Tivy High School - Antler Yearbook (Kerrville, TX)

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Showing Spirit and Pride Is A Specialty At It's 3:00 o'clock, the bell has rung and as you walk into the gym, the band is blasting it's spirit and what better way is there to show your spirit and pride for Tivy than a pep rally! Signs were everywhere, on walls and held high, bells ringing, airhorns sounding, and everyone clapping to the beat of the drums. The cheerleaders lead us in chants and the twirlers and Golden Girls dazzeled us with their routines. Then came class competition with the .11 'A , Q. Qtr V 7 - A, g, ,. ... n. ,-qlukg, .3 E ,,,, Y. A pf ... '---.v if ,. '. ., -L, I -. mug . He-'izffiss ' q '. Q. I aimyrwlp I., it--. vig ,AA ,I . :f1g.j' ,- '. l , , mu, .4 ew, Us-Mug -vs Q '41 - r HN X Q S 357 1',. N-J 12 Detours Tivy classes trying to out yell each other for the spirit stick. Balloons, confetti and streamers flew everywhere as the pep rally came to a close with the singing of our school song . . . Tivy Fight Never Dies! As you leave the gym you know that Tivy is number one. ,mf . . K W i' ai- a isp. wi x Q s ,P-I l 1- W, yv- mg,

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If a visitor had come to Tivy on October ninth of last year, he would have though he'd finally found the heart of Texas. For everywhere he would have looked, he'd have seen boots, spurs, Western hats, and red bandanas. The halls were filled with signs of the old west and everyone had become a real cowboy. This Western Day was a special day during Homecoming week designed to unify the student body and promote school spirit. It was a huge success. Unlike Fifties Day, which was somewhat traditional and Toga Day, which was somewhat uncomfortable on another hot October day, Western Day was a simple and fun way for students to show their support for Tivy. top left Rene Bradberry, sophomore, waits for the last round-up-her afternoon classes. top middle Would anyone dare mess with these tough cowgirls, Seniors Kellie Takemoto and Leigh Leverett? mp right Decked out in hat, chaps, boots, and spurs, this freshman says, Howdy, pardner ! middle Kickin' up their heels on Western Day during Homecoming Week are, from left, Elise Wissner, Torrie Stauber, and Traci Dyal. bottom Senior David Robinson takes a quick siesta between classes. opp The usual crowd gathers by the old north exit awaiting their afternoon classes. Q :ix Digging deep into closets and drawers, most students pulled out the basic western plaid shirt and old scuffed up boots. A cowboy hat, usually borrowed from Dad, also added to the outfit. But many students went all out. They jingled to school in their spurs and some even wore their leather chaps. Surprisingly there were no horses tied to the bicycle rack awaiting owners! Of course, many students thought Western Day was a bit crazy. These students showed up at school in their same old blue jeans, t-shirts, and Nikes. But overall, the idea was a success and a nice way to relieve the boredom of an otherwise ho-hum day. Detours 11

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gud One Fan. in the outside pep rally. cheerleaders keep up the spirit. opposite page top Little Ryan Nunez is Tivy's Number opposite page middle right The Tivy Cheerleadersw show off their new uniforms at the pep rally. opposite page middle left Lesha Beakley leads the band opposite page bottom right The Flag Girls are featured as the band plays the theme to the White Shadow. opposite page bottom left Outside or inside our H V X X t 'QQEH it - ' y V . - 1 .' . . 1. 1, P ' ' 9 l 4 5 'A 5 7 l fi 5-151 - J' 'Q , ' A V if f, . o 1 . T s 1 . 1 . . 3 3 Q I J - ' .M '1 i t x W e f krrk 1Watergate.:-tiigfgggis.gigfejy Q is iam ,. V. z b .' 2 ,, - ' , L 1 ' .V jygpygyfz it . A5 W K ,I f .s aw , , ' 'K 2 K . - Fl tM.k?,Q,if - middle The Sign says it all. the pep so, let's go. x . top Antler Iohn Hardin says, Football you bet! bottom f'We got the pep so let's go, let's go, we got Detours 13