Tivy High School - Antler Yearbook (Kerrville, TX)

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Students Become 'Lyrical' As Pop Music Invades Familiar Conversations, Thoughts Music was a vital part of our daily lives. Some feverishly banged out tunes on a piano, some spent hours in rehearsal with the choir or band, while others merely listened and enjoyed. At lunch, the parking lot echoed with a wild combination of kicker music, acid rock, and hit tunes. Lyrics seemed to flow through our veins. They even became a part of our daily language. Locking the car after a rushed lunch, john Kerrpatcher and jane Tivyite joined the stream of traffic heading toward the building. Unbeknownst to them, their sub- conscious minds had absorbed most of the lyrics of the songs on the radio at lunch. Their conversation was overheard . . . john: Well, it looks like we made it. jane: Yeah, we are the champions of the world. top Senior Doak Hafley concentrates on the music the band played for its spring contest, middle A stereo, an album, a floor, and head- phones provide junior Che' Vlasek with all the entertainment he needs on a lazy afternoon. bottom riqht The rock groups Earth, Wind, and Fire, and Queen prove their popularity by staying on top of the pop charts and on top of our stereos. bottom left Only sixty miles southeast of Kerrville is San Antonio, a city which provides Tivyites with top concert entertainment-Kiss, Ted Nugent, Rod Stewart, and Waylon and Willie to mention afew! 18 Student Life john: jane: john: jane: john jane john Hey janie, won't you come out tonight? Come on and dance. We may not get another chance. Oh, that would be great! Those boogie nights are always the best in town! I can just see us slow dancin', swayin' to the music . . . You know, whenever I see your smiling face, I have to smile myself-because I love you. It's so easy to fall in love-you light up my life! I think of you so often. You're in my hearty you're in my soul. You'lI be my friend should I grow old. Well, I'lI pick you up about eight. Don't go trying some new fashiong don't change the color of your hair. I love you just the way you are!

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gp.- 2,- mm .. nl LTL ,J' Three Theaters Enferfoin Students ln an unknown galaxy far, far away, there lived a Princess Leia and her hero Luke Skywalker. The pair battled the villainous Darth Vader in an attempt to save their planet from destruction. Boredom was not common in the daily lives of these galactic warriors. Meanwhile, in this galaxy, the average Tivy student did not find himself involved in interstellar pastimes. There's nothin' to do in this town was a common complaint. Seldom did one run across a cosmic princess and her handsome Prince Charming fight- ing battles among the stars. Usually, students resorted to a more normal form of entertainment-the movies. Two indoor theaters, the Arcadia and the Plaza, and the Bolero Drive-ln Theater hosted a variety of popular films. l'Star Wars, You Light Up My Life, The Spy Who Loved Me, and I Never Promised You A Rose Garden offered diversion and something to do on a Saturday night. f'Where's Willy, a movie filmed in Kerrville, attracted many movie-goers, all eager to see familiar sights on film. While many students merely watched for well- known buildings and streets, others antici- pated their film debuts. For whatever reason, the movie theater was the late night place to be. left Saturday Night Fever was a popular movie in Kerrville as well as in the nation. It starred john Travolta of Welcome Back, Kotter, a favorite television program among Tivy students. it? k1 greet gn: 1 fn.: r ' -'J 4. firm tilts -, eature Student Life i

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top Band and choir member Lisa Gianotti also plays the piano. She knows from experience that practice makes perfect! middle Engulfed in a world of stereos and speakers, junior Katherine Brinkman stops in at a local record shop to listen to the newest released hits. bottom left Not many high school musicians have the opportunity to play in their own bands. Senior Don Baskin, however, is the exception to this rule, playing the guitar in a local band, Silverado. bottom right Although Laura Hatch is small, she has no trouble conquering the Symphonic Band's concert tympani. Student Life 19