Tivy High School - Antler Yearbook (Kerrville, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1942 volume:

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Possesslvwb ALL o?-I-he vvmmf uni I-nes So Psdvnwed m H pevson w Lungness to serve, hav Schoob mn, Huy cnpncdi pf Smaeve mTcves'l' 'Fwy HIGH ScHooLs ow-Th Sem-'very pvesence mspwes e nv-Lic, Lc-:Q,+unL progess Q-I-'Tv S+ucien.'l'S In. veco hfuom 0-9 her oynli' Rnd unsel-fs SGVVICQSJ we Cl meme 'PHE ANTLER Q4 42 to LALLAH 'SHELBURNE .. J. . 9 ' ' -.1 B . . m +-he S+uIev3f's wel? me nmol 'XYL ff 1 N 'L i X . .x u 1. I . xi A 8 ' 8l9h'l': HA MOORE Supa nfenciehi Sch,ooLS uv clay by dey ex pevnences Have ed: Acixovm eve, wehnvi Fm 0 ov-Jcmmjfx to ujc PP f P n pmmhce, The pvlnczxpms o ciemocvsqtxc Wmo' Tn QQHQV FSSCYLTS Q FCSUYHQ tlgese lYfC8Ye5'lZmo' An lfYJQ,QYlXHO-COL Qvfpek- lences Those who Canoe wovked. Hrxkoogh1'V1e em- 'to make. -H115 PubLxQn'boh pos3rbLe ave Zia be oongwntutni d on -the succx-3ss'FuL Qulmm Ailon of Jrhms wowthf pr-oJeo'l2 C I ri' . of Q . X 1lE.rl'14SchooL C'LXe1'npLlfy df-2V1joc,lf9c'.yln J ' f f , , Q- 'J Q4 5 0 - h.i U16 JAMES E SWRNN e have 'Faced Q Qylflcal ensfcogdnev 36 lfmve lwedup fo The hugh Jcavmcinvcis of Hchmevemeni courmrxgel and depc-1 dfwb LTP, ,Sejc by Jrhe vvmvxy fine, 3'tUClQYL'k boolleS whxch haue, preceded yo Upon your Shoulolevs w lL vesi The fvemerwlous Job 0-Fvnnkmg 4-hrs vfwovtd 03 Fence And secumlcy Rav all Ny Hwooghis' Fmol besi LU Shes o w'Hw X mmm S onzvnfivlnflohs' +o'l'he Pune si'nfFF and S'por1Sor who Prod. cecl 5 GvlQQ,LXen'f book HZ ms an evrpfmpw. of? whnk leqdevshnp m'l'inJUue. Coopevnfxovw and hfqvcl work LL, Ll do ll Sr- ' V if XX . ,y,' 5 S x S XTR Pvinc,'LpHL 0-fl Sehlov High School, U . . , . , n K .M .l ' l Q 1 x OU I u i . . u . J I ' , 'Le-ra 7 ROBERT H COPELAND Y'U'XClP!-IL 'F Juvuov .SCLIOOL S A newcomer o ivy I Lmue, een greatly lmpvessed byjrhe fvxendly Attutuole all who are Conhecfeol wrlfh 'Hoe School. Ihaue never seen such tv-oe, spmmt of co opera-t on mm ng -Fowl membevs and such Loyntky Love, and pafvloi: asm for Sch L and oounh-V as -that olevnons.-Emi ed by -Hue at den? B dy I -YC-BSL -Povbomcfce JC be n member- 0? H sch L 50 P-meh nn'l'v-nelffson And, yok so pvogessvfi khai uf lS ouisfandxng Among Hoe, SChooLS 04-'Hoe Sfbte, HMWQMMJ N t if 1 ' I P' '30 ' ' 1 A mi 5 . . O-F - l i o ' W , ' 00 U Q, 0 oo 'A ' I . . I CIBUBYI. iii- TF DANXELS Prlnclpnl.. out Ebemenfnrf Chool. +.Od6Y1'+S o 'TN Huck own 'Hne -Pwnc Spar-xi: o-Y coopercfr vw. exnsh gr, m Your School 'T'h:s Spf?-It HAS mnierlnlly Conjrrnb Jceol +0 Wwe well vmmded pvogmm Auninble 'To-Hue. Shad QMS o-F 'Tvy In 'Hwese Tvymd fumes when our counhy as Qngn ed m whoihedi wov-Lol war may we re Ynnm ?vnJte9uL 90k our mmm, vfghis Jrhe Hgwr 0 Sympn+h12eToundev5Jrnnd fo help To Jfvusjc Jco sivugqle mmol +0 nspwe Z5,o':M.,w Af . - X S I would like 'to Congwffulvfce 'Hne-wohculhl and 2 Yao Y 0 H 'twel ue F1rs+ Nice 'Pr snolerff and iloglfnm Clams-man lV,PSd?F1 I-Rhlojovods e :dead MPS Hex-1-mnsnen ex- -Wuvcl Vue Pvesmderd and UWHYI' Secvetevy Mvs Gem, Cow en man o-F imma l'1vsEdHenke 'Her-xsuver Hb-5 Rogue Jobes -36QondY1cc R esxciv Rnd memberahup Clmalvmnh. l h-S D ek Sm Tk win defense ox- Chllelhooal and Xfxunmi ks We Theme cv? 'Hue 'Tlvy Jun1ur'Senior Hugh School 'Pnreni' Teaches- Prssoc.m+nrm fffoh 'Hne Yam' ,qlfl'l?f'1. Fosievin fha harmonious velsionship o-F child- PCI1, 'iencier-S, And PM-erL'l'S, We ovgrmnlz Pfflbh S'h-wds evev vendy io serve. Local. MA 5-me ini-Cre5+s. thi.-teen. -f........... qc! Onpcrs V , ' ' I V.l' x-uk ,-I 1 .. ' 1 mvmuv-.s.1-,.,-.W . -...... M... ,...,. ,W x.,........ ., xx. M... .,.,x v-- I -4 .,,,.. br if... H V F Y ' .-.. ., N I - ' , 5 '- s In - 1 .. en. f-,W A ' 3-1'-.T'i.i'35 ' ' 'J --... ,, H sn, ' VV 2. -','55 ' ' Q , 94 Q ' Q IE 5 .. - . .. . - - s . 0 n Q f . . . . u 1971 , s l Q If B Youw cf W9 LTER QEWFEQT PRES Quoovvu STERLING- UICE PQES Pnm GRINSTEHD Eucews cowosw H n Vloorali SUPERENTENDENT BI LDCHTE SECQETBt2'f In coopemtmon. wth nd mlYLlS'fY ntovs, Jche members 0? Jdms counsel. Povmulmfe Jrhe pobicies and render unsiinieol services to the pubhic School. Sysifem QP Kevvvibl-e. -Faux-teen keeping with The 'I-endeney +0 im- prove 1hs+vucihovL lnrfpivy 'Hxe eno.herS ve Studyuncg PrmcnpnLS 015' ololfmee Pfvlol OEJGCAKVGS ALOVIQD H16 VARXQUS L.Q,veLS of 'fenchxnd an A Lnbov-crfov Course offered t:y'H'1e'UYuxJQv-S1+y 0 QXRS IMA ANDREWS Engllsh ETUd1t1On and f1TSt hand knowledge of travel en hance effect1veness of her teach1ng 1tan V1eWS Sedate genlal and alert she has made for herself a favorable place 1n the h1gh school faculty MARIAH STEVES Engllsh An am1able appl1cant to new 1d8aS and a f1rm bellever 1n the student s 1n1t18t1V6 many to atta1n hlgher goals Clever 1llustrat1ons make her thorough teach1ng dellghtful and unforget table SM fy iwtcen , , Jr . I J O L-Q 7 I . ' '1 . I n ' 0 1 Q n She iS-PI'0f0UI1d and has CQSIHOPO1' she has influenced and inspired ' J 9 ' ' . , Q 1 l I f if A , I I 5 9 VERA DELL WILLIAMS Spanlsh and Eng 11sh W1th her v1vac1ous personallty and her enthuslasm she has attalned many and var1ed accompllshments s1ncer1ty comblned w1th an unllmlted Her attract1veness, fr1endl1ness and supply of patlence These