Tivy High School - Antler Yearbook (Kerrville, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1954 volume:

ve . L, r I E if We present to you proudly a keyhole glimpse of Tivy. In this book we have strived to capture all the fun and heartaches, all the work and friendships of Tivy. This year has been a memorable one for all of usg we wish this story in pictures to be so, too. Each picture is a treasure, full of mem- ories of which you were a part. The Antler Staff chose a simple keyhole to frame these unfor- gettable experiences and events in our hearts and in this book. Tivy has unlocked the doors of life for us and ushered us into the bright future. It has been the key to the vast riches-truth, honor, loyalty-which await us outside of this, our school. Tivy has taught us the 3 R's and the value of last- ing friendshipsg the true meaning of Tivy spirit! Each moment we have recorded is dear to usg it's something that cannot be put into Words. Our goal is to preserve the warm re lationship in the hearts of each and every member of this, our school As you turn these pages we hope that it will give you a feeling of deep elation, helping to remember the wonderful past as if it were yes terday Now that it has gone, come with us to relive the past. Through this key- hole you'11 find the finest people in the world---Tivy students! L ,,,-J-i,-55,11,g-ggpgf:5. ,U -k,, , f , , x , , ., 1 - f. U-Kf,,wim-,:5:p-,',igggsqzrgmf14Qs:,sQgqQyg,f,,is:g:.w.m-WK:,up,gg-:x,,-gflg--,,, A g-' ' ' 11.f,w'w2llkswffgiffW2,.w,y,:qgw,:w,:grw f i ,.-...,,?, -- ---,- -::::T.,.'29f , f-m....Y.w.a1m21'TT':Z1A., ,,,, N. .i+1!':3......LW.. ,mmw.L-1 .. Y ,,WM,.i:'1:. MW f , CULT3 SCHCDCL BOARD . The School Board has worked untiringly toward the betterment of Tivy and all Kerrville schools. Here they are shown at a monthly meet- ing at which they decide administrative policies, legal actions about school business, and recommendations for money to be used for school improvements. Seatedfromleft to right are Mr. R,C. McBryde, Mr. Jimmy Holton, presidentg Mr. Cleve Wheelus, secretaryg and Mrs Clyde Parker. Standing are Mr. E, L, Wilciman, superintendentg Mr Rudolph Stehling, Dr. Choice Matthews, vice-president, and Mr. J. B Smith, treasurer, 8 Mr. E, L. Wildman, superintendent of Kerrville Public Schools, studies plans for construction of one of the numerous school buildings. Through the windows in the background can be seen the new elementary school building being erected. During his six years of leadership, the schools have shown steady improvement. Mr. Wildman's goal is to improve Tivy both spiritually and constructively. His close student and teacher relationship has made ' tact. a place in the hearts of all the people with whom he comes 1n con The Antler Staff feels that Tivy can only succeed with a leader such as Mr. Wildman. 9 As apart of Mrs, Florence Weiss' job as the guidance counselor of Tivy, she helps students choose the colleges or universities they might want to attend after grad- uation. Here she shows two high school girls some literature which has beendistributed by institutions of higher learning, J Among Mr. John Sandidge's con- tributions to Tivy High School is his invention of a program board usedintheplanningof classes, He has much responsibility as prin- cipal helping in Tivy's problems and activities, Through his guid- ance and civic contributions, Tivy has always come out on top. 'Q The teachers' insurance policy was the topic of discussion as Mrs . Mary Hirth, secretary, Mrs. Margaret Franke, school nurse, Miss Ruby Alderman, speech correctionist, Mrs., Florence Mills, librarian, and Mrs. Nell Swayze, dietitian, enjoy a cup of coffee. These teachers are an essential part of our school and help to keep it running smoothly. 11 PRODUCERS 0F SCHOLAR The TivyHigh School Faculty is always ready with a helping hand when needed. Their work includes not only teaching but also many other extra curricular activities such as census taking, in-service education, and sponsoring band andpep squad trips. They are members of the Parent Teachers Association and the Texas State Teachers Association. On the following pages we give you a keyhole View of our faculty and their many accomplishments. The Language Arts Department worked out a course of study this year which will be used throughout the school system, it will be agreat aid in preparing students for college. From left, we find Mrs. Zelrna Hardy, teacher of Junior and Senior English, Mrs. Gloria Rich- ards, who teaches both English and Spanish classesg Mrs. Mary B, Wilson, the Soph- omore and Freshman English teacher, Mrs. Helen Atkinson, journalism teacher and sponsor of the school newspaper, the Tivy Tatler, and the yearbook, the Antler, and Mrs. Elizabeth Furman, who instructs Freshmen and Sophomore English. Tivy is proud of the Language Arts teachers because of their ability and be cause of their interest in the students. 0.--i... ,. -ff 'I' P'L ,EW-M-'-rw gA,1L, fl ,gL,L.. 'ftlfiz 'L, --il, g-ggz i ',,., , ,-.- .Q P2 I x I r , i . zfi, VL :ik W J WW i let Vol lc 4-...O 'F WD!l ,Al .V It Mrs. Lorene Swayze, world history teacher, points out to Mrs. Jessie Wilson, American history and civics teacher, and Mr. Robert Holden, sociology teacher, the particular section on the mural that her classes have been studying the past week. Tivy's well-organized social studies department provides the students with a thorough study of these subjects. 13 Tivy is very proud of the teachers who are always striving to better our mathematics department. They lead us through the field of tangents, triangles, equations, and proofs. They are fleft to right, Mr. John Wagner, trig- onometry and algebra, Miss Virginia Cooper, general math, Mr. Louis Burton, algebra, and Mr. W,C, Akin, plane geometry, FACULTY Mr. Calvin Hibler, chemistry, explains his experimentof g r o W i n g plants chemically as Mr. Alfred Peters, biology, and Mr. Herman Billnit- zer, generals c i en c e, look on and offer sug- gestions. These teachers help Tivy students to become familiar with the fields of s cience. Through laboratory experiments, they help students to ex- plore the r ealm of the unknown. The anticipation of the new gymnasium adds incentive to the work of these physical education teachers. Miss Georgia Griffith teaches the girls and spon s o r s the An tl e r e tt e s. Mr. Fred Jacob fright! coaches track and assists Mr. Foster Miller, head coach in football Mis s Verginia Henniger and Mr. Preston Chambliss, Tivy's com- mercial teachers, cut out test sten- cils., Miss Henniger teaches typing and s h 0 r th an d. Students taking these courses are taught important shortcuts that can be readily ap- plied in the business world. Mr. Chambliss, besides being a coach, t e a c h e s typing and bookkeeping. , if g,qr:,' Q . 8:2 Mr, D,A, Mills, distributive ed- ucation teacher, looks on while Mr. Earl Cochrane, mechanical drawing teacher, and Mr. Clifton Mackey, right, shop teacher, make a prop to be used in the band and Antlerette half-time show. The vocational department of Tivy is most helpful to the students in preparing the m fo r occupations immediately after graduation. Looking over the props for an assernblyprogram are the fine arts teachers. Mrs. Rachel Luna, left, who teache s speech classes and directs the Junior and Senior plays, has also coached many dramatic class students who have won honors in interscholastic con- tests. Mr. John Armstrong's long and hard work with his band stu- dents has produced a musical or- ganization that has won top honors in many concert andmarching con- tests. Mrs. Lavene Bennett, di- rector of the Tivy Chorus, has createdfor the people of Kerrville, vocal contributions that have thrilled them during numerous choral p r o g r am s throughout the year. . ww., ,- FACULTY Z i Mr. Bill Oliver and Mr. Foy Page, agriculture teachers, and Mrs. Nelwyn'Moore and Miss Vir- ginia Surber, home e c ono mic s teachers, enjoy a tete-a-tete around the Christmas tree in the Home Economics Cottage. Mrs. Moore and Miss Surber divide their time between homemaking classes and F. H. A. , the organization that they sponsor. The Ag teachers are constantly kept busy helping their boys prepare for the stock shows and thernumerous contests they en- ter. 'Ax L Q u A9213 9 Zi 5 K 3 f,,gg. , vL We ..,,W,,M .,,m.A.,,. n , A A jj' 5 7 . , .74 '77 Hff ' H, A .A.. m,A ,L 5 we Q' i Senior rings! An importan! topic oi conv Chambliss. also sponsors pays Mr 1 A rqhqkgzwaefysxrfwwQ.N.,i.,,,,r' H'-N A A H fljwep Viva, k I M 5 X M L 3? , 'f'5 f ' ' '.,-Q...l..I1..IJ..L I W-v.-.......,.,,,w, Y .,., ersation even in the Tivy Library! Sand , keep records oi those who have bou ' . Iohn Wagner, sponsor, and receives h E ra gh! their rings. Don er long awaited ring! dsfb M Z Ima Hardy Senior sponsor Seated at the table' Messrs. Bill Oliver and Preston Boss, Senior Class secretary, shows her ring to an admiring rs. e , . . D ld B ll resident, standing, wait anxiously to purchase their prized possessions. Shirley Reed, treasurer, Pareti, vice-president of the class, and ona e , p NIUH5 Q54 MARLYN BEAZLEY Many qualities, all of them good . . studious, imaginative, and can she play me piano! Band '51-'54g District Regional Band Nlcct '55g Chorus 'SZQ F, H. A. 'Sl-'54gN,1-l,S. '52-'54g Junior Play Cast '53p District and Regional and StaLc Meet Shorthand and Ready Writing '53g District and Regional Meet Typing '5Z. ix :W DAVID BAKER , The class individualist. . Q lo acl ed with D? the best of ideas and ideal1,' Sophomore Class Reporters 525 Student Council '51-'54g ViCe-P President '54, 1 fesident '53g 4 DONALD BELL. Personality plus. . a born! leader, . . great on me gridiron. Freshmen Class Preside '5lg Most Popular Sophomore '525 Junior lay Cast '53g Most Popular Junior '53g Footb l '52-'54g Basket- ball '5Zs'54g Track '52-' Q T Ass'n. '52- '54g President '54g N,H, 52-'54g Treasurer 54: Senior Class Presiden 543 Whols Who '53, H GLENN BENSON He'll talk his way i ii-ough life. . Witty. . always happy! S F,F.A. '51-'54g V' ual Aid '54, n v FREDDIE BERNHARD Always ready for a gcod' ime. . well liked by everyone. . friendliness a .5 wit personified. Basketball '5ZJ54g Trac -ff 52-'545 Visual Aid '51-'54 Friendly a sw 1 guy..life is never com- plicated for easy g I ng Bate. BATE BOND Student Council '53 Visual Aid '53-'54, I Sw X I A .. 'EA gy ,Z Q JIM BOB BROWNING Good all the way through. . a very nice guy! PERRY BUSHONG Mr Never A Dull Memento 1954 the frmendhest sm11e ever so good lookxng' Most Handsome Sophomore Boy '52 Student Councml '53 F1re Marshall '53 F F A ' '54 Vice Presxdent '54 Judgmg Teams ' F.F,A, '5l-'533 D.E. '53-'54, BARBARA CADE weetness and generosxty are the trademarks of our red headed Bazbara F H A '51 '34 Antlerettes '51 '54 ALICE CARMICHAEL A verxt able perpetual motxon maclune vxvacwus and wxttyl' Band'52 '54 .Tumor Play '53 N H S '53 ' Slxde Rule Znd D1str1ct '53, 1stReg1onal ' 4th State '53 LEE ANN CLAUSSEN Just plain friendliness, T.hat's our Lee Ann! So very understanding. F,l'l,A. '53-'54p Antlerette 5 '53-'543 Tatlcr '54g G,S,A. '53-'54. BILLY REN COLBATH Loads of fun. . easy to talk to D. E. '53-'54, L 23 3 1 5 JANICE DE MASTERS Charmingly shy, a sweet girl with dreamy eyes! Band '51-'54g Chorus '54, .-.. by-sf DAVID COWAN WAYNE DALE Dignified in a humorous way. . . always knows A1WaY5 Smiling- - - quiet until one Se'-5 tv know what to say when! V him- Track '53. D. E. '53-'54. ,-.fe xx A W-. .sk 1 JOHN DYER Appeal1ng wmth person to talk to F A '51 ' I dy! a Capxtal A a wonderful H' 1 ,f PAUL DUNKS 0 his F,F, liked and respected byalll '54g Sec 1'ctary'5Z-'54g Junior en it comes to expressinf tiff E STELLA ESPINOZA So very happy all of the time Estella ma es eryone realize that life is wonderful NKLLN of positive that the best things come FURMAN Quiet but so r u g g e d o n the football field. . . he'llalways be at the top. Student Council '5l-'53S N. H. 5. 153-I54: In-ru Association '52- '54pFootball'51- '54g Sophomore Class President '5Zg Mo st Ver- mtile Sophomore Boy '533 Track '52-'53. NOEL GREGG Just as sweet and studious as she canbel Such awhizz at twirl- ingl N,H,S, '52-'54g Junior Play '535 Band 51-'54g Sec- retary '54g Dis- trict Band '53g Regiona1Band '53gMajorette '52-'54g Head Majorette'54S Tennis '52-'54g F,H,A. '54g Who's Who '53: G,S.A. '53. FRA 1 H. A. '53-'54g Histo U 'n little package s. . . a precious girll Band '51-'54g Librarian '53g Reporter '543 F. rian '53g Treasurer '5-4g Tennis '5Z3 Tatler Staff '54, GEORGE ANN GARRETT This quiet and sweet girl charms us ! F,H.A. '51-'5Zp Chorus '52-'53, 25 GAIL HARDEN Mis s Personality. . that girl with the cute dimples and smile. . so extra sweetnwe all love her. F.F.A. Sweetheart '54g F. I-LA. '53-'54g Secretary '53g Pres- ident '54g N.H. S. '53- '543 Secretary '54g Junior Class Sec- retary '53gAntlerettes '53-'54g Cheerleader '54g G, S. A. '53-'54g Antler Staff '53-'54g Declamation 1 st Dis- trict '52g lst Regional '5Zg Who's Who '53g Chorus '52. 