William B Travis High School - Rebel Roundup Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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WILLIAM B. TRAVIS HIGH SCHOOL OFFICE OF THE PRINCIPAL 121! EAST OLTORF STREET AUSTIN. TEXAS March 17, 1955 Dear Seniors: You have really grown up during these past two years. You are catching the real Rebel spirit and your contributions to the high standards and ideals memories in the years ahead. You are a group that has within its ranks many capable leaders and future leaders. I do not underestimate the very important part that you will play in our society in the very near future. The seniors of 1955 have proven themselves to be good sports and to be people capable of making wise decisions in the matter of choosing leaders and following that leadership. We hope that you will always remember William B. Travis High School and realize that you played a very vital part in making it what it is and that you will also play a vital roll in keeping it the kind of school that you may ever point to with pride. of Rebel Land are destined to become a part of those fine traditions and Sincerely yours, W. A. Sloan WASswa

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For a school principal to be loved and respected by all his students is a feat not often accomplished. Mr. W. A. Sloan has accomplished even more than this. He has set high ideals for Travis, yet has given his students many privileges and freedoms. Loyal Rebels have good reason to be proud of an outstanding principal and a great man, 7 tr. 76 , A. SCteut

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Always ready to help students out, always with a ready smile, always working for the good of the school — that's Mr. Fraley, our assistant principal. Besides being Dean of Boys, he is in charge of all textbook affairs. Now, and in years to come, Travis students will point with pride to .. .