serve to stlmulatlng manner have caused her make her a favorlte wlth all who to galn a coveted place 1n every know her one' heart OMA VORDENBAUM Junlor Engl1sh A1 ways f1TSt to offer her 3SSlStaUCG when needed She possesses an unde flnable quallty of fr1endl1ness and JMZQQQWM TH CHAMP CALLIHAN Math Along wlth his DALLAH SHELBURNE Math Falthfulness dut1es as asslstant football coach '1-nCer1tY and Patience are 211110118 and basketball coach he has under the llmltless qualltles Of MTS Shelburne She l1ves 1D the hearts taken and very capably ful1f1lled are d1st1nctly h1s along w1th h1s lntegrlty I E' -I . seventeen' Others Genlallty, wlt, and matter of people that love these qual1t1es of factness are characterlstlcs that and ha been a true frlend to 211 w1th whom she has come 1n contact ,Q ' A ga T7 K 'f w:1pA-1 A ay ' k'.'4 4 .W-qsfvt Q . qv..-.n.-,gym . I Ax . ,NN , Q . ,...- ' Y I .I tfo 'A ,Y Q gQ,Q1 I N J! Ag-. 0 .- . , S . r- 5 ' ' I . . U , ' cs B . . . '- - ' ' s 9 14 S ' 1 . 3 A RW v '. SOCIAL STUDXES HARRIET GARRETT History and Civ1cs Always more than will1ng to assist 1D T1vy's activities and possessor of a true des1re to impart Her classes offer someth1ng more than just h1story and CiV1CS and the magority of students are aware that it 1S her forceful character in modern ethics and well versed in his subject Under his able leader sh1p the class has become engrossed in the discusslon of current events and good Amer1can citizenship Just and fair to all, he induces real scholarshlp V91 ll WORL TILLIE REAL H1StOry Keen 1nterest in local h1StOriCa1 events Hours of research and extensive reading have familiarized her with the an nals of Texas and Kerr County Diligent, efficient, and courteous she encourages the h1ghest standard of atta1nment able and efficient in her management of the l1brary Being well 1nformed w1th all types of literature, she 1S ever ready to give her aid and im part her knowledge to the students Her composedness and charming person al1ty endears her to all E I Qkteen , N Y--ww - QJPV x JRL,, ' . CARL PRICE--Economics--Fully alert CATHERINE FOLGER--Library--very cap- ck' iv E f? x 5' ' M OCATXONA ARTS Q. fl HERHAN VETTER Commerclal H1s gentle nature, Wllllng att1tude, and numerous accomplishments make h1m the popular 'Pop H1s muslcal tal ent 1S generously shared, and h1s con tact w1th many puplls g1ve h1m a w1de acqualntance H1S W1Se counsel and practlcal a1d w1ll endure CECIL CLENDENIN AgT1CU1tUr9 A thorough and practlcal knowledge of h1s subgect are comblned w1th a co operatlve and k1nd nature H1s SpOnSOT1Dg shows, auctlons, and Judglng contests have popularlzed h1gh standards of agrlculture n Kerr County RUTH BAXTER Commerclal Ab111ty to teach and apply the best technlques and pr1nc1ples of her f1e1d glves her a broad scope and an unusually helpful preparatlon of the subject matter and practlces in buslness ad m1D1Str3t1Oh Her calm, aSS1dUOUS and sympathet1c ways are loved HOU R BOSWELL Industrial Arts and Crafts H1s w1l11ng efforts to serve the entire communlty 1n a capable manner are recognlzed by both school and Clty and have made h1m a valu able asset to our faculty H1S warm and graC10US manner made h1m a wel come member of the T1vy faculty 4, 4 Q hmeteen MILDRED WARD Homemaklng Ab111ty to create lnterest, enlist cooperatlon and ma1nta1n a hlgh standard of work under her sponsorsh1p the Future Homemakers' OrgaH1Zat1OD has grown Her sense of humor g1V6S many a RUTH MADISON MUSIC CODSC18Ht10US, prefer1ng perfect1on 1n performances and 'w1th muslc to the t1ps of her f1ngers , she has presented for T1vy and Kerrvllle muslcal perfor mances par excellent She has a deep apprec1at1on and a keen under standlng of folk music twevft M! ANN PALMQUIST Cafeterla and Home mak1ng She has endeared herself to both faculty and students by her unst1nted serv1ces and frlendly at t1tude as supervlsor and teacher Wholesomeness along Wlth her cheer standlng favorlte w1th all PETE MARTINEZ Orchestra and Band Composer of T1vy F1ght Song and arranger of T1vy Alma Mater Due to h1s remarkable lnfluence and dy Ham1C personallty, 1nstrument muS1C has exper1enced a phenomenal growth 'Joklng 1S h1s rod, that does not SDO11 the Chlld I rw Jgxg ., 4LJj?.5f Lt :PQ ' . . . , serious situation a happy ending. fulness, cause her to be an out- . K E . A ,L pf? ,Q CARL PRICE Health Educatlon Par t1C1pat1OH on the fleld, tra1n1ng 1n college and COaChlDg experlence quallfy h1m as head coach The close aff111at1on between Mr Prxce and h1s athletes bears w1tness to h1S ab1l1ty, and the frU1t1OH of the 1nfluence on the team w111 y1eld greater men of tomorrow ROBERTA MITCHELL Art Natural ta lent and genulne apprec1at1on of the flne arts provlde a splend1d background from whlch she freely draws as a teacher An atmosphere of freedom, creatlve lndustry and 1nd1v1dual 1nlt1at1Ve pervade her classroom ELIZABETH PRICE Health Educatlon Splendld sponsorshlp of the Antler ettes, Wlth her deep understand1ng and helpfulness have made her the beloved person that she 1S She creates an lnterest 1n her varled undertaklngs and always adds that certa1n somethlng' to every gatherlng SCIENCE CORNELIA ANN SEROTA Sc1ence though a new teacher 1n T1vy she has exhib1ted an unend1ng amount of un derstandlng and pat1ence Because of her genu1ne lnterest 1n her work she has created 1n the students a new attltude toward sc1ence and 1tS advantages 'eID!11+'-1' 0112 of 1: 4 . '-. u Ax ' .J L ny if 4 9 .A p ' 0.J I w Q , x 1 I 9, f A X X ,I 7? Q x Q 'i -- -.. .. .... 