Tivy High School - Antler Yearbook (Kerrville, TX)

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Girls and guys did not always have to date lo have fun together. Paul Echols and Dee Dee Buford had fun as friends while she was busy working at Bealls, ,ix , 1 3 gg u a 1 7 4' ,, . t ,gpg ' .,,. C. A ,fr f lffng.-is as ' 'X Q r .wif L if 3 i w ' 1. 4 We f A variety of activities was offered at the mall: shopping, playing video games, eat- ing, or just goofing around. Debbie Chaney and Ken Gross do early Christmas shopping. Girlfriends and boyfriends often accompanied each other to parties, dances, and even dinner. Will Franklin and Clara Elliot enjoy each other's company. E N..-aw.,W.,.,f,.W..Q,,,w. M,.,W.,. .M .,,i,i Ma.w-,...... www, X i . i iii lil 3 g E71 l Z , a Q l 3 , f zo L1 Q if X gaiegiizc and tnaoo eaaagiz einer ' if foo argarcffl to ieil qsihei' tha? 1 fa iilie iliemf' i f -Stephanie Cummins l 1 STUDENT LIFE 25

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Relationships can be changed between brothers and sisters while going to the same school. We talk more and have become a lot closer to each other now Many advantages came with having an older brother or sister in high school because we do a lot of the same things and are going through the same prob- with you. I know a lot more upper classmen than most freshmen do, Scott 1ems, Laren LeMeil1eur said. Sralla said. Having an older brother or sister in school with you usually means there is more time to talk to one anotherg this isn't always the case, however. We occasionally see each other in the hall and we'll say 'hi, said Thomas Simmons about com- municating with his sister. 1 W tv l lla l i M-www t....w....-x.Mqv.. if-ww-pw .,.,,' ,,g,,,.,..,..ff v-su.. I 5 , t , 2 f 3 f 1 i ' iss S 3 i 2 1 Q 1 t tw l V 5'-X X ,Y ri - 3 r meg. Rustin Zuber l 5 l t. STUDENT LIFE i 1 it ri U? 27