Irving High School - Lair Yearbook (Irving, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1955 volume:

T I 13' wYi7 .121 iw '- Jqu, 'ig--'L 2a. . ' 347 -..- wp M7 rf IHIE IIGERS' 0 1,955 A Student Publication of IRVING HIGH SCHOOL Co-Editors I WINSTON FORREST MARGARET MEAD t w I 4 Table of Contents SPORTS ...,w.., ,.,. ORGANIZATIONS .S,.S A PERSONALITIES ....... A FACULTY ..,..,SO,.OO A CLASSES ....... , Seniors ,, Juniors . Sophomores -- I, ADVERTISING ....v,, -- Preface We, the annual staff, bestow upon you our gift, the 1955 Lair, as a tangi- ble token portraying a year filled with great happiness, many joys, and a few sorrows. Being filled with reminiscences, this gift will bring you hours of poign- ant memories of pleasurable experiences both now and in the future years. Hoping that you will reflect upon the memories in this book, we have strived to build it, not around any specific activity, but around all of the activities of our school.. We hope this Lair will so illuminate your nostalgic memories of IHS and the Tigers that you shall never permit this spark of reminiscence to fade: Tiger, tiger burning bright In the forest ofthe night . . .', WILLIAM BLAKE Dedication Last year a red-haired Yankee crossed the Mason-Dixon Line and entered the ranks of the T.T.,s fTexas Teachers.j With her quick repartee, flashing smile, and congenial and inspirational classes, Miss Marilyn Bingman easily won for herself a place in the hearts of I.H.S. students. It is, there- fore, a pleasure and an honor to dedicate the pages of the 1955 LAIR to one who has Worked unceasingly with us to make this hook a success . . . Yankee lVIarilyn 'GBing,, Bing- man. W i L v-'V' I--5 Ki 1--9 7-'f ' lb- - i:-','a --xc? l -1G71 ., 'N --1-p--f- 4 ' nati- .A Q- ,,l.L.'.4.?l'x!-AM ,I-ri-X-s 4- . 5 n'1 - '. A , ' afffd-w SPORTS V J5- Tiger Football Team TIGER COACH AND ASSISTANT COACHES Left to right: Chick Holden, Head Coachg Fred Morris, B Coachg Gene Hodge, First Assistantg Wayne Tripp, Line Coach. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. SCHEDULE Birdville .. Sherman Waxahachie McKinney Arlington .. .,,. Cleburne Brownwood Garland Grand Prairie Pleasant Grove Under the excellent supervision of Chick Holden, Gene Hodge and Wayne Tripp the 1954-55 football squad weathered a year of stiff competition. De- spite many injuries the Tigers managed to main- tain a good record. The co-captains for the year were seniors Donald Shelby and Richard Stearns: both men spurred the Tigers on, proving again, that even in defeat there is honor. Capable managers are an asset to any teamg Irving High has just this type of managersg they are Jimmy Carroll, Wayne Coe, Rich- ard Raitt and Bill Grubbs. These men were efficient and competent in their care MANAGERS Jimmy Carroll, Bill Grubbs, Wayne Coe, Richard Raitt. BILL DEARING Right Guard CLYDE BROWN Left Halfback DON VEACH Quarterback WAYNE BILL CHAMBERS CAREY Right Tackle Left End WALT RAY MADISON ROULAIN Right End Fullback DAVID MCKINNEY Left Guard TOMMY SCROGGINS Left Tackle TOM SCROGGINS BILL VVALTERS FRED HUNNICUTT Left Tackle Back Left End making a good twelfth man for the Irving's eleven on the gridiron. The first game of the year was an undisputed victory over Birdvilleg the score was 20-6. BILL CAREY End RAY ROULAIN Fullbark of the injured and in their care of the equipment. The fans followed the team and supported it throughout the entire year. At the out of town games the pep squad and band went on buses, BOBBY NORTHCIQTT BILL DEARING STANLEY FREDRICK Bflflf Right Guard Back BOBBY BATES DOUG HARRIS DAVID MCKINNEY Back Cenler Left Guard Irving was defeated in the second game by Sherman 27-6. Sherman was ranked as fifth place in the state football competition. Irving suffered her second defeat of the year in the following gameg Waxahachie scored 19 points, and Irving DON VEACH Quarterback DON BRITTON Quarterbarlr went scoreless, IHS, in the next game, fought back against her contender, McKinney, and subdued them 7-0. The Irving team continued to trounce over the oppositiong the Tigers achieved another WALT MADISON LEON SMITH BILL SMITH R' h1:End Tackle Guard I fm 5' ,fl Us -v. v -'U' 'Q WAYNE CHAMBERS LARRY LOOPER KEN VORIN Right Tackle Tackle Back game of the season was with Pleasant Groveg Irving was defeated 23-0. This ends the 1954-55 football season, but Irv- ing High looks forward to next year's games and RICHARD STEARNS Center AUTHOR ARTHUR NEECE Brick to a bright football future. To the seniors of the team, Irving High School expresses her farewell for a year filled with good sportsmanship and fond memories. KENNETH BURKHALTER DAVID CRAY End Guard First row: K. Cunningham, J. Coker, J. Collet, J. Cates, J. Phillips, R. Pierce, T. Rickards, J. Roper, D. Rider, L. Pittman. Second row: L. Mitchell, B. Johnson, J. Archer, C. Turner, J. Prock, M. Crouch, B. Caffey, B. Davis, G. Atteberry, L. Beard, H. Snyder, Coach Fred Morris. C413-39' Football Team SCHEDULE Oct. 6 ..................,..,..,.,,,, Forrest Oct. 14 . .... ...... ,,,, M c Kinney Oct. 21 ....., ................ A rlington Nov. ll ...... ..,... P leasant Grove Nov. 18 ...... ........ G rand Prairie Each year Irving High has been proud of their Tiger Football team. The team has al- ways been composed of the most capable athletes, who, after extensive practice, joined the Av squad. Many of our A team play- ers each year have been seniors. Practicing diligently to replace these graduating seniors was the HB, team. This group has gained ex- perience by longhours of practice and corn- petitive play, and will form the AH team of tomorrow. X - ya l x 1 fffxff ' TY X 5 Y 1 ' N ,xx X M, ff' H 4, if fi W ., 2 g S E337 ...E 'as Basketball Coached by Fred Morris, the Tiger basketball team showed much talent and enthusiasm during the 1954--55 season. The squad was sparked by the team captains who were elected by the players according to their ath- letic abilities and leadership qualities. Irving's growing interest in the basketball team has helped them to improve and put forth additional effort in their field. SCHEDULE Dec. 3 .. .,,,..,...........,....,,,,.....,, ....,,,,,,,. J esuit Dec. 4 ....,, .,,.... A rlington Hts. Dec. 6 .....,,,,,,.,, Grapevine Dec. 7 ,,,...,,,,....,,rr., Jesuit Dec. 8 ....., ,i,.....,,,,..,,.,...,,.,, D enton Dec. 9 ...... ,,,, South Oak Cliff Dec. 10 .,,.. ................ C arrollton Dec. 11 ,.s,.. .... , . ,,,, McKinney Dec. 13 ..... ,,,,, C rapevine Dec. 14 ,,,,,, ,.....,,,,,r,,,,,,,, C arrollton Dec. 15 .......,.t ,,,...,.,,,,,,,..,,. . . ,,,, Denton Dec. 16-18 ,,...... ..i,,,,, N .T.S.C. Tournament Dec. 20 ......,,, .........,,, A rlington Hts. Dec. 21 ...... ,,,.,............,,,, D uncanville Dec. 23 ......... ,,,,,,,......... S Outh Oak Cliff Dec. 27-31 ,,,,,,,r ...,,, ' Dr. Pepper Tournament Jan. 4- . ,,,.,.., .,,..,v,,,,,,,,,,...,,,, Bowie Jan. 7 ,is,., .,,,,,,, P leasant Grove Jan. 11 ,ie,,, ,,,,,,,,..,.,, A rlington Jan. 14- ,,,,,, ,,,,.,,. C rand Prairie Jan. 15 ,-,,,, ,,..,,,, M cKinney Jan. 18 .,..,. ,..,,,,,, G arland Jan, 21 ,,,,,, ,, ,, , Cleburne Jan. 22 ..... ,,,,, W eatherford Jan, 25 ,,,,,, 7 ,,,,... , Brownwood Jan. 29 ....,, .,,,........,,,,t,,,,,.. B owie Feb 1 ,,,,, ...,,,, P leasant Grove Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb 4 ...... 5 ,,,,. 