'l -..A1- I Q 'l JU. 10 MISS Umwelt Mrs Schmen bk 11 NV HNW T'lfC141v1 15213 ns E11 E .f'iv '1i-31.ff1I'Z1z r? ?1fmc ire an rs Mrs 'Umes Mrs 'Lu,na,Ncss 'Bu RTILSSSM Mr'lVfssXJgfo Mg nm C vi-fue s ll vs Peizfson ,MY S113-els Msswwufsei M' S 31...Hon.'Mrs.'FR se NMC mqeld Tl Corel nd s Peer nd P 2 G .,.A1 - - - ,X . , ',,V 'ills . ?1 ' Lf' - w e E5Z f' f 2 , 55321 Qf ' ' . , - T i'-35 K ' , 7 hx - ' . ., , l I A L 4-an A . , W ' V ' l x 3 , . e , . ,D n Q . I . an ' . a a . ' I I S u o 4 A , - s tl . 1 D 'q r ' I ' 5 ' I is an S ' 4 up , p 1 I I t . , . , 0 , a I YS q , s t 0 twe-nt-1-two L IVING IN ELEIIENTIIRYQJUNIOIQ I-IIGH SCHOOLS xPe.I-:ences wIme.I1 n-ve. wI'1l.eSovvLE. weI.L Aol spied and mf-xI vm. Io -Poe CLImI,oIvch me LIAPQII pvovIc:IecI CI.ose cow e.LnT0vL of -I e won-I4 on vm-mos levels wud A dkedunied wowIIw mer1+f+L AAI phfsc. :AI developemewi ps-eps-I-e s'I'ucIen,T5 Po 'IIVY Hgh School 'twehhx i'-hreQ, YM Xa - Y E ' ' o , - - I u ' u y O cg . in c x 'I V K n IILIA DOANE Affable, efficient, dili gent, she expedites the work of school routine Her contacts with parents teachers, and students give her a vide acquaintance Qssmstent delnttovs 'R Q T-Domiev H O WALKER Providers of an attractive and comfortable environment in Tivy 'Fx Z 'T .1-K? I IEREDITH Ever ready to serve, contributes something more than just efficiency in the performance of his duties as Superintendent of Buildings le have come to think of him as re own as 'Tivy Spiritn nr'i'x OF-Page Hseustenifb Jlmmvc, Lou luckev emma Whitehead Qtsy 'BYFISHGY' CRW! Br-me 'Tvesbebv Maw 'froufvmer Co workers in the administrative offices who perform miscellaneous duties. mmentyiouv jj ' D 1 v S- an T-4' E In I I e 5,3 , ,, I 4 ,rs U P . .fp 4' X ,nffg -- - . -- he ' 9 0 presentive of the intangible quality kn ' . . - X T7 , K in , . . Ne or Q A if A ' n n N In . fl ' - n f a p , S ' b -XA 1 I r.J . Jr i H I N -5 9: 39 of f .'l O sv BRUADENINE OUR SCUPE .' ' .i, CLASS EDITORS mmm VAN mfmr. ELAINE OLHLLR GLENN PETSCH NNRJANE AULD I NW tr 1' -10: SPONSORS liss Baxter Irs '1111amS liss Real lr Clendenln Irs Serota PRESIDENT Charles Lochte I CRPTFUN . 'Twy he N, beqwhlh 'H-vs Land to be sei' Hsu-le 4 o Ealuewhovd CLASS OFFICERS Albert Coleman Treasurer Henry Lessing Vice President Pat Robertson Vice President Jeanette Smith Secretary SENIORS s' 'twentl-1 - sip EDWIN ARNECKE Mechanlcal mlnded shop and football are his ma1n 1D terests YVONNE ATOR Unobtrus1ve newcomer confesses that she 1S part1a1 to art BOBBY BREIHAN BETTY BROWN An excellent student Cheerful, and most and qulte necessary 1nterested 1D Home as a member of the mak1ng and art v1sual educat1on crew Qsfwik VAULTER BAKER 'Buster' likes any k1nd of math, which should help h1m 1D h1s 8V1at10D career ETHERIDGE BEAVER D1gn1fied l1kes book keeplng and plans to enter the commerclal f1eld NUISEN BRAILEY A mus1c enthuslast and is nuts' about playlng football VIRGIL BROWNLEE Ind1spensable 1n T1vy's athlet1c program, V1rg1l 11kes h1StOry iwenfsi Se uem. 1 . r y . - he U 77p E I . , H , ' aaa as ', 3' ESSIE M BARTHOIEW Essie Kaye likes to read and be a Future Homemake HELEN BRUTON Student photographer of the annual, and was 1n the Jr Play WINSTON BODE 'Tatler edltor band drummer, an outstand 1ng scholar LEROY COLLINS He is 1ntr1gued by mechan1cal drawlngs and machlnes JUANITA BUTT Bass flddler 1n the orchestra player of the tympanl, a true mUS1C1aH JANE COLE A sc1ent1st at hear she has also enjoy ed Future Homemak lng and art ALBERT COLEMAN A f1ne basket ball player, holder of many Off1CeS, T1vy's favorltes DOROTHY COOK A lover of SW1Hg , Dott1e has been a faithful member of the Choral Club Q 'T -1, EMAGENE CANAFAX A past pres1dent of the T1vy Forum, her NUBYE CASEY Prefers h1StOTy and l1kes to read as a lnterests are Eng11sh past1me and speech BESSYE GEORGE COOPER Popular, cute, drum major of the Antler ettes, Cookle d serves much credlt for her good work 'twex-dsx aught GEORGE COWDEN Tall dark 'n hand some's one lnterest 1S ranchlng 4' .X . , ,, . . . . . I . . t, ' 0 fl HTootieN is one of ' ' V1 ' ll - - 5 - , vv - rv e- , , I L, 4 O BETTY CREAGER Intelllgent, artls t1c she favors work w1th wood and metal JEAN CUNNINGHAM Sunny natured sport lov1ng, she chooses arts and crafts for relaxatlon cl of KENNETH DOWDY Genlal, d1l1gent a lover of farm llfe EVA EATON Retlrlng a slncere lnterest 1n T1vy's act1v1t1es a real deslre for know ledge DALTON DAY Happy go lucky l1kes Macbeth and fancy boots LECIL DIXON A band member for many years he llkes l1terature too Really an exey Garland, who was 1D T1vy's Safety Patrol, 1S 1n the Navy EVERETTE ELDRIDGE Not only Cotton 11sp but h1s good humor mark h1m as a swell person 'twevdvq -nme DORIS DIETERT Tim1d genulne slncere 1n her l1k 1ng for hlmemaklng MAXINE ELLISON Stud1OUS, able 1D commerclal work an asset to our school 4 2 ' X A A 1 T X . I H - . - ' - . -,, - ,', he . . ' . ' --. Q ' O vii I - A ' v,,, :, , 2iijiE5 Cigli Y l GARLAND I F ly f - 'i M KATHERINE