The Tige r Times - Gunter ISD

G U N T E R I N D E P E N D E N T S C H O O L D I S T R I C T
DECEMBER 2010
Volume 2, Issue 5
The Tiger Times
State Quarterfinalist!
For only the second time in GHS football history, the Tigers have advanced to the fourth
round of the playoffs. They defeated Edgewood, 41-19 to win bi-district and captured the
area trophy with a 38-35 win over Hughes Springs. ABOVE: On Saturday, the Tigers
topped undefeated Lone Oak, 14-6, to advance to the Region 2 Final.
The Tigers will play the Paul Pewitt Brahmas on Saturday, December 4, in Royse City at
3 pm. For directions to the stadium, visit Athletic Director Roger Reed’s website,
www.gunterisd.org/ghs/athletics.
The community is invited to a send off for the Tigers at the field house parking lot
as they leave Gunter for Royse City on Saturday, December 4 at 11:30 am.

District News
Why should my child read 15 minutes tonight? Let’s figure it out - mathematically!
Student A reads 15 minutes five nights of every week.
Student B reads only 4 minutes a night...or not at all!
Step 1: Multiply minutes a night x 5 times a week.
Study warns parents of “hyper-texters”
A new study from Case Western Reserve Medical School
delivers a warning for parents of adolescents: too much
texting is often a sign that bigger trouble is brewing. The
study found a decisive link between the frequent texting
habits of adolescents and the likelihood that
those same teens would be involved in harmful
and risky behaviors like binge drinking, sex,
drugs, smoking, and fighting.
Teens who are high-volume texters are 3.5
times more likely to be sexually active and
90% more likely to be promiscuous, reporting
four or more sexual partners. They are twice as
likely to drink and 43% more likely to binge
drink.
Moreover, super-texting teens are 41% more likely to use
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Student A reads 75 minutes a week.
Student B reads 20 minutes a week.
Step 2: Multiply minutes a week x 4 weeks each month.
Student A reads 300 minutes a month.
Student B reads 80 minutes a month
Step 3: Multiply minutes a month x 9 months/school year.
Student A reads 2700 minutes in a school year.
Student B reads 720 minutes in a school year.
Take time to read
By Cheyrl Cohagan, GES Principal
Student A practices reading the equivalent of eight whole school days a year.
Student B practices reading the equivalent of two whole school days a year.
By the end of 6th grade, if Student A and Student B maintain these same reading habits:
Student A will have read the equivalent of 48 whole school days.
Student B will have read the equivalent of 12 whole school days.
How do you think Student B will feel about him/herself as a student? Which student would you expect to read better?
Which student would you expect to know more? Which student would you expect to write better? Which student would
you expect to have a better vocabulary? Which student would you expect to be more successful in school...and in life?
drugs and 55% more likely to have had a physical fight.
Who's at risk? Teens who send 120 text messages or
more in a single day. "Hyper-texters," they're called.
Adults who don't text may view 120 texts in a day as impossibly
high. But before you breathe a sigh of
relief that your own teen surely doesn't send
that many texts, consider this: 120 texts
spread over a teen's waking hours averages out
to about 7 texts sent, per hour.
About one in five teens fall into the hightexting
category. And many more fluctuate in
and out of those levels. And while the study
does not establish cause and effect, researchers
say that high texting is a tip-off to parents that they
better dig deeper and see what their teens are really up to.
T HE TI GE R TIM ES

School Board
6 pm: Regular School Board Meeting
ATTENDANCE
Attendance – 14
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Gunter Independent School District
Board of Trustees
Monday, November 15, 2010
SPECIAL RECOGNITION – HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA
Gunter ISD Superintendent Kevin Worthy presented Anabel Becerra her high school diploma. Friends, family and former high
school teachers were present.
SUPERINTENDENT REPORT
Financial Report for October 2010 was given
Budget Report, Local and State Revenue Report
Investment Report: General operating, Interest and Sinking, Landmark Bank, Grayson County COOP , Workers Comp.
Lunchroom Report for October 2010.
