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

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50400507 400446600 PROVIDING SOME of the students with the only medi- tative period in their day, Everly Driscoll and Sparky Blaylock offer the morning devotional. 4-1 WHICH TWIN is the Rebelette sponsor? No double exposure, this. Just Myrtis White braving all odds to come to the Red Jacket Suppressed Desire party as Mrs. Forster. Surrounding her, from left, are: the real Mrs. Forster, Betty Smith, and Karole Kirby. I4 , 5 5 I II I lim 3- I I, -I , ,. 1 I.- . -2 fi , I 5, Iwi. III -L. n SEE, IT'S ACTUALLY GROWING! Jackie Smith, left, proudly shows her crystal to Judie Wood. This project is an interesting one for chemistry students as well as a rewarding one. NOVCITIBCI' fx i, Cf, if if JW C f f K5 x MM, S

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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

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NEITHER RAIN nor hail nor sleet . . . shall keep the band and Rebelettes from the football games! Not only boosting Reb spirit, but presenting a different halftime show, Carole Mulhol- land, Charles Williams, Carol Cotman, Everly Driscoll, Mack May, Mary Ann Stromberg, David Dittmar, Nancy Dawson ffrom top, Ieftl and the entire group turned out for the last, and wettest, game. O GIVE THANKS UNTO THE LORD, FOR HE IS GOODg FOR HIS MERCY ENDURETH FOREVER. -I CHRONICLES l6:34- B Q Wo' Sf I 55253 -ee THE CHEERLEADERS offer their part to the school in many ways, but apparently one of the most fun is painting the signs for the football games. Here we see Judy Ingram, Madge Hocker, Judy Bryson, Nancy Thomas, Janice Brown, and Ellabeth Sassman making light work of their chores. . ft 5 ........,.f 3 Qsr WHAT WOULD FOOTBALL season be without the inevitable selling of pennants, stationery, buttons, flags, and, of course, streamers? Bobby Francis makes a sale as Billy Green and Mrs. MacDougaII look on lstanding, left to rightl, and Melinda Milstead, Judie Wood, and True Ward pause to sign Hi-Y'aII books Iseatedl. I5 ,.,...v--v