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

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li il f 1 ,r EASTER SUNDAY finds Rebs all over South Austin going to church. Kathy Keller, left, Flo Norris, Cecilia Thomas, Joe Bednarski, Richard Sievers and Bobby Jones are pic- tured going to an early service. WL f' 1 APRIL ALWAYS A DEADLINE T0 MEET! This time .lactkie Smith and Judie Wood are struggling to finish .ludre's costume for P.A.S.F. convention. with

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A' 's K'i 9 YEP, HE SURE WAS NERVOUSY Jack Ferguson looks amazed as the man and wife team of sound makers lets the audience in on his heartbeat at the assembly they brought us. ON THE 8TH DAY OF MARCH IT WAS, SOME PEOPLE SAY, THAT ST. PATRICK AT MIDNIGHT HE FIRST SAW THE DAY, WHILE OTHERS DECLARE 'TWAS THE 9TH HE WAS BORN . . . TIELNSFATHER MULCAHY, WHO SHOWED THEM THEIR SAID, NO ONE COULD HAVE TWO BIRTHDAYS BUT A TWINS . . . COMBINE EIGHT AND NINE AND I7 IS THE MARK, so LET THAT as His BIRTHDAY. AMEN! SAYS THE CLERK. SAMUEL LOVER ANOTHER PAGE is turned in the lives of the '58 seniors as Virginia Jarman and Paul Keller call out the vital statistics to Mrs. Kneip. Being measured are John Lemon and Mary Hipolito. 'i.: ON DISPLAY in the office after It had won an award at the Science Fair Eddie Millers diagram of the Nephron unit attracted school wide interest 25

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....,.l....... EASTER SPELLS OUT BEAUTY, THE RARE BEAUTY OF NEW LlFE. S. D. GORDON .al A PRETTY GIRL IS LIKE A MELODY . . . Alice Mosteller and Sonya Harrell model their tormals in the F.H.A. style show. BASEBALL SEASON means more pep rallies, and each and every student turns out to show their Rebel spirit. - SPRING IS HERE . . . and with it come many welcome things such as sun, swimming, and warm, lazy days. But some not so good things are also a part of the season. This is the time when spring fever attacks many of us, and school work may tend to drag.