ADA and FTE Calculation Report for 2 nd Six Weeks
Highly Qualified Report: GISD is 100% Highly Qualified
Tioga Student Transfer Discussion
Current Enrollment Update: GISD enrollment count – 794; High School – 264, Middle School – 251, Elementary – 279
COMMUNICATIONS REPORT
AEIS Public Hearing: December 13 @ 5:30 pm
Regular School Board Meeting: December 13 @ 6 pm
Employee Appreciation Banquet: December 16 @ 6:30 pm
CONSENT AGENDA/ROUTINE BUSINESS
Minutes and Billing were approved from
October 18, 2010 - Regular Board Meeting Minutes
November 1, 2010 - Gunter / Tioga Joint Meeting - Minutes
October 2010 - Billing and Budget Amendments
REGULAR BUSINESS
The board approved the Technology Acceptable Use Policy Agreements
The board approved to support the filing of pre-legislations that would allow the Walton Group to amend the powers of Utility Districts
Nos. 1 and 2, Special District Local Laws and Code Chapters 8238 and 8239.
The Board approved a resolution giving the Grayson Central Appraisal District the authority to purchase real property. The appraisal
district will work within the parameters of the 2010-2011 budget.
The Board approved the recent updated and revised Board and Superintendent Goals.
The Board approved the resolution recognizing the Grayson County Texas 4-H organization as approved recognition and eligible for
extracurricular status consideration under 19 Texas Administrative Code, Chapter 76.1, pertaining to extracurricular activities.
The Board approved the 2010 Grayson and Collin County Tax Roll Values.
FUTURE BUSINESS
AEIS Public Hearing: December 13 @ 5:30pm
Regular School Board Meeting: December 13 @ 6:00pm
Employee Appreciation Banquet: December 16 @ 6:30pm
ADJOURNMENT
Regular meeting was adjourned at approximately 7:25 pm.
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The Gunter ISD Education Foundation (GIFT) is
pleased to announce new board members and officers
for the 2010-2011 school year. New members to the
board are Leigh Clopton, Tami Hayes, Beth Hemby,
Shari Meyerdirk, Dusta Reed and Becky Walton. The
2010-2011 officers are: President, Stuart Freeny; Vice
President, Cynthia Bruner; 2 nd Vice President, Amy
Tyler; Secretary, Kevin Worthy; and Treasurer, Teresa
Streetman.
We would like to thank the board members rotating
off for all of their hard work for the past three years.
Those rotating off are: L. D. Byrd, Sam Gibson, Kathy
Harris, and Lynn Smith.
We would also like to take this opportunity to thank
the Gunter ISD employees for such an over whelming
response to support GIFT through payroll deductions
and one time donations. Please keep an eye on the
GIFT website (www.gunterisd.org/gift) about upcoming
events and announcements.
Christmas Dinner Theater
and
Silent Auction
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Presented by the GISD Choirs
Sunday, December 5
12:30 pm
Meal begins at that time.
Dinner music will be performed.
GHS Commons
$8 for adults / $6 for kids (4th grade
under).
5 th and 6 th grade, 7 th and 8 th grade,
High School Choir and Select Choir
will be performing.
New GIFT board members are Becky Walton, Dusta Reed, Shari Meyerdirk,
Leigh Clopton and Tami Hayes. Not pictured: Beth Hemby.
AEIS Public Hearing Date Set
A public hearing regarding the Texas Education Agency’s (TEA) Academic
Excellence Indicator System (AEIS) report for Gunter I.S.D. will take place in
conjunction with the regularly scheduled meeting of the Board of Trustees.
The public hearing will begin at 5:30 p.m., Monday, December 13, 2010, at the
Gunter I.S.D. Administration Building located at 213 N. 8 th Street in Gunter.
The purpose of the AEIS hearing will be to allow for public discussion of
the AEIS district and campus reports. Copies of the reports will be available
for public review at each school building, the Administration Office, and the
Gunter Public Library. This release is tendered to in compliance with Texas
Education Agency Code (TEC) requirements to provide notice of the hearing
by means of local media.
SuPpOrT SeLecT ChOIr
Pay $1 and wear wind pants or sweats
every Thursday during December & January!
Proceeds benefit the GHS Select Choir.
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High School
The National Senior Beta Club at Gunter High School inducted 24 new members on November 7. They are of the
highest academic and moral standard, and we are very proud of them! The Beta Club sponsor is Rebecca Egger.
