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

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1960 volume:

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' ' fa: It 2 -V: lqr- I I 1 -A - ' , ....f, 33535 of 6MDL6QyJl6N,L wg gifwd M Awggggw MWWYW 3 ES MMM NEW E52 Gail Q2 fim Q A if oD'fJjjf'm2557Zl4l..,,vg biiifgg REBEL ROUNDUP ln dedicating the l960 Rebel Roundup to l Miss Marjorie Bagley, we, the staff, hope to express our gratitude for valuable lessons she taught us in learning how to live. Her techniques in teaching us were kindness, patience, understanding, and her unceasing efforts to help us in every crisis. ,published by students dl Wm. B. Travis High School in Austin, Texas for the 1959-60 school year volume VII N I 'xgw tr' E , x X an iv 5 5 E S 5 E 5 I A Are R bels , 5: j 3 . , WITH 2 Cause Q 'fe Sf I ...Supporting Souflw 2 I 1 if 67V ...W-- 1 . Austin, GUY' Now, Cn With Gur' Presenting Personality School Life Favorites Developing Friendships Seniors 10 juniors 34 Sophomores 48 Q 1 .0 f ' QM! Increasing Knowledge Administration 1 10 Teachers 117 Gther' Causes. .. FEW ' , 1 L Q3.-,,.- , - ll A A773 ' ' ' 1 'E . . . 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A, 1 -0. lm, 5 V W .f f'H 'f, 51, fly.. ve' mil QS, g 'Y N4 wh W Q QW wr nga' 7' ,MV , V 5 1 A 35 X, Qi: 1 1- xfnwqw , W '1 5, J, . xl ,M M X., Sixth row: Sandra Sauls, Mary Ramsey, Iim Sullivan, Rodney Bohls, David Smith, Sammy Foster, Bill Bradshaw, Gerald MePhail, Paul Sullivan, Frankie Poston, Gary Gage, Donnie Pounds, Salvador Reyna, Mareelino Monreal, Louis Fabian, Paul Alvarez, Roque Trevino, Eugene Green, Barbara Roberts, Dorothy Courtney, Pat Clendenncn, Mickey Sue Brewer. Seventh row: Sharon Dillard, Maxene Barton, Arlene Fox, Trudy Reynolds, Karen Cline, Linda Ranney, Mike Prather, David Bland, Carl Green, Ralph Knebel, Jerry Conner, Gary Foster, Dale Griilin, johnny Harbour, Clyde Moore, Cecil Whitehead, Terry Parvin, Milton Law, Burrell Lankford, Bennet Averyt, Veronica Dodds. Eighth row: Kathy McElroy, Lloyd Belver, Mack May, Bryan Adair, john Shaw, Ken Gully, Buddy Sladek, Douglas Spillman, jim Horton, Carlos Ollison, Ken Kirksey, Doug Cowey, Michael Lock, Robert Ientsch, Tommy Bourke, Louis Martinez, Wayne Russell, Gary Haldeman, Darrell Cooper, jim Browder, Scott Kavanaugh, Jimmy Herrell. Ninth row: Paul Lester, jack Ferguson, Mack Fowler, Ken Southwell, George Sanders, Louis Schmitz, Harry Masch, Charles Bunce, Raymond Mosteller, Gene Cox, Billy Kennedy, Marvin Kunz, Fred Sheldon, Charles Rush, Charles Shaw, Tommy Reed, Daniel Ruiz, joe Street, Bruce Mading, Sam Johnson, Mike Milton. Tenth row: jimmy Kelley, Leon Ross, Bobby Repp, Bobby Jones, Ned Wood, Bobby Brown, Jimmy Caruthers, Elbert Franks, Don Barkley, Nelson VVhite, Billy Farris, johnny Martin, jimmy Young, Bobby Eli, Andy Crites, Bo Price, Ronnie Scott, jerry Martin, Chester Eitze, Edward Ischy, Harold Hoes, james Weaver. I960 MAKING DECORATIONS for the Beauty Revue are Betty Pearson, Adelle Sylvester, Daniel Torres, Robert Jaeger, and Sandra Cheen. lf x w1 N4 TALKING OVER plans for the senior picnic are George Goble, Larry Hibler, Pam Smith and Doug Washbum. Fall Senior Class Officers President ..... Vice-president. . Secretary . . . Treasurer ...... Sergeant-at-arms .... . . . . . . .Larry Hibler . . .George Cohle . . . .Pam Smith . .Ruthann Bray .Doug Washburn 11 IN THE TROPICAL CARDEN of the Austin Savings and Loan Association are fsiaimiimli Larry Iliblcr, Raymond Mosteilcr, Leon Ross, Cbclowb Bobby jones, and Arlene Fox. Spring Senior Class Officers President Raymond Mosteller Vice-president Larry Hiblcr Secretary Arlene Fox Treasurer Bobby jones Sergeant-at-arms Leon Ross SENIORS B OBSERVINC THE ATOMIC EXHIBIT at the school Novem- ber l9 are Bryan Adair, Ronnie Scott, and Jack Ferguson. Adair, Bryan Alvarado, Margaret Alvarez, Paul Angell, VVillis Mae Averyt, Bennet Bailey, Janet Balfour, Bobby Ballard, Joy Barkley, Don Barton, Maxene GT 1 -4 X i i i e . ' 5357, . B mf is E ,J tf!'wF'K?w X i xx Ax Belver, Lloyd Bland, David Bradshaw, William Bray, Ruthann Blazyk, Carol Brewer, Mickey Sue Q , Bourgeous, Betty Bourke, Tommy Browder, jim Brown, Bobby EACER SENIORS of 1960 wait their tum to stand on the risers for their class picture. 15 af' 5 SENIORS lx QN X -l Wm QL NQQ NX. U ' l , Y xx T 'Q - in xx '-kyle' pt i H TRYING 0U'I' THE NEYV ENTRANCE of the wing built at Travis this year are ploy T0lllll.f2lll', jauues XVe:1ver :intl Ann YVinclsor. In November this building designed for four mathematics rooms, two social studies rooms. and two language rooms was well on its way toward completion. Cain, lxllllfllll Clenclenneu, Pat Cline, Karen Clover, April Calhoun, Beverly Campbell, Jackie Carruthers, liunny Colmle. Ceorge 5 fx ix, fl 5- ky rj if E is if -s,. 's I fC! i I 'wa X , N 'S Qs.! 'sl' Conn, Nancy Cmincr, lorry Cooper, Darrell Cowey, Douglas Cox, Gene Cmxrtiwy. Durotliy Clmwforcl, 171411111-cs Crawford, Freda Critcs, Andy Cullen, Kay NO, NO. I wrotc it this way, screams Bonnet Avery! to jim- my Hcrrcll. THE POT BOIL- ER gave all in the Thcspiun cast ll chance in early October to practice their aim-with water pistols. of course. .---,-..f......,, 4. r mf -f S SE IORS IT,S FALL STUDENT COUN- CIL election time as PM Nowell urges lhe student body to vote for her two candidates, John Ellen VVarrcn and Charles Bunce, as president and vice- president. Her plea, however, was unsuccessful. Cyrus, jcrc Dillard, Sharon Dodds, Veronica Dunn, Janice Eitze, Chester Eli, Robert Fabian, Louis Farris, Billy Ferguson, Iack Ford, Salena Q4 ls,', gif. 44. Foster, Cary Foster, Sammy Fowler, Mack Fox, Arlene Franks, Elbert Gage, Cary Gage, Margaret GheenL,Sandra Givens, jack Goodwin, Betsy 2 e W N R , Y rf 5 ,ff r 4 Lf' J p . ,aw 'Fi I DECORATING NHS. Regina Wclgr-'s advisory for Color Day is Tommy Recd. Surrounding him are Cnr-mon Prado, Loon Ross, Buddy Sladck, and Mary Rocha. ,x, V,,, .ix . N SENIORS s we G sy ' r rw , 9 KEN SOUTHVVELL is all smiles as hc prepares to board the bus bound for San Antonio on September 25. Travis was victorious over Burbank that night, 14-12. Green, Carl Grc-cu, Eugene Guerra, Suzanne Gurley, Patricia Gutierrez, Vera Haldeman, Gary 3 Guerra, Hortense Hall, Patricia Gullcy, Ken Hall, Phyllis XS. Q0-' W l! f'f .A I Hampton, Karen Hawkins, Carolyn Hill, Peggy Hooker, Sharon gr' -S i -lucas-v' gi' xi i' 14 Hawkins, Nelda Hoes, Harold STIRRINC UP SCHOOL SPIR- IT are Sandra Mashburn and Leila Palmer. They are in lNlrs. Cannon Ferris' advisory and this is part of their decoration for Color Daw. Ms Herrell, jimmy Hibler, Larry Horton, james Hudson, Doris Q h W 40 1 .',.,,1 A x tr. area is -b it-.1,r, i 1 + i , , gig ri f 5 fdvfg A, LS M351 Pam If IRECTIONS t Rfg 3. S NIORS N, ef, ,, n,f':-595 .fx MACK MAY is the very first proud senior to receive his ' senxor ring on September 16. Bo Price watches the great moment. Irvine, john Ischy, Edward Israel, Vonnie jackson, Cheryl Ientsch, Robert Johnson, Sammy Jones, Jeanne jones Robert ' , Juvenal, jackle Kavanaugh, Scott N-S QQ v iii 'E' 2 if Kellclorf, Ioan Keller, Kathy Kelley, Iames Kirksey, Ken Kneliel, Ralph Kunz, Marvin X. f- A ' 2' ,. - 'W as-L' N- ik . .4 ' ,1, .P Q W 555.- . ' 1 xr . 8 , W 5, 1 ,- 1 5 in Kennedy, Billy Kirby, Patricia Lankforcl, Burrell Law, Milton JANET BAILEY is one of the six Rebels sketched as a comic character by Mr. jeff Hayes, professional cartoonist. who pre- sented an assembly in the school cafetorium on September 15. ---,- was nn un:ru,x..n.uz.nL1urg - -- -- SENIORS Lester, Paul Loveless, Ben t -,.j. 5 1-..., Y ,N ..-7 ms Lewis, Annette McElroy, Kathy CARL GREEN, who started out with a 1940 Ford, grins proudly as he shows oil the inside of his coupe, which possesses a 1953 De Soto motor, a Bendix electric fuel pump, and magnesium connecting rods. Li ght, julia McPhail, Gerald Livingston, Linda Mading, Bmce L s L sese es, ' k3wgmxwfi W- zzz z. Lock, Michael Mallett, Joanne K Wymx k.Vy Y, .. , aett i. 1 . - ll' it ,RWM , J M s i Martin, jerry Martin, johnny Miles, Judy Miles, Kathryn , -.1 ff- Q QL: f f , v . , 'f , Qi. if 1 t 'Q ,-s ff. -'1' W Q Masch, Harry Mashburn, Sandra May, Mack Milton, Mike Montgomery, Iohnnie Lou Moore, Clyde BOBBY IONES, ARLENE FOX, APRIL CLOVER, AND DOUG WASHBURN check the card catalog in Travis High's library for information on the topics that they selected for their senior research themes. VT? 6 i L 15.5, X SENIORS FREDA CRAWFORD, DWAIN CONNELL, AND ADELLE SYLVESTER read the South- erner's report of their making the Regional Choir. Freda also made the All-State Choir as a first soprano. Andy Crites and Glenn Benniht also made Re- gional Choir. Morgan fickle Mostcller, Raymond Munson, Carolyn Nuz Molly Ollison, Carlos Oliver, Bobbie ff liar Nitschke, Elizabeth Orr, Myrna Nowell, Pat Palmer, Leila K 5 , .hy .n alla... ,W Patiio, Elida Porter, Martha Parker, Mary Ann Poston, Frankie KAY CULLFN, PAM SMITH, HIANFT BAILEY. AND KATHY KELLER discuss plans for the girls' Powflerpull Football Came as they gaze at drawings of the REAL Travis team mcmluers done by Charles Shaw. E, Parvin, Terry Pearson, Betty Peterson, Molly Pounds, Donnie Prado, Carmen Prather, Mike Q :X SENIORS ISN'T HE A DARLINC 'REB- EIf, remarks Peggy Hill fright? about Linda Lozano's dog, F risky, as Vonnie Israel llc-ft? and Marilyn Preusse look on. Preusse, Marilyn Price, Bo Ramsey, Mary Ranney, Linda Ransom, Iudy Reed, Tommy , Repp, Bobby Reyna, Salvador Reynolds, Trudy Rhodes, Sharon 2-A e of 1 jg, ff l'ImII5 fl f 'ly ff Jil Roberts, Barbara Rocha, Mary Roessing, Jacque Rnndell, Monte jane Hush, Charles Russell, Wayne is fi Ross, Leon Rowland, Shirley St. john, Lee Sanders, George TVVO Tlfhllllrlf HICII SCHOOL STUDENTS present the representatives of Travis' marching organizations. the hand and the Rebelettes, the trophy given eaeh year to the opponents who perform the hest half-time show Clurin foothall season. Ken Southwell. Pat Nowelf Scott Kavanaugh, and john Ellen YVarren proudly aeeept the trophy. SENIORS MR. HAROLD CAROL explains some of the problems of raising three daughters to his daughter Ginger in the Thespian's production of TIME OUT FOR GINGER. Chester Fitze and Judy Ransom play the parts. Suuls, Sandra Schmidt, Molly Schmitz, Louis Scott, Ronnie Sellars, James Shaw, Charles Shaw, john Sheldon, Fred Sladek, Buddy Smith, David fi?-N 'C ' W- l i X X re- xx I ' r f' fa.. fx . ii My , - ff. an. ,- e,f v1,.., . Q' , ,,, A 1 ., .. .Mn .- in , . .vw :.ff:f35E,: 'Ar ,- 4 ' , f'f:Tfg-.-' T mn ,555-Q. .Qu -'feffirx .tfjiiqpqi My K. J ,J-5 .,x. ,yu , 5 i'f?fg':f1.Ilgx:x '-f,Lff'I Q., , . , L ., is YS. 'fiffgkg 3-f-J-fy' 4 nf- wal . P 36 5255. t' N 'Pg' ,qv-V, . . 3.1 . 'fm- S'-J , :N A, ,.,. Iyki . J it-xxx ww j V.,-R i i li iii. 2 2. ' i i - i l sf-'2 2-f ' ' ,i A K X R i Smith, Pkllll Soln-ck, l3a1i'b111'a1 Strcct, jaw Suliivmi, jim Q A wigifli, 'M ig, Q' Gap' -Q SUlltllXX'L'ii, Kcin Spillmam. llcuiglm Stvwmi, ,Indy Silllivuii. Pauli Spin-r, Simm Sf'iYl'5tK'l', Ach SIIAPINC CLAY in art class are Ronnie Scott, Bruce Hauling. amd jimmy Kelley. Art studcnts' work was exhibited later in the spring. if 1' V' SENIORS -S., USING A STUDENT-MADE CORONACRAPH, National Merit Scholarship honorees look at the sun. They are Jim Browder, jimmy Herrell, jack Fergu- son, and Joanne Mallett. Jim and Joanne were National Merit finalists, while jimmy and Jack received honorable mention. Tetens, Carolyn Thomas, Cecilia Thomas, Margie Tomlinson, Barbara Toungate oy Trevino, Roque Truehardt, Gaynel Wages, Wilma Wagner, Betty Wang, Dlane M X WX Ward, Lenora Warren, john Ellen XVarren, julia Ann Washburn, Doug Watson, Vicki Weaver, Iames Wells, Annetta Wendc, Fred White, Nelson Whitehead, Cecil Windsor, Ann Wong, Linda Wood, Ned Wusterhausen, Dorothy Young, jimmy 9-. H' Umm. l , l fix ANTICS OF THE PHOTOCRAPHER are enjoyed by Iudy Atkins, Billie Sue Dumcruu, Leroy Bush, Jim Bock, and Dickie Francis. Fall Junior Class Officers President ..... . . .Dickie Francis Vice-president .... ..... L eroy Bush Secretary ..... ........ I udy Atkins Treasurer ....... .... B illie Sue Damerau Sergeant-at-Arms .... ........... I im Bock fs. T? 9. 5 iv. , U ENTERINC THE DOOR of the new wing are Glenda Vick, Eddie Webre, Linda Sappington, Leroy Bush, and Kay Rundell. Spring Junior Class Officers President as r as , Leroy Bush Vice-president as r Linda Sappington Secretary as r Glenda Vick Treasurer ar aa . ra Kay Rundell Sergeant-at-Arms ar r as a Eddie Webre Alewine, Dolores Banner, Wilbur Blaylock, Skipper Bowles, joe Bradshcr, Iackey xfff' Altum, Virginia Anderson, james Atkins, Jane Atkins, Iudy Barnliouse, Rose Bebce, Thomas Berry, Judy Blzlckmon, Bzubara Bock, jim Boling, Pat Boone, joyce Boswell, Claudette POOR MASQUETTEl Cooki Peschka, Sterling Miller, Bennet Averyt, and Marie Fowler spray water on Sandy Krezdom as she diligently scrubs a canvas mat. ' 1 I LI N I 0 R S 3rc-wington, Earlene 3rink1nan, Agnes 3roman, Margaret Bropliy, Bill Brown, Mildred Bruggenian, Linda Buaas, Linda Buelier, Carol Burns, Brenda Cahill, Sharon Cantrell, Kay Carter, Kenneth Cliallstrom, Candy Chandler, Betty Choquette, Terry Connell, Dwain Connell, Nlerrilynn Copeland, Carol Cox, Genie Io Creed, Linda Crow, Indy Curd, Mary Damerau, Billie Sue Davenport, Fairy AQ! 'VOR Wits l qu. JUNK -avr 1 A if A- lil' ,, F Ffh JU IORS Dittmar, Carolyn Douglas, Karen East, Patsy Edmonds, Linda Edwards, Nancy Elsey, Bobby Evans, Iimmy Farrell, Chuck Forester, Suzanne Forrest, Tim Fowler, Edith Fowler, Marie Francis, Dicky Freitag, Joyce French, Kirk Frensley, David Gallatin, Pat Gann, Eli Gebert, Ellen Gentry, Anita Girard, Donna Good, Carolyn Griffin, jerry Grimes, Beverly Y Qs... H . 4' Habernicht, Io Ilarris. Conv Hawk, David Henriksen, Eva 'QW L iv 'wwf gg E Q is f,. I? . L ff WE ARE REBELS, REBELS TRUE, sing Travis students at pep rally. JU IORS Hielscher, Ursula Hill, Bctty Hill, Donna Hitsmun, Sharon Holt, Sam Honc, Lolu Mario Hoopcr, Donald Howell, Lynn Hulnburd, Suzanne Huber, Patsy Hudson, Annu Hudson, VVllClC 1 X if nr'- f 'vs hx L If 'S' if i E 2 L,1Q - 3, . ' in li , ri' aus t VG 'US we-.4 A infra jarvis, judy jenkins, Neal jenkins, Norman johnston, Mary Nell jones, Barbara jordan, Dick Kinney, Girard Kinsey, Roy Kivlin, Terry Klingeinann, Margar Larson, Arthur LaTouf, Phyllis Lawrence, Cecelia Levingston, Darlene Liardon, Katherine Lind, Pat Lockhart, Bob Luhn, Mary Ann McClintock, Martha McCormick, Leonard McCoy, Billy Don McCoy, Sherilyne McCullough, Betty McDonald, Charles ti Wt , P, if ' ' J N ' K VV ' , . . 2 g -me 2 JU IORS McKinney, Bill McMeans, Don McNeely, John Martin, judy Mashburn, Shirley Matthews, Dottie Maul, Billy Maxa, Carol Metcalf, joey Miller, Sterling Moore, Cail Moreland, Ann Morris, Martha Neubauer, Iacquelii Nickle, Bende Nielsen, Beverly Nichols, Donna Nied, Lon Ed Norum, john Pannell, Kathy Park, Clyde Payne, Kenneth Payne, Mayreloyd Payton, Carolyn Pearson, Wesley Percivill, Nancy -3 to N-, Perrone, Richard ' 'Q-qv Peschka, Cooki Petri, Nancy was Pieplow, Ioe Piper, Buddy Piper, Sandy .K GP' Ponder, Billy U' X 5? ' - .X t P e'ir MODELS FOR A DAY when I. C. Penney mann, Maxene Barton, Dianne Whitehead, Company presented THE ROMANCE OF Juanita Wheeler, Sandra Cheen, Glenda Vick, FALL FASHIONS are Pat Lind, Io Ann and Cecilia Thomas. Schwartz, Rose Barnhouse, Margaret Klinge- K.: ' 'Y 4 5' Qi JUNIORS Potthoff, Terry Prewitt, Florine Puckett, Bette Quisenberry, Io Ann Rather, Suzanne Redding, Pat Reed, Danny Reed, Sheryl Riely, Jimmie Sue 1n DUMMY SHEETS for the SOUTHERNER require patient MONKEY BARS ARE EN- work by Gail Moore, managing JOYED by Arthur Wittig Bud- editor of this publication. dy Piper, and Robert Harris on a band trip to San Antonio. U IORS lligshee, Ken Roddy, Pamela Roessing, Janie Rowland, Leslie Ruckmzm, David Rundell, Katy Szlppington, Linda Schmidt, Eddie Schwartz, Io Ann Scllwurtz, Lloyd Sernu, Rachel Sherrod, Muck Siller, Frances Simpson, Lois Sinurt, lell Smith, jerry Smith, Peggy Smith, Roger Solis, Lee Spiller, Eleanor Spillmzm, Ioyce Stahl, Nancy Stanford, Edward Stupp, XV11lla1ce m lid? 5+ s F 2 sr P93 elim ho' X Q A if 4, Q W ,N 5: I I 'Q ily! 'HV' .i 1 130 de TY, 'Q My fs-4 S',l S. 'G ., 4 0 lx- 191 11'- my 1.'I? in 1 T' NSW., 'I' ,H M z Emi :film , ' ir. ay-f ' 'NX N X. fy. . 38 - . X Wa fs gd A -3 Q R fm-'rf I , W 5 if rikv .. A up-r 'HSV' ,rw 'VK - Q? .. .Q-51 '1' QF, 'Y ' ,w:Nm2:ef ff . -'A-, .t,- t V Q: JUNIORS Stein, Sliirlvy Stork, jack Stout, Carol Struliall, ,Ianct SWL-nson, Na-lrla Sylvr. llulwrt Tarplcy, Bill Taylor, Vicki Tlllll'j.ftJ17Cl. Nlicllacle Ticlwvll, Mimi Suv Tull, lloyd' Tom-llstmw, Roy Tolmscucl, Alaniv Townsc-ml, Louis Trckell, Truman Tylcr, Kay Vick, Glenda Wade, Patti ,Io Wagner, jimmy Walker, Gerald Walker, jane Weaver, Gregory Weaver, John Wells, Mary jane ROBERT HARRIS IS CAPTURED on paper as Mr. jeff llnvcs. cartoonist. crcatcs his carical- turf: of thc first pay assembly of the year. XVt1c0i0i', ifllllllfttl XVtiitcl1011d, Dizmnc XVilson, Robcrt Xvittig, Arthur VVOHT, Mary Ann VVood, Jimmy Vffoods, Ruth VVools0y, Duloris VVlll1llCfJlll'g'Cl', Curt mlyn MRS. IRENE FALK'S ADVISORY IS TRANSFORMFD as it is decorated for Color Day. Volunteering their efforts dunny., advisory period arc Wilbcrt Schmidt, Abundio Ruiz, Waym. Schmidt, jo Ann Schwartz, and Lois Simpson. TL? ,. if' av i -.f 12' . JI' s My M--. ,- rr- Tk hu. R S figs. 'Q-J 11' S 2 R S 5- R i k vw -r ,,. I 5- 1,4 R ... M if '4 e's..N , f fl y . on f ,Qs ,, fl 1. ,ff mud--Q ':f jf L 'Q 2--Q IN THE PARK BANDSTAND are Carol Klingemann, Annette Hibler, Andy Cline, Iuaneva Farris, and Billy Doble. Fall Sophomore Class Officers President sso.., ,eee,,,v,,,, Andy Cline Vice-president ....ooo so so.Carol Klingemann Secretary .ooooooo sssoos A nnette Hibler Treasureroooo ,.sss so sssoo Iuaneva Farris Sergeant-at-annsm-. seso Billy Dobie GATHERED IN THE NEW Student Lounge are Carolyn Drake, George Butler, Billy Dobie Carol Klingemann, and Shannon Kluckhohn. Spring Sophomore Class Officers President ,.,...oooo,, wo.,o, C arol Klingemann Vice-president ....or roors, C eorge Butler Secretary ..oso.-. ,..,....s C C. Carolyn Drake Treasurer ..rrr,r....r.. rrr.,. S hannon Kluckhohn Sergeant-at-Arms ...r... ,....,.r B illy Dobie Sophomores SHANNON KLUCKIIOHN and Sandy Krez- dorn delight in tl1eir second childhood at MacArthur Park before thc Burbank game as , Connie Alexander looks on with interest. Alexander, Connie Alexander, Lynn Alexander, Marsha A Alford, Larry Alford, Linda Allen, Cheryl Allison, David Altis, John Anderson, Ray Ashby, Glen Atchison, Donna Bailey, ,lim Barba, Dorothy Ann Barho, Carl Barnard, Gayle Barnett, Iames Barnett, Rebecca Barton, Becky Bateman, Rex Bell, Alfred 50 I1 U X gsw., BVU. 'Xlzllifir' Iivllsmm, Sky Bm'l'gfic'lcl, lfclwin Bizilglsmwski, c:lll'Stl'l Blalkrx Sllil'll'Y Bland, Tlmrston Blzixyk, Sfnnmlc-y Boling. Hucllwy Bowler, Martin Bowling, Bz11'Im1'a1 Bfllllllf, Put Blllllllllll, Alny Briscrw, -lmuvs Brown, Cary Brrmwll, Ricky Brown, Hoy Burutti, lflizzllmc-th Blll'klli1l'lH, Bzlrhural Culvwf. BllI'l1lll'll CZLIFSOII, Cmmic' Childrcss, Linda CjIll'iSflll, Mary Clovvr, Tommy Colv, Don Cook, Iirnvst Conf, fY:llilI'lCS Cl'LliQt'Il, Clyclv Crain, xlcrry Crawford, BZlI'bill'il Crawford, Danny Sophomores UDOXVN ON YOUR KNICICS. 'snip0'. senior lillwrl Franks cmnmzmcls Geoffrey Ferguson, ll SODII0llIUl'l' in the band, as C00f'fr0y gazes at lCllwrt's scnim' ring. f:l'i'2lSl'y, Mikv L N Uma-kvtt, B1ll'hill'21 4- Crunmlvy, YVzmclz1 mn Dulc, Diana ,.: A N Dalton, Tcwry V V kk.. iq- Duvis. Loc' Dawson, Murgnrvt Drake, Carolyn IJIITIILIIN, Stvvvn Iinstxnm1, I,z1rry Eaves, Iuck Ellis, Ric-lulrd Esta-pp, Kc-nm-th Falrris, 11111111-vu I'1ilfIll'I'0l', Izuncs 52 if sg X1 c 1' X 2 mi ag f-4 Fi-ips. Mary lillvn Fc-rgiison, Gvofl-rvy Iforrl, Alan Fostcr, Bvssiv Franxc-tti, Ann Fnlirnian, Bill Galloway, Kvnnvtli Galloway, Hlionda Cllll'l'll, Larry Gibbs, Bill Gibson, Gay Gibson, l,inrla Givens, Frocl Guoclniglit, Gliarlcs Graniliam, Donnie Grvvnwoml, Doris Griffin, Linnarcl Gross, Bccliy Grinnblvs, Mary I0 Grunt, Carol Curlvy, Alanvy Halo, Bill Hannnvr, Sharon Hansvlvr, Ecliliv Harp, -loyco Hawlc, Glvn Hawkins, -lolinny Hawkins, Sylvia Hvctm mr, Barbara Annr Hendrickson, Gary Sophomores CIIILLY NUVENIBFR weathcr does not keep these six sopho- more boys from examining the motor of this Triumph. They are Martin Boozer, Bubba Ioincr, Joe Kirk, .Ielli jzunar. George Butler, and Steve Thompson. Henson, Robert Hiblcr, Anncttc Ililhig, Bob Hill, lorry Hoffpaulir, Carol Holcomb, Nancy Holder, Carol Iloopcr, Donnie Hough, Brcnrlu House, Bic-lu11'cl Howell, Lillic Hughes, Dorothy Hutchison, Bill Hyclc, johnny jumur, jeff jenkins, jo Gayle johnson, Dock joncs, Karen joy, -Izunes Juarez, Margaret L fi :iv .fa ...: , hal. , ,KR 'FY if Hx S' -Q fs! J 2 94555 5. s L f I f il ' gf 5-', Q, ur C7 tain- Kirk, Szuninyc' Klingcinunn, Ilvnry Krauisvr, l3a11'lJa11'z1 Krczclorn, Sandy Knnshick, .Inycc Knnsliick, Sllllfllll I,a1I,m1clc', P11111 l,uiic'ustc'i', I 1'z1m'c's Lani-, Bryant Lu Vcrnv, Kay Law, Lewis Loo, Dick Lcfiingwcll, H0lwl'f Lehman, Margie Lcissnvr, Xvilhlllll Lclnon, Carol IJUSCSIIU, Clicrryl Lindsey, Mary Suu Lohman, Dcssic Lozuno, Linda McAnlcy, Cliarlcs McCz1slin, Butch Mclllnng, Nancy McCoWn, Alou McCulloch, Sum McDonald, jeff McElroy, Izunos McElva1ny, Virginia MCMullin, johnny L1CN1lll1llf11, jerry SOPHOMORES SIGN MY BOOK, says Paula Marva to Tommy Clover during Hi Y'All Week while Ceorgea Rogers uses jackie Mauldin's shoulder to steady her writing. McNeely, Judy Muhany, Susan Marsluill, M urgaret Martin, Louise Marvu, Paula Malthvws, Lee Mnuldin, jackie May, Betty Monroe, Playford Mosley, Sandy Motley, Mike Muse, Carol Nash, Put Nuucrt, Erlene Nelson, Dale 56 'af 'Sf' 4, 'G Q 4 'NQ?' -our - g , W I P Ja ' if -oar- fb Nichols, Fred Nichols, Nancy jo Noah, Larry O'Brien, Virginia Olivcr, jimmy Orr, Philip Park, loc Patterson, Caylc Patton, Charles Pearson, Billic Io Pearson, jimmic Peoples, Edith Pcrry, Barbara Polvado, Robert Pope, Mary Pricst, Carol Suc Proffitt, jimmy Purycar, Virginia Quick, Dianne Raumakcr, Donna Ray, Bccky Rea, Carol Redding, Pam Recd, Sharlccn Rcinkc, Patricia Rcissig, Terry Rcnkcr, Pam Rolunson, Kathcrcnc Rodgers, Carolyn Rodriguez, Maria 57 K' :::l.:.: 'A ww i Y .x V, L Rummvl, Ioan Ruiz, Paul Russcll, Nlary Clairt Samson, Sanch' Scott, Earl Shvlton, Patsy Shock, blamvs Smith, David Smith, Cary Smith, -Iamcs Smith, Ronny Solwck, Carolyn Stach, Laura Stapp, Ronalcl Stcinmcycr, Barhara Stvrzing, Bccky Stivfcr, XVillis Stovall, Dottic Suv Strain, Douglas Tabor, Patsy 58 fl fr K' VM-ly, 'RHF gh 2 A , ,,,, 12 ' YV K. K fl as T5 Aa .....,, it 'ge as sn. ,, .ai .gr 1 ,X if 'SHS nm i .Al Sophomores NICVV REBEL SOPHORIURES listen to Mr. WV. A. Sl0an's annual welcoming speech. Rogers, Gcorgca Ross, Terry W PM X r- I if : :Z if .:. L 5' N lx 1 f is as-if it k Xiu Y 1 , K k .haw 7 M. :jig ' - X Q, n 1 S ... w f R .,.. 7 x tll, tif' 'K' v A sl Y X 1 N- W.-A I 141 f - ? ' LA wg..- mgir, Nw' -KY , 5 A J .5 l f .nl nv-u Y il' 'wh , . A I 4,-pm... 'igeru . . if V I K A k l 1 w A 6 'K fi a ' K ll ff K A :da . X J' .4 423523133 L ,,,w 4 . 21211 f Q Q lr' :ff X Q 1 Xl . x l ,. ,V od X Q-f Q js Q X tl 1 f gil if ,L S ,Q l , -A 'Z -Q , ' I :,' 5 Li 2 if' .1 l b ql 4 x ff I , pl , A WM i 'l 5' , X -N ll l : Q l - .Q f XV l -W 2 W YM -1 l 'W il Taylor, Ilnp Tc-llo, Nlurgiv Tcrrvll, l,zu'ry Tlmnuls, Hay Tl1rm1ps4m, Durotlmy Tlmmpsrm, Stcvv Tl1m'11trm, Slumm Tuclcl, Sally Toll, Elton Tmncrliu, Douglas Troutmzm, Slwrry xll'SIJ0l'lllllH, Frvcl XVullcnclm'f, Nm-nl Xxlilltllll, Clmrlvs XVurd, Marcillo xVilSlll5lll'll, Patsy XVCilYl'l', Nlury vlillll' XVm1x'c1', Slmrou XVl'l'I1ll. l,zu'ry XVcst, Bud YVil0y, Durlvm- xVllll2llIlS, P21111 XVirnlwrly, Czlil XVittig, Samclru XVUIIQ, Kay XVoocl, Indy XVOocls, Alouu Yami, Ricluu-cl Ycary, Sllcryl Yount, Billy 59 X N ,OA ' N6 X t I V x K I Presenting Jw 11 A-I I 1.4, mi. Qng :Mf- WQQ3' WW. - , . awp ! V' ii -L15 A ' 'fc . . , xv . px, , Q A .N 1 vw M: ,, Y. , 34 PW ,, ,kv-.!',ff4'.g4a,Q1 I ' l f Y, avwtwz ' 9? 1 M REBEL CHEERLEADERS-Kay Cullen, Kay Rundcll, Pam Smith, janet Bailey, and Mary Ramsey-lead Travis players on toward the road of victory. PAM SMITH, Football Sweetheart, parades VICKI WVATSON and Miss Mary Elizabeth with nominees at the 'Mac' game. Nominees Ownsby add spirit to Travis by decorating in are Janet Bailey, Glenda Vick, and April Clover. the popular 'beatnik' style. VICTORY TASTES SWEET Crightj to Rebel player Bobby Eli, one of the first to ring the victory bell after the big game. 1 4 i - 4 Q :YS 7 f -4- . A-2 r.. fi- 4 ..-1' H 10, I- fi 9' :A . qi , '1 1' -.51 ' mf' 1 s N TEACHERS ADD SPIRIT to Rebel pep rallies as shown by cheerleaders Miss Mary Camp- bell, Miss Irene Randerson, Miss Iosie Champ- ion, Mrs. Jeflie Kneip and Mrs. Bemard Forster. F LAC TWIRLINC while the band plays are Jacque Roessing, Betty May and Patricia Curley. Zen! EXPRESSINC THEIR OPINION AT A PEP RALLY are co-captains of the football team Ronnie Scott and Doug Washburn. BEAT THE INDIANS TRAVIS ell Travis 1 Y cheerleaders Kay Cullen, Pam Smith and Kay Rundell. fRigl1tD VVE,LL BE OUT THERE TONIGHT, and with the student bodyis support we'll win, says Coach Sonny Myers in Pep Rally before the Austin game. 1.1 rx: ' W2 life KNOWLEDGE, JUDGE- MENT, AND IMACINATION are qualities urged by William Bridges as he tells Travis boys of the complexity of this B0- MABC missile. ARE YOU TRYING T0 RUIN MY PLAY? shouts Bennet Averyt to Jimmy Herrell in a scene from the Thespian production of The Pot Boiler. AM I SEEING DOUBLE? one might ask. No, the second Robert Wilson is created by jeff Hayes, cartoonist, at a pay assembly. L.. JUST A SITTIN' AND A ROCKIN' friglltl are Katie Peppard, Ioy Ballard, and Darrell Cooper as the mixed choirpresent Songs from the Old Southf, 5 if 'cf Aw 4. 3549 vi., ,,,. 'ili swf 4 V u' ., ,1 ,il u 15 4 1 lv L 1? 5 I '11 Ew- J 'l PREPARATION TIME COMES FOR KAREN CLINE as Pam Williams seeks a new hair style. + , ADNIIIIINC IOIE Il0YVI.ES'S CORSACE for his clzlte fo thc Southern Bull are Riclulrml Pcrrone and Dicky Francis. 3455 ' ' I APPLAUSE SOUNDS THROUGH THE ROOM as Soutllcm Belle Betty Pearson is announced. Karen Cline offers sincere congratulations. ffiigzlitl HAND IIEREIS A I.ITTI.E GIF'l1 FOR YOU. MRS. FORSTEILV say: john Ellen WVarrcn, speaking for the Relmclcttes. The gift was a trunsistoi radio. -4 ' 'eiwfl i ' .e I fi M. aff- D is ' 0 .V , ,Aj a T gm ' 25257 7 A W .1:M ' 4 XV me , -,, A-1 T L 135' EEAQZVL5' mfg ,Vi . 'lf I wiM,3f'f - sq.,-'35- 'QA v . if ' 'H ' sf! .f M 4- 1 'Eg Af vw 'yi' If 'v- .mu 1 4 xl' I - H . , v N., .W ,,-Q43-.L h 5. a V-I p dwgame u -. SMILINC FACES of Barbara jones, Betty Chandler, Kirk French, and Patsy VVashburn watch the Royal Court presentation. ANDY CLINE AND JUANEVA FARRIS enjoy the new experience of being in the Sophomore Royal Court. .. Q ,Qi 52421 . ': 74 lr LW,, x .. ., , X3 G , 1 1 . C ffiightl MASTER OF CEREMONIES, Raymond Mostcller, announces King and Queen of Travis High and awards them identification bracelets. janet Bailey and Larry Hibler accept them grate- fully as Andy Crites and Leroy Bush look on with admiration. 7 t1 xiii? 1x3 Q8 M pf 3 A :mf hw -1 YQ' QU 4 1. L ,Q , ,553 A .N 1 Q 1' Te. I mek... ,. i 53? MICKEY SUE BREWER puts the hem in her dress that took her to third place in the Miss Wool of Tex- as Contest. z4wm!4 E THE ELKS CLUB AWARD has come to Travis through joy Toungate, for scholastic abilityg and to Raymond Mosteller and John Ellen Warren for leadership. Each received a one hun- dred dollar check. Clliglltl EUGENE GREEN AND BETSY GOODWVIN examine one of the gold medals they received for excellence in history. This award is given annually by the Daughters ol the American Revolution I I si M TRYING OUT THE NEW STUDENT LOUNGE are some of Rebelland on the 13AAAA All-district football team. Seated Travis' athletes. Seated are Larry Hibler, Doug Washburn, and at right is All-district basketball player, Harry Masch Bo Price who along with Don Valk Knot pictured? represented 'T X2 .rm , iezebff dmc oz STUDY TIME-A new way to learn languages is being pio- neered at Travis. Marilyn Preusse prepares to don earphones in one of the lab booths. PLAY TIME-Scott Kavanaugh does not overlook the most , minute detail of incorrectness of Cary 0ll0,W uniform. ENTERTAINMENT TIME-Chester Eitze creates suspense in Time Out for Ginger. CONSTRUCTION TIME-Work starts on the addition of class- rooms, language lab, and student lounge which was welcomed ' I . this year. It was completed in january, fR1ghtJ GRADUATION TIME-As their high school days come to a close, Maxene Barton and Ruthann Bray remember the wonderful times they've had at Travis. ln .X ! ! ffvizf QW, CHEERLEADERS ARE Ruthann Bray, Lenora Ward, Pam Smith, Mary Ramsey, Ianet Bailey, Kay Cullen, and Kay Rmmdell. W5?-W6 Exim Rudd! 2 X . THE CHEERLEADERS display the feelings of every Rebel after their final taste of victory for the football season over Bryan. .lenoaa Wad Jlead Glneealeada U- f' Pam Rulfrann fdlllf Sandi: Baa, 34309 ff F gzclmdfcwt .424-ag Qian Ecczixcum gang Ai 'iii I ll v1ARII,YN PREUSSE. so- cctcd by hor classmates md tc'z1cl10l's, is DAR Cood Citizcn of Travis. Each four thc Niltilillill Soc-ivty, D2lllghtl'l'S of thc- Amcri- fun Rcvolution, awards 21 ivrivs E, 515100 U. S. Cox'- 'rnmvnt Bond to om' good :itizvn in the state. L w i timftw. l I p-w.,..,,, PMN L v ,Q , M- ,,,, , LiHk'5i,' ' 531 5 16 :Z ' 343 W fr' I v 5 5 a W 1Vf r W--W-9' 9,0615- f'rM '1 'M'f VW W A I .af'f ' 4-'11 ,N 77045 .4'cl6eK1f 7a Succeed fagmonaf 77Zo4telle'z faq 7aem94te '-Qi 'QW 7 71 VONNIE ISRAEL, Future IIOlD6'ITli1k0l' of Tmnorrmv from Travis, made tho highest grade on the knowlcdgc and uptitudc test in Betty Crockcfs Search for the American Homemaker of Tomorrow. Vonnic had the opportunity to compete for state and national honors. Zefle 2651 p6dfb40W 5 rf 'gi pabzckckljfaafell aww-2-' N E 14zlene7az Scwdfza, Scania 7wfW?fWf44 gwawm 'Nas 7761411 'geaatdolai eww, Dm Wine Zeaatdfal ,4,6u'l Elance Feaatdful ?4z4g 7044454410: qfcuwleome Doug 70444Zwm 77Zwze Qfcmaleome gaddq .Zaman , 7761413 Wcuzddame iwwm 0 3 S in l,4-roy Bush Bobby Jones Bobby Lawson April Clovcl Kay Rundcll Barbara Tomlinson jackie Harbour .-hnicttc Lewis W -. Q1 V l WM 564166941 femme Carolyn Drake Andy Crites Patsy Washburn Doug W'asl1burn janet Bailey Andy Cline Iuzlnevzu Farris Ronnie Scott Eva Henrikson Larry Hibler Billy Farris Cheryl Allen lf Q f' za? af 'fzaackz APM Www Of '7Ww Zadfeff 30454 mu 774:41 J, 76236 JAM Q 39 35 1 my g f? ' -z w ? lfndq 6-um faflcum 31411 King and .Queen U .. H Daaglaa Wuidmn .Zena-za Wad -feng 21444 ganna WM J I 144 Panda!! Dwkq 4144464 e0W D 3227 fam, 14 .gamma H32 mmf., 7044 'a 7064 amuse Cfiightl A finalist in the National Merit Scholarships, Joanne Mallett has quietly led students this year in brain stormingi' sessions, looking for new and workable ideas, and she has conducted opinion polls for the Soutlrcrncr. She has played alto sax in the Travis Band as well as in the Dance Band, served on the Student Council, and belonged to YPCO, R Club, and Quill and Scroll. She was the second girl in Travis, history to be elected president of its National Honor Society. 1-ss , Xara game! ffaewz' CLeft7 An amateur magician, Bennet Averyt has Worlce some of his magic,' with the lights used for illumina- ting the Travis stage. Bennet has been in charge o the lighting of all major theatrical productions at the school this year and has still found time to appear in The Potboilerf' Time Out for Cingerf, and Our Townf' and to serve as vice-president of National Thespians. He also played bass clarinet in the Travis Band, sold ads for the Rebel Roundup, wrote copy for the Southerner, and was historian of the Fine Arts Club besides maintaining an A and B average in his studies. He qualified for National Honor Society. an gzowdefz CRightl inc of thi- two National Mcrit Hnalists in Travis was im Browclcr. llc was a invmbcl' of H Club and Stu- lc-nt Council, in which hc sorvcd as parliamcntarian. lc was also Cha-ss Club svcrctary and his aclvisoryfs ice-pn-siclviit. Mvmbvrs of National Honor Socictv 'lcctvcl him vice-p1'csid0nt. ' K, go Page Qflightl Bo llriu-'s football vxpvrioncc the playvcl ccnter this yvarl varnvml for him a place' on the 13-AAAA All- clistrict tvam and a four-your scholarship to the Uni- vvrsity of Tcxas, but athlvtics is not his only intvrcst. llc has bccn record chairman of tho Ballroom Dancing Club, vici'-pivsiclclit of his advisory, and a mcmber of tho lXIcn's Choir. Ilis classmatcs also clcctvcl him to thi- Royal Court of the Valvntino formal. K tx Q ,Qii, ' l gf' fa fL0ftl Freda Crawford, soprano, was onv of thc two Travis girls to qualify for thc All-state Choir. Bvsiclvs main- taining an A and B avvragv, Frccla sang in thi- Min-il Choir. was a mombc-r of thc Fino Arts Club, qualificcl for R Club, Quill ancl Scroll, and National llonor Socicty. and worlwcl on thc Soulh1'rm'r ancl R1'ln'l Roundup. Win 'a 7064 danny qfnfzell fflightj One of the two students in Travis to receive honorable mention in the National Merit Scholarships Test was jimmy Ilerrell. Of perhaps more interest to his fellow students was his humor column, Shredded XVit,v which appeared regularly in the Southerner. Besides being sergeant-at-arms for Thespians of the Scarlet Masque, he appeared in The Potboilerf' Time Out for Cingerf' and Our Townf, He played baritone in the Travis Band and acted as that organizationis vice- president. He was also a member of Chess Club, R Club, Quill and Scroll, and National Honor Society. I I adn Ellen Wana C Left? As president of Pmebclcttes this year John Ellen NVar- ren assumed much of the responsibility of all Rebel- ette activities, but she did not stop with that. She was a member of Student Council, Mixed Choir, Ballroom Dancing Club, YPCO, R Club, and National Honor Society. She served as third vice-president of her FHA Chapter, was a Southern Belle nominee. and received a S100 cheek for leadership from the lilks, Club. 676 f Rightl XVill yon plvasv bc on tiinv to havc your picture' inadvf' has bvvn one of Jvrv Cyrus' often-rvpeatcd 1-xprvssions this yoar. As co-c-ditor of thc- Rfllffl Romul- up, jcrc had tho rc-sponsibility of helping suction edi- tors gt-t pic-tnrvs. She- also has played flute- in thc Travis Band, and svrvvd as historian of that organization, trcasnrvr of Futurv Nurses. svcrvtary of YPCO, and Tl1l'lHl7ltl' of R Club, Quill and Scroll, and National llonor Soc-ivty. time zadlavm 214.7 Cflightl living onv of tht- school c'lie01'lcad01's did not take all of lluthann l3ray's timc in tlw fall so sho took the rvsponsibility of gvtting thc' football game programs rvady to hc sold. llvr classmates olcctcd hor tI'l'21Slll'OI' of the Senior Class and an ofhccr in hor advisory. Sho also s0rvc'd as prvsidvnt of hvr FHA Chaptvr, sang in tho Mixvd Choir, and qualified for R Club, and Na- tional Ilonor Socicty but hor classmates will probably rvmeinlwr hor bcst as being the Fri0ndlif-st Girly in Travis. tu -vi by w.,-1 5 ew Pew! .lata fLeftl Paul Lvstcr started tlu- ycar with a full-tiinv ioh as prcsidvnt of Pan Amcric-an Studvnt Fornin. llc was also an at-tivo mcnibvr of Thvspians of tht- Sc-arlvt Nlasquv appearing in Timo Ont for Cingm-r and Our Town. llc dvbatcd with thc' Travis dvbatc' tvain, and for his lcisurc hours hc' roscrvvd tho job of being VlC0-PI'CSllll'llt of thc' Travis plnnior Bowling League. 3 , .,gF ' 7044 '4 Win Aldflfty Qfdllm tliightj Larry Ilibler's popularity has manifested itself in nu- merous ways. He was elected representative to the Student Council where he was elected sergeant-ab arms. He was elected president of the Senior Class in the fall. Student vote named him as the Friendliest Boyi' in Travis, and the same student body later elected him king of the Valentine Royal Court. Two weeks later he was elected one of the ten most hand- some boys in Travis. It was diligent work, however, that earned him a place on the 13-AAAA All-district football team this year. On the scholastic side he quali- fied for National Honor Society. Lwaidiif A Q I I .2210 5 13:4 fl .'fli'f' Hague Penang fLeftl Jacque Roessing has spread her talents over a wide area. Besides playing clarinet in the Travis Band, she was that organization's sweetheart and one of its majorettes. She sang in the Mixed Choir, wrote Southern Stylev for the Soufflerner, and worked on the favorites, section of the Rebel Roundup. She was YPCO reporter, Ballroom Dancing Club secretary, her advisoryis vice-president, and member of Fi Club and National Honor Society. In addition, she has kept an A and B average in six subjects this year. .lemma Wad 4 Rigiio Lvnora XYarcl kt-pt things moving during football sca- son as 'l'rax'is' lwxul c'lic'crl0aclc'r hut took timc for othvr activitics also. Sha- was vicv-president of thc fall Stndvnt Council and L-oi'i'cspoiicliiiLf sc-crctary in thc spring. Slit- was pailiznnvntarian of FIIA Chapter II and lwlongml to thi- Nw'cllcci'zift Clnh. Un thc- lighter sich- sho was a noininvc' for Valcntim' Qnvvn and for the Starlight llvvliv. ,funn-t fi' 24464 Kale! fliightl Ralph Km-hvl stairvcl as catchvr on the haschall team this vvar. hnt hasvhall was not his only sports inter- f-st. H0 ac-tml as onv of thc managers of thc- varsity football tram. H0 was olvctod prosidcnt of his ad- visory and historian of National Honor Socicty and hc-camo a invmlwr of tho Ballroom Dancing Club. JL. Wdnm M984 CLeftl Looking for vrrors in ycarhook copv has lwvn inst ont' of XYihna YVagc's' clntivs as vo-vclitor of tht- liwlwl Roumlup. Sha' has plannc-cl pictnrvs, lwlpc-cl section vclitors. anal writtvn c-opy. Ontsiclt' of pnhlivations work sho has hc-cn a Ptclwlc-ttf: Sl'Cl'1't1ll'y of Fntnrc- Nnrsvs. ancl invinhcr of YPCO, Quill and Sc-roll. R Clnh, and National llonor Socivty. 704421 7044: fdqwovwl 77fa4Zellez fRightJ Raymond Mosteller received one of the school's most coveted positions when he was elected president of the Student Council in the fall, and he was one of Travis' two representatives to attend the state con- vention of Student Councils. He served as president of the Chess Club and belonged to National Honor Society, but many students will class the following as his greatest achievement: he made all Ais in six sub- jects last fall. Raymond Won the Elks, S100 check given to the Austin boy for leadership this year. ...nn-., 5 I I Wtazdqn ?cea4u 4 Left 5 DAR named Marilyn Preusse as its Good Citizen, but Travis looks on her as one of its Good Studentsf, Maintaining an A and B average in six subjects, Marilyn also found time to belong to YPCO, serve as Cerman Club treasurer and National Honor Societv treasurer, write for the S0l1fl1m'r1c'r' and Rebel Hound- up, he reporter and historian for her advisory, and be Student Council alternate. She also belonged to R Club, Quill and Scroll, and National Honor Society. fdq 7ocm9aZe Q Rightj As if ccliting tlw Soullzvrmfr were not cnougli work, joy Tonngutc founcl Utlllxl' intcrvsts. Slim' was vice- prcsiclc-nt of Cvrmun Clulm, ultcrnutc for Studi-nt Coun- cil, SL'Cl'0tlll'f' of National Ilonor Socivty, and mcmlwr of YPCO, ll Clulv, uncl Quill and Scroll. lNIuintuining ll liigli scllolustic uvvrugc, loy won tlw S100 Elks' uwurcl givcn to tlic Austin girl tllis your for scllolarsllip. Ken Saathaeli fiughn living nlrinn-nuuoi' lor tlu' Travis lluncl luis lwc-n a lull-tiinv iolm for K4-n Soutl1wc'll.lJut lic luis ulso pluyccl string lmss, quallifivcl lor District uncl Rvgionul Buncls, illlll lwvn in ilu- lDLlllCl' liuncl. Otllci' clntivs incluclocl lx-ing prvsiclvnt of junior Ilistoriuns. ffzlene ox Q Lcftl Civing tlic morning clc-votionul ovm' tlw pnlmlic- uclclrvss systvm lms lwvn om- of tlu' clutic-s ol Arlvm- Fox illis voir Qlw lrls lx-on vii-4--p1'vsiclc'11t of Yl'C'O Sl'C'I'i'i'lI'Y g.i Q. . A.. 1 of Hclwlvttc-s. pauliiunvnturiun of ilu' lull Stnclvnt Council, ziml rvcorcling Si'Cl'l'till'f' of tlu' spring Stn- clcnt Council. Slim' luis also sung in ilu- Xliwcl Choir, lwlongvcl to National llonor Socivty. nncl lx-4-n onm- of tlic Sontlwrn Bolle noinincvs. db'-vt ll 1 si I rucfeaging Knowledge .,W++ . A, . 7 W. 'ng' Jw, wp --. 7 7 Wm - ff 10 9 ............... 3i .ww MR. SLOAN IS ALL SMILES as he holds the red shirt pre- sented him by the Homemalcing Department at his birthday party. s, Mr. W. A. Sloan, Ir. Principal, William B. Travis High School A FAMILIAR SCENE is Mr. Sloan carefully studying the building plans and the progress of the construction of the new wing which was completed this year. WILLIAM B. TRAVIS HIGH SCHDCIL 1211 EAST DLTDRF STREET UFFICI-: DF THE PRINCIPAL Aus1'lN 1, TEXAS May 1, 1960 Dear Seniors: Becoming a senior seems to be the signal for all who wish you well to give you advice. I think that this advice is meant well by those who offer it. You have come to the place in your lives where you must take the information that you have and make your own decisions. We hope that you know where and how to get this needed information. Wise decisions are made as a result of being well informed. Successful living depends to a great degree on training and education. You have arrived at the place where the main responsibility for your further training and education rests upon you. Every hour of every day presents an opportunity for you to do something for yourself and for others. Your opportunities for service will be unlimited. Can you meet the challenge? We hope that you can meet every challenge and by so doing can have the satisfaction that comes from a job well done. Sincerely, W. A. sim ' Mr. Barnes Milam Miss Mary Campbell Acting Donn of Girls Sponsor Senior Class Vm,,,,.i,,i.,I,i,, Vice-Principal and Counseling Staff Miss Mona Jarrell Counselor 'R fir -W- Vi '. N, ASSISTINC RUSS JARRELL IN COUNSELING in the fall, is Mrs. Loretta Hoke, who became counselor of the new A. S. Johnston High School at its opening. ,DQ Mr. Irby B. Carruth Superintendent of Schools School Administration THE AUSTIN BOARD OF EDUCATION ist-utr-tlb Mrs. Hulon Black, Mr. C. N. Avery, Mrs. Canie Bray, Cstuudingl Mr. Tom Graham, Mr. jay Smith, Mr. jack Gray, and Mr. Alden Mason make important decisions affecting Austin schools and students. At this meeting, for example, the Board reinstated the policy of suspending students charged with felony and voted to buy a new 40-acre land tract. 90? qu-r , E nf qv ,M , ,X rX .-Q. ,: 'A 1 L' , i -+331 if K K 5- x tim. Liiw? 5311. 4 Xa . ' A ' k,ffgggf fig L f.:4i.ga1g4 gm N5 ,h N Ls,,,f, gspXgg A ,,,, gf wfl w. K f w' 2 32 Q I F ff 1 X at 1 1 iff? f , i1':zA,: 1 . wg. 'NV' rs. Wanda McMains Mrs. june Lucchese Mrs. Gladys Ashby cretary Registrar Clerk Office and Libraw Staffs Irs. Barbara Johnson Mrs. Minnie Rogers Mrs. Agatha Roper brarxan Library Clerk 1r ' Counseling Secretary fl DOING A FINE JOB of keeping the school clean and pleasant are Cfrom lcftj Mr. A. D. Davis, Mr. H. W. Scott, Mr. Nicves Flores, Mr. Cafeteria and THOSE TASTY MEALS, which are a welcome sight to hungry Rebels at lunchtime, are pre- pared by ffrom lcftj Mrs. Francis Bradshaw, Mrs. Beulah Rutledge, Mrs. Selma Meinscher, ott Mrs Ma Dearin Mr Bob Walter Sc , . ry g, . jones, Mrs. Myrtle Hoflpauir, and Mr. Otto Kieke. Custodial Staffs Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Dorothy Long, Mrs. Mattie DeGlanden, Mary Goldstein, Mrs. Azelie Herrington, Lucile Moore, Mrs. Hettie Grantham, and Helen Maxwell Knot picturedj. veit.. 3 ,. 4 -...ww--s, ARS. WELGE peeks over Iere Cyrus' shoulder to see how ere is progressing with her daily typing assignments. gLWAYS INTERESTED in the future of her students, Miss wnsby types a letter of recommendation for a fonner pupil. Mrs. Regina Welge Bookkeeping , Typing Oflice Practice Sponsor Popular Music II Business Education I Li 1 X, , , C' ,ffl I FJ , L .. ' ' r Miss Mary Elizabeth Ownsby Typing Shorthand Sponsor Popular Music I Sponsor R-Club fx 5, ,lf 5 ,.,-,-12.0 Q 1 C .4 M , 117 Km Z' 5 Mrs. Rosemary Leonard Physical Education Sponsor Intramural Officiating Club Mr. Ed Fleming Physical Education General Math Physical WHAT'S UP? Vital infommation is telephoned to Coach Fenner Myers on the field by Mr. Charlie Boren in the press box. Mr. Delbert Davis Health Head Basketball Coach B-Team Football and joan Rummel the correct way to hold cket while Winona Leissner practices her ALICE BELL TEACHES Sylvia Haw- ra . . . . Miss Alice Bell Physical Education Tennis Sponsor Tennis Team Sponsor of Future Nurses and Allied Medical Fields Club Mr. Fenner Myers American History Head Football Coach 'Tx'iNl 5. Education 1 Mr. jim Munson Physical Education Head B-Team Coach 119 AFTERNOON S E S S I ON S prove helpful to math students C a y n e l l Montgomery and Charles Eshbach, who receive exsi-a assistance from Mrs. Bush- ne . Mrs. Ieflie Knelp Algebra General Math Plane Geometry athematics Mr. Harold E. Cadwallader Plane Geometry C0-Sponsor REBEL ROUNDUP Co-Sponsor SOUTHERNER Mrs. Mary DeBault Algebra Consumer's Math MRS. IEFFIE KNEIP'S FACE SHOVVS boih interest and cheerfulmss 'ls she takes tlmc to explain a difHcult problem to a math studenl General Math Algebra 1, r F r Solid Geometry Trigonometry Algebra Com-ral Math Sponsor Studcn Mrs. Lossie Bushnell Miss Irene Randerson t Council Mr. Alfred Boemer Biology Applied Science Mr. Joe Tyson Biolog Physiollogy Physics Mr. Jack Allison Biology Assistant Football Coach Head Track Coach Co-Sponsor Ballroom Dancing Club Mrs. Bettye Patton BETTYE PATTON AND ALFRED BOEMER, ex- a slide, are fascinated the wonders of the micro- opic world. FRANK CUFFIN holds his in awed attention as he one of mzmy interest- demonstrations in chemistry. Biology ARE YOU UP WITH ME? asks Mr. Joe Tyson, as he an- swers questions in a typically informal, stimulating class dis- cussion. Mr. Frank Guflin Chemistry Sponsor Chess Club aw ,-aewg paw Q .iii prwfasv wma kwwww-A as X .WN gwv ,km , 'xvaalfefff-A'5Flil512.Lf1 , ,'zaf.,-in Q2 P: f 5-4141: Page ,, MQ MS' W '- Lu E2,..:'lw':' ,Ii ilfiii , kgs ffT1's3K7?Ff,Ui5 ?f59Gf xii? ' fgf H N3 . S5'4iiiffSQ:fz-g I + ,iii 1157 6- 'lf ' 1-J' - , fm I N . i vififizime-1: . k X wffwiyggwfiisff rv isgggwsfzigk 1535? Mr. Woodrow Rainwater World History Co-Sponsor junior Historians Social Sciences Willard Nitschke 1 History Junior Historians Mr. Charlie Boren World History American History Assistant in Football Head Baseball Coach MRS. NITSCHKE AND MR. RAINWATER locate a distant city mentioned in a current issue of Senior Scholastic. ...xxas- rvwyllf GV r 125 , l . . ig Mrs. Frances Davis Fine Arts A t Slgonsor 12B Class Co-Sponsor Ballroom Dancing Club MISS JOSIC Champion A cappella Choir Menis Choir W0men's Choir Sponsor Fine Arts Club 1 S G s. gggfrwi MRS. DAVIS PAUSES during class to view the artwork of john Norum and Kenneth Southwell. ! Mr. Ed Holt Band Sponsor Dance Band OF FHA CHAPTER II, Maxine Barton, Juanita Mrs. Irene Falk fsponsorj, and Linda Sappington work decorations for the Clirishnas bazaar. Homemaking Mrs. Irene Falk ' JJ-pg!! Clothing Home Dvcorntion xp Kb Sponsor FHA Clmptn-r II Sponsor Nm-alla-L-raft tiIllIJ jf -4 .- ALWAYS BUSY IN the kitchen, Mrs. Carmen Ferris prepares rs. Carmen Ferris a salad as a demonstration for her class. :Ie Nursing FHA IIIIAIPIUI' I or Future 'Ilmclic-rs i- 4 127 Mrs. Margaret Clover Mrs, Mildred Hatch English Latin Iournalism English CIO-SDOHSOI' Sponggyr Latin Club Co-Sponsor SOUTHERNER Sponsor Quill and Scroll Language Arts Mrs. Maxine Thompson Mrs. jane Killgore English English Speech Debate as asisa 2 Mrs. Lesbia Taylor Cerman French Sponsor German Club Miss Frances Beaver English jane Smoot i ,Ht ,Q L, 4' - ' f ' f K z '11, 1' . , 5 if-'ljlff 'K f MISS IANE SMOOT EXPERI- MENTS with the tape recorder as Mrs. Adcy explains to her and Miss Cale how foreign lan- gauge classes use tape record- ers and earphones. iss Verna Cale 1 ,fl -, .4,rL! Mrs. Iune Karp English Spccch Sponsor The-spians of the Scarlct Masque Mrs. Margaret Adey Spanish English Sponsor PASF Sponsor National Spanish Honor Socicty VW? sf' W 119' I2 9 .-tsf'f- Mr. Cuinn Caruthers Mr. James E. Coon Mr. Sam Adkins Metalwork Mm-tulwork Nh-clmnicul Drawing Radio YVoo1lwork INIR. JAMES E. COON HELPS Don Barkley and Clc1 B' - ' night finish the framework for a wrought iron table. 'Illowilill Kelly works in the background. Mr. Tom Branyon Vocational Agriculture Sponsor FFA 1 1 'M x we is Q 1 fits Qsxi, 73 n t sf X xg X Q it tk it lflr. Kenneth Hogue Jistrilnltivv lfclucution ponsor DE Club Training r. Stephen Brougher river's Education My I ll ,mu a L J -.. , MR. SAM ADKINS HELPS Bobby jones and Bruce Mading construct a scale model building. MR. TOM BRANYON POINTS OUT various parts of a pig to future farmers Clifford Smith and Ben Loveless. ff Y, 2 D0-RF-NHC . . . Could it be that Mrs. YVillz1rd Nifsclikc is singing to her Civics class? HMNINI . . . Haus Mr. Frank Cuflin taken up Hute lcwsons? Teachers! Teachers! TEACIIITRS MUST RICST mn-c in aiwliilv. lIIllSlll'i they? Xin. ,Innc Karp and Xlr. Sinn .Mkins dclnonslrutc how it's done. ..- far i . K f , Q - l Q '51 gkw -, at K ... I . f xv TRAVIS l :XCl'l,'l'Y NIICNIBICRS ZIINYLIYN sccni Vill'il.'d and often amusing expressions show their lu cnjuy Mr. Sloanfs hirlhclany party and lhcir enjoyment. Teachers V I each r ' - C S . lllf CA-QNIJIDD C.-KNIICRA CATCIIICS Mr. US Milam 'H 3' mm mmmim Ui rcHu'h0 ' YVORKINC IN Tllli journalism uiiicv sccnis in have Mr. llnrnld Caulwalludcr going in circles those days. Q Parfricipafing W Rf 1 Q xl W ff M uf X1 if W I 4 Q gs , ' ' HM X ww! A' ff f ' Q vw! if k h Af -1 N E nf H if H f K X , ' 9:1 ,fr im R rm X A W , wr: 4. '5- 4 . w 1 'Q ' -Y! 5 Qui ' rf 'C L QM if ,Cl , A if Y ,fax W 1' if W, Q. H Q ' ,Q 6 'K f. A , W',W5 + TWMCX in A 1 ' wc',3,fguj,.v M K. . , , M Haw' 1 w ' ' 1 . kd -a V' Vi, H' . , .,. 4 , . H' ,,5. Co- Captains Ronnie Scott Doug Washburn Football Sweetheart 1959 Pam Smith Mx . 'Eff XR k Mr. lack Allison Line Couch KN me ,- Mr. Fenner Myers Head Coach Managers Bill Tarpley cn-ftp Ralph Knebel qrigmp Mr. Charlie Boren Ba1L'lxflc'lcl Cora-In 3 'L S Qw- , X ps , ,A Bob Cervenka-Senior Carlos Ollison-Senior Larry Hibler-S6I1i0r Halfback Wingback Wingback Travis Tromps San Jacinto 45-Z0 What an opener! The Rebels literally ran over the Bears,from Houston with their new wing-T offense. Larry Hibler, subbing in for injured Carlos Ollison, had sticky fingers for the night, catching three touch- down passes to lead the district in yardage and scoring. Bob Cervenka made two touchdowns, a one yard Carol Kllngemann made his TD with 1 43 yard g Veteran end Bobby E11 grabbed a pass to mak total number of touchdowns for the fighting-I R1 a shocking 7. Extra points were made wit a by Andy Crites and a kick by ace Iohn Shaw. plunge and a 21 yard broken field gain. Green ' C ' ' z - ' 2 ' 6 'W tense moment. Fathe the players were hon at this game and sat TRUE REBELS watch rs 0 the bench with their sn Q 1 ' ' Q' f.LL jg... ,M f- 3' , ,. , ' fi -. Q1 f L ' W ' - . -'tt ' ., 1. wa ,l'm.,.f - , ' f jd' ' Q..-in , it In va., h Li is .- are H TT' 'J ' ufsaefas w 41,..'w I That's The Way It's Donel joe Bowles-junior Halfback Travis Holds Carroll Scoreless to Win 14-0 The Rebel Defense was as hard as a rock, as they held the Carroll Tigers to only 103 yards on the ground and a scant 13 yards in the air. Travis fared better with 22 yards aerially, but even had better luck below with 198 rushing yards. The Travis line manned by Andy Crites, Don Valk, Leon Ross, Louis Schmitz, and Doug Washburn sup- Ierry Conner-Senior Halfback l-Ialfback K Y '-fr. 4 1.1. ohn Shaw-Senior 9-4 ported by linebackers Ronnie Scott and Bo Price held the tigers in a matchless defensive show. Iohn Shaw plunged one yard for the first touchdown in the third quarter and tackle Don Valk squeezed in another one by recovering a fumble in the Carroll pay-dirt seconds before the end of the game. ohn Shaw boosted the score even higher with an extra point run to leave the Rebels victors at 14-0 Bo Price-Senior Center J ,mvaa - f , ' X 4. pffyy , - ga. ss. WM' ff, Glenn Bennight-Senior Bobby Repp-Senior Leon Ross-Senior Center Center Guard Travis Trims Burbank 14-12 The Travis Rebels took the lead in the second quarter with a touchdown by Ronnie Scott. This was followed with a run for extra points by lohn Shaw to make the outlook at halftime for the Rebels a risky S-0. ln the third quarter the Burbank Bulldogs came alive scoring two touchdowns. Meanwhile lohn Shaw George Cole-Junior Andy Crites Guard Guard gi P yi . Z p lllo ed 84 irds for Tr lvis kee ing the Rebels Il P with 14-12 on the scoreboard. The Rebels' two lead was jeopardized many times in the fourth q ter, but the Rebs emerged victorious. It was the time in Travis football history that the Rebs had three in a row. Senior Dicky Fran Guard cis-junior Bobby jones Senior Doug vVlSIlblII'l'! Sunor Don Valk-junior T'1cklc T lcklc Tackle 1 llllllll cd lu 14 Iltlllil cl p utmt nt xxlnlc Bu I uc ICCOICI I In Shm ummm fm 1 tomllclmvn nc ext! 1 pomts puslud T1 U18 sum to its fm ll m uk Bobby Eh Qcmon Fnd A no-1 -W MEWQQ, ,W aw W A z.1 .iAL., 5 JU EA, A K 8 -3, - 'tial - - ' it ,wiv Q W 5' to , X. 1 1 Aw ,A 2 X . i' f K. tp nfl 3 gf ,J Q- 'Cac F ' if it , 4 Q. Q bl ,K 1 ,K Y E I A V id A , 33 -V, - 'f 5 -.ffg 4.fg'v-milf I, 4, ,,g2+,,,4 .b -gas? 4 -- 33? F3 'i 'g fL ' ' 'ig xv 4 1 Q - 'A -,N 'On -I gi--K :R ' -v' 51 'w 'ef ,Ag I ,t kv U ,-dw ad G, - K .ity .ln ' Emest Shugart-Iunior jimmy Spillar-junior Iimmy Kelley-Senior Cuarcl Guard Guard Heft Tigers Trip Travis Z1-7 Travis was out wciglied :ind out-manned hy the Tigers from KVM-o. Even though the Johnnie Hobs fought alll tht- way, XVZICO took home the honors. Travis STLIYUKT in the grunt- for almost three full q1n1i'tei's. The score ut the halt was only 7-0 in VVncois favor. Travis got ll good hreuk when Bob Cervenku run G3 yards for ll Relwl touchdown in the third qnzn't0r. Shaw added to this with il kick for the extra point, marking Travis' total for the ganna T. The XVQIL-o players were alarmed hy the tied scor and they rczilly Q-anne to lift-. They stormed over f two more touchdowns and held the Helms off thc pu dirt for thc rest of the gzunv. XXTIICU went honiv vi torious that Friday of Oc-toher 30, still shaken hy tl scare Travis had given them in thc third quarter. LARRY HIBLER dives for the tackle while Carlos Ollison, B Price, Bobby Eli, and John Shaw close in. . an-.QQ JOIiIN SHAW 1421 is ready for Austin's 42. Behind john are Emest Shugart and Bob Cervenka Q24 . Temple Defeats Travis 28-0 The preceding week Travis had weathered XVaco, he heaviest team in the district. Now, they were con- 'ronted with the fastest on Friday, November G. It was indeed a bleak day! The weather was terrible. ill spite of the severe cold, it was Dadis Day in Temple uid the VVildeats wanted to make a good showing. Zranted, they ran for six touchdowns and 28 pointsg nut it was not without the disapproval of the ace Travis defensive men, such as Bo Price and Doug VVashburn. It was truly encouraging to the Rebel fans to see these bovs continue to play their hearts outn even when defeat was almost certain. But Temple kept a Hrm grip on the game and subdued even the toughest Travis players. Thus, Travis also fell to the swift VVildeats who went through district play undefeated. Tommy Reed-Senior jerry Bozarth-junior Iimmy Young-Senior Tackle End End 1 l S 4 . - . A v kywf gg in .5 , 2 , '. i rf- - if-... 4- ., ' ' ,QI ' Q s ,nov mf 9- Louis Schmitz-Senior jim Bock-junior Mike Prather-Senior End End Halfback Travis Ralliesg Wins 14-6 McCallum dominated the first half of this Home- comingv game on October 16, but Travis took the victory bell home with a tremendous 14-point second half. It was the third year in a row that the Rebs reigned triumphant. The Rebels were inspired by a desolate 0-6 half-time score. Mac, led by halfback Martin Tyson, skillfully controlled the first half and scored the Knights' only six points for the game. On the other hand, Travis saved their energies fc the second half, and helped Bob Cervenka score tw TDS. Pushing on, the Rebels added two points t the first touchdown with a run by john Shaw to brin the score to 14. Edison Halts Travis 14-0 On October 23, Travis students were not aware that Edison would win its district, but they found this excellent group of football players unyielding to the Rebels. Although Travis was stunned, the Rebs kept their heads up and played good football the entire game This is evidenced by the fact that the statistics wer much closer than the score. Bo Price exhibited som line punting with one 78-yard kick and a 43.5 yar average. Despite the persistence the Rebels put up Travis faced its Iirst scoreless football game. 1959 Football Schedule TRAVIS TEAM OPPONENT 45 San Jacinto 20 14 Carroll 0 14 Burbank 12 8 Harlandale 14 14 McCallum 6 0 Edison 14 7 Waco 21 0 Temple 28 0 S. F. Austin 43 20 Bryan 6 Rebels Win, 20-6, Over Bryan This is the way to end every season! The Rebs came back November 20 like a coiled oring just released. Shaking off a four game losing reak, the Rebels were certainly ready for a team tore their size. Travis controlled the game both on the ground and lathe air. Rebs clicked off a handsome 167 yards by nning. Adding to this, Ronnie Scott completed six it of nine attempts for a total of 97 yards in the air- Andy Cline-Sophomore Quarterback johnny Harbour-Iunior Ronnie Scott-Senior Quarterback lanes. Besides coming alive offensively, the Rebs re- paired their defensive wall and exhibited their best game since the Carroll struggle. This teamwork made possible three touchdown passes, two from Scott to Schmitz, and one from Scott to Shaw. The entire team played as could be expected from seniors in their last football game, with all the enthu- siasm and energy they could possibly muster. Quarterback-Captain I Ui? e'f' if f9, - if xv www ww W K I, 24 M N Lg B. Tctm Football CFront rowl Mr. Delbert Davis, coach, Terry Bamard, Louis Umlauf, manager, Steve Thompson, C. L. Hooker, Eddie Hans- ler, Johnny Marshall, Richard Petronis, Linnard Griffin. KScc- ond rowl Robert Willingham, Carol Klingemann, Bubba john- son, Ronald Stapp, Ken Galloway, Bill Hutchison, Sam Shaw, Arthur Wittig. fTliird rowj Robert Wilson, Jim Bailey, Fred Givens, Billy Dobie, Martin Boozer, Don Cole, Rusty Wier, Bill Hale, Danny Morrey. CFourth rowj Clay Solomon, Donnie Grantham, Robert Leflingwell, Ronny Smith, Charles McAuley, George Butler, Bubba Joiner. CFiftl1 rowl Mr. jim Munson, coach, Paul Ruiz, James McElroy, jerry Hill, Butch McCaslin, Louis Collins, Albert Shaw, Eddie Webre. 147 z I ,xiii if x fi 'Q 'ia '74' ..,..-- Aa g' -01 'X is 2' w Q -H-www-an-.....,,, L, I i ' M I S, X ge' -- . ' Y P f i MQ iw? X X' 24 .,,r' mf! A I ' I , V' 1 k , V 5221? x' F NX wwf -4 1, 'iw is I, CIE 3 1511 w, X 0 O HCR KJ ESQ x 'll 6 N . x rx' I 4 '57 K K, -,.. 4 5 PEM? 379 ' 1: 1 ,.. fr? , QQ X 3 4 S Q O ,,,g K, Y Q? 5 N . :fr v? 'fj, ,,,.. nv...- -wp- +o- : fag! i 1' 25 AT THE END OF ANOTHER mm SEASON the llebs leave the hardwood floors, some for the last time. Han-y M agch - Senior james Anderson - junior ilfkcgf .wwf 2,53 -ff -A , ,.'f'Q' .Y lx AU ,s 31' , 45 alia! Av' Q 153 as Wag 2' B Team Basketball K if Q ' N llironll Louis LO0I'il, Bubba Joiner, Terry Barnurcl, Albert Shaw. lseeoncl rowl jeff jnmar, Robert Lelfiingwell, Andy Cline, Bill Hale, Rusty YVier, Dick jordan. Cillmert Alvarez, Ken Callo- way, Danny Morrey. IRQ, it if J 5 :ff l xii in-. CI-liihtj SPRINTERS are Robert Willingham, Iac Givens, Louis Collins, Joe Bowles, Pat Nash, Leroy Bush, Richard Petronis, and Calvin 0 ison. rack fLeftD EXHIBITING WINNING FORM in throwing discuss for Travis is Linard Criiiin. Carlos Ollison fstandingj and Sam Shaw look on. fLeftD SIZING UP the high jump har are Robert Wilson, Ken Galloway, James Anderson, and Clay Solomon. K f 2? 5 .V 2 2' K POLE VAULTERS are Billy Dobie, Carol Klingemann, and Pete Macias. DISTANCE RUNNERS are Neal Jenkins, Nomian jenkins, Carl Barho, Iohn VVeaver, Wal- lace Stapp, and Girard Kinney. -wi 3' amp, N91 Y'-1. , 1 ,I K i g I Q 5 tx K f li E F xx 'M lf' X gl Q- www . A .aff - E . Qs '-.' ff- Hx, E A Q. :i 2 l A f i S 5, 3, 3 .. , 4 ,. 37 -- - it 5 1 CROSS COUNTRY, one of the most popular but strenuous events, attracts Neal jenkins, George Butler, Norman jenkins, Wallace Stapp, Pete Macias, and Carl Barho. COACH JACK ALLISON keeps a busy eye on workouts. -if-,re uw 1 CRightJ SHOT-PUT MEN-David Ruckman, Don Valk, and Sam Shaw-wait their tum. Not pictured is senior Andy Crites. M, L K flliglltl NO COLD FEET, JUST COLD. Run- ners Ceorge Butler, C. L. Hocker, Wesley Pearson, and Eddie Webre endure the weather, typical of the rainy cold days in February and March this year. S , .. , lx A l H My 7 .F 4 . ss I N ,, A V , H. v W ii V I X ti gs sf ,, c 32 , B I wg ff.. CLcftD JACKS-OF-ALL-TRADES are John Shaw, johnny Martin, and Bill Hutchison. They rum them all. 5' r ,- ?..Qg?.': ll - 1' '- ie nf! 5 gi f 9 Q 1 -' A 5 . 1 Q gm 1 Hx KN 1 K K is K 33 fa V, ,j 1 ffff'.3f , ,wr '. r s 2 Ralph Kncbcl-Senior Catcher N1 ack May-Senior First Base 'lil Don King-Iunior Pitcher Donnie Pounds-Senior Infield G' 3 Q x suv X 3 A E K , in 4 Basebal Coach Charlie Boren ARTHUR LARSON connects in one of the first games of the baseball season. ,UN M 'Va ,V m 'fcu 3 Hn W K J Eff, X l 4 i- Q-Q i i m ff' 1 7 1 Willie Alvarez-Junior Bubba Jolmson-Sophomore Outficld Third Base, Infield Paul Ruiz-junior Arthur Larson-Junior Infield Outfield 1805, 100 Park-Sophomore Larry WVOrnli-Sophomore Pitcher Infield WV. H. Hudson-Iunior Don NIcMcans-junior Outficld Outficld 164 Richard Perrone-Junior Ricky Brown-Sophomore Infield Infield Jack Stork-junior Jeff Iamar-Sophomore Pitcher First Base 1 i 'iii .4 Y' ,mg 47 , i nw, KE 1-d 'W Tllill Martin Boozer-Sophomore Gilbert Alvarez-Sophomore Pitcher Outfield Terry Barnard-Sophomore Bubba Joiner-Sophomore Outiield, Infield Pitcher, Utility Q f A it ,- ,I 5 I .... gp - -51 2 , ,WR , . N-'K Intramurals CAhoveJ MEMBERS OF INTRAMURALS CLUB are ffront rowl Angie Graham, Juanita Wheeler, Patsy East, Donna Hill, Pat Hall' Csecond rowj Sheryl Yeary, Bobbie Oliver, Cay- nel Truehardt, Merrilynn Connell, Anna Hud- son, Brenda Hough, Patsy Shelton, ftop rowl Becky Sterzing, Mary Johnston, Linda Edmonds, Linda Creed, Daloris Woolsey, and Phyl Hall. 3,55 .L . ,.r... .. Tr., , . i silk I I 'S N ,, f: Q, fAboveJ OFFICERS of Intramurals are Oliver, vice-president, Pat Hall, Patsy East, president, Mrs. Rosemary sponsor, Susie Blackstone, and Caynel Truehardt, reporter. fLeftl FIRST PLACE WINNERS in Mixed volleyball are Cstandingl Carolyn Tetens, Dale Criflin, Kay Cullen, Billy Farris, Trudy Rey- nolds, Donnie Pounds, fsittingl Arlene Fox and Sandra Sauls. .- 2 E4 THREE OF THE WINNERS in ping-pong doubles take time to have their picture made- Beverly Nielsen, Pat Christal, and Trudy Rey- nolds. Trudy and Pat won firstg Becky Sterzing and Georgea Rogers, secondg Beverly with Pat Galatin, third. WINNERS OF BADMINTON DOUBLES are fstnndingl Juanita Wheeler, Betty Pearson. Gay- nel Truehardtg fkneelingl Beverly Grimes, and Linda Ranney. Caynel and Linda won firstg Beverly with Margaret Klingemann, second: Juanita and Betty, third. TEACHERS AND STUDENTS experience an exciting moment in the volleyball game spon- sored by Intramurals Club. 'A-.... ennis , ...N ,Q-Q' ,. .,. ,Q- , nv . u ' ' K, ,A 1 . 1 K --i. , . - ,5 4' hx . A s - - s - I Y ,:r8' . M as 1J E L' ' , A 3 , A ,Q . n . - Vf ,, 5- . 'L s 'Q 1',,,s3- - - ' 4 'A ' V it ,, B ' E awful 'F f ' Q .V ss ff ' H ' s 2 Aa K. if 'lf N ' SHERYL YEARY, practicing her serve, repre- sents Travis in girls' singles although she is a sophomore. CLeftD BOYS' DIVISION calls for Bill Brophy ffrontl, Charles Bunce, and Tim Forrest. CB:-low? SENIOR TENNIS members are Charles Bunce, Pat Hall, and Phyl Hall. WP' REPRESENTINC TRAVIS this year in girls' singles and doubles are Pat and Phyl Hall fstunclingl and Sheryl Ycary. STUDENTS LEAVINC after being in the division-page pic- ture are the following: Football: Doug tVashbum and john Shaw Baseball: Paul Ruiz Tennis: Pat Hall and Sheryl Yeary Intramurals: Susie Blackstone ,. VW. 1 f SIP '5 ' ' 1 TENNIS SWEETHEART is Miss Alice Bell. fShe also doubles as c0ach.J -mg: , :::,:: 1 ! , A .,,,L-rw V, .,.1,5,:,, -1 i 1,24-I Vg M.. .lJ- M W X XV ff! - 9 . 'Jn .EFJO .. x 1 li id , pi? ,ff f K?- ,n.., R ' , . wg -vi A 'hw ,sk ,, 5 ab., N Q Y: Q, if 'la -va .Any . i mv. 22 2 Fellowship CHAN. MISS IRENE RANDERSON, sponsor of the Student Council, gives Raymond Mosteller, president and Lcnora Ward, vice-president a quick rundown of their duties as outlined in the Constitution of the Student Council of Wm. B. Travis High School. DISCUSSINC PLANS for Hi Ya' Week, sponsored by the Stude Council, are the ollicers for t fall semester: ffront rowj K Cullen, corresponding secretar Arlene Fox, parliamcntarizlng Ka Rundell, clcrkg Cecelia Lawrenc recording secretaryg Chuck ro Jane Atkins, treasurerg and La Hibler, sergeant-at-arms. Not pi tured is Shannon Kluckhohn, hi torian. KAYMOND MOSTELLEB, presiding over a typical Student Zouncil meeting, is dividing the members into committees to tart planning for the Valentine Formal. Regular members nf the fall semester Student Council are: Chcryl Allen, George 3utler, Andy Cline, juaneva Farris, Donnie Grantham, jeff amar, Shannon Kluckhohn, Charles McAuley, Danny Morrey, Ioan Rummel, Gloria Siegmund, Ray Thomas, Larry Wemli, Jane Atkins, judy Crow, Dicky Francis, Pat Gallatin, Wade Hudson, Cecelia Lawrence, Beverly Nielsen. ltichard Petronis, Kay Rundell, Miehaele Thurgood, Patti jo XVade, -lim Browder, Kay Cullen, Arlene Fox, Larry Hihler, Martha Porter, Tommy Reed, Lenora Ward, john Ellen W'arren, and Dale Griffin, all Student Coun il Vigorously campaigning for the offices of Fall Stu- dent Council president and vice-president were two slates of candidates composed of Raymond Mosteller with Lenora XVard and john Ellen XVarren with Charles Bunce. After several weeks of painting posters and making speeches to the student hody, Raymond Mosteller and Lenora Xlard emerged as president and vice- president respectively. Raymond and Lenora did much to improve life at Travis and to fulfill their platform promises. Hi Ya'll XVeek was sponsored hy the Student Council as was the campaign for a cleaner lunchroom. At Halloween each advisory donated small gifts for a party at the Austin State Sehool. They also participated in the XVhite Christmas drive for the Salvation Army. Travis helped to reorganize the lntra-City council with the other Austin high schools, and the Student Council hought a new Rehel Flag this fall. Plans and commit- tees were organized for the Valentine formal on Feb- ruary 13, the last major activity of the Fall Student Council. RAYMOND MOSTELLER AND SHANNON KLUCKIIOHN check once again to make sure nothing has been forgotten before they leave for Corpus Christi. Miss Randerson, with Ray- mond and Shannon, traveled in October to the Southern Association of Student Councils there. I THE IUNIOR MEMBERS of the Spring Stu- dell, Sheryl Reed, Csecond row? Arthur Larson, dent Council enter the new meeting room in George Cole, Michaele Thurgood, Dicky Fran- the new wing. They are Qfrontl Mary Ann cis, Carole Galloway. Wolff, Beverly Nielson, jane Atkins, Kay Run- After the Fall Student Council had planned the annual Valentine Formal, the Spring Student Council took these plans and carried them out to perfection. After this spectacular beginning, this council under the able direction of Tommy Reed, president, and Leon Ross, vice-president, instigated several worth- while projects. Getting a new Rebel Flag was one thing that every TIIICSIC SOPHOMORE Student Council members gather around an iee-water fountain, a Stu- dent Council project. They are Sandy Krezdorn, Andy Cline. .luaneva Farris. Laura Stach. -lim Bailey, -Iell jamar, -loan Hummel, Donnie Grantham, Darlene YViley, Charles Me- Auley, George Butler. Bahs Crockett. student wanted to see back again. The Hrst Reb Flag was lost some years ago. The cold water fountai for the new wing was bought this semester. Class volleyball games were started for the time at Travis this year. However, the students familiar with this type of advisory competition they had played volleyball in junior high. MEMBERS OF THE SPRING STUDENT COUNCIL take an active part in each meet- ing. These representatives are anxious to see that Rebel Flag flying again in front of the school before they graduate. Senior representa- tives include ffrontl Ioanne Mallett, jim Brow- der, Sharon Dillard, Raymond Mosteller fset-oncl fowl Louis Schmitz, Barbara Tomlinson. Lenora VVard, John Ellen lVarren, Larry Hibler. Spring Student Council THE OFFICERS of any organization are kept busy, but the officers of the Student Council are kept doubly busy keeping matters running smoothly. The officers for the spring semester are ffrontl Sharon Dillard, treasurerg Kay Run- dell, clerkg Arlene Fox, recording seeretaryg Leonora VVard, corresponding secretary: fsvt-oml rowl Aluaneva Farris, historian: Mit-baele Thur- good, treasnrerg jim Browder, parliamentarianL Leon Ross, vice-presidentg Tommy Reed. presi- dent: Dieky Francis, sergeant-at-arms. :LQ ' wesfff1ssi.fr :.w,. A E5 jwfm Qjrfxiwmzm . ixmgrega Q --:Q iiiiglsisfi 54 i 45 , z - ' ' 4 is ' ,..,,. ,,,P. , . , an Sw f ., . if . lin ' , fr - 'Jw , jk.. .f-QS '-ss -:H - f ,,. A Q .Q LJ 'YS .V+ w, A W my-Nw S JUNIOR R CLUB MEMBERS looking forward to be- ing in the R Club next year are tfront rowj Jimmie Sue Riely, Carolyn Payton, Linda Edmonds, Cookie Peschka, Suzanne Forester, Carolyn Dittmar, Kay Run- dell, Suzanne Hubbard, Qsecond rowi Ann Moreland, Pat Redding, Marie Fowler, Eva Henrikson, Martha Mc- Clintock, Pat Boling, Glenda Vick, Judy Atkins, Joyce Becoming a member of the RD Club is one of the highest honors a student at Travis can receive. To become a member a student must be on the A and B honor roll at least one six weeks during a semester, he must also have rendered SOPHOMORE MEMBERS of the R Club are tfront rowl Cheryl Allen, Virginia McElvany, Jackie Mauldin, Annette Hibler, Betty May, Carol Rea, tsecond rowi Linda Gibson, Joan Rummel, Linda Childress, Becky Bar- ton, Ann Franzetti, Gay Gibson, Connie Alexander, Juaneva Ferris, Kay Wong, Cthird rowl Richard Ellis, Boone, fthird rowl Sharon Cahill, Bette Puckett, Carole Galloway, Sheryl Reed, Katherine Liardon, Jacque Neu- bauer, Janet Struhall, Judy Crow, Sterling Miller, Erwin Koch, ffourth rowi Gerald Walker, Dicky Francis, Gail Moore, Jackie Hammer, Fairy Davenport, Margaret Bro- man, Ken Rigsbee. service and leadership. Sophomore members re- ceive bronze pins, junior members receive silver pins, senior members receive gold pins, and three year senior members receive a gold pin with a red ruby in the cross bar of the R. Fred Vesperman, Ray Thomas, Judy Wood, Erlcnc Nauert, Cherrye Lesesne, Margaret Dawson, Donna Bau- maker, Louis Umlauf, ffourtb rowj Jim Bailey, Jeff Jamar, Martin Boozer, Bill Hale, Lan'y VVernli, Mike Motley, Bubba Joiner, George Butler, Bill Hutchinson. TWO YEAR MEMBERS of the National Honor Society are ffrontj April Clover, Ruthann Bray, Patricia Curley, Jacque Roessing, Freda Crawford, Martha Cain, Ioanne Mallettg Csee- Several years ago, there seemed a need for an or- ganization to honor students who were excelling in the fields of scholarship, service, and leadership. The organization was fittingly named the National Honor Society. To become a member of this is one of the top goals SENIOR MEMBERS who made this organization for the first time are flroutl Kay Cullen, Linda Ranney, John Ellen Warren, Arlene Fox, julia Ann Warren, Vonnie Israel, fsecond rowj row? Annette Lewis, jere Cyrus, Ann Windsor, Joy T Marilyn Preusse, Wilma Wages, Cthird rowj Ralph Raymond Mosteller, Larry Hibler, Jim Browder. in Rehelland. Competition is keen as only 15 pei of the senior class and 5 percent of the junior are allowed in the organization. Students are ch on the basis of character, as well as scholarship, l ership, and service. Congratulations to those achieved this honor. It is proof of hard Work. Lenora Ward, Carolyn Munson, Linda Wong, Jimmy Bennet Averyt, Pam Smith, jackie juvcnal, Hoxtensc Guerra l THE OFFICERS of the National Honor Society are Joy Toungate, secretary, Joanne Mallett, have two duties: to plan the luncheon and to president, Jim Browder, vice-president, Ralph olliciate in the installation service. Helping Knebel, historian, and Marilyn Preusse, treas- Miss Campbell, sponsor, to plan the luncheon urer. N I' l H S ' t INIOR MEMBERS who achieved this honor are ffrontb Sheryl Atkins, Jimmie Sue Riely, Jackie Hammer, Dieky Francis, lsee- eed, Martha McClintock, Eva Henriksen Suzanne Hubbard, on rowj Gail Moore, Sterling Miller, Suzanne Forester, Fairy lenda Vick, Cs:-cond rowl Sharon Cahill, Pat Boling, Judy Davenport, Margaret Broman, Leonard McCormick. TWO YEAR MEMBERS 0 this journalistic honor organiza tion are Cscatccll Marilyn Preuss Cstancliugl Jere Cyrus, Wilm Wages, Ann WVindsor, Chcste Eitze, Joy Toungate, Vonni fsrael, John Irvine, Joanne Mal ett. Quill and Scroll All of the rush, worry, and headaches of putting out the Soufhcrner or Rebel Roundup seem worth oneis while if, at the end of the year, he is bestowed the honor of becoming a member of the Quill and Scroll. NEWLY ELECTED MENIBERS are lfrontl Bette Puckett, Jimmie Sue Riely, Nelda Swen- song Csecond rowl Michaele Thurgood, Sandra Cheen, Betty McCullough, Suzanne Forester, The Quill and Scroll is the national honorary society for high school journal- istic students who excel in publications work. Basic requirements for member- ship are scholarship, much work in pub- lications, and junior or senior standing. Marie Fowler, fthird rowl Sam Holt, jimmy Herrell, Freda Crawford, Gail Moore, Eugene Green, Bill Tarpley. X 'K N,,,w,,,k Key Club Key Club is a service organization sponsored by This year the Key Club handled school parking for if Kiwanis Club for boys who meet the standards evening performances when there was an excess of sired. Boys are accepted or asked to join according cars. Future plans are to complete the marking of their grades at school, good behavior, and other the parking lot at Travis. :izenship services. EETING AT MARVIN'S for regular Wednesday breakfast Rigsbee, Glenn Vorwerk, Robert Harris, and Sam Holt. Mem- : Key Club members. Seated are Joe Bowles, Skipper Blay- bers not pictured are jim Bock, Bill Brophy, Bobby Balfour, k, jerry Criltin, Tommy Clover, and johnny Hawkins. Erwin Koch, and Paul Wood. lnding are Wilbur Banner, Sam Shaw, Ielf Smart, Ken IADY FOR BREAKFAST are officers of the Key Club. Left Mr. Bill Barnbouse, chairman of the Key Club committee of right are Mr. Clair Fallon, sponsor, Charles Bunce, lieu- the Austin Kiwanis Club. Not pictured are Terry Kivlin, secre- :ant-governor of Texas-Oklahoma district, john Irvine, senior tary, Tex Cross, junior director, and Tommy Clover, sophomore ector, Scott Kavanaugh, vice-president, Larry Hibler, presi- director. nt, Douglas Spillman, chaplain, Paul Sullivan, treasurer, and Pan merican Student Forum Mrs. Margaret Adey, Virginia O'Brien, Elida Patino, and Char- les Rush are making corsages that they sold before the Valen- tine formal. , h......' THESE MEMBERS OF PASF are Frank Segura, Luis Calderon, Roque Trevino, Don Cole, Joe Bowles, Sterling Miller, Richard Perrone, Nancy McClung, Cary Hendrickson, Rachael Sema, Frances Rocha, Mack Fowler, Rosie Salas, Bob Hilbig, Vera Gutierrez, and Willis Sticfer. OFFICERS ARE Paul Lester, Elida Patino, presidents, Jo Ann Quisenberry, vice-president, Suzanne Forester, corresponding secretary, Virginia 0'Brien, recording secretary, Elida Patino, Martha McClintock, treasurers, Martha McClintock, parliamentariang Suzanne Guerra, Marie Fowler, chaplains. Mrs. Margaret Adey is sponsor. MEMBERS ARE Cfront rowj Lucy Garcia, Bertha Sifuentez, Babs Calvert, Pam Roddyg fscc- on rowj Anita Gentry, Cherrye Lesesne, Becky Barton, Carol Muse, Jacque Neubauer, Pam Smith, fthird rowj Paul Estrado, George Cole, Charles Rush, and Shan Covey. uv 2 4 E.. . ' '5 3 :F A fs'- wj A ' . N Q 9 w.: V ,X .5 3. Q ' ' W1 - qs, , mgfifyfif., f m .. ,. 5, 3 in W ,. Sw v 5, gwffzfls ' A fa 1 . 3 s H- w PHUGRESSCHAFQT mrwww XXX WILMA WAGES, co-editor of this annual, is JERE CYRUS, co-editor of this annual, is happily marking the last pages on the Rzfbcl phoning Scarbrough's to see if any new pic- Rounclup progress chart before they are taken tures have come in. This is just a small part of to Steck Publishing Company. her job. Rebel Roundup MRS. MARGARET CLOVER AND MR. HAROLD CAD- WALLADER, co-sponsors of the Rebel Roundup, are discuss- ing the progress of yearbook sales. THESE REBEL ROUNDUP staff members listen attentively to the plans for eolor pages in this year's annual. They are Vonnie Israel, Bettie Puckett. Cecelia Lawrence, Marilyn Preusse. Freda Crawford, and Sandra Gheen. FINDING TIIE RIGHT pictures from the file and indexing pages are two important jobs, and these staff members are actively engaged in both jobs. They are Miehaele Thurgood, Ann VVindsor, Bennet Averyt, john Irvine, Bill Tarpley, Betty McCullough and Carolyn Payton. MAKING UP PAGES is the last fob of the section worker, and Nelda Swenson, -liinmie Sue Riely, Glenda Vick, and Jacque Roessing are trying to finish all their assigned work. W sys, 'X dx A 'N I 'Z 'Sw .i S3851-w ,gi Southerner STAFF MEMBERS, jucly Atkins, Sheryl Reed, Vonnie Israel, Terry Choquctte, and Eva Hen- riksen, seem to enjoy receiving their assignments for the next issue. WRITING COPY for a school newspaper is work. Sharon Cahill, Freda Crawford, and Donna Atchison watch as Michaele Thurgood shows them how to do it. Sandra Cheen and Margaret Dawson cheek the last issue of the Soutlzcwxcr. HEAD PHOTOCRAPHER, John Irvine, snaps a picture of the columnists for the Snull1c'r11cr. They are Eugene Green, Ann VVindsor, Sandra VVittig, Carmen Prado, Bill Brophy, Jacque Roessing, and jimmy Herrell. MARIE FOWLER, business manager of the Southerner, has worked diligently on the ad section this year. WRITING HEADLINES for a newspaper takes skill and prae- tice. Trying their hand at it are Marilyn Preusse, Pat Boling, Gail Moore, Bill Tarpley, and Joanne Mallett. N 4. - -uv - Yuri Y.-5 in N, 'iadsg-an ,Mk ,Hfiu W-s-4.9 'UC JY . EDITOR-IN-CHIEF of a school newspaper is a rewarding, but difficult job. joy Tonngate has spent many of her afternoons and nights working to bring the students good So11flzf'rnvr.x. THE PAPERS ARE IllCRl'f. is a familiar cry that rings out every two weeks from Room 406. Chester Eitze. Bennet Averyt, Sinn Holt, and Betty McCullough help count the pa- pers for distrihution in the ad- visories. Young People Christian Organization SITTING ON THE FLOOR of the gym foyer Third row: Wilma VVages, Fairy Davenport, are members of the YPCO. Suzanne Rather, Marie Fowler, and Linda First row: Janet Bailey, John Ellen Warren, Edmonds. Kay Cullen, Dorothy Wusterhausen, and Pat Fourth row: Miss Verna Gale, Sheryl Reed, Nowell. Joanne Mallett, Joy Toungate, Vonnie Israel, Second row: Carolyn Payton, Cooki Peschka, Marilyn Preusse, and Jimmie Sue Riely. Carolyn Dittmur, Janet Struhall, Linda Wong, and Judy Crow. DISCUSSING PLANS for the YPCO Easter program are com- mittee membcrs-Sheryl Reed, Marilyn Preusse, Marie Fowler. Jimmie Sue Riely, Joanne Mal- lett, Cooki Peschka and Carolyn Payton. The YPCO was organ- izccl SCVl'l'lll years ago by il group of Travis students who saw thc' nccd for il Cliristiain Ul'Q,ill1lZllfl0I1 with- in thv school. The' main nc- tivity of this intcrclcnom- inutionul organization has he-on to present morning dvvotionuls which offer helpful uclviu- to stnclonts. RICADINC TIIIC NIORNINC DEVOTIONAL is Ann WVinclsor, president and devotional coin- inittvc nwnihcr of YPCO. 1- Ks, PAUSINC T0 ADNIIRIC Tllli NEW' YYINC :irc YPCU ollicvrs -Ann XVin4lsor, prvsillvnig 4ll'l'l' Cyrus, sccrcturyg Arlcnc Fox. vice-prcsiclcnlz lam-quo lion-ssinu. reporter: :incl Miss V1-rnu Calls-. sponsor. Pall Cnrlvy. ll'l'llSlll'l'l', is not pin-turn-cl. 9 Mixed Choir HOLD YOUR RIBS and breathe deeply. says Miss Champion as she leads the choir in a breathing exercise. MEMBERS ARE ffront rowj Kay Cantrell, Pat Nowell, Phy LaTouf, Glenda Vick, Nancy Conn, Freda Crawford, Kat Pannell, Carol Hansen, Fairy Davenport, janet Bailey, Ade Sylvester, julie Light, Ruthann Bray, Csccond rowl Pat Christ John Ellen Warren, Dorothy Wusterhausen, Judy Stewart, Be The Mixed Choir is a group of students carefully selected by Miss ,losie Cham- pion, director, from the Menis and XVom- enis Choirs. They appeared at various civic organ- izations and assemblies during the year. These appearances included the Christ- mas Concert, the Mid-Term Graduation, Porter PTA and the Central Christian Church. Freda Crawford and Kathy Pannell made all-state. Those chosen to try for all-state were Sheryl Reed, Gail Moore, Frances Siller, Adelle Sylvester, Billie Sue Damerau, Dwain Connell, Arthur Larson, Andy Crites, and Glenn Benight. earson, Arthur Larson, Charles Bunce, johnny Harbour, Leslie lwland, Jacque Roessing, Kay Rundell, Ctliird rowl Sheryl red, Sammye Kirk, Diane Wang, Katherine Liardon, Gene Jx, jimmy Krebs, Lloyd Belverg Cfourth rowl Bill Hutchinson, ilton Law, Linnard Griflin, Andy Crites, Daniel Torres, joe Hejl, Sam johnson, Arlene Fox, Sherilyn McCoy, Mickey Sue Brewer, Pat Boling, and Gail Moore. Not pictured are Jackie Cambell, Dwain Connell, Darrell Cooper, Sharon Dillard, Patri- cia Gurley, Leonard McConnick, Joe Moore, Frankie Poston, Mary Ramsey, Gerald Walker, and Wade Jenkins. 'THAT'S MY ROBEV' cries iammye Kirk as the choir gets 'eady for an assembly. Watch- Ing her are Daniel Torres, Fairy Davenport, Kay Cantrell, Adelle Sylvester, Lloyd Belver, and Zene Cox. 90 W-L7 f i I FIRST SOPRANOS are ffront rowj Ian Powell, janet Hell, Doris Palmer, Lois Simpson, Billie Sue Stovall, Vera Cutierr Dianne Quick, Martha Morris, Lynda Ball, Mary jane Wells, and Mary Ann Parker. janie Townsendg lst-concl rowl Opal Rumsey, Jackie Camhell, Women's Choir SILENT NIGHT, sing Linda Sappington, Billie Sue Damerau, Opal Rumsey, and Janie Town- send as they go caroling through the halls. SECOND SOPRANOS AND ALTOS are lfront rowl jo Haher- Miles, Doris l'IlIflSOII, Linda Sappingtong flliirml TUXVJ Carol nicht, ,lucly Miles. Katie Pepparcl, Salina Ford, Eleanor Casarezz Tetens, Cecilia Thomas, Joy Ballard, Billie Sue Damerau. Ca Csvuoml row? Mary Pope, Frances Siller, Rachel Serna, Kathryn nel Truehardt, Pat Clenclennen, jo Ann Schwartz. AN'- Men's Choir WITII JOHN SHAW in the background Miss Josie Cham- pion, choir director, ably ac- companies the boys. A, E, I, O, U, sing B0 Price, Jimmy Kelley, and Bobby Repp as they do breathing exercises. MEMBERS OF THE CHOIR are ffront rowj Gerald MePhail, john Shaw, Bobby Repp, Tom- Buddy Slaclek, Robert Jaeger, Ned WVoocl, Bo my Caldwell, Ronnie Scott, Glenn Bennight, Price, Jimmy Caruthers, jimmy Kelley, Roque Carlos Ollison, Leroy Bush, and jerry Conner. Trevino, Lee Solis, Csecond rowj Lee St. john, vw - Bottom row: Bobbie Oliver, Cheryl jackson, Kathy McElroy, Betty Chandler, Myrna Orr, Carmen Prado, Sharon Hitsman, Katie Peppard, janet Helf, Anna Hudson, Joy Ballard, Mrs. Cannen Ferris Second row: Barbara Sobeck, Pat Kirby, Frances Crawford, Io Habenicht, Betty Wagner, Mary Ramos, Eleanor Casarez, Mary Segura, Pauline Buitron, Carolyn Wunneburger, Theresa Garcia IN PREPABINC for their Christmas supper Mrs Ferris 'md Chapter I girls employ the M' 7 M v Third row: Margie Thomas, Katherine Miles, Beverly Calhoun Dottie Bourgeois, Suzan Syler, Molly Peterson, Molly Nuz Annette VVells, Adelle Sylvester, Carolyn Tetens, jane Walke Fourth row: Genie Jo Cox, Mary Ann Parker, Johnnie Lol Montgomery, Monte jane Rundell, Karen Hampton, Phil Hall Vicki VVatson, Shirley Rowland, Marie Hone, Veronica Dodds Martha Porter, Irene Loveless help of Ba Piice while mixing the .1 ress ing. i F u t u H O m e m a r President 1st Vice-president 2nd Vice-president 3rd Vice-president 4th Vice-president 5th Vice-president Song leader Reporter Chapter I officers Joy Ballard Anna Hudson janet Helf Katie Peppard Sharon Hitsman Barbara Hammock Secretary Ducky Newman Treasurer Myrna Orr Parliamentarian Betty Chandler Historian Kathy McElroy Bobbie Oliver Martha Porter uf wma 9+ fffaws l 41 lottom row: Mrs, Irene Falk, Ruthann Bray, Janet Bailey, iette Puckett, John Ellen Yvarren, Vonnie Israel, Judy Stewart, ietty Pearson, Lenora VVard, Pat Nowell, Judy Miles eeond row: Carolyn Hawkins, Judy Ransom, Doris Hudson, andra Mashhurn, Patti Jo Wade, Dianne VVhitehead, Linda appington, Carolyn Dittmar, Janie Roessing, Jackie Campbell, .inda Livingston 'hird row: Judy Crow, Margaret Klingemann, Florine Prewitt, 'Iary Jo Crumhles, Nancy McClung, Juanita Wheeler, Janet Struhall, Bende Nickle, Glenda Vick, Cecilia Thomas, Kathy Keller, Jeanne Jones Fourth row: Martha Cain. Joanne Schwartz, Sharon Rhodes, Rose Barnhouse, Carolyn Cood, Freda Crawford, Nelda IIaw- kins, Joyce Toll, Susie Blackstone, Julia Light, Joan Kelldorf Fifth row: Trudy Reynolds, Maxene Barton, Zehna Tyree, Mickey Sue Brewer, Patricia Clendennen, Virginia Anderwald, Betty McCullough, Pat Lind, Mary Ramsey, Jackie Morgan, Barbara Tomlinson, Dorothy VVusterhausen. AT THE ANNUAL BIRTHDAY PARTY for Nlr VV A Sloan FHA Chapter II girls Ruthann Bras md Dmnne VVhitehe'1d present 0 I . . . , . . . I . ., Jf A I I ' e r I C a Mr. Sloan wiithia gift vifhilc Mrs. Sloan looks. on. C resident St Viee-president nd Vice-president rd Viee-president th Vice-president th Vice-president ecretary 'reasurer arliamentarian listorian ong leader ianist hapter II oflicers Puithann Bray Janet Bailey Bette Puckett John Ellen VVarren Maxene Barton Vonnie Israel Judy Stewart Betty Pearson Lenora XV ard Barhara Tomlinson Pat Nowell Judy Miles f ,1- 9 Nlr. Tom Branyon stands with the members of the Future Farmers which he sponsors. These members are ffront row? Rohcrt -Ientsch. scntinal: Don Barkley, reporterg Buddy Sladek. treasurer: Nlarvin Kunz, secretary: ,Ioe jackson, vice-president: -Ianncs XVeaver, president: Mer-ond rowl David Bowles. David Future Farmers of America Kirk, Billy Don McCoy, Gregory Weaver, Darrell C00 Tommy Rutledge: Qthird row? Kenneth Payne, YValter Lou Louis Townseml, Roland Edwards, WVayne Schmidt, Lee Dav' ltop rowl Gene Nliller. Darrell Harp, Ilarold Chambers, Cl ford Smith, Oscar Shelton. THESE BOYS-Buddy Sladek, james VVeaver 'md Robert lentseh are three yefxr members of the Travis FFA. They are showing three lngora goats that were presented at the Austin Fat Stock Show. DON BARKLEY, Cseeond from lcftj a two year member of the FFA proudlv shows David Kirk, Gregorv We wer and loe Iackson his four Holstein Henfers These 8 month old heifers were shown m the Austm Fat Stock Show fleftj Marvin Kunz and james YVeaver discuss the best methods of showing these two fat barrows at an exhibition. Marvin took them to the Fat Stock Show in Houston February 29. frightl james VVeaver. president of the Travis chapter of Future Farmers. watches Buddy Sladek trim and hloek his fat lamb. Buddy entered his lamb in the Fat Stock Show held in Houston. 98 Th spians of the Scarlet Masque The Thespians of the Scarlet Masque is a group devotecl to the advancement ol' drama in Xlilliain B. Travis Iligh St-hool. To indulge in the activities of this organization is to acquire knowledge lroin many prominent hiisiness fields and to improve pulnlie speaking, The goal of this organization is to please the piihlie hy displaying talent through diligent reliearsing and constant stage work. Time Out For Cingern was the three- ac-t comedy selected hy the Thespians for their fall production. 'iThe Pot Boiler was entered in the Interscholastie League contest. and 'Allin' Town was their spring production. The linkage of the Thespians in the ehain of activities at Travis hinds friend- ship and loyalty to our school. I TIIF FINISHED PRODUC- TION catches Judy Ransom on l the stairs while Sterling Miller elenehes his fists over Iimmy IIerrell. Chester Fitze calmly looks on. The play was pre- sented january 8-9. AS REHEARSALS BEGIN for Time Out For Ginger. Gerald Yvalker, assistant director, holds the script and reads a part while Sterling Miller says his lines. Seated are Martha Mc- Clintock and Margaret Dawson. Y 2 Q L M THICSPIANS TAKE AN ACTIVE PART in their regular Tuesday afternoon meetings. Nlemhers are: Donna Atchison, Bennet Averyt, joyce Boone. Charles Bunce, Shan Covey. Margaret Dawson, Chester liitze, Suzanne For- ester. Marie Fowler, Cay Gibson, Skip Greg- ory. .lackie Hammer, jimmy Herrell, Carol Hoff- pauir, Nancy Holcomb, Lillie Howell, Paul Lester, Stephen Mathews, Martha McClintock, Betty McCullough, Sterling Nliller, Ann Nlore- land. ,Iaeque Neubauer. Leila Palmer, Cooki Pesehka, Dianne Quick, Judy Ransom. Pat Redding, Pam Roddy, ,Iefl Smart, Laura Stach. Nliehaele Thurgood, Gerald NValker, jimmy XVood, Judy VVood, and Paul NVood. IOUNTINC THF MONEY iade from their production of Time Out For Cingerq are the 'hespian officers: Cseatedl Ches- Dr Iiitze, president: Mrs. june Iarp, sponsor, Leila Palmer, ice-president, Cstandingl jimmy Terrell, sergeant-at-arnis. Iackie Iammer, historian: and Ann loreland, point recorder. Not lictured is Judy Ransom, sec- ctary. ISD? 5 40 .1 Qt. md ,, llottom row: Mr. lid Holt, Danny Reed, Clenda Vick, Candy Challstrom, Sandy Mosley, Ronda Calloway, Maria Rodriguez. Jimmie Sue Riely. Carolyn Drake, Ann Nlorcland, Terry Kivlin, Tex Cross, Jimmy Wagner, Annette Lewis, Cer- ald VValker, John Altis, Connie Alexander, Linda Alford. Pat Redding, Jacque Roessing, Betty May, Pat Curley, Zelma Tyree, Ken Southwell. Second row: Linda Gibson. Donna Atchison, Sam McCulloch, Lillie Howell, Nancy Holcomb, Margaret Cage. Sharon Thornton, Barbara Rob- inf crts, Sandra VVittig, Margaret Broman, Clyde Park, Becky Barton, Pete Niacias, Cherrye Le- sesne, Julia Ann YVarren, Jacque Neubauer, Juaneva Farris, Jo Ann Quisenberry. Carol Rea, Suzanne Iluhhard, and Peggy Smith. Third row: Nelda Swenson. Jere Cyrus, Jo Gayle Jenkins, Bennet Averyt, Earl Koch, Paul YVood, Buddy Piper, Larry Terrell. Fred Ves- perman, Erwin Koch, Leonard McCom1ick, Joanne Hallett, Tommy Bourke, Nancy Stahl, Mike Motley, John Fuhrman, Ceolfrey Fer- guson. 2 SIC are the Rebel Band officers These are Jimmy Herrell, vice president: Jacque Roessing, sec retary, Carl Green, manager Scott Kavanaugh, president Zelma Tyrce, head majorctte and Jere Cyrus, librarian. LOOKING OVER NEVV MU- V ranks of great hands, -lm, ' V , 1-ff 3 ,-.4 7 Fourth row: Clen Ashby, Cary Hendrickson, Thomas Behee, Chester Eitze, Larry Eastman, jack Ferguson. Carl Green, Bill Hutchinson, Ken Higshcc, Robert XVilson, jimmy Krebs, lid- ward Ischy, johnny Martin, lflhert Franks, Roy Brown, WV1-sley Pearson, Linda Ranney, Kirk French. Clyde Craigen, Alan Ford, Robert llarris. Ba EC ,ff- i if Ifiitli row: Roy Kinsey, Rex Bateman, Larry Alford. Bryant Lane, Paul Sullivan, Fred Civ- ens, Richard Ellis, Terry Pottholi. Bryan Adair, Iames Ioy, Sam Holt, .lack Faves. jimmy Prof- litt, Arthur YVittig, jimmy llcrrell. Gary Ollc johnny Pearcy, Arthur Larson, Butch Nicflaslin blames Nlclilroy, Scott Kavanaugli, Mack Nlay nd s Under the direction of Nlr. Ed llolt, the Hchel Band is once again joining the Boosting school spirit to a new high at pep rallies and games with its stirring marches, the hand was an active factor this year in helping make a closely-knit student body. Starting the year oli right in lnter- scliolastic League competition, the ltelmcl Band went to Bastrop shortly hefore Thanksgiving for thc ltcgion 13 march- ing contest to win a first division rating in both inspection and marching. The Travis Band also participates in parades during the school year. MAKING FINAL CHANGES in the coming half-time show are Danny Reed, Mr. Ed Holt, and Kenneth Southwell. 2 ,E Y ffx ' 'Juv Q ' , 5 A Q . ' l X am 5 vs-lr s iii, M 1 , s ff W .26 BURSTINC WITH REBEL SPIRIT are Rebel Band members as they cheer the newly elected co-captains, Ronnie Scott and Doug VVashbum, at the McCallum pep rally. CLQ-ftj THE MAIORETTES OF THE Travis Band arc shown in one of their ofhcial poses. They are Clencla Vick: Candy Challstromg Sandy Mosleyg Zelma Tyree, head maioretteg Jacque Rocssingg Betty Mayg and Patricia Curley. BAND SWEETHEART Jacque Roessing 21 t4 Y rv vw, v- Bottoin row: Dianne Xvhitehead, Janie Roessing, Eva Henrik- sen, Indy Atkins, Sandra Mashhnm, Doris Hudson, Suzanne Guerra, Cecilia Thomas, Arlene Fox, john Ellen Warren, Mrs. Bernard Forster, Patricia Nowell, Jackie Campbell, Kathy Keller, Elida Patino. Ruth XVoods, Anna Hudson, Mary Curd, Carolyn Munson, Vickey Taylor, Sharon Hitsman I , ff-fi ' ' ' ' Second row: Linda Sappington, Vonnie Israel, Adelle Sylves- ter, Anita Gentry, Sharon Iloeker, Phyllis LaTouf, June Harris, Bende Nickle, Indy Miles, joy Ballard, Mimi Sue Tidwell, Ieanne Jones, Nancy McClung, Bette Puckett, Pat Boling, Carolyn Dittmar, Cooki Peschka, Carol Copeland, Suzanne Rather, Billie Sue Damerau, Mary Ann Wolff I RECALLING THE CLAMOR and exeiteme of the Southern Ball are the Reheletto officer: Cfrontl john Ellen lVarren, president, P: Nowell, vice-president, Jackie Campbell, trea nrerg Clmackl Kathy Keller, historian, Cecil: Thomas, sergeant-at-arms, and Arlene Fo secretary. 'Z ww me B I ,I .A x fa M 'vs' K' 4- QM f MM ,egg J.,13-X49-j ' I K . Q 4, A ' my gsm, - -ww a,..r, a E63 9 .Unn- 9 'T J' 'hird row: janet Struhall, Linda VVong, Nelda Hawkins, Mil- red Brown. Terrv Choquette, l,eila Palmer, Suzanne Forester, haron Ilausler, Caynel Truehardt, Shirley Mashhum, VVilma Vaqcs, Nancy Conn, Sandy Piper, Carolyn Payton, Carole Ialloway, Sheryl Heed, Martha McClintock, Sharon Cahill, Karol Bucher, .Iudy Stewart Rebelettes The llehclcttcs, sponsored hy Mrs. Bernard Forster. are wt-II known lor their aetivities that fire Travis spirit. These girls nartieinate in pep rallies, entertain at the halftime of foothall games. and offer encourage- ment at the haskelhall and hasehall gaunes. They lend a helping hand to other organizations hy ushering for civic- activities at the Nlnnieinal Auditorium and at the Travis l'TfX's hack-to-school night. They also serve at the Quarterhaek Clulfs foothall hanquet They sell forget-me-nots for the Disahled American Veterans and poppies for the Veterans of Foreign XVars. Requirements for those interested in hecoming a memher of this group are to he a iunior or senior girl to have an S5 average. and to pass a marching test. To remain in Behelcttes the girls must maintain an S0 average. Every Christmas the Behelettes transform the cafe- torinm into a wonderland for the Southern Ball. one of the highlights of the year for every Travis student. il, i 'fi row: Betsy Coodwin, Myrna Orr, Ann VVindsor, Diane Fairy Davenport, Patricia Clendennen, Betty Pearson, Dillard. Sandra Sauls, Linda Edmonds, Karen Cline, Reynolds. jackie Hammer, Dorothy VVusterhausen, Sue Brewer. Cail Moore, Pat Lind. Kay Tyler, loyee Betty Chandler, Sharon Rhodes ' THE FUN-LOVING Behelette sponsor, Mrs. Bernard Forster, participates in a skit hefore thc Burbank game with five other teacher cheerleade'rs. Ballroom Dancing Club MEMBERS ARE: lfront rowl Don Valk, Janet Helf, Gene Cox, Selena Ford, Lee St. John, Leila Palmer, Leroy Bush, Mrs. Frances Davis, Mr. Jack Allison. lSecond rowl Larry Hibler, Glenda Vick, Jackie Harbor, Carolyn Dittmar, Lloyd Schwartz, Judy Ransom, Fred Rowsey, Kathy Keller, Bo Price. lThird rowl Bobby Eli, Bende Nickle, Tommy Reed, Suzy Rather, Charles Bunce, Diane Wang, Bill McKinney, Judy Miles, Bonnie Scott. lFourth rowl Ralph Knebel, Genie Jo Cox, Billy Farris, Mary Ann Parker, Arthur Larson, Zelma Tyree, David Bland, Jacque Roessing, Clay Solomon. fFifth rowl Bobby Repp, Pat Gallatin, Jim Bock, Joan Lazalo, Paul LaLonde, Carol Copeland, Champ Howell, Arlene Fox, Sam Shaw. CSixth rowl Doug Washburn, Candy Challstrom, Jimmy Young, Pat Boling, Harry Masch, Janet Struhall, Jerry Martin, Pat Nowell, Arthur wiuig. CSeventh rowl Leon Ross, Janie Roessing, Glen Bennight, April Clover, Bobby Balfour, Bette Puckett, Tommy Caldwell, Dorothy Wuster- hausen, Ned Wood. lEighth rowl Charles Shaw, Cecilia Lawrence, Franky Poston, Judy Atkins, Ken Kirksey, Carole Galloway, David Ruckman, John Ellen Warren, Vicki Watson. fNinth rowl George Sanders, Kay Rundell, Johnny Martin, Linda Ball, Darrell Cooper. Thr- purposc of thc Ballroom Dancing Cluli is to providc social cntcrfainmcnt and to inalic it possilnlc for students to lcaru propcr inanncrs of dancing. MR. IACK ALLISON and MRS. FRANCES DAVIS fill thcir jobs as sponsors by dancing. Mrs. Davis tries lo teach new steps while Mr. Allison coaches the boys on manners of dancing. EVERYBODY DANCES includ- ing the olliccrs and tlicir part- ners. Olliccrs arc: Ronnic Scott, president: Leon Ross. vicc-prcsi- dcntg Jacque Rocssing, sccrc- laryg Doug vV1lSlllJlIl'l1, scrgcant- at-arms: and Ho Price, record chairman. A POPULAR SONG in the air, the club members all lake part- ners and dance. Intramural Officiating Club Purposes of the Intramural Ofticiati Club are to set up the intramural pr gram and to give students the oppo tunity to serve as officials at these garn Through activities, members learn rul and proper ways to play the games. OFFICERS of the Intramural Oflieiating Cl are Caynel Truehardt, reporter, Bobbie Oliv vice-president, Mrs. Rosemary Leonard, spo sorg Anna Hudson, treasurer, Pat Hall, sec tary, and Patsy East, president. MEMBERS are lfront rowj Angie Graham, Juanita Wheeler, Patsy East, Donna Hill, Phil Hall, lsecond rowl Sheryl Yeary, Bobbie Oliver, Gaynel Truchardt, Marilyn Connell, Anna Hudson, Brenda Hough, Patsy Shelton, Cthird rowj Becky Sterzing, Mary Nell Johnson, Polly Edmonds, Linda Creed, Dolores Woolsey, and Pat Hall. Not pictured are Susie Blackstone, Dottie Matthews, and Darlene Levingston. THESE STUDENTS appreciate the beauty of fine art. They are Francis Siller, Leonard Mc- Cormick, Pat Kirby and Nancy Conn. THE PURPOSE of the Fine Arts Club is to provide for the youth of the school a vision of the contributions which artis- tic genius has made to the development and enrichment of human life. MISS IOSIE CHAMPION, sponsor of the Fine Arts Club, goes over an arrangement of music with Leonard McCormick, talented pianist. Fine Arts lub THE OFFICERS OF THE FINE ARTS CLUB are Francis Siller, secretary, Bennet Averyt, historiang Leonard MeC0nnick, presidentg Sharon Dillard, vice-president, and Pat Kirby, treas- urer. MISS CHAMPION e n i 0 y s working with these members of the club: ffront to hat-lil Freda Crawford, Mary Christal, Sherry Troutman, and Nancy Conn. 209 2 , ..Xk zrrilfiw-'rg:rQz, 'xv' OFFICERS OF D. E. are Csittingj Janice Dunn, RINClNC UP A SALE at VElllght,S Ilurdxyare secreturyg Brenda Burns, representutiveg Carolyn SUW0 15 GZUQY Hilldfmilll, DI'05lfl0m Of Dwmbll' Ilalwkins, ll'C1lSlll'Cl'q 4SlLl1lillIlQ,'l Burrell Lnnkforcl, UVO EflUCillI0l1- sergeant-at-zlrmsg Cary Illllillililllll, presidentg and Billy Maul, vice-president. Distributive Ed ucation The purpose of D. E. is to give on-the-job training in retailing and wholesal- ing, coordinated with class- room work. NEW TO TRAVIS this year is Mr. Kenneth H 0 g u e , club sponsor. BRENDA BURNS is judged D. E. sweetheart at the club clnnee in December. Other nominees were Betty WVagner and Molly Schmidt. ' me W1 Jw Q QF 'W we-niar' we I WF' fi hx I R L MK, W f,, yi. QM, hm xv f ., , ,-V. M af WMM, K A' 5 .QQ wa- P P! 5 Q C A K ' fit S' n nv Ng O - VS - - , 5. v I Q. si was - Q 75- - E . Q ,fl 4 V If , H J Z.. ,Q 'Q 4 2 fx M FL wx l? A 1 an - ..o- - do- V? K' '11, ' X R 'Y v if W A -:SQ S, in as 9 O i'?m',t 5 s Q ,m ll Q Dance Band TOMMY BOURKE, director, listens while Mr. Ed Holt, sponsor, announces that the Dance Band will play at the Rebel Boosters' Carnival in the talent show on November 13. SAX APPEAR AGAIN this year except instead of sack dresses they are in- struments played by Rob- ert Willingham, G a r y Hendrickson T o m m y Bourke, Glenn Ashby, and Joanne Mallett. TOP BRASS of the club are Linda Ranney, Edward Ischy, Ken Ri s- bee, Robert Wilson, loin McCaslin, james McEl- roy, and Scott Kavanaugh. DANCE BAND MEMBERS are ffront rowl Ischy, Ken Rigsbee, Robert Wilson, john Mc- Robert Willingham, Gary Hendrickson, Tommy Caslin, james McElroy, Scott Kavanaugh, Ken- Bourke, Clenn Ashby, Joanne Mallett, Bryant neth Southwell, Tex Cross, and Gerald Walker. Lane, fsecond rowl, Linda Ranney, Edward The purpose of the Dance Band is to provide an op- portunity to play popular music and to give students enjoyment. It also supplies them with a wider playing experience. THE BEAT SECTION consists of Bryant Lane, Kenneth Southwell, Tex Gross, and Gerald Walker. POSING AROUND THE PHONOGRAPH and 'Hs The purpose of the Popular Music I club is for its members to be able to enjoy popular music within a room of friendship. Helping to carry this purpose out are the officers lecl by their president, Linda Sappington. The other officers are Pat Curley, vice-president, Mary Ann Wolf, treasurer, and Sharon Hammer, secretary. OWNSBY gives President Linda I Sapp1ngton's favorite record an MISS MEQRY ELIZABETH p u r M LI ' I approving glance. listening to a record are the members of the Popular Music I. In the first semi-circle are Suzanne Hubbard, Mary Ann VVolf, Linda Sappington, Beverly Calhoun, and Marcilla Ward. In the second circle are Carolyn Wunne- burger, Juaneva Farris, Gay Gibson, Dolores Alewine and Shannon Saunders. The third semi- circle contains Kay Cullen, Dorothy Courtney, Irene Loveless and Billie Sue Stovall. Sharon Hammer begins the fourth row with Doris Greenwood at her side, then comes Susie Priest, jo Gayle jenkins, Sandy Krezdorn, Judy Berry, Barbara Blackman and Mary Ann Luhn. The back row consists of Sherilyne McCoy, Kathy Pannell, Carol Hansen and Dianne Quick. The purpose of the Pop- ular Music II club is for the members to be able to enjoy the music of today by listening to records of popular songs done by their favorite artists. Popular Mu i II L 'ummm --1 ' DISCUSSINC PLANS for the next club day are Mrs. Regina WVelge and the president, David Smith. -v MEMBERS OF THE POPULAR MUSIC II this year are Cliottom rowl Peggy Smith, Sandra Cheeu. Ruth YVoods, jackie Campbell, Ducky Newman, Carmen Prado, Molly Schmidt, fsec' ond rowl Margaret Klingermann, janie Town- send. Mimi Sue Tidwell, Kathryn Miles, Ceci- lia Thomas, Carol Blazyk, Ian Powell, Pat Christal, Ctlrird rowl Eddie Schmidt, Sammy Foster, Nancy Stahl. Kay Tyler, Shirley Stein, Maxine Barton, Shirley Tillman, Patsy Huber, Mary lane VVells, lfourtli rowl Iackey Brad- sher, Mike Prather, Bobby Lawson, David Smith, Sue Syler, Michaele Thurgood, Betty Hill, Katharine Lairdon, Betty McCullough, lfiftli rowl David Smith. Salvador Reyna. Stan- ley Blazyk, john Shaw and Daniel Torres. 216 BETTY CHANDLER, Shirley Mashbum, Judy Crow and Martha Morris are entering the Nurses Home for the Saturday morning orien- tation course. SANDRA WITTIC, Doris Hudson, Carol Rea and Mildred Brown are on their way to the Nurses Club meeting. BARBARA JONES, Jackie Hammer and Kathy McElroy are wearing the official nurses aide uniforms worn in the hospitals. Future urses and Ili u Health Careers lub THE CAUSE OF THE FUTURE NURSES and Allied Health Careers Club is to acquaint students with the kinds of educational programs available in nursing and careers allied to the field of medicine. It also gives academic and personal requirements they must meet, and future opportunities the professions will offer them. THESE STUDENTS ENJOY being in the Fu- ture Nurses Club. They are Cfrout rowl Babs Crockett, Sharleen Reed. Margaret Dawson, fbaek rowj Mary Curd, Laura Stach, Barbara Steinmeyer, and Ten'y Reissig. 5 R EW ar u-1--- -v .,- K D- - 01 3 TFICERS OF THE FUTURE NURSES ARE out rowl jere Cyrus, treasurerg Mickey Sue ewer, president: Myrna Orr. vice-presidentg 'concl rowl YVilma XYages and Terry Cho- ette, corresponding secretaries: Miss Alice -ll. sponsorg Vicki Taylor, recording seeretaryg d Ann VVindsor, historian. is PAT LIND, Sharon Hitsman. Annette Hihler and Beverly Nielsen are some of the aetive members in the Nurses Club. it -W OYCF BOONE. Pam Renker, CAIL XVINIBERLY, Virginia Puryear, and Maria Rodriguez .ois Simpson and Ellen Cehert comment that the Nurses Club is a very worthwhile organiza- iause hefore the Nurses' Home tion. :here they go for the orienta- ion class. ESE FUTURE NURSES are learning more ld more ahout joh opportunities in the field of ledicine. They are Alinnnie Sue Riely. Becky ross, jackie Nlillllllill and Carolyn Payton. s CAROLYN DRAKE, Ellenor Spillar, Pat Clen- dennan, and Pat Brandt say that they find the club work to be interesting and beneficial. 2l7 JEFF McDONALD, Karen Jones, Gayle Patter- son, Rose Barnhouse and Geoffrey Ferguson stop and rest at the base of a Roman-type column. JARED CANN, Judy Wood, Florine Prewitt, Virginia Altum and Clyde Park seem to enjoy the atmosphere around the Roman-type col- umns. Q x LILLIE HOWELL, James Smith, Donna Atchi- son, Clyde Craigen and Virginia McElvany enjoy being in the Latin Club, they say. The Latin Conquerors . . . To increase one's knowledge of Latin and its influence on modern languages. . . . To broaden one's interest in the Roman classics and culture which still affect todayis living. . . . To perpetuate the past history on which our present is building for the future. . . These are the purposes of the Latin Club. THE CLUB'S CHARTER is shown between Louis Umlauf and Mack May. CCM, L I .gg Q' ' v X I MRS. NIILDRED HATCH. sponsor of the Latin Club, is pictured with Mr. Philip Stark. a guest speaker of the club. PHTEETR5 LOUIS UMLAUF and Ann Franzctti display the new school motto. Scicntia Est Potcstasn means Knowledge Is Power. OFFICERS OF TIIE Latin Club are Historian, Judy jarvis: Pro-consul, Cookie Pcschkag Scriba, Gail Moorcg Nuntius, Bill Tarpleyg Quaestor, Bill Brophyg Consul, Bill Catlin. HESE LATIN STUDENTS are celebrating the death of Cookie Peschka, Bill Brophy, Virginia Mclilvany. Coyle Pattu aesar at the annual Latin banquet. They are Cin-liriiiigl Ceof- son, Karen jones, and Margaret Dawson. ey Ferguson, Pam Renker, jared Ganng Cstandingl Gail Moore. 220 JACKIE JUVENAL GIVES Butch Stooksberry instructions on how to place Beat Sam Shaw's hat on correctly before the German Club assembly. The German Club's purpose is to have a better understanding of Germany, German speaking people, and the lan- guage itself. HOWV MANY BARBERS does it take to give Chester Eitze a shave? According to this pic- ture it takes Bill Hutchinson, Butch Stooks- berry, XVallace Stapp, and Neal jenkins. Julia Ann YVarren is the manicurist working on his hands. German lub r' OFFICERS are Cfront rowl Marilyn Pruesse, treasurer, Julia Ann XVarren, secretary, Joy Toungate, vice-presidentg Chester Eitze, presi- dent: VVallace Stapp. sergeant-at-armsq Dessie Lohman, historian, and Jackie Juyenal Knot pic- tnrecll, reporter. fSet-ond rowj Members are Margaret Broman, Sharon Hausler, Ursula Hielscher, Mrs. Lesbia Taylor, sponsor, and David Dyess. tBnck rowl Skip Gregory, Neal jenkins, Dick Lee, Bill Hutchinson, Dick jor- dan and John Fuhrman. Martin Boozer and Elden Kier are not pictured. mu-.., SQUINTINC INTO THE SUN are members of the Chess Club Qfront l'OXX'l Fred YVende, Donald Hooper, Truman Trekwcll, Charles McDonald, Bobby jones. and Mr. Cutlin. CSL-eoud rowl Ray- mond Mosteller, Carl Barho, Lynn Alexander, hss ,, - ,thx ff:efQsssf2,i4 9,5 A Y 33 , 'Wifi' I f s- 'LANNINC HIS STRATEGY against Thomas Iergotz is .lack Stork. In the background is lorman jenkins involved in another game. Robert Moore, XVilliam Gibbs. and Henry Klingemann. LThird fowl Ietl Smart, Skipper Blaylock, Norman Jenkins, Pat Nash, -Iaek Stork, Jay Anderson, Thomas Hergotz. fl7om'th rowl Leroy Vasquez, Mike Milton, Hubert Syler, and Nelson White. Club The purpose ofthe Chess Club is to encourage inter- est in the game of chess and to provide time to in' crease that interest. STOPPINC FOR A MOMENT to pose are Mr. Frank Cultin sponsor, Fred YVencle, vice-president, Raymond Mosteller: presirlentg and jim Browder, secretary-treasurer. fri 2 21 OFFICERS ARE Cscatedj Linda Wong, presi- dent, Karen Cline, first vice-president, Cstancl- ingj Margaret Cage, second vice-president, Bet- ty May, secretary, Ioy Ballard, parliamentariang and Joan Rummel, reporter. Not pictured are Sandra Mashburn, historian, and Shannon Kluckhohn, treasurer. Future Teachers lub THE SPONSOR of the Future Teachers is Mrs. Carmen Ferris. A CAKE SALE was one of the many activities of this club. Here Linda Wong and Shirley Rowland are selling cakes at Twin Oaks. ANIONC THE ACTIVE MEMBERS of the Future Teachers Club are fscatvcll Barbara Roberts, Elizabeth Nitschke, Margaret Juarez, Qstandingl Carolyn Munson, and Nancy Nichols. 5 TAKING NOTES are Linda Gibson, Mary Claire Russell. Ioan Rummel, Sandra Snnsom, Donna Raunxaker, and Betsy Goodwin. They, like other Future Teachers, also observe teach- ing techniques. We LOOKING INTO THE FU- TURE are Ann Moreland, Nel- da Hawkins, Nelda Swenson, Adelle Sylvester and Edith Peoples. They are planning to be teachers. THINKING OF COURSES that teachers would take are Shirley Rowland, Pam Williams, Nancy Holcomb, Winona Leissner, and Connie Alexander. 2 o gpm!! 1 igf s f 224 NIENIBFRS ARE ftop rowl Kenneth Southwell, Joe Kirk, Hocker, Linda Alford, Cbottoin rowl Ahundio Ruiz, Eddl Charles Patton. jerry Dixon, lay Braunian, Linnard Griffin, Hanseler, Bubba Joiner, Don Cilherl, Trinidad I LII E I recl Givens. Kweeoml row! Valeria Carter, Annette Lewis, Siegmund, and Eugene Green. Connie Carson. Bertha Barrientes. Lenora Alvarez, Sharon Junior Historian W-4 OFFICERS are Kenneth Southwell. president, Mrs. YVillarcl Nitschke and Mr. XVooch'ow Hain- water, eo-sponsorsg Clmeli rowl Fred Givens, treasurer: Annette Lewis, secretary, Bubba Joiner, vice-president, and Linnard Griffin, ser- geant-at-zlrms. The purpose of the Inniur Ilistorians is to proinote interest in lnstory, espe- cially that oi our eoininunity. KICNNICTII S0l'TllYVlilrl. is seen returning a hook on the French Legation to the librarians. Mrs. Barbara johnson and Mrs. Minnie Rogers. FIRST YEAR FRENCH Club members are Pat Redding, Bette Puckett, joyce Freitag, Paul LaLonde, Sandy Piper, Darlene Levingston, Doris Palmer, Sharon Hitsman, Mary Ann Wolff, Cecilia Lawrence, Bende Nickle, Mildred Brown, and jackie Har our. French Club OFFICERS lall second year French studentsl are Candy Challstro-m, recording secretary, Ann Moreland, historian, jim Graves, president, Gerald Walker, treasurer, Carolyn Payton, sergeant-at-arms, LaVonia Marriott, corre- sponding secretaryg Sharon Cahill, song leader, and jerry Ludwig, chaplain. Not pictured is Kitty Chauvin, vice-president. ADVANCED FIRST YEAR FRENCH Club members with their student teacher, Miss Charlene Hawthom, are Claudia Jamison, Annette Hibler, Mike Motley, Eva Henriksen, Fairy lgavfnport, Judy Atkins, and the French teacher, Mrs. Lesbia ay or. THE FRENCH CLUB of W. B. Travis High School tries to encourage students to take French and shows the advantages of a high school studcnt's taking French. For those taking French, the Club helps them to become more familiar with the language. Members invite guest speak- ers Who teach or have profited from taking French. 225 ffl Nw f' N my f f .f 'xx x 54 35 Backing '4 5 1.5 5- I O ' W, . ff 1 I' . 4 ' . 'Q . 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C. Smoot Co. GR 8-878I 3Il6 Manor Rd Austin, Texas Q Adair, Bryan Band, 57-60, Track, 57-59. Alvarado, Margaret Future Homemakers Club, 57-58, 59- 60. Alvarez, Paul Averyt, Bennet Thespians, 57-60, National Thespians, 57-60, fVice-President, 59-601, Band, 57-60 fAll-Regional, 58-60, All Dis- trict, 58-60, All State Altemate, 58- 59, All Area 59-601, Book Club, 57-58, Press Club, 58-59, Rebel Roundup, 58-60 fAdvertising Manager, 59-601, R Club, 58-60, Fine Arts Club, 59-60 fHistorian1, Southemer, 59-60, Na- tional Honor Society, 59-60. Bailey, Janet Class Officer, 57-59 fSecretary, 57, Vice-President, 58, Treasurer, 58, Secretary, 591, Student Council Repre- sentative, 57-58 fAlternate, fall1, Roy- al Court, 57-58, Queen of Travis, 59-60, Beauty Revue, 57-60 fMore Beautiful, 57-581, FHA, 58-60 fVice- President, 58-601, Cheerleader, 58-60, R Club, 58-60, Mixed Choir, 58-60 lTreasurer, 59-601, Football Sweet- heart Nominee, 59-60, Advisory Of- ficer, 59-60. Baker, Ross Southerner Staff, 59-60. Balfour, Robert Student Council Alternate, fall 57, Advisory Oilicer fVice-President, spring, 58, Vice-President, 58-591, Basketball, 57-60 KB Team, 57-59, Varsity, 59-601, B Team Football, 58-59, Thespians, 57-58, Band, 57-58, Teenage Book Club, 57-58, Ballroom Dancing Club, 58-60. Ballard, fgoy Class O cer, fall 57 fTreasurer1, Ad- visory Officer, fall 57, fall 58, Student Council Alternate, spring 58, spring 60, Beauty Revue, 57-59, Future Teachers Club, 58-60 fSecretary, 58- 59, Parliamentarian, 59-601, Thes- pians, 58-60, Rebelettes, 59-60, South- ern Belle Nominee, FHA, 59-60 fChapter President, fall 59, Unit His- torian, spring 601. Barkley, Don FFA, 58-60 fChapter Reporter, 59-601, Advisory Oilicer, spring 60 fTreasurer1. Barton, Maxene Popular Music Club, 58-60, FHA, 58- 60 159-60, Chapter Vice-President, Unit Treasurer1, Intramurals, 58-60. Belver, Lloyd Boys Choir, 57-59, Mixed Choir, 59- 60. Bland, David Popular Records Club, 57-58, Ball- room Dancing Club, 58-60, Advisory Ollicer, spring 60 fSergeant-at-Am1s1. Bourgeois, Dottie FHA 59-60. Bourke, Tommy Band, 57-60, Dance Band, 57-60, DE Club, 59-60. 248 Senior Activities Bradshaw, Bill Boys Choir, 57-58. Bray, Ruthann Advisory Officer, 57, fall 59, Class Oili er, spring 57 fTreasurer1, fall 58 fTreasurer1, spring 59 fSecretary1, fall 59 fTreasurer1, Band, fall 57, Class Favorite, 57-59, R Club, 57-60 fHis- torian, 58-591, Beauty Revue, 57-58, Intramurals, 57-59, Ballroom Dancing Club, 57-58, Girls Choir, fall 58, Mixed Ch oir, spring 59, 59-60, fPresident, 59-601, National Honor So- ciety, 58-60, FHA, 58-60 fPresident, 59-601, Popular Music I, 58-59 fPresi- dent1, Student Council Altemate, spring 59, Royal Court, 58-60, Cheer- leader, 59-60, YPCO, 59-60, Needle- craft Club, 59-60, Friendliest Girl, 59-60, Editor Football Programs, 59- 60. Brewer, Mickey Sue Advisory Officer fTreasurer, fall 57, Secretary, spring 581, Girls Choir, 57- 59 lReporter, 58-591, Mixed Choir, 59-60, Future Nurses Club, 57-60 fHistorian, 57, fall 58, President, spring 601, Rebelettes, 59-60, FHA, 59-60, Intramurals, 59-60. Browder, jim Student Council Representative, 57- 60 fParliamentarian, spring 601, Po - ular Records Club, 57-58, R Club, 57-60, Chess Club, 58-60 fVice-Presi- dent, 58-59, Secretary, 59-601, Na- tional Honor Society, 58-60 CVice- President1, Advisory Officer, spring 60 CVice-President1. Bunce, Charles Thespians, 57-60, National Thespians, 57-60, Advisory Officer, 57-58, Popular Records Club, 57-58, R Club, 57-59, Key Club, 57-60, YPCO, 58-59, Press Club, 58-59, Southerner, 58-59, Rebel Roundup, 58-59, A Cappella Choir, 59-60, Fine Arts Club, 59-60, Varsity Tennis Team, 59-60, National Honor Society, 59-60. Cain, Martha Intramurals, 57-58 fMajor letter1, Pan American Student Forum, 57-58, FHA, 57-60 CDistrict Historian, 57- 58, Class Reporter, fall 58, Degree Chairman, spring 59, Historian, fall 591, Student Council Representative, fall 58, fall alternate 59, Southerner, 58-59 fBusiness Manager, fall 581, Press Club, 58-59, R Club, 58-59, National Honor Society, 58-60, Crafts Club, 59-60. Calhoun, Beverly FHA, 57-60 fTreasurer, 58-591, Ball- room Dancing Club, 57-58, Intra- murals, 57-59, Popular Music Club, 58-60. Campbell, Jackie Student Council Alternate, 57-58, Popular Music Club, 57-60 fSecretary, 59-601, Beauty Revue, 57-58, Advisory Secretary, 58-59, Rebelettes, 58-60 fTreasurer, 59-601, R Club, 58-59: Girls Choir, 59-60 fTreasurer1, Mixed Choir. 59-60, FHA, 59-60 fUnit President1. Caruthers, Jimmie Boys Choir, 59-60. Christal, Pat Popular Music Club, 57-60, Girls Choir, 57-58, Mixed Choir, 58-60, Intramurals, 59-60. Clendennen, Patricia Future Nurses Club, 57-60, Girls Choir, 57-60, Rebelettes, 59-60, FHA, 59-60 fClass Parliamentarian1. Cline, Karen Rebelettes, 58-60, Southem Belle Nominee, 59-60, Future Teachers Club. 58-60 fVice-President, 59-601, Popular Music Club, 58-59. Clover, April Advisory President, fall 59, Publica- tions Representative, 59-60, Ballroom Dancing Club, 59-60, Royal Court, 59-60, Football Sweetheart Nominee, 59-60, Beauty Revue. 59-60 fMore Beautiful1, National Honor Society, 58-60, Future Homemakers, spring 60, Southerner Staff, 59-60, Rebel Roundup Staff, 59-60. Coble, George B Team Football, 57-59, Student Council Altemate, fall 57, Advisorv President, 58-59, Class Oilicer, fall 58, fall 59 fSergeant-at-Arms, Vice- President1, Starlight Revue, 58-59. Conn, Nancy Cynthia Future Nurses Club, 57-58, Thespians, 57-58, fall 59, Rebelettes, 58-60, Rebel Roundup, 58-59, Fine Arts Club, 59-60, Mixed Choir, 59-60, YPCO, 59-60. Conner, Jerry Wayne B Team Football, 57-59, Varsity Foot- ball, 59-60 fl Letter1, Track, 57-58, Popular Music Club, 59-60 lSergeant- at-Arms1. Cooper, Darrel Gene Ballroom Dancing Club 59-60, Mixed Choir, 59-60, FFA, 59-60. Corbell, Don E. Courtney, Dorothy FHA, 59-60, Popular Music Club, 59-60. Cowey, Doug Advisory President, spring 60, Tennis Team, 59-60. Cox, Gene M. Ballroom Dancing Club, 58-60, Mixed Choir, 59-60. Crawford, Frances FHA, 57-60 fChapter Secretary, fall 58, Chapter Vice-President, spring 60, Class Secretary, Historian, Secretary, President, vice-President, Secretary1, Popular Music Club, 57-58, 59-60 fVice-President, 59-601, Y-Teens, 57- 58, Student Council Altemate, spring 59, fall 59, Advisory Treasurer, 59-60. Crawford, Freda R Club, 57-60, National Honor Society, 58-60, A Cappella Choir, 57-60, QRe- porter, 59-60, Regional Choir, 57-60, All State Choir, 601, Southerner Stait, 58-60 CFeatures Editor, 58-591, Rebel Roundup Staff, 58-60, Quill and Scroll, 59-60, Publications Re resentative, 58-59, Student Council, l,Rcpresenta- tive, fall 57, Altemate, spring 58-fall 581, Fine Arts Club, 59-60, Latin Club, 57-58, FHA, 59-60, Advisory Vice-President, 59-60. Crites, Andy Sophomore Class President, fall 57, junior Class President, fall 58, Varsity Football, 57-60, Varsity Track, 57-60, Royal Court, 58-60, Starlight Revue, 58-60, CMost Handsome, 601, A Cap- pella Choir, 58-60, fRe ional Choir, 59-601, Advisory President, 57-58, Ballroom Dancing Club, 59-60. Cullen Kay Starlight Revue, 57-60, Cheerleader, 59-60, Student Council, fall 59, CCor- responding Secretary, fall 591, R Club, 59-60, Football Program Co-editor, 59, YPCO, 59-60, Advisory Vice- President, 58-59, Ballroom Dancing Club, 57-58, Po ular Music Club I, 58-60, Intramurags, 57-60, Band, fall 57, National Honor Society, 59-60. Cyrus, Jere R Club, 57-60 tTreasurer, 59-601, National Honor Society, 58-60, Quill and Scroll, 58-60, Rebel Roundup staff, 58-60, CCO-editor, 59-601, Band, 57-60, CLibrarian, 59-601, Future Nurses Club, 58-60, fSecretary, 58-59, Treasurer, 59-601, Starlight Revue, 57- 59, Student Council tRepresentative, spring 591, Ballroom Dancing Club, 57-58. Dillard, Sharon NVomen's Choir, fall 57, tAccompanist, 57-581, A Cappella Choir, spring 58- 60, lSecretary, 59-601, Student Coun- cil Representative, spring 58, spring 60, CCD-treasurer, spring 601, Fine Arts Club, 59-60, CVice-President, 59- 601, PASF, 58-59, Popular Music Club, 57-58, Rebelettes, fall 58, 59- 60, FHA, 57-58, Class Ollicer, 57-58. Dodds, Veronica FHA, 57-60, lThird Vice-President, 59-601, Intramurals Club, 58-60. Dunn, Ianice Popular Music Club II, 57-58, 59-60, Starlight Revue, 58-59, Women's Choir, spring 58, 58-59, fVice-Presi- dent, spring 591, A Capgella Choir, 59-60, Popular Music Clu CReporter, 58-591, DE Club 59-60, FHA, spring E83 Student Council fAltemate, spring 8 . Eitze, Chester R Club, 57-59, Band, 57-60, Dance Band, fall 58, Thes ians of the Scar- let Masque, 57-60, FPresident, 59-601, National Thespians, 57-60, QTreasurer, '59-601, Southerner Reporter, 58-60, Quill and Scroll, 58-60, Rebel Round- up staff, 58-59, German Club, 59-60, fPresident, 59-601. Senior Activities Eli, Bobby Varsity Football, 59-60, B Team Foot- ball, 58-59, A Cappella Choir, fall 58. Fabian, Louis Farris, Billy B Team Basketball, 57-58, Varsity Basketball, 58-60, Advisory Oflicer, 57-59 CVice-President, 57-58, fall 58, Secretary, spring 591, Starlight Revue, 58-60, Ballroom Dancing C ub, 58-60. Ferguson, lack Band, 57-60, Photographer for South- emer and Rehel Roundu , 57-58, Press Club, 57-58, R Chi, 57-58, Chess Club, 58-60, National Merit Examinations Honoree. Ford, Salena FHA, 57-58, Ballroom Dancing Club, 58-60, Thespians of the Scarlet Masque, 58-59, Women's Choir, 58- 60. Foster, Sammy Chess Club, 58-59, Popular Music Club, 59-60, Publications Represent- ative, 59-60, Advisory Officer, 59-60 lSecretary, fall 59, Treasurer, spring 601. Fowler, Mack PASF, 59-60. Fox, Arlene R Club, 57-60, A Cappella Choir, 58- 60, Ballroom Dancing Club, 57-60, Rebelettes, 58-60 fSecretary, 59-601, Southern Belle Nominee, 59-60, Star- light Revue, 58-60, Intramurals, 57- 60, National Honor Society, 59-60, Senior Class Secretary, s ring 60, FHA, 58-59 CHistorian, Cllapter II, 58-591, Student Council, fall 57, 58- 60 CHistorian, fall 58, Convention Delegate for TASC, spring 59, Par- liamentarian, fall 59, Recording Sec- retary, spring 601, YPCO, 59-60 fVice- President, 59-601. Gage, Gary Gage, Margaret Band 57 60 fMa'orette 58 591- Fu ttire Teachers Club, 57-60 fTreasurer, 57-58, President, 58-59, Vice-Presi- dent, 59-601, R Club 58-59, FHA, 57- 60 fClass Son Leader, 58-591, Latin Club, 57-58 Flteporter, 57-581, Star- light Revue, 57-58, Student Council, 57-58 fAltemate, fall 57, Representa- tive, spring 581. Gheen, Sandra FHA, 59-60, Rebel Roundup staff, 59-60, Southerner Staff, 59-60, Popu- lar Music Club II, 59-60, Publications Representative, fall 59. Givens, jack Band, 58-60. Goodwin, Betsy Band, 57-59, Rebelettes, 59-60, R Club, 57-58, Ballroom Dancing Club, 57-58, Future Teachers Club, 58-60, DAR History Award, 59-60. Green, Carl Band, 57-60 fBusiness Manager, 59- 601, Advisory President, 58-59. Green, Eugene junior Historians Club, 59-60, DAR History Award, 59-60, Editorial writer for Southerner, 59-60, Quill and Scroll, 59-60. Guerra, Hortense PASF, 57-59 fCon'es nding Secre- tary, fall 57, Recorgihg Secretary, 58-591, Spanish National Honor So- ciety, 58-60 fSecretary-Treasurer, 58- 591, Needlecraft Club, 59-60, National Honor Society, 59-60. Guerra, Suzanne PASF, 57-60 CChaplain, fall 59- Par- liamentarian, spring 601, Spanish Na- tional Honor Society, 58-60, Intra- murals, 57-58, Rebelettes, 58-60, Publications Representative, 58-59. Gully, Ken Curley, Patricia R Club, 57-60, Intramurals, 57-60, National Honor Society, 58-60, Band, 58-60, CMajorette, 58-601, A Cappella Choir, 58-60 fAccompaniSt, 58-601, Starlight Revue, 57-58, Ballroom Dancing Club, 57-58, Popular Music Club II, 58-59, Po ular Music Club I, 59-60 CVice-President, 59-601, Rebel Roundup stall, 59-60, YPCO, 58-60 fTreasurer, 59-601. Gutierrez, Vera Future Nurses Club, 57-59, PASF, 59-60, Women's Choir, 58-60. Haldeman, Gary Track, 57-58, Student Council Alter- nate, fall 57, DE Club, 59-60 CPrcsi- dent, 59-60, Tri-City Representative, 59-601, Advisory President, fall 59. Hall, Patricia Tennis Team, 57-60, Intramurals, 57- 59, Intramurals Club, 59-60, Popular Music Club II, 57-58. Hall, Phylliss Tennis Team, 57-60, Intramurals, 57- 59, Intramurals Club, 59-60, Popular Music Club II, 57-58. Hampton, Karen Advisory Treasurer, 57-59, Popular Music Club, 57-60, FHA, 58-60 CClass Historian, 58-59, Class Vice-President, 59-601. Hawkins, Nelda PASF, 57-59, Advisory Secretary, 57- 59, Rebelettes, 58-60, Future Teach- ers Club, 59-60, FHA, 59-60. Herrell, jimmy R Club, 57-60, Band, 57-60 Wicc- President, 59-60, All District Band, 57-601, Dance Band, 58-59, Thespians of the Scarlet Masque, 57-60 iSer- geant-at-Arms, 59-601, National Thes- pians, 57-60, Advisory Vice-President, 58-59, Chess Club, 59-60, Southerner columnist, 58-60, Quill and Scroll, 59-60, National Honor Society, 59-60. Hibler Lan'y R Club, 57-60, National Honor So- ciety, 58-60, Junior Class Favorite, 58-59, Royal Court, 58-60 CKing, 59- 601, Student Council Representative, 57-60 fSergeant-at-Arms, fall 58, fall 249 59, Parliamentarian, spring 591, Friendliest Boy, 59-60, Starlight Re- vue, 59-60, Class Oilicer, 58-60 fVice- President, fall 58, spring 60, President, spring 59, fall 591, B Team Football, 57-58, Varsity Football, 58-60 lAll- district 13AAAA, 59-601, Ballroom Dancing Club, 59-60, Key Club, 57- 60 fVice-President, 57-59, President 59-601, Southerner Staff, 57-59, Rebel Roundup stall, 58-59, Rod and Gun Club, 57-58. Hill Peggy Starlight Revue, 57-59 lTop Ten Most Beautiful, 58-591, Future Nurses Club, 57-58, 59-60, Y-Teens, 57-58 fPresi- dent, 57-581, Publications Represent- ative, 58-59, Advisory OfBcer, 59-60, Xgswmeds Choir, 59-60 lReporter, 59- Hocker, Sharron Latin Club, 57-58, Rebelettes, 58-59. Hoes, Harold Ballroom Dancing Club, 57-58, DE Club, 58-59. Horton, lim Southerner Reporter, 59-60. Hudson, .Doris Intramurals, 57-60, Future Nurses Club, 57-60 fTreasurer, 57-58, Secre- t , 58-591, Advisory Officer, 57-59, Igbelettes, 59-60, FHA, 59-60, Wom- en's Choir, 59-60. Irvine, John R Club, 57-59, Band 57-60, Dance Band, 58-59, Chess Club, 59-eo, Ke Club, 57-60, Rebel Roundup staili 58-60, Southemer Staff, 58-60, Quill and Scroll, 58-60. Ischy, Edward Band, 57-60, Dance Band, 58-60 fPresident, 59-601, Advisory Sergeant- at-Arms, 58-59. Israel, Vonnie R Club, 58-60, YPCO, 58-60, PASF, 57-59, Spanish National Honor So- ciety, 58-60, Thespians of the Scarlet Masque, 57-59, Southerner Stall, 58- 60 fColumnist, 58-59, Reporter, 59- 601, Rebel Roundup Stait, 59-60, Quill and Scroll, 58-60, Advisory Treasurer, 57-58, 59-60, MTAA News Editor, 58-59, FHA, 59-60 fVice- President, 59-601, Needlecraft Club, 59-60, Rebelettes, 58-60, Betty Crock- er Homemaker of Tomorrow, 59-60, National Honor Society, 59-60. Jaeger, Robert FFA, 58-60, Men's Choir, 59-60. Ientsch, Robert FFA, 57-60 fSentinel, 59-601. johnson, Sam FFA, 57-59, DE, 59-60, A Cappella Choir, 59-60. jones, Bobby B Team Football, 57-59, Varsity Foot- ball, 59-60, Senior Class Treasurer, spring 60, Royal Court, 59-60, Star- light Revue, 59-60, Chess Club, 59-60, Manager of Basketball team, 58-59, 250 Senior Activities Student Council Altemate, fall 57, 58-59. Jones, Jeanne Latin Club, 57-58, Future Teachers Club, 58-59, FHA, 59-60, Rebelettes, 59-60, Southerner staff, 59-60. Iuvenal, Jackie R Club, 59-60, National Honor So- ciety, 59-60, Women's Choir, 57-58, A Cappella Choir, 58-59, fRegional Choir, 58-591, German Club, 57-58, 59-60 lReporter, 59-601, Southemer staff, 59-60. Kavanaugh, Scott Student Council Alternate, 57-58, B Team Basketball, 57-58, Band, 57-60, Band Vice-President, 58-59, Band President, 59-60, Dance Band, 57-60, Key Club, 57-60, Advisory Oilicer, 58-59, Debate Team, 59-60. Kelldorf, Ioan FHA, 58-59, Future Teachers Club, 58-59. Keller, Kathy Advisory Officer, 57-59, Beauty Re- vue, 57-60, Rebelettes, 58-60, fSer- geant-at-Anns1, Ballroom Dancing Club, 59-eo, FHA, 59. Kelley, Jimmy Advisory O'H'icer, 57-60, B Team Foot- ball, 57-58, Varsity Football, 58-60, Clettered one year1, Boys Choir, 59- 60, Debate Team, 59-60. Kirksey, Ken Ballroom Dancing Club, 59-60. Knebel, Ralph R Club, 57-59, B Team Football, 57- 59, Band, 57-58, Baseball, 57-60, Varsity Football fManager1, 58-60, National Honor Society, 58-60, fHis- torian1, Advisory Officer, 58-60, Ball- room Dancing Club, 59-60. Kunz, Marvin FFA fSecretary1, 58-60. Lankford, Burrell DE Club Csergeant-at-Arms, Dele- gate1, 59-60. Law, Milton Choir, 59-60. Laws, Bobbie Lester, Paul Band, 57-58, B Team Basketball, 57- 58, PASF CTreasurer, President1, 57- 60, Thespians, 58-60, Debate Team, 59-60. Lewis, Annette junior Historian Club fSecretary1, 59-60, Band lLibrarian1, 59-60, Na- tional Honor Society, 59-60, Beauty Revue, 59-60. Light, Lulia Girls C oir, 57-59, A Cappella Choir, 58-60, Future Nurses Club lTreas- urer1, 57-60, Beauty Revue, 58-59. Livingston, Linda PASF, 57-58, Future Nurses Club, 58-60, Student Council, 59. Lock, Mich-ael Mading, Bruce B Team Football, 57-58, R Club, 57-58, Student Council Alternate, 57- 58, Varsity Football fManager1, 58-59, Advisory Oiiicer, 58-59. Mallctt, Joanne R Club, 57-60, Book Club, 57-58, Advisory Olhcer, 57-58, Band 57-60, Ready Writer, 57-60, National Honor Society, 58-60, CPresident1, Quill and Scroll, 58-60, Dance Band, 58-60, Southerner Staff, 58-60, Student Council Representative, 60, National Merit Finalist, 59-60. Martin, johnny Band. 57-60, B Team Basketball, 57- 58, Track Team, 57-60. Masch, Harry B Team Basketball, 57-58, Varsity Basketball flettered two years1, 58-60, Ballroom Dancing Club, 59-60. Mashbum, Sandra Student Council, 58, Advisory Oflicer, 57-58, FHA, 57-60, Popular Music Club, 57-58, Beauty Revue, 57-59, Student Council Altemate, 58-59, Future Teachers Club fVice-President, Historian1, 58-60, Rebelettes, 59-60. May Mack Band, 57-60, Latin Club CSergeant- at-Anns1, 57-60, Varsity Baseball, 57- 60. McElroy, Kathy Future Nurses Club, 57-60, FHA fHistorian, Vice-President1, 57-60, Student Council Alternate, 59, Girls Intramurals, 59-60. McPhail, Gerald Art Club, 57-58, Choir, 59-60. Miles, Judy Student Council Altemate, 57, Band, 57-59, FHA, 57-60, Beauty Revue, 57-58, Book Club, 57-58, Advisory Ofticcr, 57-58, Ballroom Dancing Club, 58-60, Girls choir, 59-60, Reb- elettes, 59-60. Miles, Kathryn Publications Representative, 57-58, Popular Music Club, 57-60, Girls Choir. 57-58. Milton, Mike Chess Club, 58-60. Moore, Clyde Thespians, 57-58, German Club, 57- 58, Publications Representative, 57- 59, Advisory Officer, 58-59, South- erner Staff, 58-59, Ballroom Dancing Club, 58-59. Morgan, jackie FHA, 57-60, Advisory Officer, 58-59, Popular Music Club, 58-59, Needle- craft Club, 59-60. Mosteller, Raymond Chess Club CSecretarv. President1, 57-60, R Club, 57-60, CPresidcnt, 59- 601, Mixed Choir, 57-58, Student Council, 57-60, fStudcnt Council President, 591, National Honor So- ciety, 58-60, Starlight Revue, 58-59, Senior Class President, spring 60, Elks Foundation Scholarship, 59-60. Munson, Carolyn Band, 57-595 Future Teachers Club, 57-605 Ballroom Dancing Club, 57-585 R Club, 57-585 Rebe ettes, 59-605 gg-IA6 59-605 National Honor Society, -6 . Newman, Ducky Po ular Music Club, 57-585 Adviso Oigcer, 57-595 Student Council Arl- ternate, 57-585 Girls Choir, 57-595 FHA fSecretary1, 58-60. Nitschke, Elizabeth Tennis Team, 57-595 Future Teachers Club, 57-605 German Club, 57-585 Girls Intramurals, 57-58. Nowell, Patricia Advisory Oflicer, 57-605 Ballroom Dancing Club, 57-605 Student Coun- cil Alternate, 57-585 Beauty Revue, 57-605 Girls Choir, 585 A Cappella Choir, 59-605 Rebelettes fVice-Presi- dent1, 58-605 YPCO, 59-605 FHA fSong Leader1, 59-605 Southern Belle Nominee, 59-60. Nuz, Molly Girls Intramurals, 57-585 Girls Choir, 58-595 FHA 1Parliamcntarian1, 59-60. Ollison, Carlos Boys Choir, 59-605 Track, 57-605 Football, 57-60. Orr, Myma Future Nurses Club fPresident, Vice- President, Secretary1, 57-605 Advisory Officer, 58-605 Girls Intramurals, 58- 595 Beauty Revue, FHA fTreasurer1, Rebelettes, 59-60. Palmer, Leila Ballroom Dancing Club, 57-58, 59-605 Thespians, 57-60, lVice-President, 59- 6015 Rebelettes, 58-605 National Thes- pians, 58-60, tSecretary, 59-601. Parker, M Ann Advisory Ollgicer, 57-585 FHA, 57-58, 59-605 Ballroom Dancing Club, 57-595 Girls Choir, 59-60. Parvin, Terry Chess Club, 58-595 Starlight Revue, 58-59. Patino, Elida PASF fSecretary, President1, 57-605 Spanish National Honor Society, 58- 605 Rebelettes, 58-605 FHA lVice- President1, 59-60. Pearson, Betty Advisory Oilicer, 57-585 Ballroom Dancing Club, 57-585 Girls Intra- murals, 57-605 Student Council Al- ternate, 57-585 Popular Music Club, 58-595 FHA lParliamentarian, Treas- urer1, 58-605 Needlecraft Club, 59-605 Southern Belle, 59-605 Rebelettes, 59-60. Peterson, Molly Girls Intramurals, 57-585 FHA, 57-605 Popular Music Club, 59-60. Porter, Martha Future Nurses Club, 57-585 Advisory Officer, 57-605 Publications Represent- ative, 57-585 FHA lVice-President1, Senior Activities 59-605 Needlecraft Club, 59-60. Poston, Frankie Mixed Choir, 605 Advisory Oilicer, 58-605 B Team Football, 58-595 Var- sity Track, 58-595 Boys Choir, 59-605 Ballroom Dancing Club, 59-60. Pounds, Donnie Advisory Officer, 57-605 Baseball Clet- tered two years1, 57-605 Student Coun- cil, 58-59. Powell, Ian Popular Music Club, 58-605 Girls Choir, 59-605 FHA, 59-60. Prado, Carmen Southerner Staff, 59-605 FHA fVice- President, 59-6015 Girls Choir, 59-60. Prather, Mike B Team F ootball, 58-595 Varsity Base- ball, 58-605 Varsity Football, 59-605 Popular Music Club QTreasurer1, 59- 60. Preusse, Marilyn PASF, 57-585 Thespians, 57-585 Na- tional Thespians, 57-585 Southemer Staff, 58-605 Rebel Roundup Stall, 58-605 Quill and Scroll, 58-605 Pub- lications Representative, 58-605 Na- tional Honor Society, 58-60, lTreas- urer15 DAR American History Award, 58-595 German Club fTreasurer1, 59- 605 Advisory Officer, 59-605 Student Council Alternate, 595 R Club, 59-605 DAR Cood Citizen, 59-605 YPCO, 59-60. Price, Bo B Team Basketball, 57-585 Varsity Football Clettered two years1, 57-605 Royal Court, 57-58, 59-605 Ballroom Dancing Club, 57-605 Class Officer lPresident, Vice-President1, 57-585 R Club, 58-59. Ramsey, Mary Advisory Officer, 57-58 KPresident15 FHA, 57-605 Rebelettes, 58-60 fCheerleader, 59-6015 Royal Court, 57-585 Beauty Revue, 58-595 Ballroom Dancing, 58-60. Ranney, Linda Band, 57-605 Ballroom Dancing, 57- 585 Dance Band, 58-60 CSecretary, 59-6015 R Club5 Intramurals, 59-60' National Honor Society, 59-60. Ransom, Judy Advisory Oilicer, 57-58 CSecretary15 Thespians, 57-60 CSecretary-Treasurer, 59-6015 National Thespians, 58-60 lPresident, 59-6015 Ballroom Dancing, 57-605 FHA, 59-60. Reed, Tommy Band, fall 575 Ballroom Dancing, 57- 605 R Club, 57-585 B Team Football5 Student Council, 59-60 lPresident, spring 6015 Advisory Oiiicer CPresi- dent1, spring 605 Varsity Football. Repp, Bobby B Team Football, 57-585 Advisory Officer, fSergeant-at-Arms, 58-5915 Varsity Football, 58-605 Track, 58-595 Ballroom Dancing, 59-605 Student Council, spring 60. 1 Reynolds, Trudy Student Council, 57-59 fTreasurer, 5815 Ballroom Dancing 57-585 Intra- murals, 57-605 Tri-School Basketball, 57-585 Popular Music, 58-595 Rebel- ette, 59-605 Needlecraft. 59-605 FHA, 59-605 Beauty Revue, 59-60. Rhodes, Sharon Future Nurses Club, 57-60 fVice- President, 58-5915 Future Teachers Club, 57-58 fParliamentarian15 Wom- en's Choir, 58-605 FHA, 59-605 Rebel- ettes, 59-60. Rocha, Mary PS?F, 57-60 fReporter-Historian, 59- 60 . Roessing, Jacque Band, 57-60 lMajorette, 57-605 Secre- tary, 59-605 Sweetheart, 59-6015 Girls Intramurals, 57-605 R Club, 57-605 YPCO, 58-60 CReporter, 59-6015 Na- tional Honor Society, 58-605 Mixed choir, 58-605 Beauty Revue, 57-595 Student Council, 57-58 KAlternate15 Ballroom Dancing, 57-60 lSecretary, 59-6015 Advisory Officer, 59-60 fVice- President15 Southemer, 59-605 Rebel Roundup, 58-60. Ross, Leon B Team Football, 57-595 Varsity Foot- ball, 59-605 PASF, 57-585 Student Council, 57-58, 59-60 fAItemate, 57- 58, Vice-President, spring 6015 Class Officer, 59-60 CSergeant-at-Arms15 Ad- visory Oiiicer, 59-60 fSergeant-at- Arrns15 Ballroom Dancing, 59-60 lVice-President1. Rowland, Shirley FHA, 59-605 Future Teachers Club. Rundell, Monte lane PASF, 57-595 Student Council, 57-58 fAlternate15 FHA, 58-60 fSecretary, 59-6015 Girls Intramurals, 58-595 Pop- ular Music II, 59-60. Sanders, George Ballroom Dancing Club, 58-59. Sauls, Sandra Student Council, 57-585 Ballroom Dancing Club, 57-585 Beauty Revue, 57-58, 59-605 FHA, 57-58, 59-605 Intramurals, 57-605 Tri-City Basket- ball, 57-585 Popular Music I Club, 58-595 Needlecraft Club, 58-595 Ad- visory Oilicer, spring 60 fTreasurer15 Rebelettes, 59-60, Southem Belle. Schmidt, Molly Advisory Otlicer, 57-58 fTreasurer15 FHA, 58-595 D.E. Club, 59-605 D.E. Sweetheart Nominee, 59-60. Schmitz, Louis Student Council Representative, fall 57, fall 585 B Team Football, 57-585 Track, 57-585 Varsity Football, 58-605 Advisory Officer, 58-60. Scott, Ronnie Varsity Football, 58-605 Captain Var- sity Football, 59-605 Advisory Oiiicer, 59-60 CPresident15 Ballroom Dancing Club, 59-60 fPresident1. Shaw, John Varsity Football, 57-605 B Team 251 Basketball, 57-58, Varsity Basketball, 58-60, Track, 57-60, Class Officer, 57-58 fSergeant-at-Armsj, Popular Music II Club, 59-60 fPresidentl, Boys Choir, 59-60 fTreasurerJ. Sladek, Buddy FFA, 57-60 fReporter, 58-59, Treas- urer, 59-601, Student Council, 58-59. Smith, David B Team Track, 57-58, Popular Music II Club, 58-60 fPresident, 59-601: Ad- visory Officer, 58-59 fVice-Presidentl, Boys Intramurals, 59-60. Smith, Pam Advisory Officer, 58-60 CSecretary, 59-601, Track Queen, 58-59, Beauty Revue, 58-60 CBeautiful, 58-593, PASF, 58-60, Spanish National Honor Society, 58-60, Valentine Qlueen Nominee, 59-60, Football Sweet eart, 59-60, Cheerleader, 59-60, Class Of- ficer, 59-60 fSecretaryJ, National Hon- or Society, 59-60. Sobeck, Barbara Ballroom Dancing Club, 57-59, Ad- visory Officer, 57-58 CTreasurerJ: Y- Teen Club, 57-58, FHA, 58-60 fHis- torian, 58-59l. Southwell, Ken Band, 57-60 fDru1n Major, 59-60, District Band, 59-60, Regional Band, 59-60J, Football Manager, 57-58, Basketball Manager, 57-58, Track Manager, 57-58, A Cappella Choir, 57-59, All-State Choir, 57-58, Dance Band, 58-60, junior Historians, 59-60 fPresident7. Spillmann, Douglas Key Club, 57-60 CSergeant-at-Arms, 59-601, Ballroom Dancing Club, 58- 59. Spradling, lerilyn FHA, 57-60, Popular Music Club II. St. John, Lee Dance Club, Mixed Choir. Stewart, Judy Secretary of Advisory, 57-58, Popular Music Club II, Choir, 58-60, FHA Chapter II, 58-60, President of Ad- visor , 59-60, Rebelettes, 59-60, Needlecraft Club, R Club, 59-60. Street, Joe President of Advisory, spring 58, Member of Popular Music II, 58-59, Distributive Education Club, 59-60. Sullivan, jim Sullivan, Paul Key Club, 57-60, Band, 57-60, Mixed Choir, Boys Choir, 59-60, Intramural Basketball. Syler, Suzan FHA Chapter I, 58-60, Popular Music Club II. Sylvester, Adelle Student Council, fall 57-58, alternate spring 57-58, alternate fall 58-59, In- tramurals, 57-58, Popular Music Club, 57-58, Publications Representative, 57-59, FHA Chapter I, 58 fHistorianl, 59 fPresidentJ, Women's Choir, 59, Future Teachers Club, 58-60 fTreas- urer, 58-591, A Cappella Choir, 59-60 252 Senior Activities fRegional Choir, 59-605, Southern Bel e Nominee, 59-60, Rebelettes, 59- 60. Tetens, Carolyn Student Council, 57-58 falternatel, Ballroom Dancing Club, 57-60, Ad- visory Officer, 57 CTrcasurerD, Beauty Revue, 57-59, Intramurals, 58-60, FHA Chapter I, Women's Choir, 59- 60 fPrcsident, 59-607. Thomas, Cecilia Latin Club, 57-58, Y-Teens, 57-58, Rebelettes, 58-60 fSergeant-at-Arms, 59-601, FHA, 58-60, Popular Music Club, 58-60, Choir, 59-60. Thomas, Margie Ballroom Dancing Club, 57-59, FHA, 57-60 fChapter Parliamentarian, 59- 60l, Y-Teens, 57-58, Intramural Club, 57-58, Needlecraft Club, 59-60. Tomlinson, Barbara Advisory Officer, 59-60, Needlecraft Club, 59-60, Beauty Revue, 59-60, Student Council Representative, 60, FHA fHiSt0rianl, 59-60. Toungate, joy Southerner Staff, 57-60 fManaeing Editor, Editorlz German Club, 57-58 CReporterl, 59-60 CVice-Presidentjg R Club, 57-60, Rebelette, 58-59: Ad- visorv Officer, 58-59, Ouill 8: Scroll. 58-60, Press Club, 58-59, National Honor Society, 58-60 fSecretaryl: Elk Scholarship, 59-60, YPCO, 59-60, Student Council Alternate, 59-60, English achievement award, 59-60. Tvuehardt, Gaynel FHA, 57-59: Intramurals. 57-60 fRe- porter, 59-60l, Popular Music Club, 57-59: Advisory Officer, Y-Teens. 57- 58 fParliamenta1'ian, 57-581, Girls Choir, 59-60, Rebelette, 59-60. Tyree, Zelma Band, 59-60, Head Majorette, 59-60, Ballroom Dance Club, 59-60, FHA, 59-60, Intramurals, 59-60. Wages, Wilma Latin Club, 57-58: R Club, 57-60, Rebelette, 58-60, Quill 81 Scroll. 58- 60, National Honor Societv, 58-60, Future Nurses Club, 58-60 CCorre- sponding Secretary, 58-607: Rebel Roundup Staff, 58-60 fCo-Editor, 59- 605, FHA, spring 59, YPCO, 58-60. Wagner, Betty Intramurals Club. 57-60, FHA Chap- ter II, 57-60, D.E. Club, 59-60 CD.E. Sweetheart Nomineej. Wang, Diane Ballroom Dancing Club, 57-60, FHA, 57-58: Y-Teens, 57-58, Rebelette, 58- 60, Girls Choir, 58-59, A Cappella Choir, 59-60. Ward, Lenora Student Council, 57-60 fVice-Presi- dent. 59-60, Corresponding Secretarv, 59-602: Beauty Revue 57-60: Ball- room Dancing Club, 57-59, Football Sweetheart Nominee, 57-58, Golden Gloves Nominee, 57-59, FHA, 58-60 CParliamentarian, 59-60l, Class Of- ficer, 58-59 lVice-Presidentl, Cheer- leader, 58-60 fHead Cheerleader, 59-601, Royal Court, 58-59, Queen Nominee. 59-60, Needlecraft Club, 59-60, National Honor Society, 59- 60. Warren, john Ellen Beauty Revue, 57-58, Student Coun- cil, 57-59, Advisory Officer, 57-59, R Club, 57-60, Ballroom Dancing Club, 57-58, 59-60, Future Teachers Club CVice-Presidentl, 57-58, Rebelettes, 58-60 fPresident, 59-601, Popular Music Club, 58-59, Womens Choir, 57-58, Rebel Roundup Staff, 58-60, FHA, 59-60, A Cappella Choir, 59- 60, YPCO, 59-60, Southern Belle Nominee, 59-60, Elks Foundation Scholarship, 59-60, National Honor Society, 59-60. Warren, Iulia Ann Band, 57-60, German Club, 57-58, 59-60 CSecretaryl, R Club, 57-60, Popular Music Club, 58-59, Southem- er Staff, 58-60, National Honor Soci- ety, 59-60. Washbum, Dou Varsity Footbail fLettered three yearsl, 57-60, Track, 57-59, Royal Court, 57-58, 59-60, Ballroom Danc- ing Club, 58-60, Class Officer fSergeant-at-Annsl, 59-60, Starlight Revue, 59-60 fHandsome, 59-60,, Boys Choir, 59-60, Advisory Officer, 59-60. Watson, Vicki Press Club, 57-58, FHA CChapter Reporterl, 57-60, Y-Teens CReporterl, 57-58, Ballroom Dancing Club, 59- 60, Publications Representative, 59- 60, Future Teachers Club iParliamen- tarianl, 58-59. Weaver, james Future Farmers, 57-60 CVice-Presi- dent, 58-59, President, 59-601, B Team Football, 57-59. Wells, Annetta Intramurals, 57-59, Future Nurses Club, 58-59, FHA, 59-60. Wende, Freddy Ballroom Dancing Club, 57-58, Chess Club, 58-60 fVice-President, 59-601. White, Nelson B Team Basketball, 57-59, Varsity Basketball. 59-60, Chess Club, 57-60. Whitehead, Cecil Advisory Officer, 57-58, Intramurals, 59-60. Windsor, Ann R Club, 57-60, Latin Club, 57-58, 59-60, Rebelettes, 58-60 fOutstanding junior Rebelette, 58-593, National Honor Society, 58-60, Ouill and Scroll. 58-60, Southerner Staff, 58-60, Rebel Roundup Staff, 59-60, Future Nurses Club, 58-60 fHistorian-Reporter, 59- 601, YPCO, 58-60 CPresident, 59-60l. Wong, Linda Ballroom Dancing Club, 57-58, Stu- dent Council Alternate, 57-58, Y- Teens, 57-58, Advisory Officer, 57- ,,-N, N Y viwy- -- -- - U-mv. 58, 59-60, R Club, 57-60, Rebelettes, 58-60, Future Teachers Club, 58-60 lHistorian, 58-59, President, 59-6019 YPCO, 59-60, Intramurals, 59-60, Na- tional Honor Society, 59-60. Wood, Ned Pcgaular Music Club, 57-58, Advisory O cer 57-595 Ballroom Dancing Adair, Bryan 11, 14, 201 Alewine, Dolores 36, 214 Alexander, Connie 50, 177, 200, 223 Alexander, hynn 50, 221 Alexander, arsha Ann 50 Alford, Larry 50, 201 Alford, Linda Cheryl 50, 200, 224 Allen, Cheryl 50, 93 173, 177 Allison, games David 50 Altis, Jo n Edward 50, 200 Altum, Virginia 36, 218 Alvarado, Margaret 10, 14 Alvarez, Gilbert 155, 165 Alvarez, Lenora 224 Alvarez, Paul 11, 14 Alvarez, Willie 162 Anderson, games 36, 149, 151, 153, 154, 15 Anderson, Ra 50, 221 Anderwald, Vlirginia 195 Angell, Willis Mae 14 Ashby, Glen 50, 201, 212, 213 Atciliigon, Donna 50, 186, 199, 200, Atkins, Iane 36, 172, 173, 174 Atkins, Judy 34, 36, 177, 179, 186, 204, 25 Averyt, Bennet 11, 14 17, 36, 66, 100, 176, 178, 185, 187, 199, 200. 209 Bailey, games 50, 146, 174, 177 Bailey, anet 10, 14 24, 27, 62, 71, 76 77, so, 98, 95, 118, 188, 191, 195, 243 Baker, Ross 239 Balfour, Robert 14, 149 Ball, Lynda 192 Ballard, guy 10, 14, 66, 87, 192, 194, 204, 22 228 Banner, Wilbur 86, 181 Barba, Dorothy 50 Barho, Carl 50, 157, 158, 221 Barkley, Don 11, 14, 130, 196, 197 Barnard, Terry 146, 150, 155, 165 Bamard, Gayle 50 Barnett, hames 50 Bamett, ebecca 50 Bamhouse, Rose 36, 43, 195, 218. 244 Barrientes, Bertha 224 Barton, Becky 50, 177, 182, 200 Barton, Maxene 11, 14, 43, 75, 127, 195, 215 Bateman Rex 50, 201 Bebee, Thomas 36, 201 Bell, Alfred 50 Bell, Margie 51 Belver, L o d 11, 15, 191 Bennight, glenn 26, 130, 140, 193 Benson S? 51 Bergsefa, dwin 51 Berry, Judi 36, 214 Bialaszews i, Chester 51 Blackman, Barbara 36, 214 Blackstone, Susie 166, 169, 195, 208 Blake, Shirl? 51 Bland, Davi 11, 15 Bland, Thurston 51 Blaylock Skifuger 36, 181, 221 Blazyk, Caro 0. 15, 215 Blazyk, Stanley 51, 215 Bock, Jim 34, 36, 144, 149, 151, 152 Bohls, Rodnegf 11 Begg? Pat 6, 177, 179, 187, 191, Boling, Rodney 51 Boone, Joyce 36, 177, 199, 205, 217 Boozer, Martin 51, 54, 146, 165, 177 Boswell, Claudette 36 Bourgeois, Betty Jean 15 Bourgeois Dottie Carol 10, 194 Bour e, Tommy 11, 15, 200, 212, 213 Bowles, David 196 Burgas, Ice 36, 68, 139, 156, 181, Club, 58-60, Boys Choir, 59-603 Beauty Revue, 59-60. Wusterhausen, Dorothy Advisory Oflicer, 57-59, Future Teachers Club, 57-584 Ballroom Danc- ing Club, 57-58, 59-60g Popular Music Club, 58-599 Girls Choir, 58- 59, Beauty Revue, 58-59, A Cappella Student Index Bowling, Barbara 51 Bozarth, Ierry 143 Bradsher, Jackei' 11, 36, 215 Bradshaw, Bill 1. 15 Brandt, Pat 51, 217 Brannan,Jlayt 51, 224 Bray, Ru ann 10, 12, 15. 75, 76, 77. 78, 97, 103, 176, 178, 191, 195, 234 Brewer, Mickey Sue 11, 15, 73, 191, 195, 205, 217 Brewington, Earlene 37 Brinkman, Agnes 37 Briscoe, Iames 51 Brlarggn, Margaret 37, 177, 179, 200, Broph , Bill 37, 149. 168, 186. 219 Browde::r,7'lim 11, 15, 32, 101, 173, 175, 1 8, 179, 221 Brown, Gary 51 . Brown, Mildred 37. 205, 216, 225 Brown, Ricky 51, 164 Brown, Bobby 11, 15 Brown, Roy 51, 201 Bruggeman, Linda 37 Buaas, Linda 37 Bucher, Carol 37, 205 Buitron, Pauline 194 Bunce, Charles 11, 16, 18, 168, 181, 191, 199. 245 Buratti, Elizabeth 51 Burkhardt, Barbara 51 Burns, Brenda 37, 210, 211 Busby, Patsy 10 Bush, Leroy 34, 35, 71, 82, 92, 98, 156, 193, 206 Butler, George 49, 54, 146, 158, 159, 173, 174, 177 Cahill Sharon 37, 177, 179, 186, 205,, 225 Cain, Martha 10, 16, 178, 195 Calderon, Luis 182 Caldwell, Tom 193 Calhoun, Beverly 10, 16, 194, 214 Calvert, Barbara 51, 182 Campbell, Jackie 10, 16, 191, 192, 195. 204, 215, 236 Cantrell, Kay 37, 191 Carson, Connie 51, 224 Carter, Kenneth 37 Carter, Valeria 224 Caruthers, jimmy 11, 16, 193 Casarez, Eleanor 192, 194 Cervenka, Bob 138, 143 Chambers, Harold 196 Challstrom, Candy 37, 200, 203, 225 Chiiiigler, Betty 37, 70, 194, 205, Chauvin, Kitty 244 Childress, Linda 51, 177 Choquette, Terry 37, 39, 186, 205, 217, 236 Christal, Mary 16, 51, 209 Christal, Patricia 10, 167, 191. 215 Clendennen, Patricia 11, 16, 192, 195, 205, 217 Cline, Andy 48, 70, 93, 99, 145, -154, 155, 173, 174 Clgiii Karen 11, 16, 68, 86, 205, Clover, April 10, 16, 25, 62, 89, 92, 96 1 . 78, 244 Clover, Tommy 51, 56, 181 Coble, George 10. 12, 16, 81 Cole, Don 51, 146 Cole, George 140, 174, 182, 183 Collins. Louis 146. 156 Conn, Nancy 10, 17, 191, 205, 209 Connell, Dwain 26, 37, 191 Connell, Merrilynn 37, 166, 208 Conner, Ierry 11, 17, 139, 193 Cook, Emest 51 Cooper, Darrell 11, 17, 66, 191, 196 Coor, Charles 51 Copeland, Carol 37. 204 Courtneg, Dorothy 11, 17, 214 Covey, han 182, 199 -1- - wp- ---V - - V- .--www- ,...,,.,.. ,-Y.,..,,g.,.,, Choir, 59-60, YPCO, 59-603 FHA, 59-60, Rebelettes, 59-60. Yoimg, Iimmg B Team Foot all, 57-58, Varsity Foot gal? 58-59, Ballroom Dancing Club, 8- 9. Coweg, Doug 11, 17 Cox, enie Io 37, 194 Cox, Gene 11, 17. 191. 206 Craigen, Clyde 201, 218 Crain. Ierni Ann 51 Crawford, arbara 51 Crawford, Danny 51 Crawford, Frances 10, 17. 194 Crawford, Freda 10, 17, 26, 101, 176, 178, 180, 185, 186, 191, 195, 209. 228 Creasey, Mike 52 Creed, Linda 37, 166. 208 Crites, Andy 11, 17, 26, 71, 91, 93, 97, 140. 159. 191 Crockett, Bahs 52. 174, 216 Crgwivg Iudy 37, 173, 177, 188, 195, Cullen, Kav 10. 17. 27. 62, 64, 76. 166. 172, 173. 176. 178, 188, 214 Curd. Mary 37, 204. 216 Crumley, Wanda 52 Cyms. Iere 10, 18. 103, 117. 176, 178, 180, 184, 189, 200, 217 Dale, Diana 52 Dalton, Terry Colleen 52 Dairbetrau, Billie Sue 34, 37, 192. Davenport. Fairv 37, 177, 179, 188, 191, 205. 225 Davis, Lee 52, 196 Dawson, Margaret 52, 177, 186, 198. 199. 216 Dillard, Sharon 11, 18, 175, 191, 205. 209 Dittmar, Carolyn 38, 177, 188, 195, D.204.I206 224 ixon, erry Dobie, Billy 48, 49, 146, 157 Dodds. Veronica 11, 18, 194 Douglas. Karen 38 Drake, Carolyn 49, 52, 83, 88, 93, 200, 217. 246 Dunn, Ianice 10, 18, 210, 211 Durham, Steve 52 East, Pats 38, 166. 208 Eastman, Larry 52, 201 Eaves. Jack 52. 201 Edmonds Linda 38, 166, 177, 188, 205. 208 Edwards, Nancy 38 Edwards. Rowland 196 Eitze. Chester 11, 18, 30, 74, 180, 187. 198. 199. 201. 220 Eli. Robert 11. 18. 62, 141, 142 Ellis, Richard 52, 177, 201 Elsey, Bobby 38 Estepn, Kenneth 52 Estrada, Paul 182 Evans, Iames Earl 38 Fabian, Louis 11, 18, 211 Farrell, Chuck 38 Farris, Iuaneva 48, 52. 70, 93, 99, 512, 174, 175, 176, 177, 200, Farris, Bill! 11, 18, 93, 149, 151, 152, 15 , 166 Fatheree, Iames 52 Felps, Marg 53 Fegiuason, eoffrey 52, 53, 200, 218, Ferguson, jack 11, 14, 18, 32, 201 For , Alan 53, 201 Ford, Salena 10, 18, 192, 208 Forester, Suzanne 38, 177, 179, 180, 182. 183, 199 205 Forrest, Tim 38, 168 Foster, Bessie 53 Foster, Gary 11, 19 Foster, Sammy 11, 19, 215 Fowler, Edith 38 Fowler, Mack 11, 19, 182 Fowler, Marie 36, 38, 177, 180, 182, 187, 188, 199, 238 Fox, Arlene 11, 13, 19 25 87, 107, me, 112, 173, 175, 176, 118, 165, 177, 224 I 189, 191. 204, 236 Francis, Dicky 34, 38, 68, 98, 140, 173, 174, 175 176, 177, 179 Franks, Elbert 1i, 19, 52, 201 Franzetti, Ann 53, 177, 219 Freitag, Loyce 38 225 French, irk ss, 70, 201 Frensley, David 38 Fuhnnan, John 53, 200, 220 Gage, Gary 11, 19 Cafe. Margaret 10, 19, 200, 222 Ga latin, Patricia 38, 173 Galloway, Carole 39, 174, 177, 205 Galloway, Kenneth 53, 146, 155, 156 Galloway, Rhonda Sue 53, 200 Gann, Ei 38 Gann, Jared 218 219 Garcia, Lucy 182 Garcia, Theresa 194 Gatlin, William 219 Gebert, Ellen Jeah 38, 217 Gentry, Anita 38, 182, 204 Gheen, Lang' 53 Gheen, San ra 11, 19, 43, 180, 185, 186, 215 Gibbs, William 53 221 Gibson, ony 5s 177 199, 214 Student Index Harp, Darrell 196 Harp, Joyce 53 Harris, Gene 39 Harris, Iune 39, 204 Harris, Robert 39, 44, 47, 201 Hausler, Sharon 205, 220 Hawk, David 39 Hawk. Glenn 53 Hawkins, Carolyn 10, 21, 195, 210 Hawkins, Johnny 53, 181 Hawkins, Nelda 10, 21, 195, 205 223 Hawkins, Sylvia 53, 119 Hector, Barbara 53 Hell. Joe 39 191 He anet 59, 192, 194, 200 He drickson, Gary 53, 182, 201, 212, 213 Henriksen, Eva 39, 93, 177, 179, 186, 204, 225 Henson, Robert 54 Hergotz, Thomas 39, 221 Herrell, Jimmy 11, 17, 21, 32, 66 102, 176, 178, 180, 186, 198 199 200, 201 Hibler: Annette 48, 54, 73, 177 217 225 Hibler: Loi-ry 10, 12, ls, 21, 71 78, 93, 94, 104, 138, 142, 172 Gibson, Lindo 53, 177, 200, 223 Gilbert, Donald 224 Girard, Donna Lou 38 Givens, Fred 53, 146, 201 Givens, Jack 19, 156, 224 G d C 1 38 195 oo , aroan , Goodnight harles 53 Goodwin, iam? 10 19, 73, 205, 223 Graham, Anlge ine lee, 208 Grantham, onnie 53, 146, 173, 174 Graves,cJim 225 Green, arl 11, 20, 24, 200, 201 Green, Eugene 11, 20, 73, 180, 186, 224 Greenwood, Doris 53, 214 Gregory, Skip 199. 220 Gri n, Dale 11, 166, 173 Griiiin, Jerry 38, 181 Griffin, Linnard 53, 146, 156, 191, 224 Grimes, Beverly 38, 167 Gross, Beckgf 53. 217 Gross, Tex 9, 200, 213, 246 Grumbles, Marg Jo 53, 195 Grunt, Carol 5 Guerra, Hortense 10, 20, 178, 183 Guerra, Suzanne 10, 20, 182, 183, 204 Gully, Ken 11, 20 Gurley, Janey 53 Gurl , Patricia 10, 20, 64, 178, 19? 200. 203 Gutierrez, Vera 10, 20, 182, 192 Habenicht, Jo 39, 192, 194 Haldeman, Ga? 11, 20, 210 Hole, William s, 146, 155, 177 HagB8Patricia 10, 20, 166, 168, 169 Hall, Phyllis 10, 20, 166, 168, 169, 194, 208 Hambrick, Earl 211 Hammack, Barbara 211 Hammer Jackie 39, 177, 179, 199 205, 216 Hammer, Sharon 53, 214 Hamiaton. Karen 10, 21, 194 Hans er, Eddie 53, 146, 224 Hansen, Carol 39, 191, 214 Harbour, Jackie 92, 206, 225 Harbour, ohnny 11, 145, 191 r v 173, 175, 176, 178, 181, 206 Hielscher, Ursula 40, 220 Hilbi? Robert 54, 182 Hill, etty 40, 215 Hill, Donna 40, 166, 208 Hill, Levy 54, 146 Hill, eggy 10, 21, 28 Hitsman, Sharon 40, 194, 204, 217 225 Hooker, C. L. 146, 159 Hocker, Sharon 10, 21, 204, 224 Hoes, Harold 11, 21 Hoifpauir, Carol 54, 199 Holcomb, Nangy 54, 199, 200, 223 Holder, Carol 4 Holt, Sam 40, 180, 181, 187, 201 Honc, Lola Marie 40, 194 Hooper, Donald 40, 54, 221 Horton, gm 11, 21 Hough, renda 54, 166, 208 House, Richard 54 Howell, Lillie 54, 199, 200, 218 Howell, Lynn 40 Hubbard, Suzanne 40, 177, 179 200, 214 Huber, Patsy 40, 215 Huglggn, Anna 40, 166, 194, 204, Hudson, Doris 10, 21, 192, 195, 204, 216 Hudson, Wade 40, 163, 173 Hughes, Dorothy 54 Hutchison Bill 54 146 159, 177, 191, 261, 220 ' ' Hyde, Johnny 54 Irvine, John 22, 180, 181, 185, 186 Ischy, Edward 11, 22, 201, 212, 213 Israel, Vonnie 10, 22, 28, 85, 176, 178, 180, 183, 185, 186, 186, 195, 204 Jackson, glue 196, 197 ackson, heryl 10, 22, 194 Jaeger, Robert ll, 193 amar, Jeff 54, 155, 164, 173, 174 177 James, Ronny 211 Jamison, Claudia 225 arvis, Judy 41, 219 Jenkins, io Gayle 54, 200, 214 enklns, eal 41, 157, 158, 220 enkins, Nonnan 41, 157, 158, 221 ,entsch, Robert 11, 22, 196, 197 Johnson, Deck 54 ohnson, Erwin 83, 146, 162 oh s 1 2 J n on, Sammy 1, 22, 191, 11 ohnston Mary Nell 41 166 208 Joiner. Bubba 54, 14'e, 154, 155, Jones, Barbara 41, 216 ones, Karen 54, 218, 219 Jones, Bobby 11, 13, 22, 25, 70, 92, 96, 131, 141, 221 Jones, Jeanne 10, 22, 195, 204, 239 Jordan, Dick 41, 155, 220 ,oy, James 54, 201 Juarez, Margaret 54, 222 Juwigxbal, Jackie 10, 22, 176, 178, Kavanaugh, Scott 11, 22, 29, 74, 181, 200, 201. 212, 213 Kelldorf, Joan 10, 24, 195 Keggg, Kathy 10, 24, 27, 195, 204, Kelleydimmy 11, 24, 31, 142, 193 Kelly, oward 130 I Kennedy, Billy 11, 24 Kimmons, Kenneth 246 King, Don 160 Kinney, Girard 41 157 Kinsey, Roy 41. 201 Kirby, Pat 10, 24, 194, 209 Kirk, David 196, 197 Kirk, Joe 54, 224 Kirk, Sammye 55, 191 Kirksey, Ken 11, 24, 245 Kivlin, Terry 41, 200. 246 Klingemann, Carol 48, 49, 146, 157 Klingemann, Henry 55, 221 mgemann, argaret , , , K1' M 41 43 195 215 Kluckhohn, Shannon 49, 50. 99, 173 Knebel, Ralph 11, 24, 105, 137, 160, 178, 179 Koch, Earl 200 Koch, Erwin 177, 200 Krauser. Barbara 55 Krebs, Jimmy 191, 201 Kraiclom, Sandy 36, 50, 55, 174, Kunshick, goyce 55 Kunshick. haron 55 Kunz, Marvin 11, 24, 196, 197 La Londe, Paul 55, 225 Lancaster, Frances 55 Lane. Bryant 55. 201, 213 Lankford, Burrell 11, 24, 210 Largzfi, Arthur 41, 161, 162, 174, 1 , 201 La Touf, Phyllis 41, 191, 204 La Veme, Kay 55 Law, Lewis 55 Law, Milton 11 24, 191 Laggnce, cooeiio 41, 172, 173, 185, Lawson, Bob 90 92, 215 Lee Dick 55 220 Leiflngwell, Robert 55, 146, 155 Lehman, Margie 55 Leissner, Winona 55, 119, 223 Lemon, Carol 55 Leagge, Cherrye 55, 177, 182, 183 Lester, Paul 11, 24, 103, 182, 199 Levingston, Darlene 41, 208, 225 Legg? Annette 10, 24, 92, 178, 200, ,Ii - -Y-,---,. .,..-Q.-. - . Liardon, Katherine 41, 177, 191, 215 Light,l!ulia 10, 24, 191. 195 Lind, at 41, 43, 195, 205, 217 Linder, Geraldine 229 Livingston, Linda 10, 24, 195 Lock Michael 11, 24 , Lockhart, Bob 41 Loera, Louis 154, 155 Loera, Trinidad 224 Lohman Dessie 220 Lonlr, Walter 196 Loveless, Ben 24 131 Loveless, Irene 194, 214 Iiozlanp, Ifindaggs u W1 , erry Luhn, iiary Ann 41, 214 McAuley, Charles 55, 146, 173, 174 Mcgglin, john 55, 146, 201, 212, Mecnnzook, Martha 41, 111, 119, 182, 183 198. 199, 205 Meclnng, Nancy ss, 182, 19s, 204 Meconnrek, Leonard 41, 111, 119, 191. 200, 209 McCown gee 55 McCoy, B1 ly Don 41, 196 McCoy, Sherigne 41, 191. 214 McCu lough, etty 41, 180, 185, 187, 19 , 199, 215, 239 McCulloch, Sam 55, 200 McDonald, Charles 41, 221 McDonald jeff 55, 218 Mrilaoy, fumes ss, 146, 201, 212, McElroy, Kathy 11, 24, 194, 216 Mcaliglany, Virginia 55, 177, 218, McKinney, Bill 42 McMeans, Don 42, 163 McMullin, Johnny 55 McNamara, Lerry 55 McNeely, o n 42 McNeelf', udy 56 McPhai , rald 11, 24, 193 Macias, Pete 158 200 Mading, Bruce 11, 24, 91, 131 Mahana , Susan 56 Mallet, oanne 10, 24, 32, 100, 175, 176, 78, 179, 180, 187, 188, 200, 212. 213 Marriott, La Vonia 225 Marshall, Margaret 56 Marshall Iohnny 146 Martin, erry 11, 25 Martin, ohnny 11, 25, 159, 201 Martin, udy 42 Martin, ouise 56 Martinez, Louis 11 Marva, Paula 56 Mafglii, Harry 11, 25, 73, 149, 152, Mashburn, Sandra 10, 21, 25, 195, 204 Mashbum, Shirley 42, 205, 216 Mathews, Stephen Lee 56, 199 Matthews, Dottie 42, 208 Maul, Bill 42, 210, 211 Mauldin, ,llaclrie 56, 177, 217 Maxa Carol 42 Mryggseny 56, 64, 177, 200, 203, May. Mack 11, 22, 25, 160, 201, 218, 243 Metcalf, Joey 42 Miles, km! 0, 25, 192. 195, 204 Miles, at ryn 10, 25, 192, 194, 215, 228 Miller. Sterlin! 36, 42, 177, 179, Student Index 182. 198. 199 Milton, Mike 11, 25, 221 Monreal, Marcelino 11 Monroe, Reyford 56 Mont omery, Iohnnie Lou 10 25 194 ' Moore, Clyde 11, 25 Moore, Gail 42, 44, 177, 179, 180, 186 191 205 s s . 219 Moore, Robert 221 Mtarsgand, Ann 42, 199, 200, 223, Morgarnlgackie 10, 26. 195 Morrey, anny 99, 146, 155, 173 Morris, Martha 42, 192, 216 Mosley, Sandy 56, 200, 203 Moste ler, Raymond 11, 13. 26, 71, 73, 84. 106, 172, 173, 175, 176, 178, 221 Motley, Mike 56. 177, 200, 225 Mueller, Gene 196 Munson. Carolyn 10, 26, 204, 222 Muse, Carol 56, 182 Nash, Pat 56. 156, 221 Nauert, Erlene 56, 177 Nelson, Dale 56 Neaxgguer, Iacque 42, 177, 182, 199, Newman, Ducky 215 Nichols, Donna 42 Nichols. Fred 57 Nichols, Nancy 57, 222 Nickle, Bende 42, 195, 204, 225 N' d L Ed 42 ie , on Niglfeln, Beverly 42, 167, 173, 174, Nitschke, Elizabeth 10, 26, 222 Noah, Larry 57 Norum, ,Lohn 42, 126 Nowell, atricia 6PatJ 10, 18, 26, 22586, 188, 1 1, 195, 204, 236, Nuz, Molly 10, 26, 194 O'Brien Virginia 57, 182 Oliver, Bobbie Lon 26, 166, 194, 208 Oliver, jimmy 57 Olle, Gary 74, 201 Ollison, Calvin 149, 150, 156 Ollison, Carlos 11, 26, 138, 141, 142, 193 Orr, Myma 10, 26, 194, 205, 217 Orr, Philip 57 Palmer, Doris 192, 225 Pagnlgr, Leila 10, 21, 26, 199, 205, Pannell, Kathy 42, 191, 214 Pork, ace 51, 163 Park, ltyade 42, 200 218 Parker, ary Ann 10, 21, 192, 194 Parvin, Te 11 2 rry , 7 Patino, Elida 10, 27, 182, 183, 204 Patterson. Gayle 57, 218, 219 Patton, Charles 57, 224 Payne, Kenneth 42, 196 Payne, Mayreloyd 42 Payton, Carogyn 42, 177, 185, 188, 205, 217, 25 Pearcy, johnny 201 Pearson, Betty 10, 11, 27, 68, 86, 167, 191, 195, 205 Pearson, Billie Io 57 Pearson, ulmmie 57 Pearson, esleg 43, 159, 201 Peoples, Edith 7, 223 Peppard, Katie 66. 192, 194 Percivill, Nancy 43 Perrone. Richard 43, 68, 164, 182 s -. .-v'1y1-Iv-r Perry: Barbara 57 Pesc ka Cooki 36, 43, 177, 188, 199, 204 219 Peterson, 1v1'o11y 10, 21, 194 Petri, Nan 43 Petronis, Iazrhard 146, 156, 173 Pieplow, Joe 43 Piper, Buddy 43, 44. 200 Piper, Sandy 43, 205, 225 Polvado, Robert 57 Ponder, Billy 43 Pope, Mary Kathryn 57, 192 Porter, Martha 27, 173, 194 Poston, Frankie 11, 27, 191 Potthoif, Terry 44, 201 Pounds, Donnie 11, 27, 160, 166 Powell, Ian 10, 192, 215 Powell, Sammy 211 Prado Carmen 10, 19, 27, 186, 194, 215, 239 Prather, Mike 11, 27 144, 215 Prensse, Marilyn 10, 28 74 79 106, 110, 118, 119, 180, iss, 187, 188, 220, 228 Prewitt Florine 44, 195, 218 Price, ao 11, 22, 28, 73, 96, 101, 139, 142 193. 194, 207, 244 Priest, Sue 57, 214 ProHitt, Iimmy 57, 201 ' Puckett, Bette 44, 177, 180, 185, 195. 204, 225 Puryear, Virginia 57, 217 Quisenbeny, JoAnn 44, 182, 200 Quick, Dianne 57, 192. 199, 214 Ramos, Mary 194 Ramsey, Mary 11, 28, 62, 76, 191, 195 - Ranney, Linda 11, 28, 167, 178. 178, 201. 212, 213 Ransom gudy 10, 28, 30, 195, 198, 199.2 6 Rather. Suzanne 44, 188, 204 Raumaker, Donna 57, 177, 223 Ray, Beck? 57 Rea, Caro 57, 177, 200, 216 Redding, Pam 57 Reddirg, Pat 44, 177, 199, 200, 225 Reed, anny 44. 200. 201 Reed, Sharleen 57. 216 Reed, Sheryl 44, 174, 177, 179, 186, 188 191,205 neigsfemmy 11, 19, 28, 143, 173, Reinke, Patricia 57 Reissig, Terry 57, 216 Renker, Pam 57, 217, 219 Reno, Robert 11, 28, 140, 193 Reyna Salvador 11, 28, 215 Reynolds rnray 11, 28, 87, 168, 195, 205 Rhodes, Sharon 10, 28 195, 205 Riel , Iimmie sne 44, 110 177, 179 180, 185. 188, 200, 217 Rigsbee, Ken 45, 177, 181, 212, 213 Roberts. Barbara 11, 29, 200,222 11 n .F 18 oc a rances 2 Rocha, Mary 10, 19, 29, 183 Roddy, Pamela 45. 182, 183, 199 Rodgers, Carolyn 57 Rodriguez Maria 57, 183, 200 217 noessrniviseone 10. 29, 64, 104. 176, 8, 185, 186, 189, 191, 200, 203, 207 , Roessing, Ianie 45, 195, 204 Rogers, Georgea 56, 58 Ro unson, Katherene 57 Ross, Leon 11, 13, 19, 29, 140, 141, 175. 207 255 Q .. U I rv. 1 ,Af 1.1, 5, Y , . C ' L Ross Terrie58 Rowland, slie 45 191 Roggnd, Shirl 10, 29, 194, 222, Rowsey, Fred 2' Ruckrnan, David 45, 159 Ruiz, Abundio 47, 224 Ruiz, Daniel 11 Ruiz, Paul 58, 146, 162, 169 Rummel,Joan 58, 119, 173, 174, 177, 2 2, 223 Rumser, Opal 192 Rundel Kay 35, 45, 62, 64, 76, 82, 93,98 1 2, 173, 174, 175, 177, Rundell Monte Jane 10, 29, 194 Rush, Charles 11,29 182 4. , Russgk- Mary Claire 58,223 1 f Wa ne 11 29 R i - . . 4 1 aiiiiedge, Timmy 196 'F 5 SaathoE, Jerry 211 A 'aivfilix Salas, Rosie 182 Sanders, George 11, 29 Sansom, Sandra 58, 223 Saggington, Linda 35, 45, 127, 192, 5, 204, 214 Sauls, Sandra 11, 30, 87, 166, 205 Saunders, Shannon 214 Schmidt, Bemice 211 Schmidt, Eddie 45, 215 Schmidt, Molly 10, 30, 210, 211, 215 Schmidt, Wa ne 47 196 Schmidt, Willsert 47, 211 Schmitz, Louis 11, 30, 141, 144, 175 Schwartz, Jo Ann 43, 45, 47, 192, 195 , Schwartz, Lloyd 45,206 Scott, Ronnie 113,14 30, 31 64, 93. 136. 145,-1465, , ,,-sos, 207, 244 Scott, Engl 52,182 ,P --1 egura, ran , , 1 Ri Sehura,,Ysabel Se ars,PJimmly 30 - Sema, Rache 45, 182, 192 Shaw, Albert 146, 155 Shaw, Charles 11, 30 Shaw John 11, 30, 139, 142, 143, 149, '151 159, 169, 193, 215 slmw, Sam146, 156 159, 181,220 Sheldon, Fred 11, 30 Shelton, Oscar Raymond 196 Shelton, Patsy 58 166, 208 Sherrod Mack 45, Shock, James 58 Shugart, Emest 142 143 Siegmund, Edward Leroy 224 Siegmund, Gloria Ann 173 Sifuentez, Bertha 182 Siller, Frances 45, 192, 209 Simpson Lois 45. 47, 192, 217 slaaek, 1-Ierbert qlsiiddyl 11, 19, ao, 193, 196, 197 Smart, Jeff 45, 181, 199, 221 Smith, lilford Wayne 131, 196 Smith, David 58, 215 Smith, David Earl 11. 30, 215 Smith, Gary Michael 58 Smith, ames Raymond 58, 218 Smith, erry 45, 211 Smith, oanne 211 - Smith am 10 12 27 31.62, 64, , 72377, 96, 136, 178, 182, 183, 2 Smith, Peggy 45, 200. 215 Smith, Allen Roger 45 Smith. Ronald Kinzy 58, 146 Soheck, Barbara 10, 31 Sobeck, Carolyn 58, 194 Solis. Lee 45, 193 Solomon, Clay 146, 156 1 1 ,Student Index A Southwell, Ken 11. 20, 29, 31, 107, 126, 200. 201, 213, 224 Spillar, Jimmy 142 Spiller, Eleanor 45, 217 Spillman, Douglas 11, 31, 181 Spillman, Joyce 45 Stach, Laura Lee 58, 174, 199, 216 Stahl, Nancy 45, 200, 215 Stanford. Edward 45 Stapp, Ronald 58, 146 Stapp, Wallace 45, 157,,l58, 220 . Stein, Shirley 46, 215 . ', Steinmeyer, Barbara f 216 Sterzing, Becky 58. 1 Stewxgrt, Judy 10, 31, , 191, 195, 20 Stiefer, Willis 182 St. John, Lee 10, 29. 193, 206, 243 Stooksberry, Butch 220 Stork, Jack 46, 164, 221 Stout. Carol 46 Stovall, Billie Sue 192, 214 Stovall. Dottie Sue 58 Strain, Doug 58 Street, Joe 11, 31, 211 ' Struhall, Janet 177. 188, 195, 205 Sullivan, Jim 11, 31, 46 Sullivan, Paul 10. 11, 31, 181, 201 Swiilgon, Nelda 46, 180, 185, 200, Syler, Hubert 46, 221 Syler. Suzan 10, 31, 194, 215 Sylvester. Adelle 10. 11, 26, 31, 86, 191, 194, 204, 223 Tabor, Patsy 58 Taggy, Bill 46, 137, 180, 185. 187 Taylor, Hap 59 Taylor, Vicki 46, 204, 217 Te lo, Margaret 59 Teilgils, Carolyn 10, 32, 166, 192, Terrell, John Larry 59 200 Thomas, Cecilia 10, 92, 49, 192, 195,,204, 215, 236, 245 Thomas, Charles Ray 59, 173, 177 Thomas, Margie 10, 32, 194 Thompson, Mae Dorothy 59 Thompson, flames Steve 54, 59 146 Tlmmnm, s ami 59, 200 ft. Thurgood, Michaele 46 173, 174, 5175, 180, 185, 186, 199, 215 Tldwell, Mimi Sue 46, 204, 215 Tillman, Shirley 215 4' 4 ' Todd, Sally 59 Toll, Elton 59 -W Toll, Joyce s. 48, 195 ' - ' 1 ji 'N w . 'ea- Vick, Glenda 85, 48, 46, 62, 98, 177, 179, 185. 191, 195, zoo, 203, 206 Vilarreal aniel Vorwerkftglenn me Wade, Patti Jo 46, 173, 195 Wages, Wilma 10, 32, 105, 176, 178, 180, 184, 188, 205, 217 Wagner, Betty 10. 32, 194, 210, 211 Wagner, Jimmy 46, 200 Walker, Gerald 46. 177, 191, 198, 199, 200, 213, 225 Walker, gane 46, 194 Walker, immy 211 Wallendorf, Neal 59 Walton, Charles 59 Wang, Diane 10, 32, 191, 205 , Ward. Lenora 10, 33. 76. 77, 97, 105. 172, 173. 175. 176, 178, 195 Ward, Marcille 59, 214 Warren, John Ellen 10. 18, 33, 68, 73, 86, 102. 173. 175, 176, 178, 188, 191. 195, 204 Warren, Julia Ann 10, 33, 176, 178, 200. 220. 236 Washbum. Douglas 10, 12, 25, 33, 64, 73, 90, 93, 97, 136, 141, 169, 203, 207 Washbum, Patsy 59, 70. 89. 93 Watson, Vicki 10, 33, 62, 194 Weaver, Gregory 46, 196. 197 Weaver, James 11. 16, 33, 196, 197 Weaver, John 46, 157 Weaver, Mary Jane 59 Weaver, Sharon 59 Webre, Eddie 35. 146, 159 Wells, Annetta 10, 33, 194 Wells, Mary Jane 46, 192, 215 Wende, Fred 33. 221 Wemli, Henry Larry 59, 149, 163, 73 177 1 . West, Felix lBudJ 59 Wheeler. Juanita 43, 47, 127, 166, 167, 195, 208 White. Nelson 11. 33. 149, 151, 221 Whitehead, Cecil 11, 33 Whitehead, Dianne 43, 47. 195. 204 Wier, Rusty 146. 149. 150, 155 Wiley, Darlene 59, 174 Willingham, Robert 146, 156, 212, 213 Williams. Pam 59. 68, 223 Wilson, Robert 47, 66, 146, 156, 201, 212. 213 Wimherly, Gail 59, 217 Windsor Ann 10, 16, 33, 176. 178, 180, 185, 186. 189, 205, 217 Wittig Arthur 44 47. 146. 201 246 Tomerlin, Douw 59 'H lwmii., Sandra 59, 177, 186, 2oo, Tomlinson, Bar a Anim, 32, 92, .. 7, .Q 2.16 175. 195, . 215,51 Wolff. Mary Aim 47, 174, 204, 214, Torres, Daniel 11, 191, 215 2 'qv' 225, 244 Touchstone, Roi' 46 ' ' 4' qilfomz, Linda 10, 33, 176, 178, 188, Toungare, Jw 0. 16, 82,.73, 84, 205, 222 107, 176, 178, 179, 180, 187, Wong, Kay 59, 177 Wood, ' 199 Townsend, anie 46, 192, 215 Townsend, ouis 46, 196 Trekell, Truman 46, 221 Trevino, Rogue 11, 32, 193 Tnlehardt, aynel 10, 32, 166, 167, 192, 205. 208 Troutman, Sherry Sue 59, 209 Tyler, Kay MMS, 215 Tyree, Ze ma , 200, 203 Umlauf, Louis 146, 177, 218, 219 Valk, .Don 141, 159, 206 Vasquez, Leroy 221. Vesperman, Fred 59, 177, 200 188, 220 i -r Jlmmy 47, Judy 59, 177. 199 oo , Ned 11, 33. 193 Wood. Paul 199, 200 Woods, Joan 59 Woods, Ruth 47, 204, 215 Woolsev, Daloris 47, 166, 208 Wood , W d Wunneburger, Carolyn 47, 194, 197, 214 Wusterhausen. Dorothy 10, 33, 188, 191, 195, 205 Yant, Richard 59 Yeary, Sheryl 59. 166, 168, 169, 208 Young,gimmv 11, 33, 143 Yount, illy 59 nt. .MQW ' Qkfpff D1 w VKX F5355 QQQTEQ QPF . LQ dur! Mud' , QL, Z5 - an ff-. 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