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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I went to work for the State Department of Health Laboratory in 1960 and worked there until 1964.
I went to work for an insurance company here in Austin in December 1964 and worked there for 18 years. I then went into business for myself as a contract programmer in 1982.
I help design a program for insurance companies in 1984 and worked for an actuarial firm supporting and improving it until 1991.
I purchased the company (Financial Software Innovations, Inc.) in 1991. We currently serve some 800 clients from Guam to England, Canada, Puerto Rico, and all states. We started the company with three employees and currently have 14. We have recently expanded into other markets with an Unclaimed Property Reporting Software for any type of company.
We have two children and two GRANDCHILDREN, one girl Jordan and one boy Dylan.
I do a lot of traveling with my job and my wife likes to go with me when possible. Therefore, I guess you would say traveling is our hobby.
10-01-2009 my wife Ginger of almost 50 years passed away.
1-1-2011 I have recently bought a ranch in Harper Texas which is 22 miles past Fredericksburg toward Junction. It has a 1931 Ranch house on it that we are remodeling.
I got married again on May 13, 2011 to Pamela Reed from Lockhart.
2-25-2013 We got our start on the Morgan Horses in April 2011 then on an Alpaca herd on Dec 12, 2011 which we now have 16 of them. I have been very busy converting barns from goats use to horse use and fencing 50 acres and building additional stables. We now have four registered Morgan mares and one colt born April 20, 2013. 2017 The latest update on our horses is we have 8 mares 2 stud horses and 6 babies born in 2015.
From the 1958 Rebel Roundup:
"Let each man do his best."
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 May 4, 1958
Spring rolls around in Rebelland and banquets come with it. The Rebel Band had its annual banquet Monday night at El Matt, and the publications department holds the honor of the latest banquet of the week. The banquet, held Thursday night at the Tower, was presided over by Jackie Smith, co-editor of the Rebel Roundup, and Everly Driscoll, editor of the Southerner.
Fred Blum and Nancy Dawson, Dixieland seniors, were honored Wednesday by a luncheon at the Greek House by the University Kiwanis Club. This club has been honoring a boy and girl from each high school at its regular monthly meeting.
The PASF'ers of Travis brought home honors after attending the 15th annual convention April 26 at the Austin Hotel. Narcissa Gutierrez won third place in the Pan American Day Posters, and Beatrice Calderon danced her way to second place in the modern dance contest. In the folk dance division, Judy Griffin, Suzanne Guerra, LaBron Parker, and Mary Hipolito placed second. Alex Ledesma was awarded second division in clay modeling, and Jackie Smith placed second in the poetry writing contest.
Rebelland salutes Mr. Joe Tyson with a Rebel yell. Mr. Tyson was recently awarded the title of outstanding high school teacher in the Austin Public Schools for 1958. This award is given annually by the Lemuel Scarbrough Foundation.
Pat Morgan, Travis senior, won second place in the annual Miss Y-Teen Contest held by all of the Y-Teens Club in Austin. Pat represented the senior club at Travis, Adda Dabba Padda.
The Parent-Teachers Association had a chance to view the latest Rebel styles at the April meeting. Mrs. Irene Falk's clothing class modeled new spring styles for parents and teachers. Alice Mosteller and Melinda Milstead were commentators. An art show was also exhibited with drawings by students in Mrs. M. R. Davis' art classes. Mrs. Carmen Ferris' food class served refreshments for the group.
Prospective Aggies? Maybe so -- Bob Chandler, Larry Hibler, and Charles Shaw enjoyed a tour of Aggieland last Saturday conducted by ex-Rebel and Aggie senior, Tom Cotman.
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