Pictured are the new members: CJ Ateek, J Bailey, Braden Bardach, Jamie Boelens, Ellen Brandt, Rachel Campbell,
Bryce Clopton, Brandon Flores, Anthony Franze, Monica Hall, Lucas Hampton, Morgan Harrison, Alexandria Harvey,
Casey Hicks, Sabrina Howell, Alexandra Lashley, Cody Johns, Luke McColloch, Matthew McMullan, Guillermina
Morales, William Neely, Erika Prado, Reagan Reed, Eva Watson.
Members of the freshmen class that visited UNT were Tyson Scott, Cade Cruce, Regan Hestand, Lana
Green, Jerrod Reed, Stephanie Forrester, Dani Welch, Rosie Dominguez, Abigail Bon, Julie Galvan,
Ashleigh Gehman, Kasandra Puebla, Madeline Rowe, Rachael Watson, Allie Martin, Emily Bruner, Jade
Allen.
College
Class
The Pre-AP and AP English
classes at GHS took a
trip to visit the University
of North Texas. They were
treated to campus tours and
a talk with an admissions
counselor.
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Middle School
Voracious Readers
Students qualify as a Voracious Reader when they read
125% of their Accelerated Reader goal during a six weeks
period. Those who make the VR list for 4 six weeks during
the school year will be treated to a special field trip.
One student from each grade level is recognized for having
the Most AR Points while two students are recognized for
achieving the highest percentage of their AR goal.
The top Voracious Readers for the 2nd Six Weeks are:
FRONT ROW (Left to Right) Gage Davis, Camryn Mac-
Donald, Danny Cummings, Nicolas Gonzalez. MIDDLE
ROW: McKenna Waller, Haegan Jones, Hannah Eldredge,
Rylie Hestand, Lauren Baird, Angel Becerra. BACK ROW:
Dawn Smith, Robert Michaels, Reilley Hicks.
Students of the Month
November
Fifth Grade: Roberto Torres
Sixth Grade: Tanner Howard
Seventh Grade: Mikayla Watson
Eighth Grade: Sandra Cruz
A Meal and Manners
Seventh Graders in Mrs. Rodarmer’s Skills for
Living class enjoyed their Thanksgiving lunch
together while practicing appropriate table
etiquette.
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Middle School
GMS
A HONOR ROLL
2nd Six Weeks
Fifth Grade: Eliza Allen, Daylan Bower, Gage Davis,
Salma Echols, Aubrey Edwards, Sarah Franze, Paige Garner,
Kole Gillespie, Cale Hayes, Tyler Lokker, Camryn
MacDonald, Steven Menkhoff, Jose Montes, Austin Oblas,
Makenzie Perry, Zachary Rogers, Ryan Tolbert.
Sixth Grade: Jonathan Avendano, Lauren Baird, Alexandra
Brazell, Trey Carr, Hannah Eldredge, Colten Enloe,
Parker Johnson, Zack McConnell, Taylor Prosser, Bo
Whitteker.
Seventh Grade: Abigail Bon, Katey Campbell, Taylor
Cheers, Briscoe Fletcher, Meredith Gary, Sydney Morrison,
Palama Rodriguez, Mikayla Watson, Jake Whitteker.
Eighth Grade: Brittlea Autry, James Berggren, Jose
Betancourt, Luis Betancourt, Reid Bolin, Riley Bolin, Natalie
Cochran, Cristin Connor, Tristen Covington, Caitlin
Cruz, Sandra Cruz, Casen Driskill, Efren Fuentes,
Amanda Gleason, Kalani Holloway, Kathryn Husted, Alex
Jones, Tori Ladron De Guevara, Spencer Lashley,
Mackenzie Mazerolle, Olivia Mead, Kiana Nemoto, Ross
O’Hanlon, Madison Richmond, Evalyne Roberson, Nicole
Rumsey, Dawn Smith, Kevin Teems, Nathan Yansky.
GMS
AB HONOR ROLL
2nd Six Weeks
Fifth Grade: Crislynn Autry, Sonia Betancourt, Alexis Ferguson,
Leann Fox, Jennifer Galvan, Zachary Gleason,
Ezmeralda Hernandez, Brooke Hogan, Matthew Hunter,
Keith LaBrue, Lexie Lenderman, Heidi Locke, Zachery
Lowe, Remi Morris-Jackson, Logan Nelson, Jacob Reed,
Russell Reed, Colton Schmitz, Hunter Simco, Roberto
Torres, Addison Turner, Loren Waldsmith, Luke Willard,
Cameron Worthy.
