Tivy High School - Antler Yearbook (Kerrville, TX)

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ASH I 'UT tl Students Adapt to 41' g, 1- a ,,, . l F New Regulations As Tivy Undergoes Policy Changes Along with the new buildings and new faces came several new school policies. Most of these were taken positively by students, but some caused a bit of confusion. Among these changes disliked by the students were some dealing with student behavior in the parking lots. No longer could we sit in our cars before school started or at lunch. This was because of some reported misuses of the privilege such as vandals, littering, and fighting. Teachers were even assigned patrol areas to make sure students weren't loitering in the parking lots. Another change in campus policy was in the area of assemblies. Because of bad behavior in previous years' assemblies, the frequency of getting out of class to attend a program in the gym or other gatherings was severely diminished. The first assembly, outside of pep rallies, came in early February with the Air top 1eftThayne Ferris rents his back out as a billboard for sports information. bottom Maggie Rubey, junior, knows a secret, top right A crowd gathers in the circle to await the afternoon buses. Force Band. Another change came with the distributing of yearbooks. In previous years, students received the books after second period and had the time from then until 5th period free to leave campus, sign the books and view them with friends. But this privilege was also taken away because of bad behavior and safety hazards. Reportedly, many students used this time to go to Ingram Dam or some other place and do everything but sign or look at yearbooks. So this year only 4th period Qand lunchj was given for Antler Time. Policy changes such as these have occurred every year. But it seemed there was more than usual this year. It took some time to get used to the changes but after a few months of school, we were pretty used to the new Tivy. Detours 17

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y. I 16 Detours . .--V , right Fashion model, Ken Kehoe, senior, shows off his new clothes in H.E.B. top Ieftwhatcould Seniorlanene Thompson be dreaming of? Perhaps visions of layouts and tripaks dance in her head, bottom left Seniors jeff Henry, I- K, Leonard, and Thomas Hardee stroll back from lunch.

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opp top Up goes the wall around the new elevator. in--1. 1 . W K e Y i'53?-Elf fc ' k W 1 ,N , meg yffgfwr ff 1 Z Q 15' V 1-4 we ,pai f A:-L, .wwf 'r '2- ' L- faun- u fr'-' fbi , ' 'Q' ' 18 Detours opp bottom left The framework for the new math building stands under construction next to the science hall. opp bottom right This protective wall around the ele- vator area became a graffiti wall for art students, top Construction workers gather under the shade of an oak tree during their lunch break. 5. xkee- ' bottom left Last year, this building housed a crowd of hungry students during lunch. This year it is the home oi equipment, pipes, and piles of boxes. bottom middle Rain in late November and December temporarily postponed construction work. bottom right Once an area of grass, trees, and breaking students now stands under construction. ,AN I 4 -CUB!! .Ju .1-.........-. .-H' ...f