE Team TIME 

Nov. 3 Madill Madill, Okla. JVG-VG 4:00 

Nov. 11 Witchita Falls Rider Away JVG-VG 4:00 

Nov. 15 Celina Home JVG-VG 5:00 

Nov. 17-19 Ponder Tournament Ponder JVG-VG TBA 

Nov. 21 Krum Away JVG-VG 5:00 

Nov. 22 North Lamar Away JVG-VG 4:30 

Nov. 29 Honey Grove Home JVG-VG 5:00 

Dec. 1st and 3rd Howe JV Tournament Howe JVG TBA 

Dec. 2 Commerce Home VG only 6:00 

Dec. 6 Whitesboro Home JVG, JVB, VG, VB 4:30 

Dec. 8-10 Madill Winter Classic Madill, Okla. VG-VB TBA 

Dec. 13 *Pottsboro Away JVG-VG 5:00 

Dec. 16 *Callisburg Home JVG-VG 5:00 

Dec. 19 *S&S Away JVG,JVB,VG,VB 12:00 

Dec. 27-29 Prosper Holiday Tournament Prosper VG-VB TBA 

Jan. 3 *Howe Home JVG,JVB,VG,VB 4:30 

Jan. 6 *Tom Bean Away JVG,JVB,VG,VB 4:30 

Jan. 10 *Bells Home JVG,JVB,VG,VB 4:30 

Jan. 13 *Whitewright Away JVG,JVB,VG,VB 4:30 

Jan. 17 *Pottsboro Home JVG,JVB,VG,VB 4:30 

Jan. 20 *Callisburg Away JVG,JVB,VG,VB 4:30 

Jan. 24 *S&S Home JVG,JVB,VG,VB 4:30 

Jan. 27 * Howe Away JVG,JVB,VG,VB 4:30 

Jan. 31 *Tom Bean Home JVG,JVB,VG,VB 4:30 

Feb. 3 *Bells Away JVG,JVB,VG,VB 4:30 

Feb. 7 *Whitewright Home JVG,JVB,VG,VB 4:30 

Feb. 13-14 Bi-District 

Feb. 16-18 Area 

Feb. 20-21 Regional Quarterfinals 

Feb. 24-25 Regional Tournament 

Mar. 1-3 State Tournament

Tigers Varsity and JV Basketball 

DATE OPPONENT PLACE TEAM TIME 

Nov. 18 Leonard Away TBA TBA 

Nov. 22 Chisum Away JV,V 1:00 

Nov. 29 Honey Grove Home JV, V 4:30 

Dec 1-3 Lindsay Tournament Away V TBA 

Dec. 6 Whitesboro Home JV,V 4:30 

Dec 8-10 Madill Tournament Madill V TBA 

Dec. 8-10 Pottsboro Tour. Pottssboro 9,JV TBA 

Dec. 13 Van Alstyne Away V,JV TBA 

Dec. 16 Lindsay Away JV, V 6:30 

Dec. 19 S & S Away JV, V 4:30 

Dec. 27-29 Prosper Tournament Away VARSITY TBA 

Jan. 3 Howe Home JV,V 4:30 

Jan. 7 Prosper Tournament Away 9,JV TBA 

Jan. 6 Tom Bean Away JV, V 4:30 

Jan. 10 Bells Home JV,V 4:30 

Jan. 13 Whitewright Away JV, V 4:30 

Jan. 17 Pottsboro Home JV,V 4:30 

Jan. 20 Callisburg Away JV, V 4:30 

Jan.24 S & S Home JV,V 4:30 

Jan. 27 Howe Away JV, V 4:30 

Jan.31 Tom Bean Home JV, V 4:30 

Feb. 3 Bells Away JV, V 4:30 

Feb. 7 Whitewright Home JV,V 4:30 

Feb. 10 Pottsboro Away JV, V 4:30 

Feb. 14 Callisburg Home JV,V 4:30 

Head Coach - Lonnie Scott / Assistant Coach - Woody Young 

JV White - Cody Reeves 

Athletic Director - Jake Fieszel

GUNTER ISD 

www.gunterisd.org 

P.O. Box 109 

Gunter, Texas 75058 

Phone: 903-433-4750 

HIGH SCHOOL 

1102 N. 8th Street 


903-433-1542 

MIDDLE SCHOOL 

410 Tiger Lane 


903-433-1545 

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 

200 West Elm 


903-433-5315 

Friday, November 4 

Before the Tigers vs. Whitewright game 

Gunter High School & Middle School Choirs 

Annual Chili Supper 

High School Commons 

5 pm – 7 pm $6 per person 

Come and enjoy a wonderful meal of chili, hot dogs, 

chips & dessert! Tickets may be purchased in advance, 