FISHER Peppy and little enthusiast1c over everything, she de votes her tlme to e F H 357 IETA HANSEN COLLIN FURR A speedy typer plans to be a mech RHIC upon graduat1on Sm1l1ng and goodnatur , she 1S lnterested 1D Homemaking V A JIH TOM GASTON GLORIA GIBSON Unique and striking, Capable Attract1ve she starred in the she was a cheer Jr Play and debates leader and is on the w1th fervor Antler 0 BETTY Goomucn town 0 -AW RICHARD GOSS Genlal, calm a real athlete, a w11l1ng staff CLAIBORNE HARDIN Dependable a valuable A swell yell leader member of the Choral Club, she enjoys Home mak1ng and very lnterested 1D aV1at10n ESQ BILLY HARRISON Carefree, the hum of wood shaplng machines inspire h1m to work 11 'khiri Nl Q45 EARL HART A lover of good horses, he 1S a dlligent Trades Industries student 44 -Q I r i XXX ' 1 x I J.. 0 ' 9 , he r l th . . Tl ' . H H' , Q O WN I i . . -I ! . .., ' I., f . Y' J tn. . ff T- ' in worker on the nAntlern . - f . Q ' . . - l . I E I A A an fr .3 X - , A e will A -1:15 '19 BILLY HEFFERMAN JASPER H NDERSON Unpretentious s1ncere, Fun 1OV1Dg, a reg interested in ranching ular fellown, the or any type of agr1cu1 F F A holds s ture interest MORRIS JAMES Quiet, he favors wide open spaces MAXINE HILLIARD JIMMY HUITT Qu1et a generous Football is in the contributor to group llmelight as far as activ1ties Jimmy is concerned 3 6g'hQ, bqoQ'Qc,, 39,99 SHERRELL nURs'r 9 Tall and lithe, a V DORIS JENNINGS l1nn1ng sm11e and manner1sms sweet the heart of the F F A and a f1rSt class typist ob ogood basket ball player, he favors shop work CLEDA JAMES A new comer has q charmed everyone with her qu1et sim pllcity Gil FLOYD JETER Floyd 1S a member of the HT aSSOC1at1OH and a lover of ath let1cs HUGO JORDA Of sterling Hugo delves science and classics quality deep in the si thirtq- one In .4 f X 1 at ' if : I -4 I J . I A ' - . . . hi ' . D . 151 M , o P I . 4 - I - G5 t . , Q 4 I v AN4 M If Ai 49 -3 DAVID KIESTER A 'wh1z on the cor net, DaV1d 11kes tennls and sc1ence too GAINES KINCAID A super Duper' yell leader a h1t 1n the Jr Play, Galnes' many frlends are well deserved MARQUETTE KOTHMAN Dalnty, demure, language arts enthu slast possessor of an unusual personal 1ty MARGARET LACY Muslcal Ton1' partlclpates whole heartedly 1n numer ous aCt1V1t1eS HORACE LGMOINE A future gob Sweet 'D lovely Horace now devotes Mir1am has endeared hls tlme to Trades herself to all bY and Industrles her qu1et manner NORMAN KLEIN Skllled ln any type of carpentry, Nor man also f1DdS t1me for the safety pat rol fhv WALIETA KOEMAL Industr1ous, she 1S more concerned w1th the studlous phase of school 11fe k I we SYBIL LeMOINE A cheerful Antlerette typ1st for the Tatler , he should go far 1n her chosen fleld I HENRY LESSING A true gentleman Henry has excelled 1n maklng frlends and acqulring know ledge i ' ' .8 Q . H' ' ZS' -u . - . ' qflf 5 fr l ff! ll XXV!!! ia 0 1 X 1 I ' ', 45 A o 'fx 'thortq-Two p ROSEIARY LINDHART NUrS1ng as her am bltion, HROS18 has pursued SC18Ht1f1C courses I' ui i MMHMM Art1st1c to her f1n er t1ps, her scholast1c atta1n ments are h1gh GMMESLMHE Busy Charles cap ably f11ls the of f1ces of ed1tor of the Antler and Sr class presldent HELEN MENGES Blond long t1me Future Homemaker she loves the country t CONRADA LOPEZ Talented ln muslc skllled 1n typlng she is a loyal Antlerette JOE HARTINE ing as Joe's de batlng and being 1n the Jr Play would demonstrate ALLEY IATHIS Come what may, he never loses Slght of havlng a good t1me DURWOOD H RRITT A born rancher, he has a keen sense of humor i 'fhirtli three BILLIE LOU MALIN A yell leader Fu ture Homemaker and a most efflcient buslness manager of the Antler 43 JOHN MOHUNDRO A ver1table clown he too, l1kes shop work '1 ag 3 .nd A A . I ,I X ff I y Unselfish, perserver- 1' , H O . i Q Q A1 A g Q 'l ' ' L - -- - ' , . ' y- DORIS J0 MCLEOD 31 L ELEANOR MOSTY BRUTUS MCCAFFITY Lovable, VeI'S2t119, Qulte am1able, letter Parflclpaflng 111 and ed two years 1n foot appreclatlng art PAUL NASH Rotund and a humor to match, he plans to fly the skyways ball, three 1n basket ball LLOYD KCCOUN Worry free, a tend ency for sports, always lncluded 1n the gang Q IAXINE HCKINNON Buoyant fond of drawing, Journa l1st1c talent Antlerette Band drum major, Prlncess and art1st1c 'Dodo 1S beloved by all X ANN NANNY Good sport, keenly aware of the beaut1 ful 1n l1fe and versed 1n the practlcal arts MARJORIE NOLAN Another newcomer, largorle l1kes the Choral Club best BARBARA PENNINGTON Generous, sedate algebra COnSC10US a most refreshlng person IDA DELL PESCHEL Small, dlfferent she asp1res to be an Engllsh school teacher U- 6' 34, ,' ai 4 g I ' 1 7 A ' Hay fiip '. H l . . 7 , . I -5 A 1, 1 e ' 0 W H ' I g-4 33 .a ,Nu fa., 3 ' Q . 1 .X . 1 'than-fx' four LYNN PICKENS Long a member of the TH aSSOC1Rt10n, I Plckens thlnks foot ball 1S tops PAT ROBERTSON Football hero many t1mes a class Off1Cer, Pat w1ll go places Q 45 Cv FRANCES REAL Smart, popular band drum major, holder of many Off1C9S and current snap shot ambltlons lie 1D the LAURA MAE REHSCHEL Scatterbra1ned but ent1rely lovable, Laur1e's recognl t1on 1n tenn1s and poetry 1S not far dlstant ANNABELL RIDGAWAY Homemaklng work suits her perfectly as she 11kes to cook and sew iii-'4f DONALD ROSSON Happiest when absorb fem1n1ne, she flnds ed 111 aE1'1-Culture 01' shop work MARY JO BOE Neat and utterly llfe interestlng ' 3 -thirty SWB JEANETTE REAL ROYCE REEVES A refreshlng person A most loyal Fut al1ty enhanced by ure Farmer he w1ll 1ntell1gence, her be an asset to the agricultural world KATHRYN SAENGER Personality galore 'Katy has exh1b1 ted her executlve ab1l1ty in the F H and Antlerettes A 1 ' -4 A 25 Q My O ', 'Q .4 as , f, I O .editor of HAntlerH. field of nursing. . 