Bobby Hunter, a paratrooper during WWII,
visited with Mrs. Bon’s 5th grade
Social Studies class
for Veteran's Day.
Mr. Hunter’s, grandson, Matthew,
is a 5 th grader at GMS.
RIGHT: Matthew and Bobby Hunter
Sixth Grade: Dwayne Alford, Ashley Applegate, Austin
Baker, Tyler Buysse, Daniel Cummings, Chaney Elvington,
Ubaldo Garcia, Nicolas Gonzalez, Donald Johnson,
Rylie Lashley, Quinten Layman, William Martin, Mason
Mazerolle, Caroline Morton, Sean Pelley, Avery Reed,
James Riddle, Tyler Rigsby, Kamee Roberson, Alexandria
Robinson, Carlos, Rodriguez, Brock Savage, Kenneth
Shipper, Alyssa Smith, Coby Thomas, Jacqueline,
Valadez, Alec Whitemyer, Noah Williams.
Seventh Grade: Kaely Argueta Lutz, Connor Clement,
Taylor Crelia, John Earwood, Ethan Edwards, Leslie Garcia,
Austin Gittens, Jessie Hancock, Jesse Harris, Samantha
Hawk, Blakely Hogan, Christopher Jackson, Ty Johnson,
Haegan Jones, Alexander Leach, Cooper Locke,
John Massey, Cade Meyerdirk, Nathaniel Michaels, Andrew
Mikulastik, Jake Oblas, Tina Stevens, Rosalba
Tapia, Addison Vest, McKenna Waller, Alexandra Whitehouse.
Eighth Grade: Amanda Banks, Berenice Becerra, Seth
Brewer, Troy Carrigan, Tasha Crutchfield, Will Green,
Derek Hall, Danny Hernandez, Reilley Hicks, Garrett
Hunter, Hadley Johnson, Kyle Johnson, Sarah Kulbeth,
Reagan MacDonald, Georgia Mulkey, Keegan Rusher,
Nicole Stripling, Anthony Vulpitta, Brent Watson.
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Elementary
A HONOR ROLL
2nd Six Weeks
1 st Grade: Ansley Baird, Tyler Bigler, Adelie Brackeen,
Hope Caperton, Mario Cuevas, Michelle Cummings,
Sarah Denton, Landon Douglas, Bennett Fady, Audrey
Field, Eli Godwin, Makayla Harvey, Nicole Leach, Kasey
McKee, Sophia Mendoza, Lillie Matiko, Kiley Meadors,
Micah Nevil, Landon Pelfrey, Sarah Perdue, Cinthia Rico,
Kaden Rigsby, Mackenzie Roane, Haley Rosas, Elaina
Sanchez, Tanner Santee, Jake Schafer, Erin Seiberling,
Sofia Siciliano, Cloe Skipworth, Erik Tapia, Geryson
Toney.
2 nd Grade: Mathew Avendano, Juan Bernal, Taylor Boddie,
Mitchell Brewer, Samuel Cole, Samuel Erwin, Phoebe
Fanning, Bethany Gilbreath, Peyton Graves, Nyah Ingram,
Connor Jackson, Taylin Johnson, Hannah Keeler,
Cobi Koonce, Craig LaBrue, Jack Locke, Bethany Martinek,
Andrea Montes, Neelie Parker, Clayton Patzer, Bria
Savage, Jake Seiberling.
3 rd Grade: Ashley Bruner, Ian Bryant, Ryan Buysse,
Brianna Carr, Nancy Castorena, Channing Clement, Tristan
Cochran, David Denton, Tristan Edwards, Caden
Hayes, Jasek Hooker, Caleb Jack, Peyton Lowe, Grayson
Mead, Tristan Meadors, Ryan Morrison, Laurel Mulkey,
Clayton Reed, Joshua Rogers, Abigail Rosas, Zander
Turner, Kyle Watson, Gabriel Wells, Mack Whitteker.
4 th Grade: Brian Avendano, Hailey Baird, Abigail Gilbreath,
Tori Gittens, Hannah Kelley, Emily Loftis, Melanie
Loftis, Callie Ludlow, Karissa Pelfrey, Elizabeth Schroeter,
Chloe Walton.