8 .,,,,, 11 .,,,, 15 ..,,, 18 ...s. Arlington Weatherford Grand Prairie Garland Cleburne Brownwood COACH MORRIS MANAGER JACK PRYOR l 6 l LOU WHITE Guard CC 99 A Basketball Team TOM PO LA N SKY Guard CHANEY ANDERSON Guard WALT TOMMY ZINN MADISON Forward Forward BILLY TOMMY WALTERS STARR Guard Forward ROBERT AUSTIN Forward Center: Emory Chambers-Centerg Colvin Hill-Guardg .I ack McAllister-Forward. I7 First row: B. Johnson, J. Phillips, J. McLer0y, H. Snyder. Second row: C. Turner, B. Davis, D. Perkins, J. Worthington, L. Mitchell, C. Atteberry. MIT, Basketball Team Irving High School is very proud of the fine job the B team basketball players have done this past year. They spent long hours of practice perfecting their team and gaining the needed experience for the NAU team in the future. Louis Beard served as a very capable manager for the team and ef- ficiently carried out his duties. MANAGER LOUIS BEARD 'Rim QT kk ig' 55i Girls ' Basketball CILLIS BROWN BETH EBERT ANN METCALF MARILYN LEE SYLVIA FULLER Forward Guard Forward Guard Forward .IO KEE Co-Captain Forward 0 O I LA QUITA CARLISLE Co-Captain Forward LINDA MIZE MARTHA NICHOLS CAROL LEWIS EVELYN HICKS GLORIANNE F0f1Ul1ffl Guard Guard Guard FARINE Guard C First row: W. Foster, B. Hicks, V. Brewlon, P. Ramsey, J. Anderson, N. Bateman. Second row: C. Thompson, T. Cook, S. Hoipkemeir, J. Cooper, C. Brown, T. Franklin. ' Team, Under the supervision of Miss Peggy Hughes, the lrving High School Tigerettes racked up an interesting record during the 1954--55 season. The team, sparked by their captains, La Quita Carlisle and Io Kee, displayed an enthusiastic demonstration of athletic ability and interest. Another team of which we were proud was the BH team. These girls, under the student direction of the captains, Virginia Brewton and Patsy Ramsey, practiced hard and racked up a good record in their competitive play. OACH HUGHES MANAGERS Left to right: Joyce Watson and Ann Fagg. Baseball Team One of the most fascinating spring sports is baseball. Showing much versatility in batting, fielding, and run- ning, the Tigers had a very stimulating season. Under the expert coaching of Gene Hodge, the team displayed the fine sportsmanship and athletic ability which is tra- ditional at IHS. The fine cooperation among the players is an attribute to the team sports at Irving High. There has never been an overabundance of student support of our baseball team in the past. In subsequent years Irving Students should not neglect their duty to spring sports or any other school endeavor because their success de- pends on you, the students of IHS. 1953-54 SCHEDULE We They 7 11 -----,-,f ........ F orest 7 5 -------- ............ F orest 5 3 ,---,,,,f ..... P olytechnic 5 4' --,--,,f, ............. C rozier 5 2 ffrrfrffv ............... A damson 4 6 .-...... ....... H ighland Park 5 9 --..,ff.. ....... C rozier Tech 11 1 ---.--f,, ............. G arland 8 1 f,,,..... ..... C rand Prairie 10 0 -,.,fff,, ..... A rlington 1 3 v-V.V---- ......... D enton 0 6 f.-..f-.. ...........,.,,., G arland 8 0 -........ ..... G rand Prairie 5 3 ,Y-...... ..............,. A rlington 0 4 -------,- ........ P Ieasant Grove 1 3 -f--f---- ............. D enton 5 4 --1-ffY,- ..... P aschal COACH GENE HODGE Tiger Baseball Team VEACH DONALD WAGGONER ROBERT COKER JOE CROUCH MELVIN GRIFFIN TOM GWIN N LLOYD JACKSON JOE KEITH BILL LITTLEI OHN LARRY MANNING BILL ROULAIN RAY ' ' I M ,W Q, Vx! mfr 1 K, , I 4 ' ' 4, A 2 , ,,, ' f .W ,W V , ,q ' . M , l, ,, j f , V W - xv ,,n,,,, , ,,7'w+ LQ,7 ff I ,rf f' 'ffji' wr ' ,, JW 45' ,s f , A 41 ,ilf ,,', I ,,,Mg4f,:, ' I M 41,..2ygrw,' w',g J ', , W. E M, , ' f fw,ffy,f'!'W qv,,,' , , fv',,Myf 'M , , W , ' , ' , , ,n f' ': I ',,,, My ' ' , ,, ,Qing ,M 'nf K, 'ff Ma,W,,ff4vfpw Q' Y 4 , f f - A ,W f f ,ww- f K , , V , we f ,. 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Majorettes Possibly the most color- ful group during the foot- ball season was the Band Majorettes. The major- ettes, Sandra Reed, fhead- majorettej , Billye Wigley, Nancy Rily, and Barbara Lee, added to the spectac- ular performances of the band with their twirling, prancing and dancing. Drum Major The effectiveness of a high school band's man- euvers on the football field depends largely up- on the Drum Major's capability. Winston Forrest, a sen- ior, has shown much tal- ent in fulfilling his posi- tion as Drum Major of the IHS Band during 1953-55. Through l 0 n g hours of practice he has helped develop and im- prove the band's march- ing performance. WINSTON FORREST Judy Winn, Gwen Bethel, Louise Robnet. F lag Guards The Flag Guards, Judy Winn, Louise Robnet, and Gwen Bethel, ad d snap and attractiveness to the band. They are chosen to carry the flags, which are representative of o u r country and state, and the banner, which is em- blematic of our school. 29 Left to right: D. Collins, L. Martin, B. Edmonson, B. Nolley, S. Winn, P. Car- son, S. Christian, I. Burrows, B. French, R. Atherton, J. Wilkinson, D. Carson, B. Ebert, S. Turner, G. Brown, A. Beckham, J. Lynch, C. Cunningham, L. Walker, R. Green, T. Forrest, M. Sullivan, D. Verver, D. Warden, A. Ed monson, R. Gennings,,.l. Hengyv R. Hayden, W. Burch, C. Merrill, S. Quinn J. Roof, R. Quinn, J. Winn, G. Bethel, L. Robnet. N. Riley, B. Wigley, W Forrest. Tiger Band Seated: S. Turner, G. Brown, Standing: W. Forrest, A. Edmonson, J. Winn, S. Reed. HAL GIBSON Director The intriguingly intricate maneuvers of the IHS Tiger Band entertained the crowds at half-time during the football season. The band proved its serious musicianship during the concert season. The band, directed by Hal J. Gibson, successfully completed another well- rounded year-parades, football games, the Varsity Reviewf' and concerts. The band officers, military type, are Sandra Turner, Gayle Brown, Judy Winn, Andy Edmonson, Sandra Reed, and Winston Forrest. A Cappella Choir The IHS A Cappella Choir, di- rected by Miss Mary Lee Franklin, com- pleted another successful year of con- certs and programs. ' Being a select group of forty-four young musicians, the choir was one of the finest musical organizations at Irv- ing High. Two members, Maud Ann Pruitt and Gilbert Porterywere All-State choristers. The year was climaxed by a performance of an amusing operetta, The Mikado, by Gilbert and Sullivan. First row: T. Zinn, L. Mitchell, C. Wayman, V. Clifton, D. Ryder, W. Forrest, L. Money. Second row: N. Ramsey, T. Messer, J. Coker. H. Snyder, B. Walters. Stem: A. Metcalf, E. Kelsey, D. Liggett, N. Walker, J. Watson, M. Skinner, Y. Barren, M. Lawson, M. Pruitt, B. Bucher, D. Chaney, B. Lee, J. Key, C. John- son, J. Wheeler. lfcounter clockwisel: V. Calhoun, C. Jasper, M. Parker, W. Kincheloe, J. Rucker, B. Edmonson, J. Limmer, S. Lang, L. Gwinn, B. Smith, L. Littlejohn. 2 fcounter clockwiselz T. Burden, D. Shelby, G. Porter, W. Rasco, J. Connors, D. Allen. MARY LEE FRANKLIN Director Standing: D. Shelby. First row: D. McKinney, G. Sain, J. Mills, C. Mclseroy, M. Mead, J. Alcorn, E. Chambers, D. Jones, N. Ramsey, C. Hill. Second row: G. Porter, J. Jackson, D. Veach, W. Chambers, M. Larson, J. Windsor, M. Williams, A. McCoy, S. Skinner, M. Skinner. Third row: N. Smith, D. Palmer, L. Holland, S. Reynolds, B. Boulware, D. Cain, C. Garner, R. Thomas, i J. Muller, R. Roten. Fourth row: S. Jordan, A. Fagg, B. Bates, B. Ellis, B. Carey, C. Hicks Student The Student Council under the di- rection of Donald Shelby, a quite versa- tile senior, has had a functioning year rendering many services to the student body, faculty, and community. This year the Student Council has not only been a service organization, but also a meri- torious organization. Among their many projects for the year the Student Council revised the student's handbook, aided the publica- tions, and strived to bring closer unity between the students, faculty, and ad- OFFICERS AND SPONSOR Left to right: D. Shelby, J. Mills, J. Watson, M. Skin- ner, Mrs. R. fMomJ Compton, S. Fredrick, B. Butcher. R. Lammers, W. Carter, B. Northcutt, L. Todd. Fifth row: W. Archer, K. Finney, H. Snyder, J. Carroll, L. Carlisle, J. Kee, V. Brewton, D. Liggett, P. Sanders. Sixth row: J. Bowden, J. Riley, V. Calhoun, E. Thompson, E. Boyleson, M. Anderson, J. Key, J. Watson, M. Lee, F. Hunnicutt. Seventh row: T. Scroggins, B. Burgess, J. Limmer, J. Caster, P. Wright, D. Lynch, W. Forrest. Council ministration. They also promoted friend- W lier relationships between our high school and other schools in our district. The Student Council, a highly rep- o 'Nj if . . resentative group of the student body, under the expert sponsorship of Mrs. Ruth fMornJ Compton, had as its slate ,N of officers the following: Donald Shel- X 'X .1 lfqgsixf by, President, Stanley Fredrick, Vice -A President, Barbara Bucher, Recording Ji Secretary, Joyce Watson, Correspond- X X f P5 i ence Secretary, Jo Mills, Treasurer, f ' JI I B Martha Skinner, Parliamentarian. X D ' 2 S yi 1 il I -fu 33 LAYOUT and COPY ADVERTISING and BUSINESS MARGARET MEAD - Co-Editor MARILYN BINGMAN Sponsor WINSTON FORREST Co-Editor I Left to right: J. Diller, C. Yellott, E. Wyche. zz IT Left to right: I. Moffett, D. Brook, J. Vickrey, S, Skinner First row: E. Wyche, J. Moffett, J. Vickrey, S. Skinner. Second row: J. Diller, D. Brook, C. Yellott, M. Bingman, M. Mead, fnot shownl W. Forrest. MARGARET MEAD Co-Editor WINSTON FORREST Co-Editor MARILYN BINGMAN Sponsor 35 First row: B. Hobbs, B. Burgess, P. Ramsey, A. Fagg, R. Sinclair, J. Kee, L. Willhoite, A. Nickols, M. Williams, S. Wynn, M. Bodeker, B. Brown, P. Jones, C. Jasper, P. Yalch, M. Neal, J. Diller. Second row: M. Lee, G. Brown, B. Boulware, V. Winn, M. Skinner, A. Browning, L. Cooper w D. Mires, L. Altom, N. Smith, J. Mills, A. Walker, B. Allred, S. Turner, C. Brown. Third row: M. Nickols, B. Butcher, S. Reynolds, C. Brown, J. Watson, M. Barron, D. Liggett, S. Campbell 1 S. Reed, B. Ebert, L. Webb, V. Brewton, J. Watson, D. Palmer, L. Mize. OFFICERS First row: B. Boulware, B. Burgess, M. Lee. Second row: M. Skinner, B. Bucher, M. Neal. Third row: 36 S. Reynolds, J. Watson, A. Walker. I - Teens The students that form the I-Teens club at IHS have become one of the best-known girls' organizations in Irving High. It is a social- service club that has strived to put service be- fore social activities. Their continuous project has been to strive to be courteous and friend- ly, and to be of service in their school, commu- nity, and country. The club was sponsored by Miss Tommie Williams, under the student leadership of the officers which were Barbara Bucher, Presi- dent, Beverly Burgess, Vice President, Mari- anne Neal, Recording Secretary, Anita Walk- er, Correspondence Secretaryg Shirley Rey- nolds, Treasurerg Martha Skinner, Parlia- mentarian, Social Chairman, Marilyn Lee, PTA Aide, Barbara Boulwareg Publicity, Joyce Watson. First row: R. Roulain, D. Chambers. Second row: B. Dearing, L. Martin, W. Chambers, B. Bates, C. Porter. Third row: T. Walker, A. Beckham, W. Rasco, D. Jones, D. Veach, D. Harris, C. Way- man, W. Forrest. Key Club The International Key Club, the newest na- tionally affiliated club at Irving High, is a service club for the school. It is one of the most functioning organizations in the school system. Composed entirely of boys, the club is under the leadership of Hal Gibson. The officers were President, Wayne Chambersg Secretary, Bobby Batesg and Treasurer, Wayne Basco. OFFICERS Left to right: W. Rasco, W. Chambers, B., Bates First row: G. Smith, A. Soto, R. Stearns, D. Shelby, B. Northcutt, W. Chambers, D. Veach, H. Tarwater, B. Smith, C. Dumas. Second row: D. Nelson, J. Chadwick, H. Finch, E. Brazier, W. Phil' lips, J. McLeroy, W. Millard, T. Lanford, B. Bates, L. Pittman, S. Williams, Third row: J. Carroll, T. Scroggins, H. Story, J. Hall, B. Mills, T. Vaughn, R. Grady, V. Lawson, D. McKenzie, W. Quisen- berry, L. Stocton. Fourth row: R. Austin, D. McKinney, K. Finney, M. Crouch, B. Johnson, D. Hacker, R. Taylor, R. Hicks, C. Mason, J. Stewart, E. Mullanax, J. Epperson. Future Farmers of America The Future Farmers of America is a na- tional organization comprised of boys inter- ested in agriculture. The club not only trained its members in different phases of farm work, but also put their training into practice by raising farm projects. The sponsor was Mr. Bill Brown and the officers were Bobby Northcutt, President, Sherwin Williams, Vice President, Lee Pitt- man, Sentinel, Jimmy Mullins, Secretary, Danny Hacker, Reporter, and Jimmy Epper- son, Treasurer. OFFICERS First row: J. Mullins, T. Langford, L. Pittman. Second row: S. Williams, D. Hacker, K. Finney. First row: I. Dobbs, B, Boulware, M. Williams, M. Wilson, P. Sanders, Y. Bennett, N. McLain, J. Diller, P. Yalch, E. Thorne, D. Palmer. Second row: B. Hubbard, E. Boyleson, D. Chaney, L. Evans, B. Wheeler, C. Harris, O. Wages, C. Brown, M. Taylor, P. Althoff. Third row: V. King, S. Whatley, P. Ford, K. Jones, B. Frazier, S. Harpo, C. Harvey, N. Smith, J. Moffett, S. Wood- ruff, Y. Yamada. Future Homemakers 0 America The Future Homemakers of America, spon- sored by Miss Frances Stewart, trains its mem- bers for home and family life by developing the whole personality of the individual and equipping her to meet practical situations. The well functioning slate of officers were as follows: Loydeen Holland, President, Bar- bara Boulware, Vice President, Irene Dobbs, Treasurer, Cherry Harvey, Secretary, Billye Carson, Social Chairman, Dolly Palmer, His- toriang Peggy Yalch, Sergeant-at-Arms. OFFICERS Left to right: L. Holland. B.' Boulware, D. Palmer B. Carson, P. Yalch, C. Harvey, I. Dobbs. 40 1 First row: J. Diller, D. Brook, M. Mead, C. Yellott. Second row: J. Vickrey, E. Wyche, S. Skinner, J. Moffett, M. Lee, W. Forrest. Q . E aw-1 .5 Numan-an 'W'- 1' V' uwh,.gwa: ix xx pn.:0..,.a4tof.vK' '4- , fu vsmr' .4 a 10' C f l the-4 nan-. .X.X.444.u- J 'A' 'J' Wtdlawi .ex . . !'u-w--4 -fir 4. NX 6-Ka' 'n ' il H 1.,.,...,. MMW1. X Lv..-ffpvw'-1 l l ' 5 51,--vv-ff Z5--14.1-f Xx 'M -DM All r ...W A W.-we . 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National Honor Society Because of its high standards, it is a definite honor to belong to the National Honor So- ciety, one of the oldest organizations at IHS. A student must have maintained a ninety, or above, average, have good character, have good leadership qualities, and be of service to others to be accepted by this society. The main function of the National Honor Society, which is sponsored by Miss Claire Turner, is to be of service to others and to strive to improve the scholarship, leadership, and the character of the student body. The officers of this organization were as follows: President, Marijo Williams, Vice President, Kaleta Jones, Secretary, Beth Ebert, Treas' urer, Sharon Winn. OFFICERS Left to right: S. Winn, B. Ebert, C. Jones, M Williams. First row: S. Fredrick, L. Holland, B. Boulware, C. Garner, W. Rasco. Second row: T. Messer, C. Wayman, W. Forrest, J. Benson, E. Wyche. OFFICERS Left to right: B. Boulware, W. Rasco, M. Neal, J. Benson, M. Skinner. National Thespian Society The National Thespian Society, an organi- zation composed of amateur actors, is the only organization which functions directly with the fine arts. Through their captivating performances, the Thespians have again achieved a year of success. The Thespian group, sponsored by Miss Carolyn Wolfe, had as its officers Martha Skinner, President, Stanley Fredrick, Vice President, Barbara Boulware, Secretary, J im- my Benson, Treasurer, and Wayne Rasco, Historian. First row: G. Johnson, B. Parks, D. Donahue, C. Jasper, M. King, P. Yalch. Second row: J. Key, S. Turner, B. Bucher, L. Atwood, V. King, M. Baron, S. Hoipkemeier. Third row: S: Skinner, W. Forrest, J. Jackson, D. Strathadee, R. Carter, J. Wilkinson, C. Brown. OFFICERS Left to right: B. Bucher, C. Garner, M. King, J. Jackson, J. Rucker, W. Forrest, M. Skinner. Future Teachers of America The Evie Jones Future Teachers of America Club was organized three years ago to en- courage and train capable lrving High School students to be better teachers for the youth of America in the years to come. The officers are Joe Jackson, Presidentg Bobbie Hubbard, Vice President, Jon Ann Rucker, Secretaryg Barbara Bucher, Treas- uierg Charles Garner, Parliamentariang Mar- tha King, Librariang Winston Forrest, His- toriang Martha Skinner, Song Leader, and sponsor, Mrs. Nita Clark. First row: Z. Coker, E. Finley, D. Hartford, B. Bucher, D. Leach, M. Nichols, Z. Dickens, B Parks, M. Lee, M. Covington, J. Hunt, L. Wilhoite, B. Rivers, B. Brown, P. Sanders, B. Boulware B. Hobbs, D. Perdue, L. Lanford, C. Yellot, M. Bodeker, D. Roddy, J. Beckham, M. Medina, M Powers. Second row: C. Broen, B. Wheeler, L. Evans, Y. Bennett, J. Anderson, J. Allen, W. Day P. Althoff, L. Nunn, D. Appiewhite, J. Key, A. Nichols, M. Anderson, C. Harris, M. Welch, L. At wood, R. Eidison, P. Jones, J. Diller, D. Marlowe, J. Pigg. Third row: P. Ramsey, W. Foster B. Hicks, B. Clark, R. Sinclair, A. Fagg, B. Foster, S. Crabb, M. Barren, J. Crall, S. Hill, P Wheeler, P. Blackwood, M. Seals, C. Lewis, L. Altom, E. Boylson, N. Batenab, J. Watson, S Fuller, D. Palmer, O. Wages, J. Riley, S. Campbell, L. Holland, B. Alred, B. Peikert, A. Walker I. McCoy, V. King, D. Liggett, J. West, J. Rucker, T. Franklin, W. Mangum, A. Cook, E. Tomp son, C. Tompson, V. Forman, M. Cooper, M. Boylson, M. Morse. Fourth row: L. Mize, M. Miller F. Stintson, S. Hoipremeier, G. Farine, B. Kriese, T. Waggoner, M. Blaylock, A. Metcalf, A. Wig gins, J. Watson, S. Woodruff, J. Cooper, V. Simms, B. Hale, L. Carlise, J. Smith, V. Brewton G. Brown, J. Kee, S. Skinner, F. Watson. v s 1 1 OFFICERS First row: L. Mize, J. Kee. Second row: V. Brew- ton, L. Carlisle. Girls' Sports Association The GSA, an organization for the many girls at Irving High who are interested in sports, had a very successful year. The girls had fun while they learned about the various sports and earned their letters. The members practiced during their' P.E. classes or after school, and their tournaments were held at night as their parents, friends, and school- mates observed thed skill. Tips for Teens Sponsor Marilyn Bingman OFFICERS President ..,..,,s,................... Jimmy Carroll Secretary ...,.,...............,...,..,..... Viola Winn Treasurer ,,.....,,,,.,., ...,.. C lifford Fogus Parliamentarian ..,....,. ,.s,.... L anny Money Current Events Sponsor Ernest Bolton OFFICERS President .........,.............,.,.. Rita Lammersl Vice President ........ Wilson Burch Secretary .............. ........... I anice Hunt Treasurer Barton French Jerry Harless Sergeant-at-A rms ,,....... ....,. Parlzamentarlan ,....,.... ..,..,. S. C. Representative ,.......,.,. Joe Jackson Bob Atherton Science Club Sponsors Wayne Chapman Delbert Williams OFFICERS President .......o..................,.,... Barbara Lee Vice PI'6SLd8nt ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,t,-,,, David Carson Secretary Treasurer ..,,.,.,,,,, Sergeant-at-A rms ,,,-, ,,-,-,. Yuri Yamada Evelyn Nelson Cecil Hargrove 45 I-Iomemaking Sponsors Natalie Faith Frances Stewart OFFICERS President ......................,A,....... Nancy Smith Vice President ............,,...,,Aa,,,,, Iva McCoy Secretary .,........ ....... J oyce West Treasurer ...........,.,.,.,.......... Marion Conner Parliamentarian ................ Barbara Frazier Boys' Glee Sponsor Mary Lee Franklin OFFICERS President ............,.,..,.,...,..,,., Richard Raitt Vice President .................... Dickie Schnee Parliamentarian ,.....,.....,. Ken Burkhalter Treasurer ......,.....,... ...,..... H ugh Frazer Spanish Sponsor Ann Grillot OFFICERS President .,.,,.,..,,,................ Carolyn Hicks Vice President ....,......,.- Richard Jennings Secretary ......,......... .,..,.,. P eggy Wright Parliamentarian ...... .,..,.. F red Hunnicutt 46 Social Graces Sponsor Mrs. Ray Hines OFFICERS President ---,v,,,,A,,,-,.fw,-- MMf,--A,Afw---- Vice Presiclent . Secretary ,,...,, ,,,,, Treasurer ,,o,,,,,o ,,,,A, ,w,-- Parliamentarian Dale Cain Lou Dell Holly La Vern Evens Barbara Wheeler Patsy Wheeler Baseball Sponsor Gene Hodge OFFICERS President ..,................,..,.,,e..,,, Don Britton Vice President Jackie Voirin David Dickey Secretary .i.,,,,,,,...., ..,.,... Treasurer ,...,.,,...... ,..... Kenneth Voirin Parliamentarian .,,.... ....... B obby Rogers, Van Clifton Crossword Puzzle Sponsor Chick Holden OFFICERS Pr!-3Silf6nt .,...,,...........,..... David McKinney Vice President ..,,.,.,,,,e,,,,,,,, Dollie Palmer Secretary .....,,.....,......... Tommy Scroggins Sergeant-at-Arms ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,, Larry Looper 47 Girls, Officiating Sponsor Peg gy Hughes OFFICERS President -,,.--w-.,,..,.,.A,,.... Virginia Brewton Vice President ......,,.,,,............ Pat Ramsey Secretary ,.........,.. ....... R osemary.Sinclair Treasurer ,...,.., Marilyn Lee Career Sponsor Jean Lane O President ........,.......-....... Vice President ........,... Secretary ............ ...... Treasurer .................... Parliamentarian .........,. . FF ICERS Mary Ann Larson Tommie' Sue Allen m,A,,-nm I oy Owens Dorothy Mitcheltree Mary Ann Lawson Hunting and Fishing Sponsor L. C. Lehmberg OFFICERS President ............,,.....v,, Vice President L, Secretary! ............. Treasurer ........,.,.... ,,.... S ergeant-at-A rms 48 Warren Blackstone Eddie Brown Carter Knowles Robert Pierce Danny Fuller Diversified Occupations Sponsor Louis Nance OFFICERS President ,-,-,,,,,,,,,---,A ,,---,A,,- Vice President -, Secretary ....,,.,... Treasurer ,....,.c,,. Sergeant-at-A rms -,AMA, ,,,,M,,, Reporter ..,,.,,,,,,- Fix - It Sponsor Louis Risinger OFFICERS President ,,,,,.,,c,,,,,,.A,.,,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,, ,Ioe Feldpausch ,lames Lile . .,.... La Barbara Owen Cecil Ingram Floyd Rogers . ,..,,, Delores Lynch Pat Beggs Vice President ........,.........,... Jerry Young Secretary ..............,.,.,,....c. J ohnny Limmer S. C. Representative .,,,,.,....c,,.,,. Art Neece Treasurer .............,,,.. ....I.. David Gray Arts and Crafts Sponsor Tommie Williams OFFICERS President .,,,,,.,,.,..,,,,, -,----,,A,v, Vice President -,-,-,----,sV,,,,,.,-, Secretary ,,,.,,i,,,, ,,s,,,- Treasurer ..........,,,,,,,,e,,,,,,,,,,,,, Reporter ,..,.,-..,....,...,,,,.,,,-,,,-, Recreational Chairman ........ Parliamentarian ,,.,,.,.,,,,,,,,i,,,,--, J. Dan Caster Ronald Smith Judy Jenkins Lois Simms Carolyn Burk Nancy Jones Bill Smith 49 Reading Sponsor Fanylouise Sharp OFFICERS President -,,,,,4,,,,,,,,,v,A,,---,,,, Sandra Turner Vige Pregident --,-,,, ,,,,,, C ll2iI'lCS M6fTlll Secretary .,7A........ ...,-.-------- .l 0 Mills Treasurer .,,,7,. James Alcorn Distributifue Education Sponsor M. L. Stevens OFFICERS President .,,A..,..,.v............ Betty Sue Wright Vice President ..,..,. ,,,,,.,,...t.tt,, G len Sain Secretary ,,,,,.,.,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,t S andra Knight Treasurer ....,...,.....,...,... Patsy Lou Wright Parliarnentarian .,i.,,,..r... Caroline Thiele Reporter ..,.............. Bobby Ann Carroll Dramatics and Debate Sponsor Ann Orillot OFFICERS President ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Andy Eclmonson Vice President ,...,.. ....,..,,, C arol Jasper Secretary ,,,,,t,t ...... . , Nancy Walker Treasurer .... .. ...,... Mary Jo. Neal 50 Golf Sponsor Wayne Tripp OFFICERS President ,.,,.......,.....,.......... Vice President . Secretary ..,.,...,,,,,,,,, ....,... Student Council Representative . ,,,, , Library Sponsor Gene Hoffman Beverly Clark Sharon Connor Patsy Smith Claire Turner OFFICERS President .....,,,........,.......,,,. Vice President ,. Secretary ,..,.,....... ,,,,,... Treasurer ,......,... Social Chairman Parliarnentarian Sergeant-at-A rms .....,,e ,ludy Windsor Alice McCoy ,lane Beckham Dolores Roddy Mary Benham ,lane Allen Powers Mathematics Sponsor Neil Wilson OFFICERS President ....,,,,,,,.,,,,,,..,,,.,...,I,r Vice .President Secretary .,,r.,,,. , ,,,,...,,, Treasurer .,....,.. Parliamentarzan .,,,, ,,,.,,,..,. Jerry Muller Robert Roten Ronnie Thompson Ronnie Thompson Dan Duncan SI j'9 '1 I ' 1 s 1 . A ' ' 1 ' I ' 4 a 0 u , ' ' ' I 4 , I 5 ' I . . 1 ' I ' 0 A l . . 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Q XNXW , mu., ,, ,. www V . www M ost Popular DON SHELBY JOYCE WATSON Senior Class Favorites BARBARA BUCHER RAY COMEZ DAVID JONES Sophomore Class Favorites LOU WHITE JUDY RILEY junior Class Favorites GILBERT PORTER BLANCHE BROWN 57 Football Sweetheart ROSEMARY SINCLAIR Homecoming Queen JOYCE WATSON 58 F .F .A. Sweetheart MARTHA NICHOLS F .H .A. Sweetheart and Beau GILBERT PORTER MARIJO WILLIAMS First row: J. Kee, S. Turner, B. Bucher, L. Carlisle, S. Skinner, J. Brazell. Second row: W. Forrest, G. Sain, S. Williams, C. Merrill, R. R0- ten, B. Grubbs. Whois Who K One of the highest accolades an Irving High School student can receive is a Whois Who Award. These awards are presented 'annually to the students who are the most outstanding in each of the departments in our school. This year the twenty-seven awards were presented as follows: Political Science- Robert Haydeng Natural Science-Marijo Williamsg English-Charles Merrillg Com- mercial-Sandra Turnerg Boys, Physical Education-Johnny Brazell, Girls' Physical Education-Jo Keeg Library-Nancy Walker, Band-Winston Forrest, Chorus- Joyce Watsong Auto Mechanics-Don McKenzieg Agriculture-Sherwin Williams, Mathematics-Danny Duncan, Publications-Shelby Skinnerg Speech-Barbara Bucher, Drivers' Education-Bill Crubbsg Homemaking-Barbara Boulwareg Art- Martha Skinner, Photography-Robert Roteng Distributive Education-Glen Saing Diversified Occupations-Marvin Randleg Spanish-Herd Sniderg Girls' Basketball- La Quita Carlisleg Football-Bobby Batesg Boys, Basketball-Emory Lee Chambers, Baseball-Don Brittaing Track-Walt Madisong and Mechanical Drawing-Don Perkins. First row: M. Skinner, M. Williams, B. Boulware, N. Walker, R. Hayden. Second row: H. Snider, D. McKen- zie, D. Brittain, BJ Bates. Third row: D. Perkins, W. Madison, E. Chambers, D. Duncan arbara a oo ,.f-s x 5 E 1 ' P Q I I fig 3- 'Y hs- in if bile Davxd and dmires the merchandise w k on. f H ,ff YNAPSHUIS H! 'Oh, my achmg 1 uuvf N,-SST H ADMINISTRIHIUN Www, Clockwise: Mr. T. J. Lee, Mr. Claude Walker, Mr. W. H. Benson, Mr. Charles Young, Presidentg Dr. J. L. Beard, Miss Laverne Haley, Mr. E. S. Von Reyn, Vice Presidentg Mrs. Alex Guard, Mr. Rupert Harris. School Board With the election of new members, the board made changes in its policies and plans. Under the leadership of Mr. Charles Young, president, the board completed many Worthwhile projects for the improvement of our school and our community. The school owes a great debt of gratitude to these board members who have earnestly dedicated their time and talents in improving our school and in making it an institution for advancd learning. Faculty MISS MARILYN E. S. BOLTON BILL BROWN WAYNE CHAPMAN BINGMAN B.A., M.A. B.S., M.A. B-5- A.B. Social Science Agriculture Natural Science English MRS. RUTH MRS. NITA B. CLARK MRS. NATALIE FAITH COMPTON B.S., M. Ed. B.S. R.N., P.H.N., B.S., M.A. Mathematics Home Economics Counselor .. MISS IDA LEE FALLS K. L. FORD MISS MARY LEE B.S., M.A. B.S., M. Ed. FRANKLIN English Mathematics B.M., M.M. Chorus HAL J. GIBSON MISS MARY ANN MRS. RAY HINES M. E. HODGE B.S., M.M. GRILLOT B.A., M.A. B.S., M.S. Band A.B. English Commercial Math English CHARLES CHICK MISS PEGGY HUGHES MRS. EVIE JONES HOLDEN B.S. B.A. B.S. Girls' Basketball and P.E. Dean Football and P.E. -L IW X fi' '- ' ' MRS. JEAN LANE L. C. LEHMBERG LOUIS NANCE B.S. B.S., M. Ed. B.S., M.S., LL.B. Commercial Social Science Diversified Occupations LEWIS RISINGER JOHN A. RUCKER FANYLOUISE SHARP M. L. STEVENS B.S. B.S., M.S. B.A. B.S., M.S. Industrial Arts Commercial English Distributive Education FRANCES STEWART BILL STOKES WAYNE TRIPP B.S. B.S., M.A. B.S. Home EL-gywmicg Photography Commercial Math Natural Science Social Science n33vi: - gs. if - X MISS CLAIRE TURNER D. R. WILLIAMS M155 TOMMIE B.A. M.E. Rs. WILLIAMS Library N atu ral Science f NEAL WILSON M155 CAROLYN M. R. WRIGHT WINSTOIE gONNORS Rs., M. Ed. WOLFE B-4 D . , Ei . Mathematics BGA. English rivers ucatlon English and Speech .-,..'?i' ,4 vvfgjjg Q A V, 9 , fc ,J , in-f W .,. .E Mx., 7.1 ' , ' Y' 559, . . gm,-11. .ff .914 ,qu ., 514- A , Q REPORT CARD k I OZ- HARRIS Url . . DDD . I Chairman ' RDXS LAWS' S3 Sggill t I i A , S0 Mlggxrzg Secrewfyp,-esident - - 'I-amentarwn RepOffCTR. .correspon WA1-50Ng HELBY3 Par i SANDRA BUCHE 2 , JOYCE . .DUN S if - ' ' Tgl15ill5ST'- lfille Recording Secrewr F ' HA 5 .MART QYURNER. Senior Class The graduating class of ,55, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Ruth Comp- ton, Miss Carolyn Wolfe, and Mr. Hal Gibson, has again proven its ability to achieve outstanding feats. Because of marvelous co-operation of the class, each program, each activity, and each project sponsored by the Seniors met with tremendous success. An evening in a 4'Garden of Starsn will al- ways be remembered by every Junior and Senior who attended the Prom. Not only will a memory of IHS remain with each Senior, but also a memory of the Senior Class of 1955 will forever remain with IHS. ALCORN, JAMES-Class Vice President 2, Reading Club President 3. ALLRED, BETTY-FHA 1, 2, GSA 1, 2, 1-Teens 2, 3, Home- room Vice President 1, 2, Homeroom Secretary 3, Dramatics 1, Art and Crafts 2, 3. ANDERSON, MARY-GSA 1, 2, CHA 1, 2, Homeroom 2, 3, Library Club President 1, Arts, and Crafts 2, 3. ANDERSON, VICKIE-Homemaking Club 2, 3, GSA 2, FHA 1, 2, 3, Homeroom Vice President 3. AIEIISLQEY, SALLY-Library Club 1, Vice President 2, DE u 3. ARCHER, WAYNE-FFA 2, 3, Student Council 3, Aero. Club 1, Baseball Club 2, Puzzle Club 3, B-Football Co- Captain 2. ASTON, SCOTTY-Arts and Crafts Sergeant-at-Arms 2, Stu- dent Council 2, Hot Rod Club President 3, Class Favorite 2, Tips for Teens Club 3. ALCORN, JAMES ALLRED, BETTY ANDERSON, MARY ANDERSON, VICKIE ANSLEY, SALLY ARCHER, WAYNE ASTON, SCOTTY BATEMAN, NORMA BATES, BOBBY BATEMAN, NORMA-Girls' Officiating Club 1, 2, 3, Sports Club 1, GSA 1, 2, 3, Homemaking Club 2, B-Basketball 1, 2, 3, FHA 1, Brownwood: A-Volleyball, A-Softball. BATES, BOBBY-Homeroom Parliamentarian 1, 2, President 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, B-Football 2, Track Cold 5'1 Award 2, Dramatics 2, Student Council 3, Rotary Boy 3. BECKHAM, AUGUST-Band 1, 2, 3, Science Club 2, Key Club 3. BIGGERS, VIRGINIA-Homemaking Club 1, FHA 1, 2, Needlework Club 2. BODEKER, MARY LOU-Sports Club Secretary 1, Teen- Age Club Reporter 2, Homeroom Treasurer 2, Safety Club 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, FTA 3, l-Teens 2, 3. BOYLSON, ELLEN-FTA Club 1, 2, FHA 1, 2, 3, CSA 1, 2, 3, Tips for Teens Club 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Girls' Officiating Club 1. BECKHAM, AUGUST BIGGERS, VIRGINIA BODEKER, MARY Lou BOYLESON, ELLEN 73 BRAND, MARY JEAN BRENNAN, PHILIP BRITTAIN, DON BROOKS, JAMES BROWN, GWEN BROWNING, ANN BUCIIER, BARBARA BURNS, ANNE CAIN, DALE BRAND, JEAN-Sewing Club 1, DE Club 3, Del Rio: DE Club 3, National Honor Society 2, Class Reporter 3. BRENNAN, PHILIP-DO Club 2, 3, Denison: Basketball 1. BRITTAIN, DON-Sports Club 1, Vice President 2, Baseball Club 2, President 3, Student Council 3, Lettermen's Club 3, B-Football 2, A-FOotball,3, Baseball 1, 2, 3. BROOKS, JAMES-Dramatics 1, B-Football 1, Science Club Secretary 2, Parliamentarian 3, Boys' P.E. I Award 2, Homeroom Parliamentarian 3. BROWN, CWEN-GSA 1, 2, 3, FHA 1, 2, 3, Homemaking Club 1, 2, 3. BROWNING, ANN L.