5/2/2025 NANCY JANE WELCH
Nancy Jane Welch was born at her grandmother's home on Orange Street in Ft. Worth, Texas, May 28, 1940,and was a twin to brother Patrick Wayne Welch. The Doctor was Dr. Kingsbery, who made h
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4/16/2025 LILLIE ALVAREZ MONCIVAIS
Lillie A. Moncivais, a beacon of love and selflessness, passed away peacefully on December 5, 2024, at the age of 84. Born on February 8, 1940, in Austin, Texas, to Baudelio Alvarez and Carm
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2/22/2025 JAMES "JIMMY" EDWIN STEGALL
We offer our deepest sympathy to the family of Jimmy Stegall. Please be in prayer for the family as they mourn the loss of their loved one.
James Edwin Stegall, known affectionately as Jim
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In September 1954, The American Statesman started a column called "Tri-High Scoop". A student from each high school wrote about the happenings at their school and then it was published in the Sunday paper. Each school had a "catchy" name, Austin was Maroon Musings, McCallum was 'Callum Clues and Travis was Travis Drawl. Enjoy reading about the days when you were at Travis.
Travis Drawl By Carol Cotman March 30, 1958
What is life with Father like? Students at Travis have a pretty good idea after seeing the drama department's production of "Life with Father" by Clarence Day on Friday. This play will also be presented at the Interscholastic League Contest in Waco. Rebels in the cast were Fred Blum, Dian Macry, Charles Bunce, Chester Eitz, Chuggy Horton, Judy Ransom, Betty Pearson, and Judy Griffin.
Dixieland was well represented at the annual Fat Stock Show held in the city coliseum March 9, 10, and 11. Bringing home three championships was Johnny Polvado . Winning other championships with their livestock were Mike Grumbles, Edward Rhodes, Darrell Harp, and James Weaver. Capturing a reserve championship were Willie Deane, Tommy Spillar, Buddy Sladek, and Cletus Kleen. Selected by the judges as being outstanding in showmanship were Johnny Polvado and Morris Johnson.
A trip to Waco the first of April is in store for two Travisites, Dorothy Martin and Joanne Mallett. They were chosen to represent Travis in the Interscholastic League Meeting in the Ready Writers Contest. Alternate is Minette Naquin.
Coming back to Travis with first division gold medals were 20 Rebel Band students from the Interscholastic League Contest at San Antonio. Thirty students entered a solo or ensemble.
Student conductor Bobby Francis won a medal in his turn at the baton. Other Rebs in first division are: Nancy Dawson, Judy Furhman, Jere Cyrus, Carol Cotman, Barbara Roberts, Mary Ann Stromberg, Jimmy Jackson, Jimmy Whorton, Tommy Bourke, Patsy Drury, Gene Rhemann, John Thomson, Earl Beaty, Don Batey, John Irvine, Melvin Soderberg, and Scott Kavanaugh.
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