Students of the Month
October
Kindergarten: Ava Cantrell
First Grade: Ansley Baird
Second Grade: Jacob Merrill
Third Grade: Alli Gleason
Fourth Grade: Karsyn Kemp
AB HONOR ROLL
2nd Six Weeks
1 st Grade: McKayle Baker, Liam Bryant, William Garcia,
Skylar Jones, Tamara Martinez, Trey O’Blas, Dalton
Payne, Saul Rodriquez, Gabe Turner, Landon Waligura.
2 nd Grade: Veronica Fraire, Mathan Harvey, Mia Jouett,
Riley Koch, Emily Lopez, Marco Lopez, Aidan McDowell,
Jacob Merrill, Cindy Montes, Stephenie Pelley, Penn
Seiberling, Jose Velazquez.
3 rd Grade: Noel Cannaday, Jonah Cruz, Mitchell Fugett,
Jacquelyn Galvan, Rachel Gilbert, Allison Gleason, Chase
Harrison, Natalee Hayes, Ryan Lounsbury, Jake Loyd,
Grant McAfee, Kyri Morris-Jackson, Bryson Rigsby, Seth
Schroeter, Siena Siciliano, Keaton Stephens, Logan
Trevino, Ethan Watson.
4 th Grade: Clay Banks, Madelaine Betancourt, Carlos
Chavez, Braiden Clopton, Zackary Cummings, Cooper
Enloe, Burl Godwin, Evan Gonzalez, Mariah Hall, Alea
Hewitt, Taylor Howard, Trent Johnson, Logan Jones, Trey
Keatts, Savannah Kelly, Karsyn Kemp, Kade McCarty,
Ana Mercado, Autry Monk, Savanah Roane, Jessica
Smith, Alessandra Strange, Savannah Sutton.
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District News
Core Essential for December
For the month of December, the Core Essential character trait at
the elementary school is JOY. Students will participate in lessons
to encourage joy.
JOY: Finding a way to be happy, even when things don’t go
your way
Do things always go just the way you want them to? I know that is
NOT always the case. We cannot control everything. But we can
control how we react to it. Joy is the value we will be talking about
during the month of December. Joy is finding a way to be happy,
even when things don’t go your way.
Happiness is a feeling – we can all remember one time when we
were happy. Joy goes a little deeper…it’s a heart issue. Joy requires
us, when things are not going just the way we would like, to
see the big picture. What not-so-perfect situation in your life can
you turn into an opportunity to have JOY?
THANK YOU!
GMS would like to say, “THANKS!” to our wonderful parents
for the awesome items donated to the Accelerated
Reader Store. Because our students have been avid readers
this semester, the store is low on items once again.
Donation of the following items
is greatly appreciated!
Bouncy Balls (all sizes) Fun Socks Silly Bands
Party Favors Fun Erasers Silly Putty
Hair bands And anything else you can find!
R-time
Stars
At Gunter Elementary, our students
are always working hard. This year
students are participating in a new
program called R-time. R-time stands
for Relationships To Improve Education.
Students that consistently show
their R-time skills by having good
manners, being respectful to other
students, and following directions are
recognized by our faculty and given
an award.
GMS Tigers Football
Tigers B Team 8
Pottsboro 32
Tigers B Team 6
Blue Ridge 22
GMS Life Skills class just returned
from the Dallas Area Bowling Meet.
Out of several hundred other players,
our boys ALL placed. We want to give
a "shout out" to Victor Prado and
Maurisio Becerra for winning 4th place,
Victor Franco and Jesse Loftice 3rd
place, and Mason Fields and Steven
Sloan for placing 2nd! Great job!
A few of the best new toys for this
Christmas, according to Toys R Us are:
Cuponk, Disney Princess & Me dolls,
Toy Story 3 Imaginext Tri-County
Landfill, Imaginext Bigfoot the Monster,
Leapster Explore, Minotaurus, NERF N-
Strike Stampede ECS, Pillow Pets,
Sing-a-ma-jigs!, and Tomica Hypercity
Mega Station Set.