-FTA Historian 1, 2, Teen-Age Club 2, I-Teens 2, 3, Career Club 3. BUCHER, BARBARA-Student Council 1, Secretary 3, I- Teens 1, 2, President 3, National Honor Society 2, 3, Thes- pian 2, 3, GSA 2, 3, FTA 2, Treasurer 3, Miss FTA 3, Dramatic Club Secretary 2, Class Reporter 2, Class Social Chairman 3, Homeroom Secretary 2, Chorus 1, 2, Secre- tary 3. BURNS, ANNE-Dramatics 3, Woodrow Wilson: Y-Teens 1, 2, Little Theatre 3, Pan American Student Forum 1, 2. CAIN, DALE-Homeroom Parliamentarian 2, 3, DO Parlia- mentarian 2, Social Graces Club President 3. CAMP, HORACE-Art Club 2, 3. CAREY, BILL-B-Basketball 1, A-Football 1, 2, 3, A-Basket hall 2, Social Graces Club 2, Tips for Teens Club 3. CARLISLE, LA QUITA- CARSON, BILLYE-FHA 1, Social Chairman 3, Teen-Age Club 2, DE Club 3, Homeroom Parliamentarian 3, Dra- matics 1. CAMP, HORACE CAREY, BILI1 CARLISLE, LA QUITA CARSON, BILLYE CARTER, WAYNE CASON, JOHNNY CHADWICK, JAMES CHAMBERS, EMORY CARTER, WAYNE-B-Football Who's Who lg FFA lg Basketball Club lg A-Football 2, 3g Track 2g Social Graces Club 2g Student Council 3g Tips for Teens 3. CASON, JOHNNIE-Homeroom Treasurer 3g DE Clubg Fly- ing Clubg Hunting and Fishing Clubg Homeroom Vice Presi- dent 2g Drivers' Education 1 Awardg Fix-It Club. CHADWICK, JAMES-FFA Club 2, 3g D0 Club 2g Baseball Manager 1. CHAMBERS, EMORY-Thespian lg Dramatics Club 'lg Bas- ketball Club 2, 3g Lettermen's Club Secretary 3g Homeroom Vice President lg Basketball 1, 2, 3g Homeroom President 3g Student Council 3. CHRISTIAN, BOB-B-Football lg Arts and Crafts 25 A-Foot- ball 2g Track 2, 3g Baseball Club 3g Lettermen's Club 3g Tips for Teens Club 3. CLARK, JERRY- CHRISTIAN, BOB CLARK, JERRY COOPER, LIBBY CRABB, SHIRLEY CUNNINGHAM, MARTHA COOPER, LIBBY-Arts and Crafts Club 2g Student Council 2g Homemaking Club 3g I-Teens 3g San Angelo: Footlight- ers lg GAA lg Tennis Club lg Journalism. CRABB, SHIRLEY-CSA l, 2, 3g Girls' Officiating Club lg FHA 1, 2g DE Club 2g Golf Club 3g Student Council lg Homeroom Parliamentarian 1. CUNNINGHAM, MARTHA-Library Club lg FHA 1, 2g Career 3. DAVIS, ROY LYNN- DILLER, JOANNA-A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3g CSA l, 2, 33 Dramatics lg Tbespians l, 2, 3g I-Teens 2, 3g FHA Report- er 3g Homeroom Secretary 3g Lair Staff 3. DUNCAN, DAN-Science Club Secretary 2, 3g Math Club Parliamentarian 4g National Honor Society 4. EBERT, BETH- DAv1s, ROY LYNN DILLER JOANNA DUNCAN, DAN EBERT, BETH ELLIS, BOBBY FARRELL, ROBERT F ELDPAUSCH, JOE FOSTER, BEVERLY F ORREST, WINSTON FRAZEE, HUGH F RAZIER, BARBARA FREDRICK, STANLEY GARNER, CHARLES ELLIS BOBBY-All-State Chorus 2, President Homeroom 1, 2, 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, DE 2, 3, Tips for Teens Club 3, Chorus 1, 2. FARRELL, ROBERT-DO Club President 3, Sports Club 2, Student Council 3. FELDPAUSCH, JOE-Library Club Vice President 1, Science Club Parliamentarian 2, D0 Club President 3. FORREST, WINSTON-Class President 1, 2, 3, Band 1, Drum Major 2, 3, Chorus Business Manager 1, 2, 3, Thespian 1, Treasurer 2, 3, FTA 1, Vice President 2, Mr. FTA 2, 3, District Treasurer 3, Paper Staff 1, Quill and Scroll 1, 3, Key Club 3, Rotary Boy 3, Co-Editor Lair 3, Who's Who in History 2, National Honor Society 2, 3, Student Council 1, 2, Parliamentarian '3. FRAZEE, HUGH-Boys' Glee Club Treasurer 3, Cripple Creek High School: Football 1, 2, Baseball 2, Thespians 2, Track 1. FRAZIER, BARBARAAHomemaking Club Parliamentarian and President 2, Parliamentarian 3, Student Council 2, FHA 2, 3, Chorus 1, Rotary Girl 3. FREDRICK, STANLEY-HA Football 1, 2, Lettermen's Club 2, Homeroom President 1, 3, Thespian Vice President 3, Student Council 1, 3, Dramatics Club 1, Service Club 1, Student Council 2, Vice President. FRIEDEL, JAMES-DO Club 1. GARNER, CHARLES-Dramatics 2, FTA 2, Parliamentarian 3, Thespians 3, Student Council 3, Emmrich Manual Train- ing High School: Mask and Wig 1, Projection Club 1, Booster Club President 1. COMEZ, RAY-Current Events Club 1, Basketball Club 2, Basketball Manager 1, B Football 1. HALE, BARBARA-CSA Club 2, 3, Officiating Club 2, Bas- ketball Club 3. HARPOLD, SANDRA-FTA 2, Library Club 1, FHA 1, 2, 3, Homemaking Club 2, 3, Homeroom Treasurer 1. HARRIS, DOUG- B Football Captain 1, A Football 2, Teen-Age Club President 2, Key Club 3, Student Council 2, Rotary Boy 3. GOMEZ, RAY HALE, BARBARA HARPOLD, SANDRA HARRIS, Douc HENDERSON. JIM HENGY, JIMMY H1cKs, CAROLYN HUBBARD, BOBBY J OHNSON, ALMA JOHNSON, BARBARA HENDERSON, JIMMY-DO Club 2, 3. HENGY, JIMMY-Band 2, 33 Spanish Club Vice President 23 Woodrow Wilson: Band l. HICKS, CAROLINE- HUBBARD, BOBBIE-FHA l, 23 Homemaking Club 13 FTA l, 2, Vice President 33 GSA 2g Needlework Club President 23 Student Council 2. JOHNSON, ALMA JOYCE-GSA l, 23 Girls' Officiating Club l3 DE Club 3. JOHNSON, BARBARA-FHA l, 23 FTA Parliamentarian 13 Homeroom Secretary 13 Home Economic Club Vice Presi- dent 23 GSA 13 DE Club 3g Homeroom Vice President 2. JONES, DAVID-Homeroom President 1, 2, Vice President 33 Sports Club 1: B-Football lg A-Football Manager 23 Bas- ketball Club 23 Basketball 23 Track 2, 3g Tennis 33 Class Favorite 3. JONES, KALETA-GSA l3 Girls' Officiating Club 13 Home- making Club Secretarv-Treasurer and Vice President 2, Pro- JONES, DAVID JONES, KALETA KEE, Jo gram Chairman 33 FHA 2, 33 Student Council 2, 33 National Honor Society 2, Vice President 3: Lions Club Girl. Y V KNIGHT, SANDRA-GSA 23 Chorus 2g DE Club Secretary 33 Girls' Officiating Club 2: FHA 2. LAWS, ARDJS-GSA l, 23 Student Council 13 FHA l, 2g Arts and Crafts Club 2, 33 Dramatics Club 13 I-Teens 1, 23 Homeroom Treasurer 2, 33 Class Corresponding Secretary 3. LEACH, JAMES-Ag. Club 1. 2g DO Club 3. LEE, MARILYN-Homeroom President 13 GSA l, 2, 33 Girls' Officiating Club Treasurer l, 2, 33 Student Council l, 2, 3g l-Teens l. Social Chairman 2, 33 Class Social Chairman 23 Health I Award 23 Quill and Scroll 2, 3g Most Beautiful Girl 33 B-Basketball Co-Captain 23 A-Basketball 33 Cheer- leader 2, Co-Captain 33 Tiger Rag Staff 2g Lair Staff 23 National Honor Society 33 Miss Flame 3g Boys' Basketball Sweetheart 2. KNIGHT, SANDRA LAWS, ARDIS LEACH, JAMES LEE, MARILYN LEWIS, CAROL LILE, JAMES LOVE, FRED LOVE, MORRIS MCCOY, ALICE MCFARLAND, HENRY MCKEEHAN, PEGGY MCLAIN, NELDA MCLEROY, CLINTON LEWIS, CAROL-l U Q Choi, 2. LILE' JAMESQ-Sclemfe Club 15 DE Club Vice President 29 MCLEROY, CLINTON--Homeroom ViceAPreSident and Presi- LODVOE Cg'1?EgfFfReSidegf bath Club 3 dent lg Science Club lg B-Feetbell 2g Baseball cinb 2g LOVEi MORRIS-Hennenlenn Vice President end President Sclfnceclub fXeSIgfn'9ijI5FudegffJ0u1'1C1lIg'3A. Cl b 3, lg Science Club Vice President 2, 3g Student Council 1. MERRILL' CH STI USICS .U 31 Dea mi dnl 32 MCCOY, ALICE-Library Club 1, President and Seeretnny 2, Band 1: 32 Nafmal Ono' New I me an - I Vice President 33 FHA 1, 2. All-Regional Band 3. . MCFARLAND, HENRYL MESSERZ TOMMY-Bee and Hobby blgl ghorug 1, 3, MeKEEHAN, PEGGY-Sewing Club 2g Spanish Club 3g Re- Mggbnfffs iiqghesplans 2' 39 Spams 1' ' ' my Gm 3' MEYER BOLORES-FHA 1- GSA 1- Homemaking Club 1 MEQLQIH' PTELDAEGSQIIZL 1111 2' 3: FTQI. 2: Llbra? Secretiiry 3g I-Teens 2, 3g Tips