Tivy High School - Antler Yearbook (Kerrville, TX)

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8 Niki ,. ,J ie .,- ,,.1 t ff I I , .X ,. , , When parents leave town students often do activities they would not normally do. This freedom provided them with time to have fun without possible consequences that is as, if the parents did not find out. Sometimes students took long trips to San Antonio to en- joy the big city life. San Anto- nio provides more exciting en- tertainment. When we go as a large group, we can stay out for long hours and not worry about curfews, said one soph- omore. Other students often went to a friends' house to spend the weekend when they were thought to be at home. I spend the weekend with friends and after we go to a party, we just crash, said a junior. Parties were popular with teenagers and the seniors t ,1 g Fa, N.. 2 .1 9 ' Uijlxml Q f. A. ,gg JW , ,W vjiarlm At . , 5 made sure there were plenty of them. A party is a great way to get everyone together at once. They're a lot of fun and a great way to meet new peo- ple. When looking back, ev- eryone remembers them as big events of the year, said a se- nior. For freshmen, high school was a brand new experience, and weekends opened up a different world. I love going out on the weekends to be with old friends as well as new. When my parents are away, I'm freer to do what I want. The parties are the most excit- ing and they're lots of fun, said a freshman. All students, whatever the age, agreed that living with no rules and having that extra freedom made having fun a lot easier. - s. Kilgore ABSENCE SPELLS FUN While parents were gone, friends were called upon to fill the void. Susan Harris watches some movies friends.

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7 i ,Q 1 .A ZWJZXW 5 f . 11, The confusion that accompanied registration was felt by everyone involved. Kay McCullar. counselor tried to solve problems by way of the telephone. One of the final processes of registration was the typing room. Alexis Hernan- dez takes time off to work. I tl c li ,t change only tlxlogg ttbtcrtcvt segiftstte-N l tion woz,iii he? f A: l would have each class register a dif- i ferent dey. instead of having seniors and l iuniors on one dey and sophomores and l freshmen on another, they should have e each class register on e different day. lt's so hectic! said Autumn Hibner i STUDENT LIFE 7

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While gone, parents let their children use the car. Because of this availability students enjoyed cruising. Thomas Wickham and Ken Gross wait at the traffic light by the gym on the way to lunch. With parents gone, students found time to do things they found important. Harry Fields concentrates on killing Shopping sprees were frequent with his prey in the video game Turkey the absence of parents. Pat Baldwin Shoot at the Machine shop. considers buying a pair of sunglasses. li , 'E V :sl .M I 2 t l 6 i ft: Eli 2 slave armtnrl E-fll' house taltittgtzt-are of my ' little iimttlwrf W 5 -Keitha Secor STUDENT LIFE 9