The November R-time stars are:
Chloe Skipworth
Taylor Boddie
Connor Jackson
Ansley Baird
Eli Rocha
Callie Ludlow
Savannah Sutton
Tori Gittens
Mariah Hall
Jose Rocha
Cecilia Mercado
Caylee Hewitt
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Sports
Lady Tigers Varsity Basketball
Third Place: Ponder Tournament
Lady Tigers 19 16 18 20 73
Lubbock Trinity 4 10 9 3 26
Joey Bailey 32, Amber Keatts 14, Kaylea Johnson 14,
Jessica Carrigan 11, Jordan Arrington 2.
Lady Tigers 15 18 10 9 52
Krum 11 7 13 10 41
Joey Bailey 25, Amber Keatts 12, Kaylea Johnson 8,
Jessica Carrigan 4, Cassidy Rand 3.
Lady Tigers 12 9 8 14 43
North Lamar 4 10 9 4 27
Amber Keatts 14, Joey Bailey 13, Jessica Carrigan 11,
Kaylea Johnson 4, Jordan Arrington 1.
Sophomore Payton Baker and Junior Cody Campbell
came away with top-10 finishes at the state crosscountry
meet in Round Rock on November 13.
Payton finished fourth, with a time of 11:56.79, just
1.2 seconds from getting a medal.
Cody finished 10th with a time of 16:30.40. He
improved on his 32nd-place finish from last season.
At the regional meet in Arlington a week earlier, Payton
won 2nd place and the Lady Tigers team finished 8th.
Cody won the bronze medal, while the boys team
finished in 12th place. RIGHT: Cody and Payton.
Senior Lady Tiger Joey Bailey recently signed
her letter of intent to play basketball for the University
of Arkansas in Fayetteville.
As a junior, Joey was a Texas Girls Coaches
Association all-state selection, a Texas Association
of Basketball Coaches all-region pick and
the Most Valuable Player in District 11-2A,
averaging 19.9 points, 10.3 rebounds, 2.4 steals
and 2.1 blocks per game. She enters her senior
year with 1,696 points.
Joey is pictured at left with her family - brother,
J, her parents - Kari and Brian Bailey, Coaches
Woody Young, Bruce Keatts, Ron Gathright, and
Athletic Director Roger Reed.
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Sports
AREA CHAMPS!
The Lady Tigers volleyball team really stepped up and came away BIG with a 5 game win over Peaster for
the Area Championship. Unfortunately, the Lady Tigers ended with a loss to Callisburg, but the girls still had
a great season, finishing with an impressive 31-8 record. The Lady Tigers would like to send out a SPECIAL
THANK YOU to the entire community of Gunter for the AMAZING support we received throughout the
season. We have the best fans around!!
Vs Peaster 16-25, 26-24, 22-25, 25-18, 16-14 Vs. Callisburg 21-25, 21-25, 21-25
GMS Lady Tigers Basketball
All games are played B, 7A, 8A
and begin at 4:30 pm
DATE OPPONENT PLACE
Nov. 29 Pottsboro Away
Dec. 6 Bells Away
Dec. 13 Howe Away
Jan. 6 Whitewright Home
Jan. 13 Tom Bean Away
Jan. 20 Callisburg Away
Jan. 27 S&S Away
Jan. 31 Pottsboro Home
Feb. 3-5 District
Tourn.
Howe
VOLLEYBALL ALL DISTRICT
Joey Bailey - Offensive Player of the Year
Harlee Johnson - Defensive Player of the Year
Morgan Watson - Co-Setter of the Year
Kristi Cross, Meghan Mazerolle - 1 st Team
Lana Green - 2 nd Team
Bethany Rodarmer -Honorable Mention
Joey Bailey, Meghan Mazerolle, Harlee Johnson,
Morgan Watson, and Bethany Rodamer -
Academic All District
LEFT (Front Row): Lana Green, Morgan Watson.
(Back Row): Harlee Johnson, Kristi Cross, Joey
Bailey, Meghan Mazerolle.
