Tivy High School - Antler Yearbook (Kerrville, TX)

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Pausing by the Coke machines are Iames Barecky and Morriss Arredondo in Halloween costumes. Halloween day was one of the five days students took part in by dressing up. Micheal Terry hurls a board onto the mound for the fire. The bonfire was a great success because of the cooperation of all workers. A: Oh mercy! E did everything for the Iunior Hall decorations and tried to organize the non-existent float, but no one helped, then I was FBLA sweetheart. l was in charge of the Homecoming gifts for the King and Queen, not to mention working on the float for the Spanish Club, etc, said Korinna Treadwell. STUDENT LIFE

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'ls . Floating down Sidney Baker Street in the Homecoming parade, Regan Har- din, Mark lohnson, Iamie Elmer, and lulie Becker smile and wave at their admiring crowd. The freshman float won first place in the float competi- tion. Voted Homecoming Duchesses by the football team, Gina Hernandez, lame Cobb, Kim LeMeilleur, Buffy Bratch- er, and Stacy Willman smile proudly during the Homecoming parade. The duchesses played an important role in the Homecoming ceremonies. !m,.,......,,.. . ev., , ,VVV f f-f---5--MM-Wm--M 5 2 2 V, l A: Lots of work! Everyone working to- g , 5 gether showed pride in the school and , r. T 'tf 1 ,' ' ! s'1' if Withtearsofjoy in hereyesandasmile on her face, Buffy Bratcherwasnamed 1 We Wg! ha d 531,931 day L ld Rm Homecoming Queen. Also during pre-game ceremonies, David Schwarzen- HHH 9 SiTlliflSOfl bach was named King. ZVQV 1 N 1 XWWWWNNNNN R N V V J G WU STUDENT LIFE '17