Tivy High School - Antler Yearbook (Kerrville, TX)

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TivT is tradition; and that tradition is embodied in the very buildings that grace the campus. Each building on campus, from the gjni to the science building, represents some intangible qualit) ' to every student. When one remembers classes, his thoughts bring him back to the buildings that house them:smelly chemistr rooms, drab grey math rooms, modem language labs, air conditioned attendance office, noisy library , and of course, the ever crowded cafeteria.

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Congratulations seniors. It has taken four long years but we have lived through high sehool and we soon will graduate. Just being a .Senior is a great experience for we dominate over all the rest. Seniors take great pride in their Homecoming float and hall. I liey show their prestige by leading out at assemblies and by jealously guarding favored positions at the back of llie bus. The highlighl of a f-ludenl ' s last year at Ti y is Senior Day wliicli in liiilr.-. an bi.-lorii ' hike up Ti - inuuritain. -pieial occasion is senior assembly in which scriior Iii 1(i n tlu ' ir prized possessions to underclassmen, displa .1 lii lon ol llicir class and read llie i peitalion of tlie lutiirc. S iiior Cla.---. ..fficcr.- arc; (lop) (a nlhia Wocrncr. Mcnlary ; Ronnie Sprt)U. vicc-prcsidenf. (bottom) Roger Smitli. pnsidenl; Nila Kaufliold, reporter; Sharon bowman, treas- urer, hi lding Julius.