Tivy High School - Antler Yearbook (Kerrville, TX)

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Revived Provide dea time get a Tivy raced by on few beginners but the large e a more experienced. They techniques of taking the corners worked on such advanced tricks their boards upside down. Intramurals burst upon the after a year of retirement, and was good. During lunch, the thud of balls and the plink of ping pong common noises in the gym. ln basketball and ping pong, chess :was included in the intramural program. li ' ,,ly,1.g!, lui V in l llll l li 1 . 1 l:,,3l121l , Ll 1, - top With a toolg, of shcenlldextbhmixnatxon, Senior Tim Hayes prepares to retitrhlll'li's1fop'ponent's serve during an intramural lunch game. X bottom left' junior Robert'Maxon munches on an apple while contemplating his first chess move. bottom right Carefully taking a cornerrgn Tivy's speedway is Russell Stolle. 1 se'-Zig 5: ., - J' . .,.. .., VL 'fifffzfl-59.551 W' ., ,. we Q. S Lil tw:e.a..w,i. -, fa?12ffi'Il 1 ,Wa i,....t,,., .JL ta Ev. 1 Eg me ,dag -tsz' '3 N sf ' was ia I xl' 3 A Qfhke .,, '51 ..a ' ggzi 4 Sift? Vg. K. A w l l rx 4 r 1 , 1-ff? 00 22 swaeqiretife uxxfeff ., . if -l .M A A r . '. 5 K ...Q I V 24-, 35

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Spore Time Spent In Pur ' Cf Varied Gomes On the surface, Kerrville may be a sleepy little town, but upon observation one finds it teeming with life Through the trees, a lone bicycler pedals happily along. Out in a pasture, horse and rider pound across the acres. Out at the skat- ing rink, friends roll 'round and 'round. Fly- ing around the corner, go-cart and driver careen recklessly over the pavement. Down at the river, radio-controlled boats zip across the water, and at the bowling alley, balls rumble down the lanes to the pins. Frisbees fly and excitement runs high amonga group of friends up at the high school. Entertain- ment was never too far away! top Bicycling is a relaxin the Texas Hill Count: DeFoyd spends a lazy afternoon road. bottom left When the engine breaks down, the rest of the train doesn't have a chance. juniors Deanna Teltschik, Steve Schmerber, and Suzanne Hale enjoy an evening of skating. bottom right' Sidsel Gade, foreign exchange student, takes in the Texas countryside on horse- back. 24 Student Life S, Sk vi -an f-X 9