7 Q 4 13' 5 ' -I I li' JESSE SAGER VIOLA SANDEL Ret1cent head of A pleasant sm1le the vlsual educa an asset to the t1on staff he plans cafeterla staff she to enter the f1e1d plans to become a of mot1on in a pleas1ng an act1ve Homemaker Qua1nt manner Future the phenomina of ience spellblnd her 1CtUTPS nurse EUNAVAE SIBSON Although she has been a Future Homemaker, Eunavae's ambitlons are 1n the commer c1a1 fleld JEANETTE SMITH Sparkl1ng personallty, successful 1n every endeavor Antlerette and class Off1C6T HAntler' staff member H1S world 1S bounded on the west by foot ball east, basket ball south, baseball north track rj CADE SCHIETHELI MARVIN SHORT Good look1n never Shy 1n the presence fa11S to show h1s of fems', he has interest 1n ranch a deep love for the l1fe and sports West x Wy' Rs 'Q I 3 Cb ax' and bandwork are h1S first loves R1nk' hopes some day to fly Future Farmer o the first degree and ardent foot ball player 'thsrt - Sm - , I - . , l - . fz, . , 'W 'Z vt . J' Q 1' . ' . . ' t u X9 w J ' 1 f l JOY SOUTHHAYE.. .FRANK SPEAKHON JACK STAUDTf Us EAY STEWART sc ' . -T , - ' T 'fa f Q H R-fs Q ' If f HARGUERITE STRUBE WILLIAM SULLIVAN Well 11ked, good Retlcent loyal natured 1ndustr1ous sol1d' band member many tlmes F H T laboratory asslstant off1cer Tatler reporter BILLIE JEAN TAMPLIN V1vac1ous sportslovlng stenographlc falth ful Antlerette for one year BILLY JO TOLLIVER Nalve all round athlete Toll1e 1S a f3V0r1t6 w1th everyone X0 4'-Q 1 Q f -,-.4 DEAN TOHPKINS - vi F: l Smart l1kes to s1ng Q L and 1S a study hall to CATHERINE TREIBER Frlendly competent, blond, fast typlst, C0mmerC1811y mlnded an 1dea1 student JII IE LOU TUCKER Tivy sp1r1t Dependable democrat1c 1D thought and actlon Dossessor of the real HAUD VAN DYKE Lovely Lady m1nd to be envled hard worker on the Antler Staff and as a cheerleader thu-t-V Seven l'y 3 3 fa Q70 A . y 1 W ,Nl E y p Umajoru. ' f. 9 1 ' ' . . ' .D H. Ta - iff? . 'K' D W TAYLOR Math f1end reserv ed model airplane conscious sports fan ALFRED VOGT Witty A1 lives 1n a world of mEd1C1D9 good dancer vocabu lary super MARGARET IAGES IELVIN IHARTON BERNIECE IHITEHEAD Dainty, lovely, a A real Hjolly good Reliable, demure, charter member of fellowu--Willing brown-eyed, Antlerette the band. She loves assistant, a prac- bugler, deep-rooted tical student of I.A. patriotism. music and history. I I EDWARD IOLCOTT Ingenious, an elec trical engineer of tomorrow, ranch lover ID DALTON WINDSOR Rugged individualism practical knowledge, master of his own mind, history lover BILLY WILKERSON Definitely a sports fan, Billy is a band member of long stand ing and 'one of the gang ELDON IOLCUTT Smart, intrigued by the sciences, a valuable addition to our school QX X SIDNEY WRAY lasculine, affable musical, plays tuba and sings, officer of the band 'Q JEAN IHITTINGTON Likable, pretty, possessor of a charming manner, an Antlerette. T L WYATT A nimrod, hunter, terested in math he plans to study electrical engineering I Q , A f s' , , ' - 0 , . . in- f, Q ' sf Us . . ' .5 1 5 j Q A A -, if 'th.n-'Lp 2.1 qhft JOHNET YARGER Unpretentious- p1ac1d demonstrator of 1n1tiative 1D endeavor loyal Antlerette NAOMI YOUNG WALTER HEIMAN Radiant-dextrous Muscular-friend1y- song leaoer for a Hregular guy Future Homemaker's football and basket Club asset to ball player Antlerettes POST GRADUATES DALE CRIDER ZONA MAE JAMS HARY TROUTNER ALETTA HOLECAMP ihsvff- Pune . an - ., ,,- -' 1 I l 0 . K - a T L ' . , ml . ,S ' 19 ur ' , 1?ig. . 4, I V .Mi .f. -..... fi ,-4 -. . 5 , 1. , A, X 3 1 ' Q ' Y i , 4, 5 if lv Q. ,1 . Q v 4 ' i' X V ? NK Q. I 'N g. A IVV A 'i 1 I 1 , - .- B MEMBERS .QW ,za oe 4. SENXOR 4, ANTLERETTES SENIOR .5 l Say- whr-HoQ3mOf ici 'there TP 1 'Robb'1ncg 'Uwe Qvnciie, Cgivts? 3 QU., Qb0wcl,p if H miss And P: Wlojcm. 5? 'TELL me move. 6, Have ,we awe .Hou Lmckxf lveopbc? 7 wesfwnvd hoo Q. V71 woo-ol nt rglilluf. 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PATRICIA WINNIE DEAN SIGNE PATTERSON PAYNE PESCHEL Q ft BETTY MARIE MILDRED POOLE PRIOUR PRINCE - ,,:' . M4 s ..,V CC DARRELL IARY CATH RINE 2 JEAN PULLIN REED REU-ER ANNA BELLE REYNOLDS S 's+'w ,fa -an 'V I X .n 3 I I A 45, Ifkglfnq ibx ., 5' :NW X X X C xx ':-E' X lt. 1, Q 'T' , - JO ANN AARON JOHNNY DEE ROY ROBERTS ROBERTSON ROBERTSON ROBINSON MATIAS RODRIQUEZ JOYCE SHORT BILLY STANLEY PATSY ROGERS G F su TH SHIRLEY SOUTHMAYD CHARLES STANLEY ALLEN STEVES A X A 3 ' , .3 47' 2 Ira .J X J J ,I 1 3 1' ,Q MAL? A . . I T 1 f s A . I an f fir one KENNETH SOMMERS KBKIN. 'TNT ILENE ' TAYLOR fi 41 PAULINE TUTTLE NADINE WILDBERGER A PRESTON STONE X N l ff FAYE TEHPLETON HARJORIE WARD LEROY WILKINS ,dll I EMMA JEAN SUMMER MILTON TRAPP .wil DON WEIR JOHN HENRY WINN Q n mfg? X . HARRIS SWEARINGEN ROBERT TRUELOVE 82 WINSTON WHATLEY PEGGY LOU WRIGHT ssQiwq-'k'u.Qo 1. 