GMS Tigers Basketball
All games are played 7B, 8B, 7A, 8A, JVW
and begin at 4:30 pm
Date Opponent Place
Nov.29 Pottsboro Home
Dec. 6 Bells Home
Dec. 13 Howe Home
Jan. 6 Whitewright Away
Jan 8 Tioga Tournament 8B Away
Jan. 13 Tom Bean Home
Jan 15 Celina Tournament
7A, 8A
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Away
Jan. 20 Callisburg Home
Jan. 27 S&S Home
Jan. 31 Pottsboro Away
Feb.7 Callisburg Away
Feb. 10-12 District Tournament
7A, 8A
Tom Bean

Sports
TOM BEAN
Total Tackles
R. Gibson 11
J. Meier 11
H. Heinrich 9
F. Montes 9
P. Ferrell 8
Fumble Recovery
R. O'Hanlon 1
H. Williams 1
Sacks
R. Gibson 1
Interceptions
F. Montes 1
S&S
Total Tackles
C. Cashon 10
R. Gibson 9
F. Montes 8
H. Williams 8
H. Heinrich 7
EDGEWOOD
Total Tackles
F. Montes 16
L. Castorena 10
H. Heinrich 10
J. Lara 9
H. Williams 9
Interceptions
P. Ferrell 1
F. Montes 1
R. O'Hanlon 1
HUGHES SPRINGS
Total Tackles
F. Montes 23
C. Green 18
P. Ferrell 10
H. Heinrich 9
R. Robledo 9
H. Williams 7
Forced Fumbles
F. Montes 1
Interceptions
C. Green 1
Tigers Varsity Defensive Stats - District
Fumble Recovery
F. Harris 1
Sacks
R. Gibson 2
J. Schmitz 2
B. Dodson 1
F. Harris 1
H. Williams 1
Interceptions
P. McConnell 1
F. Montes 1
BELLS
Total Tackles
L. Castorena 18
R. Gibson 18
H. Heinrich 17
R. Robledo 17
P. Ferrell 16
C. Cashon 15
B. Dodson 14
F. Montes 14
C. Green 12
J. Lara 10
R. O'Hanlon 10
Sacks
R. O'Hanlon 3
B. Dodson 2
R. Gibson 2
F. Harris 1
Interceptions
J. Lara 1
LEONARD
Total Tackles
F. Montes 13
H. Heinrich 10
R. Gibson 9
J. Lara 9
P. Ferrell 8
Fumble Recovery
J. Lara 1
Tigers Varsity Defensive Stats - Playoffs
Richie Robledo nails a clutch field goal against
Hughes Springs.
Sacks
R. Gibson 2
B. Dodson 1
A. Nandin 1
R. O'Hanlon 1
Interceptions
L. Castorena 1
P. Ferrell 1
WHITEWRIGHT
Total Tackles
F. Montes 16
H. Heinrich 12
L. Castorena 10
P. Ferrell 9
R. Gibson 8
Fumble Recovery
R. Gibson 1
Sacks
R. Gibson 1
R. O'Hanlon 1
LONE OAK
Total Tackles
H. Heinrich 10
H. Williams 10
F. Montes 9
C. Green 8
L. Castorena 6
F. Harris 6
Forced Fumbles
H. Heinrich 1
F. Montes 1
Fumble Recoveries
P. Ferrell 1
H. Heinrich 1
J. Meier 1
H. Williams 1
Interceptions
H. Heinrich 1
LEFT: The Tiger offense pounds
the ball down the field against
Lone Oak.
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Sports
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DATE OPPONENT PLACE TEAM TIME
Nov. 30 Honey Grove Away JV, V 4:30
Dec 2-4 Lindsay Tournament Away V TBA
Dec. 7 Whitesboro Away JV,V 4:30
Dec 9-11 Madill Tournament Madill V TBA
Dec. 9-11 Whitesboro Tourn. Whitesboro JV TBA
Dec. 14 Van Alstyne Home V TBA
Dec. 17 Lindsay Home JV, V 4:30
Dec 20 S & S Home JV, V 4:30
Dec. 27-29 Prosper Tournament Away V TBA
Jan. 4 Howe Away JV,V 4:30
Jan. 7 Tom Bean Home JV, V 4:30
Jan. 11 Bells Away JV,V 4:30
Jan. 14 Whitewright Home JV, V 4:30
Jan. 18 Pottsboro Away JV,V 4:30
Jan. 21 Callisburg Home JV, V 4:30
Jan 22 District Tournament Callisburg JV TBA
Jan.25 S & S Away JV,V 4:30
Jan. 28 Howe Home JV, V 4:30
Feb. 1 Tom Bean Away JV, V 4:30
Feb. 4 Bells Home JV, V 4:30
Feb. 8 Whitewright Away JV,V 4:30
Feb. 11 Pottsboro Home JV, V 4:30
Feb. 15 Callisburg Away JV,V 4:30

Mark Your Calendar!