'I JANICE IRVIN Always ready for a quickchat.. common sense galore! Chorus '51 -'53g D, E, '53-'545 D, E. Sweetheart '54g G. S.A. '51-'52, KENNITH HOGUE Laughs and sobers u al. the right txnivs . hero on thc gridi T- . . admired ' Ass'n. '53-'54g Foo Chol us '54g President ' ' Track JERRY JACKSON 'Startingly frank. . but ally a sweet guy ver misses anything! Jumor Play Cast '53g Ba etball '531 Tatler Staff '54. MAURICE JOHNS Makes friends e ily and is liked by every one. . . a wonderful onversationalis Tatler Staff '54. JERRY JUAREZ ' alented in the sports fi d. . a true friend! T Ass'n. '53-'54g Bask all '52-'54, THEO ANN KENN K Y HN girl! fi F, H, A. '52-'53. K' ll ever runs out of 1' omething to say. . . a sweet GE ORGE KILGORE Enjoys and creates excitement. . . a swe11pa1l WG' X X XX , X 75 f X :ATI-UE KLEIN 'llffl - This cute p ls ana Q 1' win always have '-.- ef. 2 f ,ailing with her sweet personality! Ni '-'f 5 -lntleruttus '50-'54g Znd Lieutenant '5Z5 lst acllwmml 'sag I-mad M3101-me '54, G.S.A, 33 E0-'54, Vice-P1-esiclent'54g F,l-LA, '52-'543 'L1 mio 1' Class ll c po r tc 1' '53g Most Versatile 'unior Cwirlg'53g Tatlez' Staff '54. ., J -- lf SIDNEY KUNZ Always seems to get things done. .a Student to be proud Of! F,F,A. '50-'sag Historian '53g President '54g Judging Teams '51-'535 Chorus '52-'54g Student Connell '54. DAVID LEE Q Forever ready for a laugh. .takes life easy good-natured. D,E, '53-'54gEcliLor'54gCho1'us'53-'54, THOMAS LEISMANN ing on the football field! Football '53-'5-1. DORIS LONG Chorus '5Zg D.E. '54- 27 x A wonderful friend. . . never stops fight- Oh, those wonderful gradesluso very interested and enthusiastic. , ,,,, ? , , W , CHARLOTTE MARES A fascinating personality. .poised, magnetid, quite an artist! Antlerettes '52-'54g Cheerleader '53-'54g Head Cheerleader '54g G,S.A. '52-'54g Junior Play Cast '53g Most Popular Sophomore '52g Antler Staff '53-'54g Who's Who '53g F.H.A. '54g Inte1-scholastic Tennis '52-'54, 1 JOHN MATT Fun to b HW h, . , a laugh a minute. -VW' 1--qua? A guy. . . s out of his to be nice! '52-'53g Vis- ual Aid '53-'54. SUSIE MEDRANO A bundle of fun with a twinkle in her eye s. Antlerettes '52- '53g G.S.A. '52-'53i D.E. '54. had JAY MCELROY Ma r ve lo u s sense of humor. . . intelligent, friendly, a hard worker. . .tops in everyone's book. N.H, S. '53-'54g Reporter '54g Band '50-'54g Head Quartermaster '53g D rum Maja r '54: President '54g All State Ma r c hing Band '52- '53g All-District Band '53g All-Regional Band '53g Antler Staff '541 Junior Play Cast '53g Track '53. MEDINA and dependable. . a winning combina- Antlerettes '51-'54g Sergeant At Arms '54g G. S.A. '51-'54g Library Club '53-'54g President 1 C. W. MINTER An impish grin that means fun on the menu . . . . trouble for the op- posing fo oth all play- ers! Student Council '5Zg Football '54p C h o ur s '54: T Ass'n. '54, LUCRETIA MICHON Makes friends easily and is liked by every- one. . darling ! Antlerettes 'Sl-'53g Flag Bearer '5l-'54g G, S,A. '53-'54p Pres- ident '54g F. H. A, '52- '53g Treasurer '53g All- Star Volleyball Team '53, X29 SENIUHS '15 Q PAT MICHON n Fluttery as a butterfly, with a lau h to match . fun to be with g . . hi f L D,.E, '54g President '543 Antlerettes '545 Reporter '541 G.S.A. '50-'54Z F. H, A. '52, JO ANN MIEARS , Jo Ann gives you the idea at the world is just the 'bestest' place lxve ' F.H.A. '5l5D,E, '53-' ' '53. JULIA MILLER She'll talk her way thx- ugh lxfe a swell sport! Tennis '5lg G,S.A. '51-'5 SHIRLEY MURRA ' Shirley keeps eve thxng hoppm' and a poppm' when she's aroun has more energy than a live wire! Ant1erettes'51-'54 Most Versatxle Sophomore '533F.H. A, '53p D '54 Vxce Pres1dent'54 G,S.A. '51-'53. MARSHALL MORROW f Full of mischievousness. life is exciting for Marshall. A D.E. '54. ' DONALD OTTING i He ncvc 1' gets t' ed of smiling. .a grand person! 'Q Band '50-'54g A ss tant Quartermaster '5-4g Chorus '51-'54. DON PARETI An up and coming lad. ...a wonde rful or- ganizer. . a hard worke r on and off the foot- ball iie1d! Football '54g Track '53-'54g Senior Class Vice- President '54g Junior Play Cast '53g T Ass'n, 5.'. fl 1 4 ' W: K ,Q I nv: Ecu. PLANT Quiet but friendly- . always in a cheerful mood! .F. A. '51-'54, JOSIE POOLE 'X ' 0 RM! Always la u g hir. gl Fun all the Lime. . 4 Josie! 'Already- -Q, Antlerettes '51 -'54g lst Sergeant '54g Junior Play cast '53! G. s.A. '50-'543 E, H,A, '51, ' ERNEST RADELEFE .. A quick and cle v e r p e r so n. . what eyes! Band '51-'54, ANN RANKHORN BILLY RANSOM Football '53. l 3 1 So well-groomed. . a sunny smile. . she has a becoming touch of sophistication! Good-natured. . . thrill a minute as a chauffeur. .lots of fun! wa ' E H' ,,,,, , 1 ffl ' . . ,,,, .l ' W SHIRLEY REED JOE RODGERS Sterling qualities. . . accomplishes much with A good fellow. . . al wa ys friendly in a quiet a streamlined effort! manner. Antlerettcs-'51-'SZQ G.S, A. -'5Zp F. H, A. -'5Zp D. -'53. v I Chorus- 52- 54gSecretary-Treasuror '54gTat- lor Staff-'52-'5-45Editor-'54gSr. Class Treas. -'5-1. MARTHA LOU ROGERS A quiet sense of humor, common sense galore. . so vcry smart! Student CouncilJ5lg CLS. A. -'5lg Tennis-'5lg F.H. A. -'52g Band-'51-'54g N. H. S. -'52-'54g Junior Play Cast-'53. SANDRA ROSS A darling girl! Bubbling personality plus a soft smile! Antlcrettes-'il-'54g Cheerleader-'53-'54g G. S.A. -'5l4'543 Treasurer '5-15 Jr, Class Vice- Pres, -'53g Sr, Class Secretary '5-45 Jr, Play Cast-'53g Western Queen-'53g Most Popular Junior Girl-'53, FRANCES SANDEFER Quiet but cute. . thoughtful ! i w l 1 l 1 4 KAY ROSSON 5 i Has the manner ofa princess, . . one look from thosv sparkling eyes and you naturally melt. Antlerettegg-9545 Junior Play-'53g D.E. -'54g F. H. A. f'75l -'53. ,, , , ,,,,,, RT as a klnd word o r everyone Such a beautiful o liv e complex- ion! Chorus '5Zg D. E. '53-'545 State Re- porter '54. MAR1 jeg? ' MILDRED STEPHENS Gets things done before you even know she's there l Soft spoken! G,S,A, '50-'52g F,H.A, '51-'54g Reporter '54g Tat1er'53-'54, ..................7, RITA SAUER Plain wonderfull Good-natured and so sweet! Antlerettes '54p Chorus '52-'E-4. :zz 1.1. SHELTON A i,', . xcels in sportsnsuch a teasing smile.. ,S interestecl and interestingln Football '52-'54g Basketball '52-'54g T Ass'n. '52-'54gSecretary-Treasurer '54g Chorus '54. JANIE STARK Poise, Petiteness, andsweetness...an additionto any class! Antlerettes '5Zg G. S. A. '5Zg Student Council '515 Reporter '5l. WANDA SWIT ZER Friendly and as talk- ative as the day is long F. H. A. '5Zg D. E. '54. ilu.. EUGENE WAIT A gentlemanl He will always be well-liked ! Tatler Staff '52 '54 Visua1A1d '53 ED WALKER 'Outstandmo sense ol' hum s 1 Hisis sought aft given friendship! Tatler Staff '52-'54g Juni '53 Track '53g Most Han '53 Chorus '54. F 5 l BUBA WERNER ' Always looking for and cute definitely southern! F F A. '51-'545 Historian Junior Play Cast '531 Bas x w MALCOM WALKE So very nice to e friend of Ma1com's D.E. '53-'54. BOBBY WHELAN Y Modest, retiring, and wed asketball '533 Track '53, BARBARA WHITW A charming girl w and thoughtful! Antlerettes '52-'54 '53-'54g F.H. A. '5 'v '2- BOB WILSON credit to any class. . clever, al-.ard worker, grand guy. . respected and liked by alll S. '52-'54' President '54' Junior Class '54g Assistant Business Manager '53g , J -as '53g Antler Staff '52-'5-1: Business E!-asm' BETTY WILDMAN A dream girl. . her unassuming beauty is de- lightful. . has a kind word for everybodyI Antler Staff '5l-'54p Editor '54g Student Council '51-'52-'54g President Junior High '51g Cor- responding Secretary Senior High '5Zg Most Beautiful Sophomore 'SZQ Most Beautiful Junior '53g Freshman Class Reporter 'Slg Sophomore Class Secretary '52p F.H.A, '52-'54g Pianist '52-'54g N, H, S. '53-'54g Vice-President '54g Antlerettes '53J54g Vice-President '54g G, S. A. '53-'545 Library Club '53g Junior Play Cast '53g Who's Who '52-'53, Qs. ost Ver satile Junior Boy '533 Junior Play as! '535 Visual Aid '51-'54g Basketball '53- 4g Student Council '52-'54g Treasurer '52- 45 Who's Who '53. 'Inna QQ. DIAMANTINA ZAMORA Has the appearance of a Castilian senorita a quiet, charming girlI D,E. '54g G.5.A. '5Zg Antlerettes '5Z. BILL WRIGHT Reserved but friendly. . a grand person H to knowl F.F.A. '52-'543 D,E. '53-' 54. GOLDEN KEYS OF 1953-1954 August 31 . September September September September September September September October 2 October 5 October 6 October 9 October 12 October 16 October Z0 October Z3 October Z3 October 30 November November November November November November November November November December December December December December December December December December Registration 1 ..... First day of school 11 . . .Austin football game 15 . .. First class meeting 18 .... Brownwood football game 19 .... Teen Tavern dance Z4 . . . F.H. A. Rush Party 25 ...... Harlandale game . . . . . .New Braunfels game . . ..... N. H. S. Initiation . . .. .Senior rings arrive .. .........Seguingame ... . Western Week begins ,... . . . . . .Western Dance .Cap-gown measurements ............Lanier game F.H.A. Supper . . . . .Alamo Heights game l-7 ........ F.H.A. Week 6 . . . . . . Burbank game 7 ........ Choral Hayride 13.1 ......... V ictoria game 14 . . Sadie Hawkins Dance 14 ............. Band Day Z0 .... Homecoming game Z1 ..... , .... Junior dance 24 ......... D. E. Banquet 2 -4 ..... Seguin basketball tournament 10 ..... Football barbecue ll .... Christmas Formal 9-11 . . . South San Antonio tournament 14. N.H.S. Christmas party 15. . . Alamo Heights game l6.N.H.S. Christmas party 29. San Antonio Invitational tournament 31 .New Year's Eve Dance Congratulations are in order for the graduates as they receive their rings. Admiring seniors gather around an ad- vertisement for the Sadie Hawkins ' Dance. Excited seniors measure for their caps and gowns. Senior football players and leaders of the Pep Squad and Band make up the Foo tb all Queen's court and watch interestedly as she gets crowned and kissed. V xt Q--it Practice makes perfect for the great day of graduation. Excitement reigns as the Seniors receive their invitations for gr aduation GOLDEN KEYS OF 1953-54 January January 8. . . . January 9, . January 12. . January 14. . January 16. . 15-16 January 19 . . January 5 .... . . . Basketball game New Braunfels . . Burbank game . . . . . . . District Band . . . . . Harlandale game . . . . . . . Edison game . . Victoria game . . . . . . Regional Band Seguin game January 2.1-23 .... . . . . . . . Stock Show January 26 . . January 28-2.9 January 29 . , February 4. . February 5 . . February 5, . February 6 , . February 9 , , New Braunfels game ...........Junior Play . . . . . Antlerette Supper Alamo Heights game . . . Library Club party . . . . . . .Tatler Dance , . Harlandale game .........Edisongame February 10-13. . . . . All-State Chorus- February 12 , , February 12 . B and . . . . N. H., S. Valentines Dance - - - Victoria game February 12-13 . . . Tennis tournament February 15 . . February 20. . February 22 . . March 4 . . Seguingame . , , . Sweetheart Formal Stage Band . . . Tennis Tournament Seniors look March 4 ....... Student Council to forward to San Marcos their day March 5-6 .............. Band Day Senior Day. March 10 ....... Tennis at Junction March 11 ...... Junior-Senior game and Dance March 12 ,.,,........ Senior Party March 19 ....... Sophomore Dance March 20 .......... Literary Meet March 25 ....... Student Council to Laredo March 25-27. . . ....... State Band April 8-9 ........... Senior Play April 16 ....... V olley-ball games April 17 . . ..... Senior Party April 24 . . . . Spring Dance April 30. . ........ D. E. Day The Senior May 8. . . . . Jr. -Sr. Banquet Parties' below' May 14 . . ' ...... Senior Day and the re' May 15 . . . .... Senior Party hearsals' left May Z0 . ., . . Final Assembly below, were fun' May 21. , . . . Senior Barbecue May 31 .... . . . Commencement 1 1 1 1 :ii . L an ' , p yoyyyy I t F oppgp,.. 9 5 v ' 9 -. 1 A 4 ... 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Not pictured are Mrs. Gloria Richards and Miss Verginia Henniqer. l If wi Q, v,,:? , -, ff-N, wwww 'S J Q .L S' S Q 3 T Af M ,. X , X X S 2 Q ff S Q pw S fr S KST? E fx Q 2 ,Egg is , A wwf Sigggi A Q , ew is, Q Q L 1 3 S L A N 9 ,Q Q, Q kg ,Lg 2 '1 an -Lfh NORMA ALBRIGHT , is L, ',f 1 . ' 1 n ' -, kg fWW'?WWWm gqfwwmwi W 3 QW P , 1x x if . MM 4 mimwfww fx-fi-fi 1 f - .