'no She'4FieLol? 2. GE at sf, 5. You ciorC'l: S S-Y. 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S I xi Y- SVR RAUL ARREOLA 'W 9 LEONARD BAILEY IARY BETH BRADLEY CONNIE DAVIS pm MQ --rp N if fINN1 s W X J ...L 11 'Q HARJANE AULD HARIE AYALA KENNETH BAILEY xg!! f N ,, fw- if BETTY JO BEITEL '15 DAVID COBB HERBERT CROOK PATSY CUHHINGS NELL DU BOSE HAROLD EDSON PAULINE EVANS AP f Snr-hh seven wb 11 TEMPLE HENDERSON wi-IL A-fm' RONALD LINDHART DORI S IIALLET X sux-tv sushi BILLIE HUNT 'Q 'TI HAROLD GENE DIY Zi T BOBBY LANG BETTY HATHIS rp 43 ' A X if R X . 1 f If J MARTHA MOORE PAULINE HURPHY AIIE REAL LOUISE SHEPPARD LUCILE TAYLOR 424 BETTY LOU NUTTER for A-A J FRANCES ANN SIITH BETTY JO THO ON DELORES SOHMERS SALVADOR TREJO .ir E snc-tr n-une. BILLY PAGE BILLIE LOU ROBINSON CORNELIA SULLIVAN REBECCA VanDYKE -ii L i, 45 3 L 4, N Q A A ri- tx' ' I Q x 4 ' A Q 1 I W M XX- A A . V xt IQ 'Wim -A ! Y V11 H 'rv-4 S ., N V,wQJ'-RK ' , 1 Wt' A A ,K 'J' A 'fu - A . 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F' 4,., w .. ,' ' , z ef U' .19 A W 6 ' WS N -f ,-,. 47 -13 Y OUC3, G-pop Veiiev. 5. fork, Un 'Handy man. 6. Have pb6CLgGd . 7. Suvvm pevi-sh. 3. Ds-eSS v-'NZM-f CI. Cnu K+ ' 4h CiV'H'a. m Q 10. Three Push 1 Q Il. -Tw 0 gil , I , , I , 'x cg x I . J. 9 .nj .ily-' F js?-PI 'nw 'l'9J'- V 'V .wx - 1 'V '-,.. '1 - 14 , -,,A, vin! 4 If 'T Af '- . S x y . ,' . 15 3 P ' . - b 'I I - Lg B xi'-pk M, nb.. . ,, ,.':,g-.v+.,L-5 x 'pig - I' ' X I ' I 5 - K x:f,7::,ij -7, .4 Q 'Rig qf J' A x 'J L' N 4. 'V f N : fn.. , 'I X A A Q .' ' I r v- QQ .3 , , A A ,, 5 ' X .I , .I X l N ' .4 V, ' 0- . I eng, 5 xx ' xy x 3 . K .. vu. H25 , 1 -- f .wg 1 My i N Y . 1 I A gi ' md ' I . ,, , N. r N, I X 'K X . I Q x rx , , 3. --I-za.. . - x . Y ' . ' xx: :X .g N. s' X - . r U. , . - ' S GLORIA - 'BYLLY 1 3 , Q , 's 1 Ab!! CULTWNQ OUR 1NfQRE5fs Q . n - Q 0 , n - 1 4 4 , 4-U 1 POPULAR me Cooper io Johnny R ..JA-:..r..usfAf, , fhizmf. , M' -- WIN? Ffh Hs? K . 'fam , ' 5 4 ' h l x J s , 6 . , , A X' my-- I APABLE LHUYIB RemscheL--,Q,,,BkuiuS MCCHPPI 1 5 9 . 'fl 1 MMM F I .,.f.w. 5 -4.14 Y. .islx 'inf PEFQSGNAIJTY KHJCVWYYL Swinger .u gy J. Hi 1 SCHOLARS CITIZEN FR QHCES -REM., LJOCHTE WMM mmm MES ' I lg 'ff if . W g, .4 ff s Q Y ' 1 a ,VK ' . X1 ,C 5' N 1 N ' OU STANDING rn Hddrllon to Scholnsha vkinmment many eduenhon, RL Oppohtunxtlee FWQ, A-Nov-eol m 'UNE Hciuvuty py-og:-nm sponsored b 'Tavy Hugh, School., The Flni-LBP Sifni-P naked SHCIA 5-Locicnl -Pnuor-:tes Qxchtclcol to Qfheak the F4c+tUu+l9,'5 nn, whnch he Md pmhtzcmpcd Scruate Ven Gb-ed mad Number ef- em-s and seleo,-le G5 QU-P5-lpn rx -the 5+oden'i5 w csc +o+nL Score hencheaf -Uwe. Hnghcst pozrrt iw ,W VIRGIL BROWNLEE has won laurels as an athlete and is a leader among his fellows lascul1ne genial and competent he has held prominent positions in classes and organizations 'D 1 BILLIE LOU HALIN S earnest work as Business Manager of The Antler speaks for itself as she has been a dexterous figure behind it s production She has also supplied leadership ,sw The leadership and likable nature of TON DANIELS was proved when he was elected a class officer His interests center around football basketball and other sports Tom s amiability has labelled him and animation as a yell leader ,S A uh, di! .ii Self reliance has been developed to a high degree by GLORIA GIBSON Her sense of humor and subtle wit in crease her charm As a yell leader Antlerette and Antler staff member she has proved her ability to assume I . . 5 2 I I 1 ' - - ' l . 7 E . 1 C1 ' ' 2' V a a R it 4 ,'S12J5'gIrA S V - , O 1' . 1' V V ,fl V V S df ' 1 Q 1 S 5 .' L s I ' . Y V' I 7 7 ' l if .V 4' . . ' H, S ', r dr gr Z! , 2 S a 1' da Q ' at . 1 5: 1 f -- fi , I' . . .ff I-. . regular fellow responsibility OUTSTANDING i Studious, friendly a f r everyone, BOUTS has become a favorite smile PETSCH in high school Through his ability as a debator, he is one of the promises of the future -W' Willingness predominate istics of CATHERINE TREIBER Because of capable work, her services were invaluable in Tivy's commercial department this year and dependability in the character A football and basketball player of promise, HAROLD WISON is interested in skat ing, tennis and other sports His calm, deliberate, and ef ficient manner indicate that he will be a raster. ill r-1 5 Recognized as a comedian, actor and wit, BILL HOLLICHER has risen to a place of favor His creditable work as a member of the student council proves his seriousness and intellectual superiority IAUD of a much able yell P117 0 VanDYKE is the possessor genuineness and sincerity to be admired Her credit work on the NAntler , as a leader, and on the Senior also proves her versatility. 45 lk f N gf nudlll' Dependability, loyality, and friendliness, all character ize JEANETTE SlITH'S strong personality The inclusive, interesting sports section of the HAntler' can be at tributed to her efforts MARY RAE HIRTH'S charm an graciousness are always a parent, whether busy as ass't Tatler Editor, work ing on the Junior Play, playing in the orchestra, or marching in Antlerette -.,,. IARJANE AULD has ably edi ed the Freshman section o HThe Antler' and has been an active participant in athletic events She is eable, energeti dependable. ' , ,, vgiguhi , l,gmN 2 a rg .Q ' - ...X n ,'1 ,I 1 H . ,YCQ Z If N ,E Q e P 0 n , m ' 5 if 4 'if -xr. , I Y? eg I 0 In ' . l. H., .4 s AX , . - a 1 X L 4. Y ,h Wg ' ,V -- N, Q ' 0 ,Q , g L a . . .3 'i 25 . l I4 ui K , -'qwrfl IJ' if wwe ,N If V g ' - I 45 n Eg? 