for TeensS'2g Vice President ll , 011181113 Ing U , , OIHCTOOUI reasufel' , for Teens MERRILL, CHARLES MESSER, TOMMY METCALF, ANN MEYER, DELORES MILLS, JOELLE GAY-Editorials Tiger Rag 1, Quill and Scroll 2, Reading Club Secretary 3, Student Council Treas- urer 3, Class Reporter 3, MITCHLETREE, DOROTHY--Library Club 1, 2, Treasurer, Career Club Treasurer 3. MULLER, J ERRY-Math Club President 3, Student Council 3, California: Astronomy Club President. NEAL, MARIANN-GSA 1, 2, 3, Homeroom Vice President 1, 2, Dramatics 1, Thespian 1, 2, 3, Chorus 1, 3, I-Teens 2, Secretary 3, Class Favorite 2, FTA 2. NELSON, EVELYN- NICHOLS, MARTHA-A-Basketball 1, 2, 3, Class Favorite 1, Class Parliamentarian 1, Hi-Y Sweetheart 1, Mansfield Basketball Tournament Queen 1, Cheerleader 2, 3, FFA Sweetheart 2, 3, CSA 1, 2, 3, 1-Teens 1, 2, 3, Girls' Offi- ciating Club 1, 2, 3. NORTHCUTT, BOBBY-Homeroom President 1, 2, 3, Class MILLS, JO M ITCHELTREE, DOROTHY MULLER, JERRY NEAL, MARIANN NELSON, EVELYN NICHOLS, MARTHA NORTHCUTT, BOBBY OWENS, JOY PARKS, BARBARA Vice President 1, B-Football 1, A-Football 2, 3, Ag. Club Treasurer 2, President 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Class Favorite 1. OWENS, JOY-Homeroom Secretary, Career Club Secretary 3, Commerce: Class Favorite 1, Cheerleader 1, Class Sec- retary 1, Horizon Club 1. PARKS, BARBARA-National Honor Society 3, 'GSA 2, 3, FTA 3, Tips for Teens Club 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Teen-Age Club 2, Adamson: Student Council 1, Debate Club 1, Dramatics Club 1, Homeroom Secretary 1, Choir 1. PRICE, CURTIS- RAITT, RICHARD-A-Football Manager 1, 2, 3, Lettermen's Club 3, Art Club 1, 2, Boys' Glee Club President 3, Stu- dent Council 3, Drivers' Education 1 Award. RANDLE, MARVIN-Student Council 1, Homeroom Presi- dent 1, Ag. Club 1, B-Football 1, 2, D0 Club 2, 3. RATCLIFF, ROBERT- PRICE, CURTIS RAITT, RICHARD RANDLE, MARVIN RATCLIFF, ROBERT REISANUER, BOBBY REYNOLDS, SHIRLEY RICHARDS, JACKIE ROGERS, FLOYD ROTEN, ROBERT SAIN, GLEN SHELBY, DONALD SIMMs, LOIs SINCLAIR, ROSEMARY REISANUER, BOB-Science Club 1, 2, DO Club 3. REYNOLDS, SHIRLEY-Dramatics Secretary 1, I-Teens 1, Treasurer 3, Homeroom President 3, Student Council 3, .Teen-Age Club 3. RICHARDS, JACKIE-Science Club 2, Current Events Club 3, Track Manager 2, 3. RODGERS, FLOYD-DO Club 2, 3, Sergeant-at-Arms 2, 3. ROTEN, ROBERT- SAIN, GLEN-DE Club 2, President 3, Homeroom Vice Presi- dent 3, Crafts Club I, Student Council 3. SHELBY, DONALD-Football 1, 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, All State Chorus 1, 2, Football Co-Captain 3, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Discussion Club President 1, Tips for Teens Club President 3, Student Council 1, 2, President 3, Class Vice President 3, Most Popular Boy 3, Lettermen's Club 3, Chorus Vice President 3. SIMS, LOIS-Girls' Officiating Club 1, Art Club 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 3. SINCLAIR, ROSEMARY-Cheerleader Captain 2, 3, I-Teens 1, 2, 3, Social Graces Club Treasurer 2, Homeroom Secre- tary 2, GSA 1, 2, 3, Girls' Officiating Club 1, 2, 3. SKINNER, MARTHA-Chorus 1, 2, 3, Thespian 1, Historian 2, President 3, Tiger Rag Staff 1, Quill and Scroll 1, B- Basketball 1, Dramatics Treasurer 1, GSA 1, 2, 3, National Honor Society 2, 3, Homeroom Vice President 2, Girls' State 3, Class Parliamentarian 3, Student Council Parlia- rnentarian '3, FTA 2, 3, I-Teens Parliamentarian 2, 3, Ro- tary Girl 3. SMITH, BILLY- SMITH, LEON-B-Football 1, Sports Club 1, A-Football 2, 3, Baseball Club 2, Baseball 2, National Honor Society 2, 3, Sportsmanship Trophy 2, Lettermen's Club 3. SMITH, MARY-Library Club Treasurer 1, Career Club 3. SKINNER, MARTHA SMITH, BILLY SMITH, LEON SMITH, MARY SMITH, NANCY STEARNS, RICHARD STEVENS, MICKEY TAYLOR, JAMES TAYLOR, KENT THIELE, CAROLYN SMITH, NANCY-Homeroom Secretary 1, President 2, 3, FHA 1, 2, Parliamentarian 3, Teen-Age Club 2, Home- making Club President 3, I-Teens 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3. STEARNS, RICHARD-A-Football 1, 2, Captain 3, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Lettermen's Club 3, Boys' Cleo Club 3, Student Council 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Social Graces Club Vice Presi- dent 2, Homeroom Vice President 2. STEVENS, MICKEY-Arts and Crafts Club 1, DE Club 3, Homeroom Vice President 2. TAYLOR, JAMES- TAYLOR, KENT-Science Club 2, DO Club 3, Reporter 3. THIELE, CAROLYN- THOMPSON, RONNlEiH0meroom President 1, 2, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Social Graces Club 2, Math Club Secre- tary-Treasurer 3. THOMPSON, RONALD TODD, L. C. TUBBS, ALLEN TODD, L. C.-Track 1, 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Boys' Glee Club 3, Social Graces 2, Student Council 3, Homeroom Vice President 3. TUBBS, ALLEN-Science Club 1, Vice President 2, B-Foot- ball 2, DO Club Parliamentarian 3, Student Council 2. TURNER, SANDRA-Band 1, 2, 3, Show Band 1, 2, FTA 1, 2, 3, GSA 1, 2, 3, Who's Who in Spanish 1, Class Treas- urer 2, Music Club President 2, Student Council 2, 3, Na- tional Honor Society 2, 3, Class Recording Secretary 3, Homeroom President 3, I-Teens 3, Lions Girl. Q WAGCONER, TOMMIE-FHA 2, Homeroom Vice President 3, CSA 3. WALKER, ANITA-GSA 1, 2, 3, FHA 1, 2, 3, Dramatics Historian 1, l-Teens 2, Corresponding Secretary 3, Home- room Treasurer 1, Secretary 3, Arts and Crafts 2, 3. WALKER, TOMMY- TURNER, SANDRA WAGGONER, TOMMIE WALKER, ANITA WALKER, TOMMY WATSON, JOYCE WAYMAN, GORDAN WEST, JOYCE WILLIAMS, MARIJO WILLIAMS, SHERWIN WINN, VIOLA WOOTEN, SAMMIE WRIGHT, BETTY SUE WRIGHT, PATSY Lou WATSON, JOYCE-Homeroom President 1, 2, Chorus Presi- dent 3g Class Reporter 15 Class Secretary 2, Class Treasur- er 3g Student Council 1, 2, Corresponding Secretary 3, GSA Secretary 2, Teen-Age Club Secretary 2, Tiger Rag Sweet- heart 2g DO Sweetheart 2g Valentine Sweetheart 2, Home- coming Queen 3g Most Popular Girl 3, Cheerleader 3, Girls' State 2, l-Teens 2, 3, GSA 1, 2, 3, FTA 2. WAYMAN, GORDON-Dramatics Club 1, Thespian 2, 3, Key Club 3, Chorus 3. WEST, JOYCE- WILLIAMS, MARIJO-GSA lg Dramatics Club lg Homeroom Vice President lg Who's Who in English 1, Chorus 1, Teen- Age Club 2, Dramatics 3, l-Teens 3g Student Council 3, National Honor Society 2, President 3g FHA 2, 3, Lions Girl 33 Thespian 3g FHA Sweetheart. WILLIAMS, SHERWIN-FFA Vice President lg Sportsman- ship Award 2. WINN, VIOLA-Homeroom Secretary 1, 2, 3g Needlework Club lg FHA 1, Teen-Age Club 23 l-Teens 3, Tips for Teens Secretary 3. WOOTEN, SAMMIE- WRIGHT, BETTY- WRIGHT, PATSY- WYCHE, EVERETT-Chorus 2, 3, Thespian 2, 3, Dramatics 1, Lair Staff l. 3, Tiger Rag 1. WYNN, SHARON-GSA 1, 2, Sports Club lg Student Coun- cil 2, National Honor Society Treasurer 35 Spanish Club President 35 I-Teens 3. YALCH, PEGGY-FHA 1, 2, Sergeant-at-Arms 3, FTA 3, GSA 1, 2, Teen-Age Club 2, Chorus 3, Band lg I-Teens 2. 3. CARLIN, TOMMY 82 WYCHE, EVERETT HIBBITTIS WYNN, SHARON YALCH, PEGGY CARLIN, TOMMY FRIEDEL, ROBIN YOUNG, JERRY WORTHINGTON, JACK FRIEDEL, ROBIN-DO Club 3. VVORTHINGTON, JACK-Basketball 3g Basketball Club 3g Track 3g O'Donnell: Football 1, 2g Basketball 1, 2g Track 1, 2g Tennis 1. JV? V' . . BLM' H: Secrewivl-1 Repvfm ' esidenz - - ' DONA. GHJBERT CHANEYJNPTN JSJFFJJNJ Tilegsuret I-ACKU3 VOXK . 