from any choir member, or you can purchase 

a ticket at the door. 

If you do not receive The Tiger Times by email but would like to 

be added to the list, please go to the home page of Gunter ISD 

(www.gunterisd.org) and click on the link to sign up for the 

newsletter. Your email will go directly into a database for the 2011- 

2012 school year. 

If you have questions regarding the newsletter, please contact 

Carrie Heinrich, cheinrich@gunterisd.org. 

The deadline for submissions to the DECEMBER 

newsletter is MONDAY, DECEMBER 12. 

It’s Time to Order Your Singing Christmas Card! 

The Gunter High School Choral Department will be delivering singing Christmas Cards 

on December 12, 13, 15, 16 and 19. 

Cost: $10 each includes the song of your choice, a candy cane and a card. 

All proceeds will fund the Choir’s project to purchase new sound equipment. 

Return with payment to your campus office by Friday December 9. 

Recipient’s Name:________________________________________________Phone__________________________________ 

Purchased By: ___________________________________________________Phone__________________________________ 

Make one selection: 

Acappela Selections: _____Carol of the Bells _____Rudolph _____We Wish You _____Jingle Bells 

A Merry Christmas 

Musical Accompaniment: _____Rockin Around _____Jingle Bell Rock _____Winter Wonderland 

The Christmas Tree _____I’ll Be Home for Christmas 

Deliver on: _____Mon 12/12 _____Tues 12/13 _____Thurs 12/15 _____Fri 12/16 

_____Mon 12/19

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 

Graduation forms 

and payment due 

7 

District FFA 

Leadership 

Contest, Sherman 

3 pm 

14 

MS Girls BB @ S&S 

4:30 pm 

GISD School Board 

Meeting, 6 pm 

21 

Girls BB @ Krum 

5 pm 

28 

MS Girls BB vs. 

Pottsboro, 4:30 pm 

Area Volleyball 

Playoffs 

Lady Tigers vs. 

Caddo Mills @ 

Anna, 7 pm 

Volleyball Playoffs 

Regional 

Quarterfinals 

1 

8 

15 

Girls BB @ Celina 

5 pm 

22 

Girls BB @ Paris N. 

Lamar, 4:30 pm 

29 

Girls BB vs. Honey 

Grove, 5 pm 

GHS Picture 

Retakes, 9 am 

2 

9 

16 

23 

THANKSGIVING BREAK 

30 

MS/JV FB @ 

Whitewright, 

4:30 / 7 pm 

Girls BB @ Madill, 

4 pm 

3 

10 

FFA Major Show 

Entries Due 

Girls BB @ 

Tishomingo, 4 pm 

MS Girls BB @ 

Callisburg 

4:30 pm 

Choir Musical, 7 pm 

17 

Girls BB @ Ponder 

Tournament thru 

11/19 TBD 

24 

1 

4 

Choir Chili Supper 

5 pm 

Varsity FB vs. 

Whitewright, 

7:30 pm 

SENIOR NIGHT 

11 

Football Playoffs 

Bi-District 


Regional 

Semifinals 

18 

Early Release, 1 pm 


Area 

25 


Regional 

2 

Regional Cross 

Country @ 

Vandergriff Park, 

Arlington 

Lady Tigers vs. 

Brock @ Argyle 

5 pm 

Math Team 

5 

12 

Choir Musical, 2 pm 


Regional Finals 

19 

Area FFA 

Leadership 

Contest @ Krum 

26 

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