'fi :Gig 'V ti ' .. ' fl P I. - . O1 - , ce as .. ,O TSTANIBING, X i - 1 Ability and cleverness give JIM TOM GASTON a pleasing individuality which makes her outstanding in debate and dramatics She faces life with zest, vigor, and sound philosophy 1 A 'Q- Natural talent and hard work is combined to make TOM HEARD a remarkable trombonist having won several high rankings in contests He is on the tennis team and play cast 1 ital and full of pep, EMILY WINSTON BODE has given Hwit USCH is a Freshman who has and wisdomn to the 'Tivy Tat ecome well known for her apti leru of which he was editor ude in declamation She plays Proving to be a man of many n the orchestra and was a talents he is in the band, ember of the Interscholastic defense guard and council and eague typing team is a declamation winner JO ANN ROBERTS has proved her versatility during her one year at Tivy In addition to having personality galore she handles a horse with ease, sings beautifully, acts and declaims PAULINE IURPBY, a pretty attractive Freshman class cer, has been a helpful ad di ion to the NTat1ern this year WPo1ly'sN amiable dis position and diligence in any undertaking are qualities to If there were one word synonomous with personality sincerity, and attractiveness it would well describe JEANNETTE REAL, who is outstanding 1n debate, dra matics, and Homemaklng lit and cleverness combined with intelligence form a sketch of LOUIS BURTON H is a band member of long standing, plays tennis, and is on the shorthand team SIBWET one ' - K . , :rr'A-- X fi 1 SL A , I ,M 'I' 7 9 I Q,-7 ' . ' l . -' ' ' ' 'H' iii' E4 Iwi: gf 'ilk Q ' A QU sv it ' f !', 'Ki a . 5 IW N' x ' 1 7 . 7 1 ! , - I '14 lx , .. f ' , fre I . A . ,- 'm' 'f A , fx, ' g ,.,'. 4 A ' ia V- ' , k f fi - 1 0' 1' ' 0 - U e s It - be admired .W ANTLER ThQ Rwkber Straw-composed DAKKL Up., of twenjcy Siuclenis VCPVCBCVIXIYN We ctnssesj PfQRc1v'uiie.s, Gnd.: 4,2 inkevesis-QoL1'tecL the lLLusJcra QNNWL ed. lmsiovy o-P We in 'TWV if , wg Az, 'High Sohoob. 'Reovgn - , 'Zed in 1957, -Hue :Han-P-9, mQln-EAiY1U'1g A polmcy cn-F promcrtmg noievfgmolufw-Bee Ami SUPQLYIUG Wqcnnczes Nom 'W18 UV1OFGkOLHSSmer1, P795 made successive, sieps cr? 'pwgffess dfuvufxg 'Uwe QHSJ' xx , live, years. 49 yr- f . , wi , upper Len: Dams .Jo rmLQcnd, may Hill, ELEHIIOQ Mogw et-E Cinrrara LeF'T'. Jim KITXGJJQQYX J., . A V SYYlH:lf1,, 'RiQVw2fPd, Gees ,, fa LOWS? LCHK Dems .Semnm S VQDOQ nikki two 'RQo,L I-bel-Qm 'BRwforg J Omn Yordenbnom srChQvLQ5L0Q1 Gr mg . ohm lson, , C6046 Rughlrf CQHDLSQQ Henke, may KQISQI'-, ilDH'h-NQIQ 5?mHQre,oq Lf0v0Q4f Rigid! ELGIYIC CehLQlf, Vlflluo YM DYK6, GLENN Pdf-dv, Mm-- JME. F3ruLd. 'EJil.l.ie LOU MRM ?H9HY10Yx VGHGL CHARLES L.ocn-vra W - ..., .,-, -Q EDVFOR E,lLLlE L00 MQLAN- ....... ----,Bu3. MGR. PQTRIQIH PHTTERSQN- - - , , - , 93511 EDWQR QQRox.w.E Nl-1NKE-....--- ., - - M ,QSQT gui MQ NGMER KHISHQ- - - Guam C1BSoN - - , BILLY Sffucof- - mob ww BYKE- - ELQHJE OEHLERY ,R GLFMN DETSCH- MGRJANE HUl,b JPQNETTE '?Ml'T'H RICHARD MSS.- .Jumww KHNG ,- YRQNCE5 REM: - I sfmofz Mosfxl Q. GSS-'WT PM MGR, PEM one eowovz HSSVH rsnfrwm ssomvre ' cmss - ...... - EDITORS SPARYS ---'--M EDl TfI-KS - SNRPSHOT FMTOR - - GRN' EDVTUR L N,- -,A,-,, Mnpom mu. , , - - QSSVI' ww EDWOQ HELEN BRUTCN M U- , moms Jo mcueoo DURU5 JENNINGS NEHIVIQN VEWTER Z i i r,f5hc+rJCRnDuv Eovrosz ,-A PRXNTEK ,.. Pilonnyciaom QSST Fnmwcmp mxvusorz Qmo, VQRDENBBLH-T W M M: Q - .. - NSF-'ONS012 HORN, CLUB c,LnssncnL, sacred And pOPuLM' SOHQS me rendered in A manner whicuh 280605 +.we npprecinhon QS harmony nmol feeling, D Side-k. Vivginivn 'Bnkcn Conrndn Lao-pez, Num Gene Moow, .Jo mm Robeng, Mm-gme+ LLHFIW, Nndune, u,wLol 'Pvesndeni Jo HN NERO beds 5 P an F-Ru+?xN13i?CXchs61 'Yhe Boyschuw is A new org'nmi1:1+ion, ihpi- Seng Pcs ww 'mio i-he lqenwrs Q4 Jfhe sqhooi. sand Qommumfy R n ' Q. ,-ff -+ ATLEIR STAFF I 157 ,LN I Appemfnnce, of'1'3a.e. CxgH,:,L News even-ri 04. school Life me pubulshed at M101 Jovi-hells? 'CMQHJC SPoNsov. as devclepeol. Eoll-hor: NIARIQN Sfeves Mlinsjfon Bode F,pis+ prepnvfng copy Edfcors 'faking nssignmenfs Spode Re ov-hzvsf , Wnllmm fnllnvnw AX Lquwc Rem-schel Business Mg!-. Margie MHZ Assoc. Ecli oF. 4. New Rn: Hi! H1 GXQMT-ff WH. 'HIE v0eckL X DEBAT Resolved 1-hurl fha -federal, governmeni Should Aciop-Y +514 p0Lif'.y OP Qguiuizin Gducnhonw. oppov+uv1'nHes +hkooghou+ he hwflon, by means o-F Annual, gb'-NYl'T'S -Lo -the sevevnl. s+n+es -Por pubbac eLG'm+mfy and secovednvy educnilonf .1 tr Q 'Y 2323. E A Touaunmems Uvuuet-Si-Rl 0+ 'T'eYnS G QLnmo Hen 'Dis-I-kici' 'BH LL H on och ev- Souan mevxsiks If L 1 1 I plvsw' 'T'enmGu-LS WNTOM G 45+0n devlnet-lc PQNL 1-T -Joe, Mm-+me, Furs eqm.Eo15 'Bm Houocher- Spgyysov- VIH!-xg JQHL 0:5-V 'e'H' euswcy--svn OFFKCERS Joe Mnrhnefre Bin HOUOUHGP-VI 'Py-esadem' JU'n Yon GHSJIO Secs-e+ ry 5' Jemnerie 'genl A 'Tvensurev Joe VXFH fin-2. 