Tivy High School - Antler Yearbook (Kerrville, TX)

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Counselors can help students make it over the rough spots during crises such as burnout, Dolly Sanchez discusses schedule problems with Kay McCullar. S' -i ' , vw' ,A , in sus...- wan- -'ggwunug-5 .1 Wa XXA ' ,r wih- , ,f, aff ,- ' --, 'Zigi Leaning on friends when a person is down can be rewarding, Dara deLeon and Cindy Puccini watch a movie for relaxation. r.,,, A ,m..,. - t...,... K ilie feeliwf- You have me dey lietore fillllftfll -Sandra White STUDENT LIFE

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-Q ' ..-W A person's first impression of homework could be that fact that it furthers the learning experience by allowing him to do independent studies. Iames Barker and a friend hurry to complete a homework assignment. A first impression Dee Dee Buford had of P.E. was the fun games played. Pat Seeds discusses the rules of basketball with one of her classes. Every day at lunch a group of guys gathered at the door of the main building. One girl's first impression of this gang was one of Fright Because sometimes they said things, I hated to walk by them. if if l 4 sa I The first thing one thinks of when the library is brought up would probably be the silence it offered in which to study. Ernest Herrera and Marsha Dietert, Special Education Aide concentrate on finishing a paper. Q' E ,M 1 it G 2 in 5 5 lt. 2 l lt IX. l E A: Ylera, Wltuti l firm? vtafenl to llwiifzii lltllrtlricfwis llltliifi tlmuglxt lif.-was lzimsoftail the wall and ittllglitslrzll'13.5frly'. , ' Afto1'lgmU5ef,l tulilm lfoxinlltsulilxtxi was just his way . V. l f:t'tloixu1 things. l l't!6,lll3f limw-x lte.n'fotsffl tl lot from him. l -Heather Wissler 5.-3 E STUDENT LIFE 2'I