Christmas Holiday: December 20-31
Early Release ~ 1 pm: December 16 and 17
School Resumes: Monday, January 3
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Deadline for the January issue of The Tiger Times:
Friday, December 17
If you have questions regarding the newsletter,
please contact Carrie Heinrich at cheinrich@gunterisd.org.
GHS Semester Exam Schedule
Day 1 (12/15): Exams 1 st & 8 th Periods, Reviews 2 nd – 7 th
1 st 8:00 – 9:30 EXAM
Break 9:35 – 9:45 Commons
2 nd 9:50 – 10:20 Review
3 rd 10:25 – 10:55 Review
4 th 11:00 – 11:30 Review
5 th 11:35 – 12:55 Review
A Lunch (11:35 – 12:05)
B Lunch (12:25 – 12:55)
6 th 1:00 – 1:30 Review
7 th 1:35 – 2:05 Review
8 th 2:10 – 3:35 EXAM
Day 2 (12/16): Exams 3 rd , 5 th , & 7 th
3 rd 8:00 – 9:25 EXAM
Attendance 9:25 – 9:35 Attendance
5 th 9:40 – 11:05 EXAM
7 th 11:10 – 12:35 EXAM
Lunch & Dismissal 12:35 – 1:00
Day 3 (12/17): Exams 2 nd , 4 th , & 6 th
2 nd 8:00 – 9:25 EXAM
Attendance 9:25 – 9:35 Attendance
4 th 9:40 – 11:05 EXAM
6 th 11:10 – 12:35 EXAM
Lunch & Dismissal 12:35 – 1:00
DECEMB ER 2010
GUNTER ISD
www.gunterisd.org
P.O. Box 109
Gunter, Texas 75058
Phone: 903-433-4750
HIGH SCHOOL
1102 N. 8th Street
Gunter, Texas 75058
903-433-1542
MIDDLE SCHOOL
410 Tiger Lane
Gunter, Texas 75058
903-433-1545
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
200 West Elm
Gunter, Texas 75058
903-433-5315
From the GISD Administration and Staff
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December 2010
monday tuesday wednesday thursday friday saturday
MS Boys BB vs.
Bells 4:30 pm
MS Girls BB @
Bells 4:30 pm
29
Facility Group Mtg
@ Elementary
6
13
MS Boys BB vs.
Howe 4:30 pm
MS Girls BB @
Howe 4:30 pm
GISD Board Mtg
6 pm
20
JVG, JVB, VG, VB
BB vs. S&S,
12 pm
VG, VB BB @
Prosper
Tourney thru
12/29, TBD
27
30
7
JVG, JVB, VG, VB
BB @ Whitesboro
4:30 pm
14
JVB, VB @ Van
Alstyne, 4:30 pm
JVG, VG vs.
Pottsboro 5 pm
Wrestling Meet @
Frisco Heritage
6 pm
21
28
1
FFA Alumni Mtg.
5 pm, Commons
8
15
2
VB BB @ Lindsay
Tournament thru
12/4
Fruit/Cookie Dough
Delivery 2 pm
9
VG, VB BB @ Madill
Tourney thru
12/11
JVG BB @ Sanger
Tourney thru
12/11
MS Girls BB @
Frisco Tourney
thru 12/11
Wrestling, 3 pm
Band Christmas
Concert 7 pm
16
GISD Employee
Appreciation
Dinner, 6:30 pm
GHS Commons
Early Release
1 pm
3
FFA Leadership
State Contest
@ SHSU 9 am
thru 12/4
VG BB @
Commerce
6 pm
10
17
JVB, VB BB vs.
Lindsay
4:30 pm
JVG, VG @
Callisburg 5 pm
Early Release
1 pm
Semester Exams: See page 16 for schedule
22
Christmas Holiday
29
Christmas Holiday
23
30
24
31
Football Regional
Final vs. Paul
Pewitt, 3 pm
Royse City
4
Choir Christmas
Concert,
Sunday, 12/5
12:30 pm
11
Wrestling Tourney
@ Plano East
10 am
18
Wrestling Tourney
@ Wylie, 9 am
25
1