-Qlikfzimisi 'alia - Q- fain NZ f Mwwy V fdwm iw L, 1-QT A K MN' 7 '- 1 :.,11e,,w ,msn 'ws - 1 L ' 2' sh- 1 vw: 'lzisifii 71 il A RAYMOND AYALA fx 9 -1 Q 'fn ,g h K N A QW ' f iw W M Af? f im ' 1 wie -, pq. gh 2331 Hg :fi 'E' ' ' , . , z '!EQX!A- I 1- ff f, .. , . ,.'i '.f..'17' waQm.La fwimwf ,, , - CLYDE BARLOW ARLAN BERGMANN 40 MAXDUI ADAMS Vfffah wv,W?Mw W, ,g k iam 53 A M '2 D - YEL - . A -mi A M'EE?MfM' gxwwwg GLENEVA ALLEN ROGER BAKER 2. 4 S J K' fa 3, f M? if im 1-' -'.:'ffi5m 0 JWWNK 2 Q Q 7 as ff 5 7 X 5' , 2 w +- R N EX ff- X if . CHARLES BERRY Iv--PHI, .,. my vm in I A :L V. ff' QFD 4 ff? f .A fg Aff.-,a11,. 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Q x THOMAS NANCY F UR MAN GARY i ff , f.,'z'iQl3rP ,951 ' K 5-2 ' . -nf' M f' Enfiii ,ipifk - .. 'Q f w .-' f,,g . 6 MQ ! 2 ,sf iTl TRR1 if 2 Mg, i E fi L JERRY GIRARD DIANA HAMPSON i-.--1-1..II i Sf? WWI Tw, S 'V , 'iffy L',. 1 I . ., ,f ,J zfegaiiixg , V H, A .3 , wg ., Q , N, g g Mgr- if I ,jkygf,,,miQ?f 1 a'fQE'f'w2 fi f IRENE R. J. HEINEN HENDERSON 3, 5 M I ,. Q, I W2 f Q' ' 'iff I L, I H LARRY HERMAN HARVEY 1 HESTER HEYLAND HOGUE MARY ELIZABETH ANITA MICHAEL HOHLEFELDER HOLMES HOPPING Q -fi , ' ' -,A. l 'TLS , , -1 ' IBEW . 'AA' SANDRA BOBBY BILLY LA VERNE HUBER INGRAM .IONAS JONES 44 L K I .wx 2 RAYMOND BARBARA KIRSCH KUHLMANN 2 R v Q in 1 5 ,gk Q . fm 5 U4 4 M S 4 HV' AJH2' 'nf Aegxsmmp WM by 1 M X ., ,,., :w 1 1 NAN LAMBERT K 'Y f'Q?76ii7 ' f , ,Q A v--' av A , RANDALL ILEATHERMAN .,.z 1 fm wvm W - 5 w . I I W .gi , c f-agff -m5 .h.,ffzf'hi1 A V, ., A W U W 1 O f' A 1.'.,' ,www-w., 1 A f A 3 sy W Jig WESLEY LOTT Q Af'i ' .AAA t A,,. . 'fit :.,:, W TONY LARA MARY SUE LEE Hu-w....,,, BEVERLY LUTHER A 41K IFE '-K. 3 52 if ,lf , , ,aww -ifii2iQ9 f 5 , LL,,f L I V .1- MARIAN JOHN KUN Z LAINHART H :ww -.:.fff,.f- K rf Q r ' 'S , , 4 Q 5 f 4: M95 X1 'ar f X h ails! 'wh:fQS:.i57:a:?':525fZfE5fi22' ' 5 y , L4z:Sg4 34:aj' ' a -X 4, 1 I .- ,, Q . A 5 193 ii? if 'U BILLY JOE LEA 9 NORA LOHMAN JOYCE MCKNIGHT Q C AR OL YN MID KIF F :V ,iz 'A7-' 'Nm -1' T7-3,411 O. ' A OOYAO Y . H, -L-f iwffsmfmr wi' LH' LUC Y ANN N ANCE 46 A -M? J- Q ,sl 1 ,Q ' 5 if M if Q Q wr N JOHN MCDANIEL A Q Y , y. .avf -, 'N' 'ww WAYNE MERRITT Q ' Eg X Y 9 Q gwkigif A 45 I mn wg, , I V nwzfzwzef 4,1 , -, Mm , gy? My A meg M f X :uf dm , ix Qrwgsfg BETTY MOSELEY RUTH NIXON ELMER OATMAN 19' E :fs E A fsxgs ww' V- Y O LA ND A P R U N E D A lQv V it E XAAA , LA J 'xv Y N ri -1 .T I MM Y R OB INS ON BEVERLY SCHMIDT CORINNE ORR ? Els. , 40 l W' , , ,' , fi2m14E5E2-Sflfs f'+' ' 3' ' J , 82 ,i w gf.. A -'.- . ELMA REAL LINN R OE 411 47 ,. ' : ,.. Q if if ff J E N f VIOLA SPRIN GER BUDDY SNOW MARY ANN STOVALL GLAD Y S ST RE IGLE R ,15m.,km,kg,,,. V ,: gy ' Eg 0 . QE1WxR RQ N ygii x T W me ' V Q., Mm hd Ixx, , , , Jfwmhw K i - 33' Y ., i . 4 f ff I jg ,F A V -1. K y 1 1.5 wwg, wV iqg- M ,W QR A , - ,555 ' . www . - fe, -V , I ',, Af g2f+w,w'2gg:- mv-Q V1.1 ,lgwgf ?,g:v,Qqe,A. . '.:..,- ,3Vg2gkfg31j,s:x V , Xqrsfgffgp M-,ftysggy ,q,g4. . jmff- , :-, 'X 11.-f 1-wr fx 2awif:fwf?SMfWw54, .- ffm fi ,L . A wfws . .L A 6- A-1 g-fmM.,f -. Q ,., 4. ., Mm W ggzr'-xg-1. g z1 ! 55qgg3,gg,f , 'Q A 0 ' 4- I , www ,m2WaEizgSS,:m:,2mM gg GLORIA SUB LETT JANIE SUBLETT ff ,WT . --f.- V TW 1 xiii gg YNYA X FRANCES JOYCE ,.M,ARLEN TAYLOR TAYLOR THACKER 48 '51-'Q 'mi ,NTLM WW1 mv 'Xa , 'QEVVQ VTQVQ 9, TQ 1 ff I . ZOE STEWART AUDREY SUBLETT JIMMY SWAYZE N 3 jg , K ,U ,k-- ,,. 3 W W, Q A 1 - ,gp--W .fyxf iff f,i2gffa ifgiqfua f EQfQif'l6s.a'Qi B. RAY TRAWEEK ,MR ELIZABETH I THURMAN I 4591 I wi: 3' IIIMI I A ,Q I M, Qi! S S 1 I rig BILL WALLACE FRANCES WI-IELAN RAY WOERNER MARY DELL KITTY TOLER VANN A'-f I kkhk, , I -,A . ,, If QQ '1 W 53 - W.. if FLO ROBERTA WEISS WELLS JOAN WAGNER CARROL HARRY WILLIAMS WISEHART BERNICE MARY WOOTTON ZANDER 49 ' I 3S'.6. :v O1 1 I QUITE A PAIR! --As a part of the annual Western Week which is sponsored by the Tatler Staff, each class elects a king and queen nominee. The Junior Class nominees this year were Nancy Gary and R. J. Hen- derson. The last few years a Junior girl has been Queen of Western Week, and this year was no exception. PIP, PIP, OLD CI-IAP! --It was a terrific task choosing the cast for the Junior Play, 'P1-ide and Prejudice, but the try-outs resulted inagood selection. In return for their efforts, these people gained real en- joyment from their long, hard practices. DEARIE, DO YOU REMEMBER WHEN. . ? One of the successes of the year was the Junior Dance. It will be easily remembered by the beautiful decorations which effec- tively carried the theme, Shine onHarvest Moon. The floor show was a spotlight of the song Dearie where Audrey Sublett and Buddie Snow impersonated an old couple thinking over their courtin' days. WORKIN' HARD '? - -The Juniors of '54 have proved that co-operation yields success. Here's just a glimpse of how they make work into fun. -'fx I. .--V-. 2, - Ma... K 1 mucH FU l QUIET, GENIUSES AT WORK! Along with all the fun and pleasure, the Junior Class has its times of seriousness. That means studying! No doubt each Junior will re- ' member those research compositions for history and English. OH, LOOKEE! Christmas holidays Wouldn't have been complete unless some of the girls would have gottentogether for a hen-party. That night was filled with the oh's and ah's of girls exchanging gifts and sharing fun. J '-an ,,,, 4+ . , 5 'I 51019 TEA AND CRUMPETS! The Junior Class broke all rec- ords with their play, Pride and Prejudice, January Z8 and Z9. With thoughts of the play s o ng, Ya'll C o ID e, running through their minds, the c a s t entertained a f ull house both nights. J U N I O R AGGIES-T i vy' s agriculture department is really proud of the Junior boys who participated in such activities. Each one has contributed his part in win- ning honors for the club. A tew of the Junior ag. boys are fleft to right, Scott Evans, R. J. Henderson, Bill D avi s, Ross Caddell, and Norman Forehand. Q The Sophomore Class ofti cers and sponsors listen as Mr. Louis Burton gives his sug supervision. The officers cmd sponsors K1-rl: Messrs. Louis Burton cmd Alfred Peters, Idc 1 all ll t've1 b qivinq them personal Th fi' rs and s onsors help the students individually and co eci y y reporter: Mrs. Mary Willson, Miss Virginia Surber, and Mrs. Nelwyn Moore, Kinnan oem p in preparation for the annual class dance. e o ice p Z, ' ' ' ' G l on. resident, and Gerry Michael. secretary. KINA BEVERLY SHIRLEY BRENDA ESTHER ALCORTA ALBRIGHT ARNECKE BELL BODE Ns JACKIE t CHARLES KENNETH BOWLIN BROWN BUILTA SX A ZL' A A E L WO L, WAYNE MARY JO BUNCH BURRUS 545 . PMWL f ? and-9 NANCY DEDE WAYNE KAREL BOBBY , CARRIER CHIDSEY COBB COOK CORDELL 54 DEWAYNE LA VERNE COUNCIL JOE IDA DICKEY EAKIN MARIAN CROW DANIEL My X if-lv 1 HOWARD GAYE FLETCHER FOREHAND MARLENE FORVILLY N JOHN KINNAN GOFF GOLEMON ELAINE GREENE GEORGE ALTA JOHN NANCY HARDY HARGREAVES HARRIS HEIMANN 55 ? S 1 I 4 fx Y ,- -- 2:5 xtgi, 9 f 4.2 ik Q 5 1,4 I 5 S Lg., Ajx ,L P I S M , z 3 ks 'tiff iff,i',1Ev,,. V I Ms I -i , . ??3,, -V ,, ., fm W . '3 Awyg.'fWE'ff'A Milf It --W Q ' ff: A 112' Www:-'M P lm-7 f ,fiszvwifnw 5 111: -f Qi2wff113.,w,,.1v -7 ,J Wg. U ,Mm W IRVIN HARRIET PEGGY HENDERSON HOLTON HOPF JENSCHKE K A F wi I Ox ' . '1 I , , EARLINE HYDE A... In , .I P wg, A a 97 rlikl J QQ , k l,: EE A 7 JENSEN Urge 5 , nw K ,.,- A Wgm Q- I 51:1--Rx. , 'W ' iff BILLY JOHNSON 'fee-f 3 DE JUAN IRVIN ALOHA JETER YWX JERRY JOHNSON , ,J SO, 1 J. I a ..V, 'fi V gint., rf 25 x JANINE BETTY JO CLARK DOUGLAS JO NELL KAISER KLEIN KLEIN KNOX KNOX 56 ,G W W-'wig KATHY SHIRLEY VERA LYNN DAVID KOEHLER KRAMER KUNZ LE CLERE LEVERETT K1 Q 5. 1 'V,:x AA . 5 ' M f 1 A L M ' ' AAA A A'lA - kirl A . A ! 'N.,,..-vo'-A L OU IS A . J . LIESMANN LOHMAN 'QV' ali i if 'Q ag MM A M L L SHIRLEY DAN ALFREDO MCDANIEL MCKAY MORQUECHO rf' wld PAUL JA NICE MEDINA MEDLIN 'mag- GERRY MAYNARD ELLEN MICHAEL MILLER MOSS 57 NIXON CARL WALTER ADRIN RUBY GERALD PARKER PITTS POPE ROBISON XS BETTY I U SHARON JUDY RODGERS ROSSON RYAN Q H QYY 1 STSSS ff Rf A RVVV 1 Y'1T 1 R E TYTT A YT' JOE CHARLES SCHMERBER SCHUPP CAROLYN SCOTT I Akb , ,J E LL W M' ' Y., , 'SSA LOIS SIMLER -'-vu, JIM 4 GWEN JUNIOR SIMMONDS SMITH SPARKS '58 5 A 'QM 5 ' 35 5 LF jgf 7 1 C fi 3 ku 1 V. M 1 MW 1' . ELLEN MAE I. , . wwe , gag 5, Q 2 PATSY SPROTT STEPHENS -11.9.15 MAE K. VAN HOOZER MELODY I WATSON BILL WOMACK BYRON WATTS ANN L fs 945M,:, ' 6- WM Y 4 ' , I 3 as A 3 1.-11951, J I Q wwf' up , f 5,5 Fw 2 SKK Vg ii ANITA TALBERT TAYLOR RALPH VEGA X KYLE WRIGHT .qvqw LORENE WRIGHT 59 TRU MAN WRIGHT AILYRLE S 2' 1 .Q W S 'fzf vf - f:fffS3: . v 'H X ,A K K X '5 f . L ARDIS TAYLOR ' - VIRGINIA WAGNER 'ff' M' ,- , 2 1 I Q 5 3, I sqm , mi 4 1.74, ' gg' I Q' .L . 7 N A E7 , A K 3 5 e if A BEVERLY WICKSON M9 O A215 , K' ikk' k.. ka,:::,.. ' A wLRRI 1 . S A: ,Q J- GAY ZANDER POSTER PAINTERS-The Sophomore Clas had as its one big event of the year, a dance. WI-IAT'S BREWING-The Sophomore Class officers and committee chair- men listen as Judy Ryan, fstandingl decorating committee chairman, de- scribes the details of the class dance. The officers and chairmen are fleft to right, Ida Eakin, Gerald Robinson, Gerry Michael, Harriet Holton, and Kinnan Golemon. S0 WELL The advertising committee played an im- portant part in the s u c c e s s of the dance withtheir posters and slogans. The com- mittee consisted of Qs e ated left to rightj Paul Medina, Jimmy Simmond s, Kyle Wright, Lois Eakin, and G e r r yMichae1. Standing are Gay Zander, Bill Womack, Lois Simler, Nancy H e i ID a n n, Virginia Wagner, Mae Kay VanHoozer, and Janine Kaiser. PAPER H A N G E R S-The se Sophs really turned out to make their dance a big suc- cess. They had that cafeteria fairly buz- zing While they decorated for it. TOP SOPHS-Kyle W r i g ht Qseated leftj had a champion entry in the m e d i u m wool lamb division in the Fort Worth Fat Stock Show and re- serve champion in the Suffolk Ram division in San Antonio. Nancy Car- rier won first placewit h her edito- rial at the Texas High School Press Association contest in Denton. Kin- nan Golemonfthird from left, placed third in slide rule at regional liter- ary meet. Jimmy Simmond' 5 fright, steer placed third at the Kerrville Fat Stock Show. He also had a lamb that placed fourth in the San Antonio Fat Stock Show. EMEMBERED CITIZENS DELUXE During the citizenship campaign sponsored by the Student Council, these representatives of Miss Mary Virginia Sur- ber's home- room had an interesting panel discus- sion on the care of physi- cal property. The panel members were Qleft to rightj Lois Simler, Peggy Hopf, Sandra Floyd, Shirley Arn- ecke, and Knot picturedj Mary Jo Burrus. ffwfitf N, YE S, i 44 ' - 5 1 f Kay Mosty, president of the Freshman Class, has the floor at an informal gutherirt looking over her shoulder. The other officers and sponsors, from left to right, ure: Cath I N f 21: r ' fe? f ad' into S 'th two other sponsors, Messrs. Fred kxcobs and Ierry Moore I the class officers and their sponsors. Seated next to her is Mrs, Lorinne wuyze wx Kam, ' ' ' t - Mrs. Elizabeth Furman, and Lynn Wildmcm. vice-president. say, reporter, Mr. Foy Page, Irene Fxsher, secre ary, 24 'f., A an 'yfkf , 4 -..4 , K L A HARRIETTE JOE ALLEN AVILA 'V 'sank . L,,. ,1,,.,,, . A iy, A :hk -V 1 DORIS B OBB Y BLACK BLACKBURN R ti! JACK MARIE T TA BUSHONG BYERLY RACHEL GLORIA COE CORY f 4? f '? J. W. B UD IRENE BEAVER BENSEN BIRD AABA OBRR 11 Q71 'BU' .. A A x CREED ISABEL CAROL BLEVINS BOND BURRIER -A A 'BEAL LELAND CAR MIC HAEL MEREDITH BARBARA CHLDSEY CLAUSSEN DONNIE HA ZEL RUTH COUCH COVERT COX 64 . ' , i,., . ii I 5. , 542 ,ag E X STEPHEN BELINDA W. L. SHARON GARY DRANE DOWD DUNBAR ECKHART EBENSBERGER if fp mf 4, 'K Vi Zz, dv K F' W J BARBARA ANNA CAROL IRENE TEDDY ELAM ESPINOZA FERGUSON FISHER FOSTER K 1 , MB 4 f aw I 5 ink wwzsx, LOIS BILL RONALD PETE KAREN GERLOFF GOSS GIRARD GUERRERO HARDEN BETTY SHERRY BERYL MARTHA ARLENE rw HOGUE HUBER HUT CHINS JOHNSON JONES ' 65 y 4 .Q wif- . . .,.,L,L,, 35.1. -ai ' K S .M f f V , S Y J-SN ' f I 3 S 2 jf . 5. .3 K r K K DONALD .IUENKE v-,Avv 15, 1 '-fem. . 55:5 X mg mf , 2 If 1 1 f' i f 4 is y ix 1 59 li . 2:4532 . u ' H KV f fi CAROL YN KLEIN PHYLLIS KLEIN - JODY DORIS JUDY LINN MATTER MAXWELL BETTY MORGAN GWEN PARKER KAY MOSTY 11 . I Q f'E1,j 1., ' V' , . - I v,.K..,f i , I NL'R M LEND ON PARKER fu lvl., ,.,L . W U,,. ,L,A, I uy I ' , , Eligfiifff ' WILBUR MCDANIEL TOMMY POLLARD 66 MARTIN KNOTTS 'Qx ff' N4 I 'a vi L - I V ,g,Z,,..' . 