Tivy High School - Antler Yearbook (Kerrville, TX)

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on the focultq MUSIC IN THE MAKING. . Perhaps Mr . John Armstrong's favorite subject besides band is his little son, Johnny. If the musical instruction is continued, Little John will grow up to be another Big John. Mr. Anmstrong is Tivy's band director. TIME OUT. . . . What is more relaxing than if as f 2 532. Qi GLORIES OF A NEW HOME. . .Mrs. Gloria Richards a r r a n g e s some new pictures which help decorate her home in which she did mo s t of the interior decorating. Mrs. Richards t e a c he s English and Spanish in Tivy. FATHER LIKE SON. . . . Could that be a bas- an evening of T'V PT oviqing that it is ketball that little Joe is holding? If it is, music ? This is agood question to ask Mrs. Lavene Bennett, director of the junior and senior chorus. Her answer might be ----- That sounds great! Mr. Preston Charnbli s s is working over time! He is the basketball c oach at Tivy and also teaches bookkeeping and typing.

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IS THIS A QUlLTlNGABEE?...Mrs. Mary Hirth, Mr. E-.L. Wildman's sec- retary, spends her leisure hours after s chool quilting., She has spent about three months quilting this particular one and is quite proud of it.i THE BIG FISHERMAN. . .School is out and Mr. Bill Oliver, agriculture instructor, pre- pares for one of his favorite pastimes, a week-end fishing trip. Under Mr. Oliver's instruction, Tivy's agriculture department has won top honors. cmd our friends SHAKESPEAREK, U Q Enjoying a book on the lawn of her home is Mrs. Zelma Hardy, English teacher. Mrs. Hardy teaches jun- ior and senior English and is s pon s o r of Tivy's chapter of Future Teachers of Amer- ica, which is named in her honor. THE TWELFTH MAN . . . Mrs. Mary Will- son has been known for years to both teachers and students as the football team's pet Coach. Besides being awonderful English teacher, she alway s has a kind word, along with a pat on the ba.ck,for the team.

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OBTECT ol P :mm Tmcszis A: awe To mov--:Orr me were-Q of in if ae, school church, sz: T9 S the standards of Sas quide cmd THINK. . . Mr. John Wagner who te a c h e s algebra, trigonornetry, and physics gets a great deal of relaxation in r e ading. His students are particularly interested in his remarkable ability to make difficult cours es so easily understood and interesting. T53 RE adsqwme Laws is SN :fiom ca! chiidremt and MADAME PRESIDENT. . . Mrs. Lorene Swayze who teaches sociology is also president of Tivy's P a r e n t Teachers Association. Being president of such an organization not onlyrequires a person who can promote its objects, but one who lives up to them. Mrsu Swayze is undoubtedly that person! BIG PLANS. . . Mr. Earl Cochrane s e e m s very proud of the small construction which some of his mechanical dr aw in g students made. He is responsible for encouraging his students to build for a better tomorrow and has done well in doing so. CARE FOR A TOBY JUG?, . ,If you are in- terested in unusual hobbies, visit Mrs. Jessie Wilson, Tivy's his to ry and Civics teacher. Her hobby is collecting toby jugs and she can probably tell you an interesting story of each one! , X: E: , . 'fxgily . 1 A fl ,, is ,......,,...........------,