1 TERQQHOLASTIC LEAGUE Anncvs uw. Locwt Qompehve, COMCSQ me chosen to vcpvesemwlfvy in ihe Lifcwwy Gvenjcs in Hue iox-Qoorvf-7f meek. H -RGHA -Wvx'fQY3 'jDgg5l,VJ,yvyg-fxQr1,Q HW HE, X-Jnvkln. d BQYLYL-PxobeWf'5 Xjinsion-Bode. . 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FUTURE HOMENAKEISS I I 'pLnc,ing emphasis on nuhliionghe, Horne- mnkini depnrimenf g A P195 VULY YYIHME. ,j MQ 'i+ n : . nn Q9-Fowl to Keep uS pl1y5iCnLL7 Fit. lwill 'A W4-.,..,-'II-0-fn-4qiq.,, , 1 Q1 H163 be- ginning' Gp 69011 ersb, Oxlficevs me msffnlleci nd new mwnbers n'm+fv45f6d in Q 05+ e-Wecfiwe CLFNYIOMQ LICQM' 5evumc,e. Comnnijckees pLrwL end' awed- much co? -Hnf: -Vu't'UV?- Hovnevnnkers 0-Q lC4vnQr1uQn- Q9 Sffq .D ff' ., Q, ' Jr. 2 1 ...- ws 1 y-. A , aw. W Q- 1 oo 4' Q Y. w P, H 1 V 1 , I To UWSUVC' Siwlevmiis 59363: in 'krFH'S'fc 'Vvvy or KWZQA Nm 39369, PA-if w SAFETY PATROL. HALL 9'u1oLes kegbte-Le the slcodenis Conduct In +YN8 HALL IJA F1,l I I ff l di' My , 'iy im 1 ni: 2:3 'F Pillh- PIAII' wi mron S KA! QUPREIIIE Ov nmzed, Qwcnca ation in defense Qc-kkvwjcies lSIV1lH0f'EG,d Ami Ollvcaciecl by -Une, defense COUYICHL Consevvntiom, -Fivsi-FUd,, and Sra-Fe-ky Are, EFENSE In S vn Q-Um wvch 'Uwe ve nvedmess vodmm 'I'1V7f'5 eil,-P50561 dm-cl Ye?-szxxves -LY'ni'nir7fip1r? 5 rY1'nL1JCm-Y J:QChm U 5 and disciphme. Emphasis I5 Dmaed on OVW :CAL -Vilcness. -Fosjceveci. ? 7?Q?3?9 , 21. ,Quay . Q, . 'UQ Y-we nf. - iff ' K . 1 .5 R '34 E , . ,v ' -. -A X i n ,a fx new' .,.- 'HQ' 'L f F - 44' M' A '. , , . 'GZ , . !-' 4 ' ' 4 -2, ' 1 ' ' X xl . 'nf h J, .8 i 2 wh. 4 -, W' i , I, -J N wr C . - ' , ' 'I VF . , n . 5 . . , 4,4 54 ,Q -I w s.. ,Ls if S Ports 7 QQYYISS unorcganxzedl PL 57' :Res 0HH 7!lYlg 'EN -Plas an Tvy -.pvownoles L-ec Foo'EbnLL Heroes Pwwrni mmfbbes Ven-hon Amd. promo-l:eS well roundeol evelope mem-k -through A wlde -4- VAS-l eiy ca-P 'plmygvound HC'hVl'l'.lCS IYL VR UC bnhb SnJoymO' 'f16Y1YLl57 .3 4 . K i ' - . . ,i 1, ! 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AUSTIN MAKES A GAIN BRUTUS GETS HIS MAN 'Sul at Je-teh 'Rob as-+S0Y' JEFF DAVIS 1 3 The Antlers opened their season in Houston with the Jeff Dav1s team The game started out in h1gh fashion with the Davis boys scoring first In the second half Tivy scored twice, and in the last few mlnutes of play Jeff Davis scored again to w1n by a one po1nt mar gin ROBSTOWN The Tivy eleven trounced Robstown 21 to 14 in the last warm up tilt prelimi nary to the start of district competi tion Tivy took an early lead in the first period but was soon headed by the cotton pickers' 1n the same quar r All in all the lead changed five times The Pickers lead 14 to 13 at the half and the Antlers put on the finishing touches in the third period by scoring twice soon after the second half had begun TECH The Antlers walloped San Antonio Tech in the first district game for both teams Q4 Ax Wlcfnfcrty Hiemerm Q ,QQ 1 , 1 ' Sh ef9V1eLCi Wait 'TQLEJWQJR one hunched- one HUNSON IS STOPPED TOLLIVER SKIRTS AUSTIN END ln. NQEOVS 'Q s. 'RQ Benson DAmeL5 Hugh Sheffield set the scoring example with a 65-yard run in the first period and was quick to add two more, one for 61 yards and another for 67 yards Marvin PiCk1nS added the fourth Antler tally, and Don Weir kicked two po1nts from placements to brlng the final score to 26 to 0 BROWNWOOD In the last contest on our historic Tivy field, the T1vy Antlers skipped through a faltering Brownwood eleven A susta1ned Antler drive placed the ball on the 7 yard line, and Tolliver carried the ball across from that point Pat Robertson added the next counter BRACKENRIDGE The dope bucket was upset when the Eagles came out winners over the favored Antlers in this game Early in the first per1od the Antlers marched down to the 4 yard marker, but there the Tivy offensive bogged down and the Eagles took over D 'Drews bs xev- oncrfundrecl 'ix Myla- 'Pzvovmh ee 5e'vuff x pq 6 c. ' Wmm HUPHL' KINGSVILLE IAN HEMM D IN SHEFFIELD SCORES Goss t sa '5 is , S f 'Tv-oebove H nm1L+on1 KINGSVILLE In the game of the opening of the new Antler Field the Antlers made a good start by tallying up a score of 14 to 7 against Kingsville The Antlers display ed winning form during the first few minutes of the first period, but Kings ville was not ready to concede defeat Brahama linesman literally stole the pigskin and lateraled to a team mate who s11pped through for a touchdown JEFFERSON An outstanding point of this game was Jeter's tackle of a Jefferson runner in the end zone, making a safety and two points LAREDO 4 0 AUSTIN Tivy entered their last game of the season against the unbeaten Maroons A1- though the entire Antler team played to the best of their ability, the impossible weather conditions proved to be too much for a team depending on a fast trickey offense Speahmcm lg aff 1. . sv lx S+ mdk? 1 in igiilirfv tag , 1 Chnmloufss Ndtkev- Evmbe one hundred-Three AUSTIN SCORES NUTTER GRABS A REBOUND In previous years, Tivy played var ious teams around the vicinity The chance came, however, when we could be placed in the same d1strict of basket ball as in football And in time to come,Tivy may be giving as much opvosi tion in basketball as in football 749 id 'Bvownbee 1 COVOJ-9Y'L 1 l 2 Ayuda: U Chembbnss Walk one hundred -Youv- eav- Cobernnn B- Nuiier Speakmon MEC HP? 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