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

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Usually, the things a sentimental student will think about while pondering over his high school days are the things that occur outside the walls of a school. The fun we had going to Gatti ' s on Riverside after a football game, or going to a midnight movie when we were ready to drop dead with sleep, will be foremost in our memories. What are we going to do this Saturday? was a question with almost limitless possibilities. Naturally, the one with the car was the lucky person who had the honor of chauffeuring the gang around to its favorite night spots. Concerts and parties kept the weekends lively, but if you were too pooped to get into the action, the TV set was always a last resort. All in all, entertainment meant doing something with the peo- ple you enjoyed being around. Pep Rallies 12 Around Austin 14 Construction-Destruction .... 16 Spirit Days 18 Otf Campus Lunches 20 Semester System 22 Moods ot Students 24 Fads and Fashions 26 Top Ten Hits 28 Night Life 30 Talent Show 32 Important Issues 34 Guest Speaker 38 Homecoming — Spring Dance 40 Assemblies 42 Spring 44 Fiesta 48 Interns 46 Senior Prom 52 Senior Picnic 54 Awards and Honors 56 Graduation 58 Who ' s Who 62 Beauty Revue 66 Lifestyles — 11

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10 — Lifestyles

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Notorious for their skits and dances, Rebelettes have fun and laughs while portraying the football players as pillow people. During this special practice huddle the team dances to Macho Man ' Cheerleaders Mary Gittinger, and sister Trudy discuss an upcoming skit, while Beth Maloney checks Trudy ' s stuffing. A curious Scott Lunday looks on as last-minute preparations are finished Above, John Richter displays multiple talents as he portrays sportscaster Howard Cosell during the Crockett pep rally Lett, efforts to win the spirit stick are shown by Gina Velas- quez, Linda Carmona, and Carrie Quiroz.