'fz ' LANCE ME YNERS It . 'M ill-T. I V was I . N .. + A I I g f, WAYNE O'BRYANT BUELAH LEE CLAUDETTE MITCHELL 'NN LINDA ORTEGA ANNELLE HANS POOLEY POPPE H 9 JANE PRUNEDA .,,2xQE5w,,fg W . S JOHNNY CATHY PRUNEDA RAMSAY MARY B. RICHESON PATSY WAYNE RIDGEWAY ROGERS 2 X Q Y W' f 454' wwf-'gag ,Q N' 3 J 'JZ' SUE SALYERS K .ffm J' f 'z - X .f LK P ' - f , ffiifg ELMER SWIT ZER ti A RIT A E D W ARD SCHWIENING SCOTT ff ,A if A 4 1 A Y SY A Y CAROL REIMER ALLEN RHODEN BARBARA SABINS NANCY SANDERS FRANCES SCHUMACHER C AR OL ANN SMITH CHARLES MARLENE VIVIAN MARY D. TALBERT THACKER UPTON VAN HOOZER 67 l ' - if S mv s I , w ,H 3 Q, n Q .. A sf- LYNN WILDMAN 68 OH, GREAT' Afanullar scene of Tlvy 18 that of Freshmen students slttmg on the steps 1n front of .Tumor H1gh at noon FROLICKING FRESHME FROSH '54-This is the way the Tivy cafeteria looked before the largest event in the Fresh- many e a r s, the dance they sponsored after the Tivy-Harlandale basketball game. Adding to the success of the affair were the many colorful balloons and the decorations of green and white crepe paper. YPA H! , 97 FRDSH! K P l s -I w THEFLIPPANT FIVE-Carolyn Klein, Jody Linn, Barbara Claus- sen, Donnie Couch, and Rachel Coe are several popular freshman girls. They are pictured while waiting for the bell to ring. Y T H R E E MUSKETEERS-Three of Tivy' s Freshmen boys enjoy the noon hour. They are Cleft to rightl Wilbur McDaniel, Lynn Wildman, and Brad Rhoden. 72 Cr.: 9. 4 f' -6 r. 2 i if .EZ vGez1 'saevfff:wv:wMQ:- 4-My - -ai-'23 -X 'ff ffliiawzes- f v Q1 , 'W f- , is. 1 I ff 'H' is s 4 27 fi M 5 5 3 5 , 5 A n. 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K3t.' ,..:'f4,f',lS6ii. . .251 f ' 'ij Ml- N' VS WHL 114579 Wm Q , , 5.35 .W,,:f,,,,f-., . i .,.Q, M: f , - -.ww ,.Q.,,,,,A .MM 1,ggegqmggzl,-w,f,.w:y,g,,,1,gzggMvg45Aw-,m,,.-',f,,few:.p,1,,,,,, , .MM ,. , ,f , gA1v1ZA TIONP X NNER MECHA I HOLD THAT LINE! As the bell rings, Linn Roe and Harriet Holton, head of the hall guides, right, enforce the Student Council stairway rules. N ,k,, ,f me xr ni 1 VIVA LA MEXICO! DavidBaker, Joe Bob Wilson, Cathie Klein, Sidney Kunz, and Betty Wildman were selected to represent Tivy at the Southern Association of Student Councils in E1 Paso. They pause at the door of a curio shop in Juarez, Mexico, where they attended a bull fight. THE WATCH BIRD IS WATCHING YOU! One ofthe outstanding activities of the Stu- dent Council this year was Good Citizen- ship Week, OperationEtiquette. During this time signs were posted to help remind the students of their weak points. David Baker shows the advantages of those signs to the other Student Council officers John McDaniel, parliarnentariang Cathie Klein, secretaryg Bubba Barlow, fire marshallg Joe Bob Wilson, treasurerg Buddy Snow, vice-president, Michael Hopping, report- er, is not pictured. .i Q8 ei I NN A wif F TIVY NO MORE FISHING DAYS-A new absen- tee system affecting Tivy was put into use by the Student Council. The reason for this new policy was that the absences are detrimental to a student body at any time, and especially to the student who is away from school. However, since the State allots funds to schools on the basis of the average daily attendance of students, each absence from school cuts those funds. Here David Baker, presi- dentg Mrs. Florence Weiss, sponsorg and Buddy Snow, vice-president, look at a student's absentee record. f yu Ill iii I!! i ill ll 1 . 'fri Q x ak ff? THE BIG DIG-The members of the Senior High Student Council Watch as Mr. Jimmy Holton, pres- ident of the Kerrville Independent School District School Board, turns the soil of the official ground- breaking ceremony for the new gym. They are Qleft to right, Gerry Michael, Linn Roe, Lois Simler, Kathryn Baker, Harriet Holton, .Terry Girard, Michael Hopping, Cathie Klein, David Baker, Sidney Kunz, Mr. E.L.. Wildman, John McDaniels, Betty Wildman, Kinnan Golemon, Joe Fitch, Bubba Barlow, and Buddy Snow. HAVEFUN! The en- tire Student Council traveled to Laredo in the school bus for a Texas Association of Student Council Con- vention. m mA f mvM .,,..,.., . .,,. ,.,,,,:,M, , , f .. , V CUT UPS-Shown are a group of National Honor Society members EAGER The purpose of the National Honor Society o: Tivy High is to create an enthusiam for scholar- ship, to stimulate a desire to render service, tc promote worthy leadership, and to set an example for the other students. Membership is based or s e r vic e, leadership, character, and scholastic average. Candidates must have spentat least one year in Tivy, be either Juniors or Seniors, and have a B+ average. Sophomores are chosen as probationary members. If they live up to the re- quirements of the society, they may be chosen tc full membership in their Junior or Senior year. ata Christmas party which took place after the formal initiation. Pictured from left to right are Bunny Gregg, Jay McElroy, Bobby Whelan, B. Ray Traweek, Donald Bell, Kitty Vann, and Jimmy Swayze. SERENADING BRAINS. . Gath- ered around the piano from left to right are Phil Furman, Jim- my Swayze, David Baker, Lucy Nance, and Elma Realg Zoe Stewart is seated. These stu- dents are practicing for the an- nual singing of Valentines. Lwffrwrff mf I l mum WA '1'f 1. wi 11 INCREASING THE FOLD-The N. H.S members are giving the initiates som preliminary instructions before the for mal initiation. Standing from left t right are Audrey Sublett, Marlyn Bea zley, Flo Weiss, Elma Real, Bunnj Gregg, Bobby Whelan, John McDaniel Jimmy Swayze, Kitty Vann, Davi Cowan, H a r V e y Hogue, Cathie Kleir and Barbara Whitworth. Sitting f r o r left to right are Zoe Stewart, Joyc Taylor, Carolyn Midkiff, Shirley Reedl Lina Rankhorn, Mary Medina, and Alic1 Carmichael. T E. I Membership in the society con- sists of 1570 of the Senior class and .0070 of the Junior class. Approxi- nately four weeks before their grad- uation, a few seniors were chosen ls honorary members. The name uf the chapter is Kappa Sigma Chi. Fhe organization meets about twice lmonth witha faculty sponsor, Mrs. Gloria Richards. The N. H. sl has tnade the singing of Valentines an Lnnual project. Not only do mem- :ers find this fun, but it also helps in their fund s. This year the or- ganization gave a scholarship for :ollege to two senior N. H. S. mem- mers. C O U R T S H I P THROUGH THE AGES-A program on courtship was given by the N. H. S. near Valent1ne's , .giigx HQPES. . . Mrs. Gloria Richards, N. H. S. onsor, is shown explaining the 1954 Na- Honor Society Scholarship to Cleft to rightj Harden, secretaryg Joe Wilson, pre sidentg tty Wildman, vice-presidentg Jay McElroy, porterg and Donald Bell, treasurer. Only o Tivy students will receive this scholarship. Day. Courting was characterized from the time of the cave men up to the present time. CRT 5.-31 1 -gg: 2X1:b' I I i 1 'l t !, fi PICK UP THE PIECES. . .A group of mer-Hbe r 5 are shown cleaning up after the formal initiation. Pic tured from left to right are Flo Weiss, John McDaniel David Cowan, Zoe Stewart, Kitty Vann, Donald Bell and Elma Real. 89 PICTURE PLANNING-Before pictures are take n for the yearbook, layouts are drawn and the editor, Betty Wildman, and the sponsor,Mrs. Helen Atkinson,discuss plans for pictures with the photographer, Mr. Fuzzy Swayze. l CHECKIN' plans gene THE PENNYWISE-The business manager, Joe Bol Wilson, and assistant business manager, F11 Weiss, are really busy th r o ugho ut the yea: keeping the budget in order. UP-In order to meet the deadlines with more accurately planned pages, the staff has a chart by which eachmernber's workis planned. As Jay McElroy, sports editor, and Kinnan Golemon, sophomore editor, indicate, each member checks off the things he has accomplished. PREPARING FOR A BIG YEAR-At the beginning of the year the staff met at Betty Wildman's house to discuss rally. It was at this me e ting that the theme l - was decided on. The Antler is an essential part of Tivy in that it records each year that passes as a pic- ture memory book. The staff consists of twelve members and a sponsor. Members are exemplary students chosen for their outstand- ing writing ability and artistic talents. The first Antler was published in 1920. Since 1930 it has had a standardized cover appearing in different colors with the traditional deerhead and title Antler, The photography is done by a local photographer and a few snaps are used which are taken by students. E HISTORIANS POINT POINTERS-Perhaps one of the mo st important jobs of the Antler Staff is the counting of points for the Who's Who sec- tion. Class editors, Gail Harden tcenterl Lucy Nance frightl, and Kay Mosty tleftl double check the final figures to make sure no mistakeswere made in the first calcu- lations. X 6Q' SERVICE WITH A SMILE-caroiyn scott, assistant, spent only one semester on the Antler Staff before moving away. Typing ' is of suchimportancethatitis almost necessary that everyone on the staffknows how to type. ,L ff 1.1 - imfftii- ' - p-1. The staff is required to meet four deadlines a year in order to get cuts in the price of their yearbook and delivery before the end of school. The Antler is financ ed by yearbook sales to both students and b u s ine s s establishments. To help with the ex- pensive budget the staff has s p e c i al projects to raise money. The Antler has consistently won top honors in state and national contests. ARTISTS IN THE MAKING As art editor, Charlotte Ma r e s fcenterl has avery important job. It is the artwhich u- sually carries the theme throughout the annual. Joyce Taylor frightl and Mary Ann Stovall fleftl also have ar- tistic ability and help with this work. TOP NOTCI-I-Another Antler Staff privilege is that of pre senting school favorites at the Christmas Formal This year's choices were truly tops! 'f4'5 Heggzlnurmw-fi ,,,, 55:11 W'L'N:.'fi?w mules-L! ,, , 'f1?1?i5LL' A ' eww PUTTIN' THEIR HEADS TOGETHER-A week before EYE S T OR Y OF A NEWSPAPER-In 1924 the firs' Tatler was published, and up to 1951 article: were printed in the local newspapers. This is the third year of publishing a five column newspaper. There are thirty member: on the Tatler, and each is required to have a1 least a half year of journalism. It is the re- sponsibility of these students to put out a paper approximatelyeverytwoweeks. A weekbefore publication the staff has a conference and de- cides what stories to run. Four days preceding the day of the publication there is a final copy deadline with the exception of headline stories. Each edition of the Tatler costs S50 plus cuts which are additional. A specific time is set each year to sell subscriptions for the Tatler. Both students and ex-students of Tivy sub- scribe. The Tatler Staff does not limit its sales to the school, but also s e nd s papers to the Tatler is ready for distribution, the staff has a conference. This editorial staff is ffront row, left to right, Sandra Floyd, Mild r e d Stephens, Jane Dyer, and Shirley Reed, fback row, left to right, B uddy Snow, George Hardy, and Thomas Furman, From the many ideas submitted by students, they decide what stories to use in the next edition. Jane Dyer fpic- turedl was elected State Secretary of the THSPA, SUBSCRIPTION T A C T I C S-To help with their budget, the Tat- ler sponsored a Mr. and Miss Hush Conte st. Cathie Klein fleftl awards Donald Bell, Mr. Hush, a certificate for a date with V i r g i ni a Wagner, while Betty Gates fright, gives Sandra Ross, Miss Hush, a certificate entitling her a date with Curtis Covert. LOCAL BUSINESSES SUPPORT THE NEWS-Audrey Sublett Qcenterl, b u s i n e s s manager, and Mike Hopping fleftl, assist- ant, keep the wires hot phoning for ads which hc lp finance the Tatler. Sandra Floyd also finds the phone a handy inventionfor gathering information for her stories. many other schools. PREPARING FOR A BIG STO RY-A sound source for goo news storie s is interviewing Betty Gates fleftj uses thi method to get the facts for story about Shirley Reed, editor who won a top honor for he writing ability in a contes sponsored by the Texas Hig SchoolPress A s sociation i Denton. Nancy C a r r i e r fn or pictur edl won first place fo editorial writing. EAR CF TIVY HOWDY PARTNERS! -T atl e r Western Week has become an annual affair around Tivy. The purpose of the gala tradition is to raise money. The 1954 Western King and Queen were Nancy Gary and Tommy Pollard fin wagon, who won by penny votes. In the past only a queen has been elected, but this year a king was also crowned. No mine e s were Qleft to right, Ed Walker, Sandra Ross, Carolyn Scott, Jimmy Simmonds, Jody Linn, and R.J. Henderson. FINISHED PRODUCT-Tatler distri- bution is not only to the Tivy stu- dents. Papers are also sent to ex- students and other schools. With the help of Mrs. Helen Atkinson, ad- viser, Betty Blackwell fcenterl and Doris Nance prepare the newspapers for sending. .EADY FOR THE PUBLISHER - 'is a hard, tedious task to type d mark all the copy for the blisher, but it must be done d typists, Qleft to rightjCathie E-lein, Diana Hampson, and Mil- red Stephens Qstandingj, face ie necessary job with a smile. LINING THINGS UP-Make-up of the newspaper just means get- ting things lined up and attrac- tively arranged. Leif Luglan, Lee Ann Claussen, James Buil- ta, and Eugene Wait fleft to rightl, share hands in this work. TATLER AT THE PRESS--After all deadlines are met, the Tatler then,goes to pr e s s. This is where the students actually have a chance to see how a newspaper office is run. Shirley Reed, edi- tor, Thoma s Furman, news e d ito r and Jan Dyer,assistant editor, fleft to rightj see how a linotype machine is run. F. ALWAYS WITH A SONG IN THE AIR-The combined chorus presented a Christmas program for the enjoyment of the school and community. CHIEFS OF STAFF-Discussing plans for the all- state chorus are the officers and representatives. Left to right are Bubba Barlow, vice-presidentgKennith Hogue, presidentg Jane Dyer, reporterg Shirley Reed, secre- tary-treasurerg Nancy Gary, social cornmitteeg Ronald C o r d e ll, all-state representativeg Darroll Shelton, social committeeg and Sandra Harden, Don Ottinger, Charles Gerloff, representatives. 94 The Senior Chorus has long been an impor tant part of Tivy. This year the organizatio boasts its largestmembership. Because ever member has a love for music and a strong di sire to learn to appreciate all types, this on ganization contributes much to the progresi of Tivy. Through the hard work produced b the members and their director, Mrs. I..ave Bennett, honor and r e c o gnitio n have bee brought to Tivy. SIX OF A KIND-Tivy is well represented by the sextette at school and civic activities. Beverly Schmidt, Irene Allison, Barbara Kuhlmann, Zoe Stewart, Nancy Heimann, and Sandra Harden sing as Mrs. Bennett plays. JN KEY F If I Q Fw 'Y 'D-Y' I wr 3 QQ B, a 'QI K5 I' 2 ELODY MARKERS Whxle notes help composea melody the Senlor Chorus members are seen composmg note FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT M Hopplng C Edwards K Baker N Lambert I AIIISOH Holmes C Maxwell A Talbert L Helmke J Sm1th V Kunz SECOND ROW M Watson S arden A Taylor M Dan1el M Schmldt L Rankhorn S Reed L .Tones S Floyd E Sprott nd Nancy Helmann THIRD ROW R Pope L Wr1ght E Hyde S Arnecke S Cramer B Schrrndt DeMasters J Ryan N Allbrlght B Kuhlmann LEFT CIRCLE FIRST ROW J F1tCh S Kunz Harrls D Shelton SECOND ROW R Woerner C Gerloff C Orr B Cordell THIRD ROW Walker,B Al1br1ght F Taylor J Murray FOURTH ROW C McMahon Z Stewart G Fore and and M Zander RIGHT CIRCLE FIRST ROW B Jonas,J Swayze M Knotts SECONDROW Hogue J Jensen B Barlow C M1nter THIRD ROW N Gary J Dyer E Fletcher FOURTH OW C M1dk1ff E Bode andB Fletcher 95 ff, ,. Q ' if 11- - ,1 Q-t i .. L , ez A 2' u,g, gnu if ' H ' gs 'fix 152: ', 1' If I? 4. A ff I' . : : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , , . , . . : . , . D ' I ' I ' I ' 3 ' ! ' J ' i ' I . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : : . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . . 1: . , ' , . , . . : . , . , . - , , , : : . . , . . : . , . , . , . . : . , . , . . : . , . , . . CAUGHT AT WORK-One of the main pro jects of the band is s elling magazines Much time and hard work is involved i1 making the subscription drive a success Band members sell subscriptions and late: are rewarded in prizes for their efforts The band makes a profit from each sub- scription. The money is used for nev music, instruments and other necessary equipment. Mr. John Armstrong, ban: director, and Donnie Ottinger, genera magazine manager, are making last min- ute checks to see that the final magazine report is in order before mailing. A BUNCH OF SMILES-The music library in the band hall rates witl' the largest schools. Much money is spent to keep the library up-to- date in music for c onte st, sight- reading, and half time shows, Bev- erly Luther fleftJ,filing new musicl and Kay Franklin fright, checking thd card file, are two girls who spend one period a day keeping the library in smooth running order. Flo Weiss,! point system secretary, is showin RandallLeatherman, vice-pres ident, his points. The point systen: is a method by which students re- ceive their sweaters or other re- wards. THE BAND PLAYED ON-Since in the past years the band has been inc r ea sing in size and reputation, a new band hall was built. In November of 1953 the band proudly moved into a new building equipped with practice, instrument, and uniform storage rooms, director's office, music library, and rehearsal hall. The largest band Tivy has ever had is composed of 77 members. The majorettes are ILEFT TC RIGHT, B. Gregg, C. Ramsey, I. Fisher, QSEATED: LEFT TO RIGHTQ B. Dowd, D. Grayson, J. De- Masters, J. Bushong, B. Bates, H. Covert, M. Chidsey, N. Allison, G. Clements, L. Wildman, H. Allen, V, Wagner, J. Caton, M.D. Van Hoozerg CSECOND ROW, B. Bevershausen, R. Schwening, E., Holdsworth, M. Gregg, L. Luglan, T. Boring, M, Rogers, W, Rogers, G. Ebensburger, C, Ransleben B, Blackburn, R.. Nance, M, Davilla, D, Ottinger, J. Builta, B. Neihausg CSTANDINGI Armstrong, MJ K. Van Hoozer, S. Franklin, S, Huber, K. Russell, S, Brehrner. TRO PLEAST TUNE TWISTERS B Gregg secretary L Nance J Taylor D Ottinger quarter-master and F We1ssfLEFT TO RIGHT FRONT ROW L Luglan T Boring G Ebensburger W Rogers J Chiles G. Hardy, J. Clark, A. Carmichael, S. Huber, and R. Leatherman QSECOND ROWJ Mr. Armstrong and M. Beazley at the piano, make up a newly organized stage band. Not only do they enter in contest competition, but play for civic organizations and school assemblies, Jay McElroy, who is tuning up the band, is not only drum major and president of the band, but a very outstanding musician. A SAMPLE OF SWEETNESS-Sandy Franklin, Whose big sweet smile is much bigger than she, was chosen Band Sweetheart of 1954. Her favorite s ubje ct is band and she displays musical talent by playing the drum and other percussion instrurnenlts. Sandy is also reporter of the ban d. The rnajorettes are Qleft to rightl K. Franklin, L.. Nance, E. Real, QSEATED LEFT TO RIGHT! M. For- villy Kaiser, J Taylor, Striegler, I. Allison, Black, Beaty, K. Nancy, Upton, Maxwell, Arnecke, W1ckson,Beazley, QSECOND ROW! West, Weiss, Daniels, Leatherman, Radleff, Compton, Pollard,Hardy, K 1 t Chiles, Litchy Clark, Wenzel, Holton, A, Taylor, QSTANDINGD Thompson, Wait, Dyer, Luther, SQUAD BEHI OUT IN FRONT--Hard work made their performances suc- cessful. The girls not only performed smoothly together but also thrilled the football fans with outstanding individual twirling routines. Anterlette majorettes are: LEFT TO RIGHT: first lieutenant, Barbara Kuhlmanng head major- ette, Cathie Klein, and second lieutenant, Gay Forehand. Fl a gb e a r e r s are, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lucretia Michon, Lynn LeClere, and Nancy Gary. LET'S MAKE IT PRETTY---One of the events of the year which requires a great deal of thought and work is the Band and Antlerette Christmas formal. Pictured below working on the left angel are: Mary Medina and Josie Poole, sergeantsg Barbara Witworth, treasurer, and Miss Georgia Griffith, sponsor. Carolyn Maxwell, president, and Lina Rankhorn, secretary, are completing the other angel while Betty Wildman, vice-president, finishes up a wing. PEP SQUAD'S CHOICE-- Raymond Ayala was chosen AntleretteSweetheartof 1954. Raymond made the most of his last year asa football player by his out- standing ability. He is a Junior and has lettered two years in football. ..:1,ffQgf: CARE FOR A C OKE? --The Antlerettes have made it an annual money-making pro- ject to make candy and sell cold drinks at the basketball games, Each girl must vol- unteer for this project. THE TEA Vim, vigor, and vitality could well express the en- thusiasm exerted by this or- ganization. The members of the Antlerettes consist of girls from the ninth thr ough the twelfth grades and must have a good scholastic average upon en- tering. The organization began in 1934. Since that time many changes have been made, but the standards and principles remain the same. The pres- ent uniforms which are straight royal blue skirts, gold jackets trimmed in blue and blue and white o xfo r d s were adopted s ev e r al years ago. There are sixty-six rn emb e r s including the three majorettes, three flagbearers,a.nd six cheerleaders. The majorettes are voted on by the members of the organization according not only to the way they perform the required skills, but also by the leadership ability and their scholastic av- erage. The cheerleaders are juniors and seniors and must be in the organization a year before trying out. Anterlettes' awards are based on a point system which includes H' the use of merits and de- merits. At the end of the year the awards are given to mem- bers who have earned the re- quired number of points. The seniors receive sweaters and the juniors receive medals for all the hard work they have put forth in earn - ing these awards. Pictured above from left to right are: C. Klein, G. Forehand B. Kuhlman, L. Michon, L. LeClere, N. Gary, E. Espinoza, C. McMahan,E. Bode, E. Fletcher, B. Bell, B. Hogue, D. Hamp- son, J. Wagner, A. Sublett, M. Stovall, L. Ortega, N. Heiman, B. Albright, B. Wild- man, N. Albright, B. Fletcher, G. Allen, C. Orr, P. Hopf, S. Arnecke, P. Michon, C. Midkiff, L. ciaussen, J. Poole: J. Dyer, J. Alexander, P. Ridgeway, K. Alcorta, J. Ryan, J. Dyer, J. Chamberlain, M. Watson, R. Saur, A. Jeter, I. Bird, F. Whelan, B. Schmidt, R. Wells, M. Hopping, L. .Tone s, L. Rankhonr, C. Maxwell, V. Claborn, A. Holmes, K. Rosson, C. Smith, B. Cade, M. Daniel, Al Hargreaves, and M. Medina. PA CASEYES OF TIVY! ! --- Tossing the bat is demonstra- ted by Audrey Sublett and Mike Hopping, Gleefully watching are Lina Rankhorn, secretary-treasurer, Lucretia Michon, presidentg Pat Michon, Gaye Forehand, Cathie Klein, vice- presidentg Miss Griffith, and Sandra Ross, reporter. BALL BOUNCE ' RT ER Girls' S p o r t s Association mem- bership is open to any girl taking a physical education course. The or- ganization is a branch of the national women's section of health, physical education, and recreation of the Na- tional E duc ation Association. The girls play volleyball, basketball, aerial darts, table tennis, shuffle- bOE1rCl, tennis, baseball, and archery. Letters are awarded to the members on a point system basis. The minimurn requirements vary according to the activities throughout the year. RS. --Team members improve their skill on the volleyball Courf. PLAY , CRACKLE, AND POP!!--These nine H s await their turn at tumbling as Cathie sfully completes a forward roll. WATCH THE BIRDIE! ! ! ! ---Miss Georgia Griffith, G. S. A. sponsor, spends many hours coaching and supervising the club's many activities. Here she shows the prop- SHUFFLIN' ALONG--Audrey the disc acros s the floor for high score as Lu looks on approv- .g- . These two girls assist Miss riffith with the Junior High physi- al education classes. er handgrip to a group. The Association sponsors invitational volleyball tourna- ments for the purpose of g aining higher and more skillful competition with other schools. Also an intramural tourna- rnentis held for the physical education classes. Each class, fr e shmen through senior, has a team represented in this tournament. Play-offs between these teams determine the winners to play in the all-school tournament. K, y tml' 'Af- BYE, BYE, BABES! ! ! ---A group of girls wave good bye before attending a tournament. II Y THEY GUIDE THE TEAM-The Tivy High school coaching staff acts as a guiding council for the T Association. The coaches, P r e s ton Charnbliss, Foster Miller, Fred Jacob, and Tom Q Daniels, fleft to right? are showndiscussing plans for a future 0 ' association meeting. 5 f ' E E vii if V ' f i' J - TIVY'S LETTERMAN-The T Associationis composed of Tivy athletes who have lettered in basketball football, or tra c k.. Donald Bell, president, is dis c u s sing some plans for the activities of the club SPCDRT- FIGHTI G ONDOWN THE LINE-The Tivy T Association was organized in 192.7 with Guy Moses as sponsor and had eighteen members. It has been an active organization since that time. The officers this year are fleft to rightj Darroll Shelton, secretary- treas- urergRaymond Ayla,reportergPhilip Furman, vice-presidentg and Donald Bell, president. THEIR PRIDE AND JOY-Each year Tivy athletes are eligible to receive one letter jacket fleft to right? Philip Furman, co-captaing Buddy Snow, C.W. Minter, co-captaing Don Pareti, and Howard Fletcher receive their football jackets for the 1953 season. AGGI E WITH UP-AND-COMING-D u r ing the year the Chapter's sponsors help the boys on many of their projects. Mr. Bill Oliver gives some helpful advice to second year boys fleft to rightj Curtis Covert, Jerry John- son, Kyle Wright, Ross Caddell, Carroll Williams, and Joe Dickey. Kyle's lamb won first place in the fine wool lambs in Fort Worth. ant smile. PLOWBOYS-This year the Tivy F.F.A. Chapter received a pickup to help with their Work. The officers are Shown as they prepare to leave on one of their many trips fleft to right, Buba Wer- ner,treasurergPerry Bushong, vice-presidentg Thomas Furman, reporterg Paul Dunks, secre- taryg Jimmy Simmonds, 3rd vice-presidentg Clay McBryde,sentinelgSidney Kunz, president, No r m an Forehand, Znd vice-president, Bill Davis, parliamentariangR. J. Henderson, his- toriang and Mr. Bill Oliver, sponsor. COWGIRL-This year the Tivy Chapter of F. F. A. chose Gail Hardenas their 1954 Sweetheart. She is a senior, a cheerleader, andis known throughout Tivy for her pleas- TOPHANDS OF TOMORROW-The Kerrville F. F.A. Chapter is known throughout the state for the outstanding work they have done in many livestock shows and contests in recent years. AIM MIGHTY PURTY-Buba Werner and Mr. Bill Oliver are very proud of Buba' s hereford that was the Champ- ion Steer and Beef Animal of Kerr County and Reserve Champion of this district at the Kerrville Fat Stock Show. This animal also placed tenth in the Houston Fat Stock Show. e if Q M .'tMte ' I 5-we-at wwf 4 till? El 'F . ' -,,,f I -,,i 'i ,...':1 K ,.i ,, ' L5 K V xg? 9?5H.i., - ' ' 'pi YHfs Q f iisi A ' he ' . M' ' A is -.,, H -- in -f- gg kgf, 9,7 'lf ?, 3.3. Y, up . Q . C . iirt l y 24 - Vv A , A .. ' 'r -I K: . K 7 a- ,, , r 'Q Q K ig r 3 . A ii ' ,, ' , 3 f , v e ,.,,- 7 ga :,. . '-f- , 'ygr aa- . ' f-kk 'A A' 'i' ,, ',k, .. .ff ' t ' gli ' f W V M 4 it ' i t 'i 1-T if' i.'-'. . ls ' . , 6 , F 105 TRIM HIM UP-During the year the F. F. A. boys attend and compete in many livestock shows and Conte sts. Joe Wait, Mr. Roy Page Qsponsorj Carwin Buxton, Glendon Parker, Kyle Wright, Charles Schupp, Jerry Harris and Billy Shelly fleft to right, give some helpful advice to Jimmy Simmonds as he trims a lamb for the Kerrville Fat Stock Show. GREENHANDS-Firstyear boys, Joe Wait, A. J. Lohman, Wayne Caddell, Mr. Roy Page, Wayne Engleman, Bill Freeman, Charles Brown, Walter Mas- ters, Wayne O'Bryant, and De- Wayne Council, look over some cow judging sheets to prepare themselves for future contest work. GIRL WI PURPOSES BY CANDELIGHT---In the October initiation Lucy Lance, parliamentarian lightedacandle representing one of the eight purposes of the or g ani z ation while Sandra Harden, song leader, Elma Real, historiang Betty Wildman, piani s tg J oan Wagnerg Sandra Franklin, treasurerg Mildred Stephens, reporter, Gail Harden, presidentg Flo Weiss, vice-presidentg Shasta Cook, secretaryg Marion Kunz, Mary Lee, and Peggy Hopf look on after participating in the ceremony. COKES, COOKIES, AND FUN- -------- were had by all at the F.H.A. Rush Party given in early Sep- tember. Left to Right areShirley Heimen, Mi s s Surber, sponsor, VeraKunz, Mrs. Moore, sponsor, P at Burrier Lee Ann Claussen, Bun- ny Gregg, Gail Harden, Charlotte Mares, Norma Albright, and C o r inn e Orr. -we- Gif,-Q45 I r. r O mil? 1? Q , 106 TH Many successes were reaped by the Future Horne- makers of America of Tivy HighSchool. The girls earned it throughhard work and co -operation, tempered with fun and laughs. The seventy-five members par- ticipatedin activities rang- ing from a Rush Party, to encouragenewmember- ship, to apre-game Supper cooked and s e r v e d by the girls. - ',-adv -'-' 5,121-isfi. ,. . -' A f A Q ., W .K -'f G -1 'URPOS The F.H. A. gave a Christmas p arty for the inde r-p rivil e g e d children, gave a dance, vorked on degrees of achievement, and attend- Ld district, regional, and s tate meets. The girls, with their s p on s o r s, strive to make Cerrville and their home s even better. The :rganizations motto, Toward New Horizons, was carried out when the F. H. A. Safety Skit rvon honors at the meets. It was truly a great rear for the F. H. A. ?'HlI ll GIFTS AND GAB. . . Gathered in the Home Economics Cottage the F. H. A. girls entertain the pri- mary children with a Christmas Party. Santa left gifts for every- one ! LAUGH PARADE OF SAFETY ...... Charlotte Mares and Sue Dell Simmons really got into the mood of things while presenting the Safety Skit written by Charlotte and Gail Harden. BUBA WERNER was the F. H. A. Sweet- heart of 1954. He was presented at the organizations dance and honored again at the Christrnas For- mal. The seventy- five members chose Buba by popular vote out of all the b o y s in Tivy High School. , X7 7 A if H I HERE AT LAST... The Distributive Education students are pictured above receiving their sweaters. From left to right are Mary Dell Toler, Eugene Moss, Ed Zwernernann, Carroll Williams, Chester Condra, Malcolm Walker, Bill Wright, Wayne Dale, Ivan Woodard, Joe Rodgers, Billy Colbath, Thomas Liesman, Jim Browning, Mr. Mills, Shirley Murray, Marilyn Short, Janice Irvin, Ella Mae Roberts, Ruth Nixon, Wanda Switzer, Jo Ann Miears, Marshall Morrow, Harry Rittimann, Kay Rosson, Beverly Wiggins, Tina Zamora, and Estella Espinoza. P 6. DU TRIOU OH HAPPY DAY! . . . Pictured in the o ffice of the Arcadia Theater, from left to right, are Shirley Murray, Mary Dell To1er,Wanda Switzer, Ivan Woodard, Chester Condra, Edwin Zwernemann, and Thomas Lie s mann as they receive their monthly pay from Assistant Manager, James Murray. This is just one of the many places where distributive education students practice their training. 108 BUSINESS BEFORE PLEASURE-F rom left to right are Marilyn Short, reporterg Mary Dell Toler, secretaryg Shirley Murray, presidentg Ed Zwernemann, sergeant at arms, Mr. D.A. Mills, sponsorg taking a break after discussing the annual D.E. banquet which honors members and employers. OPEN DISCUSSION-Students listen attentively as Mr. Mills gives them some po inte r S on salesmanship. The classes are held in the morning and the students go to their various In order to take Distributive Education one mustbe either ajunior or a senior, fifteen years of age, and physically able to hold a job. There are thirty-two members in the organization, and Mr. D.A. Mills is the sponsor. As a money-making project the D. E. students sold cold drinks, candy and hotdog s in the concession stand during football games. Later in the year delegates were cho- sen to attend the State D.E. Convention, which was held in Galveston this year on February 2.6 and 27. The members chosen to attend were Doris Long, Jim Bob Brown- ing, Shirley Murray, and Mary Dell Toler. The alternates chosen were Janice Irvin and Ivan Woodard. At this Convention the students dis c u s s e d ways and means by which they could better themselves on their jobs. ALI TS jobs in the afternoon. THEIR CHOICE-The members chose Janice Irvin as D. E. Sweetheart of 1954. Her photograph was entered for state D. E. Sweetheart selected each year in Galveston, Texas. 1 09 EWS WHICH FILM TODAY? Visual Aid sponsor Mr. Herman Billnitzer, along with Bate Bond t r e a 5 u r e r, and Harry Wisehart, president stand in front of the bulletin board in the Junio: High office checking to see what film is to be shown. The officers are selected by Mr. Bill- nitzer according to their tenure and capability VISUAL VETERANS ..... The senior members of Vis- ual Aid are pictured Stringing film s and working on the ma- chine . They are, left to right, Ray Peterson, Eugene Wait, and Glenn Benson. If WHAT'SNEW? Joe Schmerber, Howard Fletcher, and Ralph Vega, second year students of visual aid, q o open several new arrivals of film. T he Visual Aid , Association is very lucky b e c au S e they have so ii many opportunities with new film. IEWS - N f' X X if I 1 I ix .N I in I l T, ln l W A T C H WHAT YOU SAY! .Tame s Bradshaw, Jimmy Simmonds, and Curtis Covert, first year students, find that a tape recorder can be in- teresting as Well as useful. IT'S LIKE THIS At the first of the year, Mr. Herman Billnitzer calls a meeting of the entire group visual aid students to explain the care of the machines and film. The newly organized Library Club has carried out its primary purpose of attracting-young people to read- ing. The fifteen members, all students of Tivy, have achieved this end by keeping the approximate 10, OOO volumes in top shape, and by presenting interesting bulletin boards, talks, contests, and film strips to the' students who can be found six periods, before and after school searching for the books of their choice. The active and enthusiastic Library Club meets at noon every first Tuesday to make plans for better serving Tivy and get-togethers of a social nature. This Club has been a happy and helpful addition to Tivy's organi- zations. WORK PRODUCES RESULTS, The finest details are worked out by the Library Club' s industrious president, Mary Medina, and the hard-working sponsor, Mrs. Flo r e nc e Mills, from the care of the plants to the p r e p a r a tio n of programs presented to encourage reading. L I TERAR' NO BOOKWORMS PRESENT. Books were set aside for a Christmas Party during the holidays. Members who joined in the fun are, left to right, back row, Gay Zander, Mrs. Mills, Mae Rem she l, Elaine Greene, Virginia Wagner, Janis Smith, Marilyn Short, Mary Medina, and seated are left to right, LaVerne Crow, Sandy Floyd, Suzie Medrano, Estella Espinoza, and Eugene Wait. 112 AT YOUR SERVICE. One of the Vario duties of the Library Club is to check a books to the hundreds of students who fr quent the library everyday. Shown left right are Estella Espinoza, Gay Zande LaVerne Crow, and Sandy Floyd. t r 1, ff CLEANING-Dust gath e r s no matter ONE FOR BOOKS?-Original, eye- ng bulletin boards are put up by the nbers of the club at frequent intervals. roud of their masterpiece are, left to Virginia Wagner,Elizabeth Thurman, Wait, Ja ni s Smith, and Frances THE LUCKY WINNER! -'Congratulations are in order for Linda Wilson, winner of the book contest in which she identified the titles of books in a story printed in the Tatler. The officers presented her with a book of her choice. Left to right, Mary Medina, president, Mrs. Mills, sponsor, Linda, Sandy Floyd, publicity chairmang Janis Smith, secretary-treasurer. often the books are used. Performing the housekeeping tasks are, left to right, Wade Meek, Mae 1, and Bate Bond. Could Bate be shirking his duties? FAMILY PORTRAIT- All the members gather around to decide on a selection of new books for the library. Left to right are Mrs. Mills,Eugene Wait,Sandy Floyd, Bate Bond,Mae Remshel,Elizabeth Thurman,La Verne Crow, Wade Meek, and sitting left to right are Virginia Wagner, Estella Espinoza, Janis Smith, Gay Zander, Mary Medina, and Frances Sandefer. W ORTR x 'f fl X00 V fx TIVY FIGHT DIES! EVER if Statistics fail to show the true progress of the 1953 Ant- lers. They fail to show the hard work of the football team as it pr epar e d for a. season. They fail to show the tough breaks that resulted from inexperience and injuries. They also fail to show the tremendous spirit that was always pres- ent when it was most needed. Last, but certainly not least, they fail to show the excellent leadership and support that was given bv the coaches. The coaches are shown above as they explain a certain play by first using blackboard illustrations. Mr. Foster Miller Cleftl served double duty as head coach andline coach. Mr. Fred Jacobs was the backfield coach. Both coaches have well earned the sincere respect of all the student body. W We 'N N , Jxa JJ V J .vpn 5 ' 1 r 1 Qi? 'SP 95 D l Ei' y 116 THE I953 ANTLERS The team man ag e 1' s, Louis Lie s mann fleftj and B.Ray Traweek, are shown as they p r e p ar e for the 1953 season. They followed the team through the season, from game to game, and city to city. Their able as - sistance was a great asset to the team. fW 4 5laNQQ99D N, X qu v,.ac1....0o.. 1 'ff' fff.'.75fgf'j '? up H 1 J 7 77 Q 2? 3? 'fs Q sg THE ANTLERS' SELECTIO That pretty smile you see is one of the many things that won for Sandra I-Iardenthe title of the 1953 Football Sweetheart. She was nom- inated and electedby the football team. Sandra gave her whole-hearted support to the teamnot only as a cheerleader but also as just a sincere friend. 118 fl a it ,nf 'Q Y .,'ol , 9' , gig' ,I su in- A il -..'.l'x'l I 0 ulvh . bv' -l,l 'lil . i'. The team co-captains for the year of the 1953 Antlers are C.W, Minter, b h t n the basis of their left, and Phil Furman. They were elected yt e earn o teamleadership and contributions. They are shown here as they were pre- sented at the Christmas formal. Tivyhad three All -District nomin- ees this year. Bill Jones, left, Dona1dBel1, and BuddySnow, right, all received honorable mentions for the All-District team. Tivy started off the s e as on with a game against Mc- Callum of Austin. The Antler s were on the defense during most of the game. They held the Knights to a score of 33-0. Above is apicture of one of the defensive plays. Snow is shown ushering McCa.llum's Jimmy Shurtliff out of bounds. 2 l I V i is. A - it ,na , , S S 1 A ' Q , 'Jin-Q + EM-,,,,.a5 ,yffft -.f,.,ae-.,fX1vW,, if. Q Q - fl If W - -fu'-vxm.. X J. ew-1'!' -5:-wr-,f 'g.. sf1,:e:,p'u,.: 1.f2'?3f wma-,af . gz9 , .Q::. 1,, L- 4 -fii'T f -' .. Darrell Shelton, Senior Tivy had a chance to use its offense in the game with Back, 5' 1l , 164 pounds Brownwood. They played one of the best games of the 2 letters season in their first home game. Buddy Snow is shown as he tries an end run. Brownwood won 19-0. Donald Bell, Senior Snow almost got away Cabovel. Tivy felt its first district Guard, 6'1 , 190 pounds defeat at the hands of the Harlandale Indians. Harlan- 2 letters dale's passing plays seemed to click during the whole game. The score was 26-0. if I 5 . Philip Furman, Senior C, W, Minter, Senior Back, 5'8 , 156 pounds End, 5'9 , 152 pounds 3 letters 1 letter 120 '41, 1 -, ..n. Xe Two long runs and a safety gave New Braunfels a 15-O Thomas Liesmann, Senior win over Tivy. The Antlers were action-packed and C-uard,5'7 , 140 pounds full of spirit through the entire contest. Bobby lngrarn 1 letter was tackledtabovel just as he receivedapass from Snow. Tivy's first score came in the game against the Seguin Matadors. The score andthe game, as this snap reveals, all proved to be wild and exciting. However, Tivy re- corded another loss, 53-13. Don Pareti, Senior Kennith Hogue, Senior End, 6', 176 pounds Back, 5'9 , 172 pounds 1 letter 2 letters 121 1 Raymond Ayala, Junior Tivy's only win for the 1953 season was registered a- Back, 5'4 , 155 pounds gainst Lanier. The Antlers edged by the Voks 13-12. 2 letters Tivy's aerial attack was widely used during the game. Raymond Ayala is shownjust as he receives apass from Jerry Girard. Harvey Hogue, Junior Billy Joe Lea, Junior Center, 5'9 , 146 pounds Tackle, 5'lO , 180 pounds 1 letter l letter r t 32 1, John McDaniel, Junior Arlen Thacker, Junior Buddy Snow, Junior Back, 5'6 , 140 pounds Back, 5'7 , 145 pounds Back, 6'1 , 157 pounds 1 letter 1 letter 1 letter Herman Heyland, Junior Jerry Girard, Junior Bill McDaniels, Junior Tackle, 5'1O , 180 pounds Back, 5'6 , 140 pounds Guard, 5'7 , 150 pounds 1 letter 1 letter l letter L W. X, X 1 x is FOQTBR L TONIGHT 1 Bill Jonas, Junior Larry Hester, Junior Tackle, 6', 180 pounds Back, 5'l0 , 155 pounds Z letters 1 letter Bobby Chesser, Junior Center, 5'11 , 186 pounds 1 letter Alamo Heights rolled over the Antlers to the tune of 33 -6. Tivy'sbattered eleven played fine football during most of the game. Arlen Thacker is shown as he sprini for an eight yard gain Howard Fletcher, Sophomore End, 5'8 , 147 pounds l letter Kennith Hogue plows through the middle for only a slight gain. This picture was taken during the Tivy-Victoria game. Tivy took its wo r S t defeat of the season by a score of 52-0. 1 2 'Joe Schmerber, Sophomore Tivyplayed its last game ofthe season against the Edison Back, 5'10 , 150 pounds Bears. Tivy lost 36-6 even though each player did his 1 letter part. This game ended one of Tivy's toughest seasons. ' fx Bobby Couch, Junior Wayne Merritt, Junior Bobby Ingram, Junior End, 6', 150 pounds End, 6'l , 174 pounds End, 5'9 , 148 pounds 1 letter f R The statistics of tue 1953 A Team games in 7-AAA District Appear Below. Team Won Lost Ties Pts. Opp.. Pct. Thomas Edison --- -- 8 0' 0 249 69 000 Harlandale ------ -- 7 1 0 239 47 875 Victoria ------- -- 5 3 0 209 92 625 Alamo Heights--- -- 124 125 500 New Braunfels 121 132 500 Seguin ------- 133 125 500 Burbank -------- -- 83 149 375 Tivy ----- - 45 239 125 Lanier --- 37 232 000 I 1 1 THE I953 B TEAM TEAMWORK I ACTIO Teamworkplayeda leading part in the suc- cess of Tivy' s basketball team. It took awhile t o get started, but with experience, confidence in- creased as the season progressed. Competition was rigid all around th was not a team to be caught napping when the e 7AAA circuit. Tivy's 26 Whistles were blown. Good sportsmanship pre - sided during all of Tivy's games Wh t . a more could be asked of a squad that represented Tivy so eagerly? Winning all of the am g es on the schedule couldn't have made the students and faculty more grateful. 1 4 DONALD BELL FREDDIE BERNHARD Center Guard oach Tom Daniels, fleftl, discusses plans with oach Preston Chambliss for an approaching out- of-town game. Louis Liesmann and B. Ray T1-aweek fright, are shown as they inspect some of the equipment. 127 Z 42 V TIVY FINISHES SIXT .- JERRY JUAREZ Guard HOME GAMES Alamo Heights 91 Tivy Burbank 47 Tivy Edison 63 Tivy New Braunfels 56 Tivy Lanier 75 Tivy Harlandale 76 Tivy Victoria 61 Tivy Seguin 62 Tivy 55 44 47 75 51 62 39 76 JOE WILSON Burbank hustles to keep the ball. This was one Guard of the first home games. 12 8 DAVID BAKER Forward DI TRICT SCRAMBLE ROGER BAKER Guard OUT -OF-TOWN GAMES Lanier New Braunfels I-Iarlandale Victoria Seguin Burbank Alamo Heights Edison Tivy Tivy Tivy Tivy Tivy Tivy Tivy Tivy 37 57 61 33 67 60 49 3.3 BOBB Y IN GRAM Guard David Baker penetrates the Alamo Heights BILL WALLACE defense for two points. 129 Forward BUDDY SNOW 717 Forward ':gx A TLERS WI FIV ,, A E . Q3 .,......,.........L.N A - ufxigf L BUBBA BARLOW Guard BILLY LEA Snow and Juarez team up to block a New Guard Braunfels pass. 130 DF SIXTEE GAMES 51' GERAL D ROBINSON Center 1 ' , '? m-syn 0 F29 e L 3 JERRY GIRARD 5 r A Guard si 9 , -f Q 'N f' i S9 'U Juarez and Bernhard chase a tipped ball. KINNAN GOLEMON Forward FLEET FEET FLYI G THE 1954 TRACK TEAM E 1 ' v , . 1 1 ,1 1 1 V T E r 'E ' 'z',,?'if:,i? A I, K Juli e , . ,M I, Lkrhy A TOP ROW: Schupp, Wildman, Simmohds, Hester, Meyers. MIDDLE ROW: Couch, Lea, Snow, Bell Zobinson, Merritt, Jonas. BOTTOM ROW: Wright, Chiles, Thacker, Girard, Schmerber. 132 iI'iVY'S Outstanding Sprinter Coach Fred Jacobs gives Donald Bell some pointers with lf 'bfrlerf Thacker, who spa' the discus. Donald lettered in his Sophomore year He is Clahzes In the 220 Yard dash' rated as one of the top weight men in our district A r l e n was the only Tivyite that qualified at the Border Olympics this year. Buddy Snow is one of Tivy's m o S t versatile track 'men. He is on the mile relay team and also participates in the broadjumping. Here he dem- onstrates his ability as a hurdler. Buddy has repre- sented Tivy in several meets. W5 , Q33 fn , 5 I0 , ' J 11-2- s ..,......-.- Larry Hester stretches to hand the baton to Joe Sc-hrnerber. Both are members of the mile relay team. i 'if'- RQQ IU, El m... Burn the Indians! While this roared up from around the bonfire, the cheerleaders tossed a dummy representing Harlandale into the fire. U1 M e, ef N I K I , 4 y K 7 ':Q Hffi3:: M .fg jf-X: 5 ,ge MV . W' g An enthusiastic shirt-tail p a r a d e was held before the Harlandale game. TI Y SPIRIT Here come the Antlers! The cheerleaders ran out with the team as they came on the field be fore each game while the student section wena wild! Em I F The Band students do alittle practicing and gabbing before class begins in the new, mod- ern band hall. ACTIO The cheerleaders, Pep Squad, and Band sing and play with saddened hearts the Alma Mater at the last do wnto wn pep rally of 1953 before the Edison game. The coaches have a tense moment as Tivy g r i dd e r s begin working their way toward a touchdown. '-as-... 1 i' ,,m,,,lim ,-1.5 - ff 2 if 1 'YA ,ff- Q' 1 Tivy Spirit is an intangible object that is pos sessel by Tivy students alone. It hits the student the firs time he enters the main hall and sees the prou- banner, Tivy Fight Never Dies, displayed abovl Each year, on Senior Day, the Class pays hom- age to Captain Tivy's grave. This is a solemn and sacred ceremony for each Senior. The Juniors and Seniors played spiritedly and gave the many spectators quite a game. The final score was 61-51 in favor of the Seniors. The last time that the entire Senior Class is gathered on the front steps. the show case. It remains inthe Tivyite's hear throughout his years at school. I-le expresses i thro ugh fine school work, sportsmanship, am through the deep loyalty he displays always for hi, school. The Senior Class will take this precious possession with it. This page is, therefore, ded- icated to them, for they know and have shown the true meaning of Tivy Spirit. I f ,-AQ C Har-:R Gail Harden Senior Charlotte Mare s Senior Head Cheerleader i Zoe Stewart Sandra Harden Junior Junior 4'-WUFP9 Senior Kitty Vann Junior me 4. A A J . ' ff.-.-1' 2 mf. lf-5, ' ji 1343 ,-'-fu--. ggawfx'- 'l g 'qv Q , 'V - .JZ xiii -1-153. CA -1 fr 'F my K ,WW . ,M.iWk 133. S , Eiwfg iii' 1- 'acl gif-f4'5f1?'gR 'f-'5f5igif'5 1 ' a 4. Q. y 55.3. ',.gXk.xG1 Jw -5. fi. gl, favs - . w ax - S .,.v'-n , ' 1 'ff' qi- rg - np' iq' -. -'1' X T 'ig gif.: 3 HM-+ X if , p ,,. - ,,., gf- me ' Z J -:.'. a 1 V .x 4 ff- ,P 2 . -.N , 'f'QZ1?,A 'Nil b ., 9. Q Lttdglf ,J ' ,y S or tt do Jrti f . ' I 'j Q41 5 1 Y, ', A , , iii, S S, , ,W-.A iw g K f, - , X, .QW - f ,h 3,3-J., Q 5 5 f S f y-.fs ya: A ' 2' 1 ww. i'f'T f'1, wg 'f Vg2Qf39g1...7jgg ',1'Q,,eQ' . .- .N .nqhmvr .,.,X,,,K, an .X ,M ,Y we V ' 4: ww .,-f....,i,,,,tw .4 .LM , :nn . The diminishing fire of the Homecoming bonfire did not dampen the wonderful spirit observed at the last game of the year with Edison. RCDLLICKING QUITE A RACKETEER-Tivy's tennis coach, M1 Louis Burton, has done a wonderful job teachin the players the fundamentals. He has been tenni coach for two years, and during this time he ha built up a hard fighting squad. 1 5 3 1 HANDY WITH A RACKET-Ralph Vega, .Toe Fitch, and Raymond Kirsch fleft to rightj are three of Tivy's hard-hitting senior tennis players. They all show much promise as a Winning team. X 4 3 'Y' TWO OF A KIND-The girls senior doubles team X .xy E is c o mpo s e d of Arlene Hargreaves Qleftl and Charlotte Mares. Arlene, a Junior, has let- tered Z years and Charlotte, a Senior, three. 8 0 RACKETEER 5 w PIN TO WIN-Before the game begins, Patsy idgeway and De Juan Irvin spin the racket to ee who will serve fir st for their singles atch. ,J 'ms TIVY'S PROS-Roger Baker and Bunny Gregg repre- sent Tivy in tennis tournaments as the senior singles. Both are excellent and have been playing in tournaments for severalyears. Here they discuss the coming tennis tournament in Falfurrias on February 11, 12, and 13. PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT-To know how to return the ball correctly and quickly, requires a lot of practice. Here we 'see W.L. Dunbar and Ronnie Wright, junior boys doubles, practicingrvolleying. f on ana 4 f f'1:w:,42'1i5.-iff ...4.' ' . --1 a- 31 .'..-E1...Qaf,.....-E-f-..gg,1,,..Qf'f L..-.- Q., OUTSTANDING IN EVERY FIELD-Adjecf?f'EilQ, 5?g.tfIvi1EggI:a,'S5 well as studie s.He came through e . A at - - .-ry - tives fail to describe this mild manneired':fff-'Q-ifkgifflyi-gig,,qEa1'or-sf, making high grades in all boy. In his every attempt he produces the best of results. According to the teachers, Joe Bob Wilson is a fine,quick-thinking stu- ' dentg to his fellow classrnatersl he ,is ,a.','5yon- derful fellovv, just tqgsggasqggtigjfgrrqgigsggeQ. ' .,-'Hi 5 ' ,, vu- l s1,,,' ,- rw J.. .fT1,1s.,-93?13s'Iiii iii, . . ' f . ',Io efg'tBgrhe-5lQduan6th.e r o utstanding offic e , Council. He con- ' H efforts to the Antler Staff ' f'vs'rheii-he:-tocrik onthe tremendous task of Busi- tion- -5-3? 6fJ,5 5 r:'2f::f'f5 s2f2 ,,f1T3,5Lf:gl- eggs-41 F 7 ','fg5,6QtQ1'M'ah3gAr. l Jai. 1...-- wwf 'fri .-412,12- P1 - '?---.' '-.1 .' H H ' , He can begprlpusfvvirib Sf'-1-di?-Q.-1'1'SfQTAffW,QfE:,e ,Tw ,fqwmpi 11 'as his teammates can him, was ing on a 1i'5i1Aflie'lf fuhg4gas,'11'5'f Q'f1a5QsnApg'frn'ef'fi,m'e,,f -w11ps- mayqne , See S f1vH'ft?riff,snf2'1'?:Y2FEtf2iHf in f?95i51Rl9f5iYiRWXfl? neFfwii?fi'fSi3?L?ii53i5'.if'fiEi53515552931.59Ct send to ghagii512:,EgagL iaggairf-fiends to the boys? Tiff? His 'I'i1b.S't,,.i-QI1Q'0Il1I3.Il1j. acic,Q-mplishme'ntf3X5za7sjf ' ::,n--- ., . :f thatfdg flgggtibgfifgffffonor Society 'pre'sI'2J2g . uphoid in this. 5'55jL:- g,,Se.nioi' who iS..i3F'l.QSy11Wi't'lQi. '7 ' '. ,-yd -.. a 'f.: '! - --nf . - - - ' 'Q v 1 'l, I,-' , '- ' , - , . . -3-mana, -if f:,,59.:.hE :.. .