1 ' ' TOMNJEWFO Parlzafflenmr Qnot S Junior Class Because of their officers and sponsors, Mary Lee Franklin, Frances Stewart, and Natalie Faith, the Junior Class had a Wonderfully successful year. In athletics Junior students became valued players and contributed much to many IHS victories. Members of the class were active in the Student Council and Band. The Juniors of '55 have completely prepared themselves to occupy the anxiously awaited position of Seniors of IHS. or P W v on Buche r Burch, Burden, Burgess, Burkett, Betty Wilson Terry Beverly .l3I1iC6 BYIOIII, Caldwell, Campbell, Carrgll, Carroll, Douglas Tommy Sylvia Jimmy Junior Allen, Billy Wayne Allmon, Lelia Althoff, Patsy Altom, Loetta Anderson, Chaney Applewhite, Doris Arensnian, Don Atherton, Robert Austin, Robert Barren, Mary Baxley, Millard Beggs, Pat Benson, Jimmy Bennett, Yvonne Bicknell, Jimmy Blackstone, Warren Blackwood, Pauline Boulware, Barbara Brazier, Elzie Brewton, Virginia Brower, Orville Brown, Blanche Brown, Gayle Brown, Gillis Bruce, Wayne Burkhalter, Burkhalter, Kenneth Virginia Carson, Carson, David J a-nice i 85 Caster, James Caster, J. Dan Caver, Donald Chambers, Darrell Chambers, Wayne Chassang, Agnes Clark, Beverly Clifton, Van Coker, Joe Covington, Mona Crenshaw, June Day, Walterine Dearing, Billy Deaver, Billy Joe Dickens, Zona Dickey, David Dittbrenner, John Dobbs, lrene Draper, Occie Dumus, Curtis Dunn, Doris Dunn, Wayne Dunnagun, Doug Durham, John Edmonson, Andy Eidson, Epperson, Eubanks, Evans, Fagg, Feldpausch, Fellows Rosalie Jimmy Rex La Verne Ann David Johnny FOSWT, Francis, F1'CI1C1'1, Fuller, Fuller, Camel, Grady, Weida Virginia BBTIOII Danny Sylvia Eleanof Robert Green, Charles Greer, Dolores Hacker, Danny Hancock, Jim Harris, Charlotte Harvey, Cherry Hastings, Don Hayden, Robert Herrin, Mary Etta Hicks, Barbara Hicks, Evelyn Hietman, Eva Joy Hill, Colvin Hill, Sammie Hobbs, Barbara Hoffman, Gene Holland, Loydeen Holley, Lou Dell Holowell, Clinton Huccaby, Jimmy Ingram, Cecil Ingram, Cecilia Jackson, Joe Jennings, Richard Jones, Pat Jordan, Kappler, Keener, Keith, Kelsey, Kriese, Lambert Sherry Phyllis Nelda Bill Elaine Barbara Gerald Lanford. Larson, Lawson, Lawson, Lei'-Ch, LBC, Liggettv Tony V Mary Ann Mary Ann Van Dora Barbara Dixie Looper, John Looper, Larry McAllister, Jack McCoy, Iva McKinney, David Madison, Walter Mason, Carl Mattix, Delores Millard, Wylie Mize, Linda Moffett, Jimmy Mooney, Stanley Mullens, Jimmy Nelson, Don Nichols, Audrey Pace, Don Palmer, Dollie Penn, Paul Perkins, James McKee, Marvin Mead, Margaret Morris, Carolyn Packard, Barbara Perry, J im Perry, Kieth Phillips, Pilgrim, Pittman, Porter, Posten, Powers, Prince, -l0hI1 Charles Lee Gilbert Freddy Shirley David Pf0Ck, Pruitt, Pryor, Quisenberry, Reddellv Reed, Reeves Jerry Maud Ann Jack William Nanette Sandra Ann Riley, Nancy Rivers, Barbara Roberts, James Roddy, Ray Rogers, Bobby Rogers, Floyd Roulain, Ray Rucker, ,lon Ann Sanders, Pat Scroggins, Tommy Seals, Martha Shores, Cleo Smith, Billy D. Smith, George Smith, .lean Smith, Ronald Smith, Wanda Snider, Herd Sparks, Jo Ann Starr, Tommy Stinson, Francis Stockton, Lee Strathdee, David Taylor, Richard Thomas, Betty Thorne Tyler, Van Hom, Varnell, Vaughn, Vaughn, Veach, Evelyn Eileen William Martha Charles Troy Donald Viclg, Vickery, Wages, Warden, Watson, Webb, Welch, Judy Marilyn jo Ora Beth Danny Faye Lavonne Mary it ?f-if ., ., , .L . , la.5Lf,f'SfS'?, Wheeler, Barbara Wheeler, Janice Vasser, Joyce Windsor, Judy Woodruff, Sylvia Willhoite, Lynn Williams, Kenneth Winn, Judy Yamada, Yuri Youngberg, Freddie Ziegenham, Dick Bethal, Gwen Stanphill, Gay Creed, Beth Three Beauties in a School. OP Ugly Man S- 1.3512 ...W emi ff qh,, RAW? Beau nd the Beast f a fThi . tif V, s IS really the W ay to Pro W ,Q . K Box Supper Bell Is it th prin - v 2 r How, now, brown cow! mote f1'1end I ss .. Oy-y luv. Secretary gial-Eggifrglfgsiagni KN0VlU:'?gAMERz SER. V106 R sg L gd ' .QAHTE SQHNN few Rep0ftgE:',r'egid2fLlZ ,kgeilsufgr . . . PER? HYYE? EY, LOULEJNNY MON Sophomore Class The 1954-55 Sophomore Class of Irving High School set new records last year in various ways. For the first time in IHS history a sophomore student competed in the finals for Student Council President. Another honor also bestowed u on a so homore was the much coveted award of Most Hand- P P some Boy. Under the leadership of their president, Johnny Limmer, and the other class officers, the Sophomores soared to new heights achieving several goals and many accomplishments both scholastically and in the athletic field. Acting as capable sponsors and advisors were Ann Grillot, Tommie Wil- liams, and Mrs. Ray Hines. Brook, Brooks, Brooks, Brown, Brown, Burrow, Doreen Carl Elaine Carolyn Eddie Janice Calhoun, Callan, Carter, Castleberry, Cates, Chaney, Virginia Ronald Richard Forrest J acks D01-is Black, Barbara Black, Marion Blaylock, Mary Bowden, ,loy Boyd, David Adamson, Bobby Allen, Don Allen, Jane Allen, Roy Lee Anderson, Jill Archer, John Atteberry, George Attwood, Lula Bardwell, Mary Barrett, Carol Beard, Lewis Beckham, Jane Benham, Mary Biggers, Clifford Blackstone, James Boyleson, Marie Boyleson, Tony Brady, Carol Brazell, Johnny Bresowar, Allan Caffey, Bobby Christian Susan Cockrum, Peggy Coe, Wayne Coker, Zeda Collett, Jerry Collins, Danny Conner, J oe Connor, Marion Conners, Sharon Cook, Ann Cooper, Jerry Cooper, Judy Cooper, Margaret Cox, Donald Cox, Eva Crall, Judy Crockett, .limmy Crouch, Melvin Crowell, Olivet Cunningham, Kenneth Davis, Bobby Donahue, Dianne Dowler, Barbara Draper, .loan Edmonson, Bebe Fambrough, Sylvia Farine, Finch, Glorianne Harold Franklin, French, Tommie Milton Finiey' Finney, Ecard' Ford, Forman, Elaine Kenneth ester Patricia Vi Ree Fuller, Calla, Gammon, Garn er, Gates, DHIUIY James Sue Helen Carolyn Gennings, Ross Gist, Tony Goodman, James Crabeel, Nila Gray, David Griffin, Tom Crubbs, Bill Gunn, Ebadell Gwinn, Lloyd Hale, David Hardin, Ronald Hare, David Harris, Jerry Hartford, Dorothy Hendrix, Jo Ann Hewett, Pat Hicks, Royce Hodge, Ann Holland, Betty Hoipkemeir, Sue House, Mary Hunnicutt, Fred Hunt, Janice Jarosh, Birl Jarosh, Odis Jlasper, Jenkins, Jernigan, Johnson, Johnson, .l0hI1S0I1, JOIIHSOH, Carol J udy Ann Bob Dorice Geraldine Margaret Johnson, J ones, Keeling, Keene, KCY, King, King, Selby Nancy Coy Marie June Martha Veta Kitchens, .lames Kitzmiller, Marsha Klinger, Mimi Knox, Nina Lammers, Rita Langston, Eugenia Lanford, Linda Leach, Dorothy Leach, Jimmy Leary, Pat Limmer, Johnny -' Littlejohn, Larry Livingston, Kenneth Long, Sammy Lovelace, Lamar Looper, Raymond Lynch, J. L. McAfee, Marlene McCoy, Jerry McCoy, Willie Ruth McCuan, Darlene McKeehan, Del Rae McKenzie, Don McLeroy, Jimmy McMullen, Nada MFWh0rte1'v Magiuv Mallgllm, Manning, Marloe, Martin, Maxwell Nina Don Wanda Bill Darlene Lowell James Meadows, Medina, Miner, Miller, Mills, Molanders, Molina, Janice Mary Ann Mary Ruth Bernice Sammy Lee Ramsey, Ramsey, Ratflliff, Reynolds, Norman Patsy Lou David Paul Roberts, Robnett, Roddy, Rvof, Shirley Louise Dolores .Janice Money, Lanny Moore, J oe Morin, Edwin Morse, Minnie Mullanax, Ed Neece, Arthur Nolley, Bobby Norman, Janice Nunn, Lynda Pannel, Emma Louise Parker, Mary Payne, David Perdue, Dorlas Perkins, Don Perry, Patricia Phillips, Jimmy Phillips, Lanny Phillips, Wendell Pierce, Robert Pigg, Wanda Polansky, Tom Powers, Mary Lou Price, Benny Privett, Aubrey Puchalla, Jean Rickards, Riley, Tom Judy Roper, Roper, Johnny Mary Russell, Margaret Ryder, Dial Ryder, Fern Savage, Kenneth Scnee, Dickie Shew, Amanda Shields, J. W. Simms, Virginia Simpson, Sandra Sitton, Martha Skinner, Shelby Small, Alma ,lean Smart, Clara Smith, Billy Smith, Dwight Smith, Walter Soto, Adolfo Standridge, Don Stevens, Bobby Stevens, J. E. Story, Frieda Strubble, Tommy Sullivan, Mariann Tarwater, Hugh Taylor, Marian T8yl0l', Thomas, Thompson, Thompson, Thompson, Toombs, Truly, W. B. Deanne Ceciue Doug Ella Renita Bobby Turner, Vandiveer, Verver Voirin, Vorin, Wade, Waggener Charles Michael Danny' Kenneth James Wayne Bobby Yellott, Zinn, Dye, Gorrell, