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Sweetheart Nominees Appear At Homecoming Sweetheart nominees were pre- sented at the annual homecoming eere- nonies Oct. 30 at the Austin-Travis iootball game. From the football sweetheart iominees-Bodie Kyle, Nancy Lasse- Ler, and Michele hlelienney-the foot- Jall team chose Nancy Lasseter as the l970 football sweetheart. She was Jresented a bouquet of red roses by Debbie Brock, l969 football sweet- leart. From the nominees for band weetheart-Charlotte Cain, Diane Nel- on, and Lana Newellfhand members :hose Charlotte Cain as the l970 band weetheart. She was presented a hou- luet of red roses hy Deborah Mat- hews, 1969 band sweetheart. I4 auth Football sweetheart is Nancy Lasseter teen terjg Michele MeKenney runners-up. and Bodje Kyle
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Football, Band Sweethearts Chosen From Six MU!! 4-ff'4'Yt 'WH Craig Wright escorts Diane Nelson to the football field to await the announcements of band and football sweethearts. Nancy Lasseter frightj expresses her aston- ishment at being chosen football sweetheart. Her escort is Henry Mata. Charlotte Cain holds me bouquet of red roses she was presented by Deborah Mat- thews when elected band sweetheart. 7 , :f e n , W-any 3,3 my Band Sweetheart is Charlotte Cain fcenterjg Diane Nelson and Lana Newell, runners-up. , 1 8
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Soaring Spirits High ligh t Week O 'Beat Mac' During the Week of Nov. 9-13, Travis students participated in the many activities of Beat Mac Week. The purpose of the activities was to raise spirit for the TravisAMcCallum foot- ball game. A The publications department sponsored Color Day, an advisory decorating contest, and freshman band members Wore hand-painted signs. The usual hall decorations were posted throughout the school. At the end of the sixth period on the day of the game, the band, cheerleaders, and Rebelettes marched through the build- ing. Along with the rivalry of the Victory Bell, these activities made Beat Mac Week a fun and exciting one for all spirited Rebels. Band marches through halls on game day. 2 0 S N 'iii T ,.. , -fi . J.: ,Q af 4 W. ,. .i . K , ,yyi ,, . , , T , X ., I fib f- jj e ' 5 xy 4 ., K rizliy I Q Rebels show their spirit at the McCallum PCP Tally
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