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

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IN SPITE of the rivalry that exists between the two schools during Beat McCallum week, the Rebelettes and the Blue Brigade lay down their arms and thoroughly enjoy themselves at their annual party. Hosts pictured here are: lfrom leftl Johnny Roberts, Nancy Deison, Liz Edwards, Sherry Barnard, Annette Williams, Melinda Milstead, and Mrs. Forster. PROUD of their prize-winning advisory, Miss Champion and Patsy Sanders smile for the birdie' while a art of the room that won first P place on color day can be seen in the background. Ox V0 -It l, YIAYIS l I. yum' October f FW, XL kg I2 A, ALWAYS OFFERING something interesting to the students of Travis, the Thespians again proved their worth at the Thespian Follies. lkiki Krezdorn and Judy Ransom!

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'VICTORY VICTORY IS our cry' And it was too as the Rebels beat Bellaire of Houston I2 7 un the lnrst game of the season Here the Rebel ettes are featured as they follow the music of the band with their hand motions at the first pep rally of the year RISE AND CONTINUE THE TASK BEGUN YESTERDAY' RISE IN PRIDE AND DELIGHT T0 TAKE UP AGAIN YOUR INTERRUPTED WORK' TAKING A FEW MOMENTS to relax from their hectic get acquainted days, these sophomore girls chat about classes and peo- ple here at Travis. Pictured from left are: Patricia Novell, John Ellen Warren, Arlene Fox, Lenora Ward, and Kay Cullen. FRANC NOHAIN THEY'RE BIG, and they're tough, agrees Mr. Davis, but he goes an to promise the student body that, With your support, we'll run right through them!

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Xkq THESE DAZED AND HAPPY REBS seem to be in somewhat of a hurry to get the Victory Bell out to Rebelland after winning the 'trophy' in a contest which ended in a I4-0 score in favor of Travis. David Sassman, Larry Anderson, Sparky Blaylock and Pat Taylor look mighty pleased! R l! I l K I THE WARM FIERY GLOW of this ever-remembered night entered the ,533 j X hearts of each and every Reb and inspired the football boys in the biggest ,gV,1 fig and 'bestest' game of the Southerners' season. Behind this flame burns av, 'Agar an X the spirit and loyalty that makes every Rebel proud of his school and lets V ' 'i Q' 4, S' L I us know that We're Rebels, Rebels true! is X I ,' ', ,,,, . -ssv A , ft 3 , N I 'f .f gm 'M THERE IS SOMETHING IN OCTOBER SETS THE . . . BLOOD ASTIR. BLISS CARMAN THE REBEL FLAG waves proudly across the field as the band plays Dixie and the Rebelettes' arms get just the slighest but tiredl The compliments received from this new first and third quarter activity more than repaid them for their effort, how- QVE l'. I3