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

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uri VN 1 4, 7 6 --Q-Hi l 3 is ,W Jith 35 minutes left before the lunch rowd piles in, Margie Goodwillie and ary Gonzales hurry to finish the od so it will be ready in time for the teal. is SE' e t is f t Kia CUSTODIAL STAFF. Front Row: Martha L. Arnold, Charles Riley, Law- rence Sykes, Malioh Miles. Back Row: Mattie Mae Jones, Angelica Castillo, Rafael Murillo, Cayetano Gloria, Kenneth Rhone . ,. , N U ...x,, y t . - 1 V fi? N is. ' or t N V A U ' t M Q It , . ' I i ' ft 5' t 1 ' . tv ' . 1 f t. A L - , if ., f t . , . 5 'Qi 'Z l All 1 ' M' . ' ' , 1 '. ,. 'rf, ' - I A A 2 V A. 251112 lllorking outside is the main job for naintenance worker Sadd Jackson. :or the past six years he has been vorklng to keep the grounds of the school in good condition. After lunch is over Jimmita Schwartz and Sarah Cazares count all the money that was taken in during the noon-time meal. gs I ' , R - SEX t ff? Qi, i Q , my f' ' - We W-.t . ,Q A t yy'g c., CAFETERIA STAFF. Front Row: Judy Cade, Sarah Cazares, Beatrice Brown, Lucille Mull. Back Row: Maria Cruz, Patsy Gomez, Ruby Nordyke, Uthai Kluckhohn, Jani Gonzales, Mary Ledesma, Clap! Clapl, Snap! Snap! These familiar sounds can be heard every day in the hall before the Little Theater. Mozelle Lee, hall monitor, uses clapping hands and snapping fingers to direct student traffic,

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s Work Preparing and serving breakfast and lunch are the main responsibilities of the cafeteria staff. Starting at 7:30 in the morning, five days a week, the staff begins its food preparations for the entire day. Complaints about the long lines are numerous but this does not stop the many stu- dents who stand in one of the four lines every day. The constant reminder from Jack Allison, principal, about putting up lunch trays was later enforced by a bul- . letin sent out to all teach- ers. The punishment was re- it striction from the cafeteria. The custodians keep them- selves busy by keeping the school clean and in perfect shape. Their duties ranged from replacing broken windows to cleaning the l cafeteria after lunch. The custodians' day is a long one. They are here early in the morning to heat or cool the school and leave late in i the afternoon after cleaning halls and rooms. To keep floors clean Cayetano Glori sweeps up off and on throughout th day. Big sellers in the cafeteria are th cinnamon rolls with white icing. Mar Gonzales finishes cutting them u before they go into the oven.

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14 Roxann Albrecht math Jack Allison principal Rudy Alvarez athletics Faye Arhelgsr counselors clerk Mlke Arthur social studies Jane Bedford health Ronald Bilhrey Industrial arts Joe Bissett English Pat Blessing athletics Al Boemar science Loualla Bones attendance clerk Kathy Borich English faculty .QU ,sys v . ,wk A Lb. tr Serv , Q, S . PM- .,,-5 'fi 1.25 . 712 Q . t ' .2 'wir I 113 ,hw hu lg fl A sl' Alert. .'l'f 1 ' f .L ' gif' 1-1 lik . , lvl - A A r ilvli M W ' A . 315225. 2 ' sg, 'A ii' me , A .. V , , , -f 13, ' , gxgfiyft 0 , .,,, ? ,isa my If l rg 2 . if If K' Y, ' QHLQ, r -.41 .. H ' Ax f -f' Ae ff' '51 --, He Is A Roy Ol All Trades Roy Briggs is what one might call a jack-of-alI- trades. Besides teaching a drafting class, he is an ac- tive national guardsman, hel- icopter pilot, airplane pilot and a licensed auctioneer. Briggs also does watercolor and pen and ink sketches. One would wonder where Briggs finds the time for all of these activities. He gets home from school at 5:30 each day and from there he begins his evening activities. These might include an auc- tion in San Antonio, an air- plane flight around the city, or just a quiet night refin- ishing antique furniture which he buys at auctions. When l was a kid, I worked at a livestock auction, he , said, explaining his interest 1 in auctioneering. He went to auctioneer school for two i weeks to receive his license. Briggs went to Clifton Jun- ior College for two years where he played football, then joined the Army where he learned to fly. After leaving the Army, Briggs attended Southwest Texas State University where he earned his Masters Degree in Industrial Education. In the past, Briggs has also been a water safety instructor and a rodeo performer. Cookie Briggs math Roy Briggs industrial arts Geraldine Brooks English Susan Buck science John Butler science Jerome Buxkamper social studies Pat Cnllison athletics Lino Carlllo math Barbara Cavs librarian Han Chao English Bill Christian senior counselor Kay Clardy secretary Q1 I' , r, X 4'-i .n , , . U, . 1 7 f Wffsfr 9 X . if ,VSV 'vs - A -.-ff' ' , . W I . 4:5 , U 5 . N gg., 'Q' ' X wrt' l 1 f 1. iff :-..:.t ' ' Wi ' , ., .t.,,,,,,,,ffS e. 1. K in 'X .Life 1 ' 'R Q . W t . 9 4 iv Q 52411 mir , . , f' UTY, ' fha ' l I 1 ' iw. Q