-..,. ,. .- .ze-.-P on '-ii M- 'ellectediflaptain of the 1954 Basketball Team -1 because of his excellent playing and his cool- headedness. Besides all these activities Joe Bob found time to give a polished perform- that up-1fQagrj56u,S+la.ug.la3tei:.. is arohn'd'1j.gq'jig,qr7-Lf: ' V M A 3'..-ia-ncfevin the Senior Play Little Women. To .-,. -,:itoiSfa1l,this, the entire student body chose Joe x jfsjqigi the Most Versatile Boy of Tivy High. '15-vit:-!i's'65:s:y-.fto see why this truly great young the distinction of ww--X:-s11U15ENTfz OF THE YEAR! ...... ,-.,. na. Mn .I ,- A .-wx ..',..-523.151, Q WI-ICB WH0 4,fQ '. ,. ref JOVIAL, CAPABI..E,AND AD1viLB,rAijaLfQFQ'g-3,5 There is surely no one in Tivy wlijqljljia-si-:bln excelled more in the literary-fixeglldftjggnli. S Marlyn Beazley. zlljlgerb-ojifiggiriglitgzfgalrrdflui, H spontaneity of thpnglftf,hive1teflgef1Z1liQTjttQi.' State in both -apdeshpgt-' hand. Tkgie'egpeiff.fr3ei1d1gf'gfg5anee'd has an outsta'rrdfiTggAnjin,siCp.,Ltalent. .She plays F nch horn iffithe tbandy the plang, the re fx,-iz, 1 '- Y' .ws . - r ,, A - ,. and the or gan QFY, intelligent Astude'1itL'of'd:l'r9f'g5.l'1e4rii'Q5i3fi,.gItlgs,g.,, she gained admis-siioiif-iintUi1f1'?'NQsEt1ona,l Honor Society. Even though Marilyn . . V 1 A E er busy pe r son, she finds t1i'neA,o'-'- V Y ' ' H. A. activities participate in F. I I ,N -f F ' ' ' - v . . ,I gy-Agn--.' -,, A Que.. ,, - M. -'--, f ,. :L ' 2 W , v ,W EIILY sae, , ., Ma- f .1- . V. ff: f. . 1-. -415 V.. wffv-' ,,, V ..-rv-'.',iv . .. - A -he , 1 f.f ' ,--, ', , . ,,-,,, gg fr, ,,,.c, I U1 ' . .45 .- A , ' JA.: I '- .r ' '..,... f',.',.-w. 'W' .I B t ' -'.. ',L,L 'Tn ' 1 1 l ..,t, ,lo ,.4. ,U 1 y Y A Y VU .. - an -, - f. K W BR,IDIZ.1NG HORTICULTURIST-One s 'highest honors, that of Stu- pnfisfiderit, was bestowed on i ll ca able of MsVDeavf1d-Ieekeifwlsofgwfe-S-rea y p the r5e,s'p.5r,2s'ibi:li4t'5zt-9-., as their leader, 'the had an ex- ceptionally ,ddtlstandigg David's sense of'ilguiiicigfj,-f 'e,31,fefiiia.llyfThis exten- sive use 't has rnade liifth' a?fl'i,i,g,hfT,a,nk1zig per- 1 , , I sonality and'feivggrylbfng-ffsfffiiiendI Scho- lastic ave-ragefs Iqaalitijes in leader - ship acliifi,eif'esdl'5fifre,,i1Qif1:- irieiiriber ship in theLN?ei'i 9-frlrijlgiiqneir 1 Seigiiety. Playing .i bgslietljall'fish'a-l'5o,fon-eiof' his favorite aebisgifrers' m'giifHi1eh,hei lettered. David :?f'L:,?fi:1iB-5 ?1.Ji5e-j'5'B-iinwafflbifi-St shop, and this '5fx iS,rob.ablNy.b'e his hobby for days B s'?fQ1Q6f?5,sQl W f . Ku' a--eq' .A ff' add? - V if if . lr- f fgkfei T1-9: ' L. .V ,vp-i .5 - l 4. - . 4 '-3.-, N. ' 'R q ,A v Q, -1' - 1 5.1 v ... ..-,- 'D ,, - :iw . t H, V 4,- Tu . 'WI ., U' -Y .' ' V 'M el . -fu I v x HEART AS SOUND AS A BELL-Wherever Donald Bell goes, he carries with him a spark that seems to brighten the lives of everyone. It was this trait that won for him Most Popular Boy from the entire school. As Senior Class president and National Honor Society treasurer, he has proved to be a born leader. Donald is especially outstanding in football, basket- ball, and track. The summer months find him an ardent lover of swimming. WHCTS WHO PRETTY AS A PICTURE-Unlike most girls that have the ability of a seamstress,.Tane Dyer is exceptional. At amomzntqz notice she can design and whip up a new outfit. Makes no difference if it is the Christmas Formal or a weekend picnic, she gets it made! In the Junior Play, Pride and Prejudice, she acted the role of Lydia. By the way, she even made her own cos- tumes! The entire student body was very proud of their Tatler assistant editor when she was elected State Sec retar y of the Texas State Press Association. Jane also holds the office of Secretary in the choral club. ,',..- ,,.. , I ffl-1 ig ll ' I 'f7f '. 'Z-fe- lv .- , . ,S 4 , 'N V. J:-L I v ' ., ,ax .A ,gb 1 .mb lE.74..,,M .911 tl., Y 57.11-,W -Q EY'-LSA! 'Z 9 -41' ,J xx- ku: 1 .jo - . rf V'-11 Lis... ,fl ,-.. ,,-Q . . Sx.:f9ff:'.-315 Mn?-Q. -yzfl .,. .X f' ' ' Jr- ' sv- Q 7 .1 .4-ra -V. . .. e-. - 1 ia, 1-' ' -g-, .a f 1 u .IT ,-L., ' ' 3 Vv.,v,.,4-nkwxfvh-fr I- x f' 'ff.. J f'1 7--' 1f.,, gi 'fri 15:2 -1.55 3- - f .gz.-23:5 .i.-A-ju - ' ,Lit-S-'-R I 41. . .,.,,, ,eh wf gi fi.-.uf-'-, ' :5'f5-Liggvviiif M 'Jw' 'M 'ii '-vf1r'7Y4 '.-'-r 5 ' . y 'G Q . K ,'4?FQL Q:-- f Hx -' -v--T' f-'Ifl.... ., I A,-L'4:.,f.-,,,.?qu-- sk A' I, --1--l ,p 'ina 1 . 1,4 '--:-- I A.: com y1vg5AfNr3Q?x1':41imf po p L11 a r sopho- more, Kinn2i1JQ'G6'lgri'iori,1.,is:known around . - .g f' -,Mg A' ff- 'N' F Tivy for his rr1,a'nyaac.QoInpf1fshn1e nts as well - ' .- I ,ui ,- in- 1,5 .t -LW . as his 1 n9t,e,r,e:sLlf1'1if?5'c,1f5g,'a'5fftgop. His un- limited aefivftie-3-.ic'0Va1' xfootball, basket- bau, s t u d3S.3f55c9,ffHei-gg''A-ndgxnfler Staff. Kinnan arid Mo st Ver - satile of,'t1fye'S3pi:leigS5e-'iClass. He also went to-Regiginalf-iii In fact,he is really 'a'1'l 'gre' E'Ev-fwigii . ff' - 1. - , . ,Y . 1 W4 , - sv K, . nl ... - -V .4 ,fa '- - .4 , - ,.-v x'- nv V ' . 'Wm-. A wa w. '- ,- . 4 -, .if ,-tf:c.,. 1-'. .- -rf' 1 L 'f f f- A .. ., .. . '-. . 5,1 v . , .N-,,' A ...5.,,-'L 3 . v. . , M.-. V ., A' I. ' -. x ......- - -,yjgf ww I ,'-'- -1'-Rn -5 . A--.. ' Q P . f V. -'. '.. 'f-' ' A. ' ' Q ' , 712.19 71-PIN .V -g if, ' mv - , f'1-Wi. ' E 4-, xx g, ', .,I.-'rw ' . A . , 1 Y., - LQ.-A, U 'irq .NN M-.f .- .. .. 4 ,, -4 -n - -i!,, .h ,., ,,. . -..,, ,,. N, +4 , AL.. , . .,. n V ,-,,,,. -Q-. . - .11 f:':f.x Qfujjn In .L sry W , ' ' ' ' -- ' ,n ,, 'I I .J xi ,- ,, . .A g.,:- , -1 . . A swag'-1.-. T., 1:10 S. .-.. . ..... '-.. . ., . , .. , -. 1, A, ,Y ,- - ,,,,,,, . -.-. ' ,., vt -vm ..' , V - .., ' ,-.,. 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H- A . pr e 5 ide nt, Nati-o'i1qa:lYIff5'1i'ofj1?:'Sqc'i'25'?jv'3gQEE.5''A retary, and senior editor of the are some of the top offices she,heId..V4E5iei:.y': J one knows, too, that as a Qheerlea-der,,Gail 'f. -, - was constantlyAb,a,elfirlg4gthe'ftelan3sw: . highly privileged-to-b,e,,cf.Hozsegi'Siveethearit-of A the F.F.AA.,,b0ys.'1'.',,- A ,jf lsas' Q jf' . .Wu-v.,.-. - -.:, nb.: la x iiflzx 'wx A, ' ' 1 ff? --5 wr ,gf ff ' .. . -' aff' -1: of -, 5- . , ,' .-.. -L ,.,.h , . . , Y 1 , , -. . .. -. 4 --,.. v,-.,- dbx. Q, I ,, . aa -V. . 1.5 .K-. -, .- . .4,. Q,-.M , a ,,..,.-, - .-, . I .. , ,. W - -N -'.-.Q - ' ,, :' . I ni W, su, ,. M, ..,- , ,. .. -. ,, N' ' 4- If ' ' 1. 4 -. --'f ' ' 1. ' ' - - ' .. pf Q 'x my ,...,, V. . .Lyn Q' 1: ---, ,-'-- ., ,H , , . a Ji' ' ., ...,.A L' 1 , , '-lar . MH.. .-- .4--. f -':.. ' ,. 4 - Q -w V LUV.,-f R..- .-... . 1,- ' ' If tg. . ' ' 'NL'-. .4-WT: - '-mx' -f- ..1-.5 , '-- .- , A ,,.., , X 1. ...-,.. .v I. 15 Q I J xy. -'.---J -J b .-' -,511-.. 'C x -uw A V. f'- . v,,...f, l., , 1. v 434' . ,-, ' ,9,'R- I :'7-, far , 4.431 SWEETASALAMB- I 'W C Cath'1e Kle1n, 1 L her magnificent ability tohget alon 'iaith ' gl 1, people and make innumerable friendshipsg is the Mo s t Q p ul!-arr r l'L Throughout th :E f ' Iwi YW! e 06-BEHECHSOH She ex-fi' hibited her-Ski11 o'f-ba'Eo1i'zRi? . . 1rl1ng,aS,Head'-if Mah tt f ' f ' i' ' J re e of the Antleretgensff-'As-.seejrggjgary of the QqQj1icil1.'?'Cajhgief sfgave every Sou p bfi, ,... T. A , rce 0 her-energies5,,rn+her.fschool gov- ernmenifu Furtheiirhbre' vsheh' ' ' , V. an , ,QL -was inthe cast of the Se nio 1' Play! Real,ly,'aAsWellgal! . A X - -x . .- - vw-1 .U . ' ' K Y ,, - '- J , 5 - i mm f. ,. U pu. , . Yr, -www ,.:g,.:uv . ,fs M C..,,..s.sLw W , M,,+-VW' AJ Y o-ulzstanding student of the in Junior'-Cflassv is John McDaniel. His witty ,se'ns-efdffliumorl, outlines his qualities as a frdg-ga-l--Tisgyfsflident. Th is year he was chosen asia rnfemlier-of-fhexNati'onal Honor S ' H I , 1, A ociety Land:-Siggiclent f',' Councilfparliamentarian. In portrayi'ngfthefr1o'l'eLoxfMI.Darcy in the Jun- ior Playf ej u d i c e, John p r 0 V e d hish 'aCii1ggfai3ie1'i1y. bln the fall he spends most' practicing football which heJ:s!ajshe'fli,Re,s To pass ay his spgjrieiflii-f1'Ve,gfJpg1n likes to tinker around with calrs: Ther 'd fu aw f , '- Q.1i1'S1 ,eof this beauti- new Lincoln seerns ,to fasxcinate his in- isiigive ei'es,1,f-..L:'M ' -V ' ' AROLI D ., - sum-1 ,L , P.S. I LOVE YOU-Shirley Re'ed'js-S meal- culable sweetness and friendliness ,k W ,itll leave a mark on Tivy. 'She isnztnibeeorri-1 mended on her splendid workin the'j ou'r,n.a'l -V if-,tic field as editorof the d... T Qa1:1gr 'which has proved her undying'Q,Ti-yyf-.SpiritL f'Slie' ' is a National Honor. 'Sbijviety,,rriernb4eVr', so scholastically speaking'sl1e'is'toos-! 'ln the' choral c lub she isvzisekeretary-treasurer and the Senior Clas's e,le'ete'ciherjtreasurer. Shirley was also ifi1tl1ejS'e,riiors.?layQ:- Let- ter-writing to a ,certa,in'fsolme'one ,is one of Shirley' s favorite: bastli-rriers. f ' 5, M, -.Xa AB UNDANT,fQ4a.11sT11YI'g-1g5f'ibtee Ma re S, sopi1i1sAti'cAate'd2 'golden-vldcked, 'young lady, Contributed 'rhvoslt to' Tivy with her talent in'artfy7'hif:lF1 made her an essential part of 'lnivanykschoxol organizations and activi- ties! sitildludiggl -1:!hgffAntlJefg,0 Mo re ove r , s he 'r'e?1eal-ed 'tome'viery.o'ne'Q lier flfivy Spirit as Head 1c+fe15gu1ea5'ey',,f ifsfnggxvas ian! ta C r 1 v e membef'-'bfi tlidel .Nf,i4ffa.il5'9?f01'med supe rbly as l'Jo,'l' iVn'JtH'e Sefnief,fPIa1yi!'1,Ir.ittle Women. Char1iottIefeS i3.P.',allfi o1indflAead- er of ATiV5Z,' df-lS'e-rves her-jnlace in Who's Who. , fi 3,,j 'a Q ' X swf , rig, ' -- ., '1.4,A:, Q' 5 -012' g 74 :fb -.. 4-5' . '- -, Mtg., -' - ., l.. V e .-U, ,K ,. F Q :AJ fl .,,4. ,gn X - , .. i . 1 L an A. '-H-,.sq.,,f'1, A 5 '-,'.hUjQ- w VN. . -. Mfg H.--L-V ,-- ,Q . A. .- ' v, VARSIT Y F Avorfir ifobflia-1 Lf 3254? Sf.lif2ff- ball, track, or any sport-is B'ng1d'y' favorite topic. Just name ity- anH,?1he-,gginbvm really give you the up-to-datevsltlifllstiqsFw' As well as pates and has lettereii fnqjototlialllf'Ersshket- ball, and ,kgggjibyef not fall .fir 3l1effsMi:Qre6s'Tdent of the Jqgix:?ifjQfygEg.,f'CiLge5'pyf3:,sidenr of the Student'A6661161L.4ja1id,QS'p1dfgg.ieedinor of the Tatler staff. 'srqgniar-1jsf5ndf 5.6ifgrNsL B uddy is an all- r ound ,fell-low , 'ff 3, s M . . 4 y: wr. s, ,,.yj'ff ' .Y o, e. ,,..3,f, -N ..g.. yi f f as f ll' imskvul Qin' V V 5,J2fgstpg3ggqzs14L11.o1,E CQWGIRL-He re ' 5 a dar- rljfiigiiiifftehc-.pyvgin gimp finds time for lots of 'b-exs-ide: ridingfthe range. Audrey -5 frmgfijgger of the Tatler -'gunior Class. As an Annegefg4gf+fpanQ5g?res-pefwis constantly dis- playing BN her ffnNeSzeifLg1enHling pep and energy by bac kikrrgfgthe 'jteafrgf3'gf.l5.h.e,,.loveS Sports and has leftegrgg past two years. glso a mem- ber of that.gxragi55.q1,.HQ6'1gg?i'15dciery. 3 ' f Quit Jlmww' .. . I ',, V 4,-',,,, .. Mi .ivy , s i 1 .vw -I . P - , ,, ',-M... -1 -,HM -- . N . .,,. ' 'A ' ' H- - '.--'P -..'.TLL. ., ,WF , . , .V . ,. 'y .. I - I 5- E, an ..... , . , up . .. . .A .A I -'11,-jfs, 3 ,L V ,.. 1 ' , . , sl-1 . . -1 ft, 5. : .. . - . -,. 4 1-N , , inf- 'Y-1., xg. - ' N-.42 r-M'-1.31. ,af'vm- y,f'e'Lfm':, L , .5 vi- Nk... A--'Q-f,, .fag , Q.. ,f . , . . M,-A -.-if .-- .' .,,. xv- ',,.17:'.- .,N--Li x .,vf1,.f, - .. . V ati' . , i H -' fur'-1. '-MZ s ,-11-AVA' ' , 'Aw 7- -,K 3.119 'ELL ' 'T , ',.'i 1' i , 5' -. i., .1.,.- - -f ' ' ' I -aa- ...,, n., X 4, '-, ,. , r4..1,5..4 ,,, ,,,jV,f,, :I -A l v, Ann- '. '-- 1 .f-'f -:mf J.. .1 J , ,W-' -. A i-- --i ' ,, ' UVA REFLECTION or BDEAQQI'X-iBettykQlllliQld.riE1gjLl is known througho'utY tlre' ' her pleasing smile sfigeetf-'ltlifsppsgtioiiz Perhaps one of Be'ttyj,s'Hfost.t17e,a73s.Li-red h o n o r s was he,ingifcfE0,s-erffafsf the. Most Beautiful G-ir1g'f.'insgglfe-'uSeiiiio'r7,C'l'i5.s, Her accomplishments gfiffiiiirg-it-iiifgfygigqr we re Antler Staff edifaiiy ,1SfgiQgiisiigi1l'S,1ijiiix5qf.s0cieiy vic e -pre s ide ntf wgljtlte 'trite lpresident, F. H. A. pianisi: 2ipdiEE1lem5er,Q'fgliihe senior Play cast. One of iflfkewep- ing up with the latest fas'l14io'rfsjf,',j'if'3',il ?Q.i-l.,,5,x - ' ol M. 9 ' .,,. . .lf -QA.. J -' ' 7 -KS ---' .1 ,,,,. p. l ,, ra 'F' If .UT- vQ, Us, Y. . ' ' .::- I 7,4 ' ,. ,'.f'..'v-yr.. Y V .-iJ,:f ' -+,W,.'?, -, ,,.1 . - iff'-' -if' 'Lfrvlg ., -1 ,dag Q., -it i' 'ff A . r .I f ' -A P -,gif 'r1TfifPi'?:':-.5fn'?' .P - -.- -.,-Q. .wiht ' ' .' 1 lf ' . 'EQQH . A , - . i .a. ,m.-f . .aww - 'F '..,.,.,i ' i gs- . .vw 3 1 im., va, . 4. .Q-1. . 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