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

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X f vin , ,f4 . .gf 1 f f V X. mfg. rv E1 AS PROOF that whenever possible, the organizations of IT'S THAT TIME AGAIN! Evelyn Lewis, one of those exempt seniors, Travis will work together for u common goal, here we see beams happily at the thought of no homework for a few days as Bobby Madeline Merrill, R0Y n0 ld HUWUHS, Und Cllflflene Nouert Jones and Pat Nowell do some last-minute cramming for the Big Week. l00lilll9 OVC? 0 Clldlf to be I'efll1lSl16d by b0yS in l'l'I2 F- F- A. and covered by girls in the F. H. A. chapter. A LONG-AWAITED DAY finally arrives for the football boys. At the McCallum pep rally the bright red and gray jackets were awarded to certain proud boys on the team. Here Bo Prince receives his jacket from Mr. Sloan. W K .lanuary e x Wh, AND HERE IS A SHOT of another interesting assembly put on for us by two table-tennis champs. The action was lively, the mood, tense, as faculty members and students alike were asked to join in various games.

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AND IF YOU KEEP IT FOR A DAY, WHY NOT ALWAYS? BUT YOU CAN NEVER KEEP IT ALONE. -- HENRY VAN DYKE - .', , 31. 1 CHRISTMAS SPIRIT moves Rebs as Tommy Spillar, Frank Smith, Ronald Bixler, and Joe Strong load the Salvation Army truck with food, clothes, and gifts. HELEN ESTRADA, Jerry Cox, and Carol Cotman smile as they open their gifts at advisory party. Mrs. BushneIl's advisory members drew names, exchanged games and small gifts, and then gave them to the White Christmas drive. JANICE BROWN LEADS the A Cappella Choir as they carol in the MEMBERS of Mrs. FaIk's clothing class make can-can petticoats for halls the day before we left for the Christmas holidays. the State School.

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I AM THE NEW YEAR, AND I COME TO YOU PURE AND UNSTAINED, FRESH FROM THE HAND OF GOD. ALL THAT I HAVE I GIVE WITH LOVE UNSPOKEN. ALL THAT I ASK YOU KEEP THE FAITH UNBROKEN! A BIRD'S-EYE view ltrees and allll was afforded us as Mr. Sloan and school board member Mr. John Broad pre- sented Laurin Currie with his diploma during mid-term commencement exercises. . , , , ,, .1,,.T,w: A My 5. nit. . K if . , hnlleil Q - ,,-:p,,.cW.,- J. D. TEMPLETON MORE NEW THINGS for the sophomores' This is the first year for some In Travis to enloy the lunch break during finals and for others It is the last year Here IS a shot as a group of students leave school to pile into cars and head for that favorite eating place for an unhurned lunch and no long lines! AT LAST IT'S FINISHED! During the Christmas holidays our parking lot received a much-needed face lifting. It now boasts a two-lane entrance and a greater parking area. Although we came back to school before it had been finished, no one minded the inconvenience, for we all knew the benefits that would result from the work. AH, THE BLESSINGS of an exempt senior . . . e photographer caught Pat Croy, Jackie Smith, Judie Wood, and Virginia Jarmon Wednesday afternoon during the 5th period final as they sat and talked out by the fishpond. 21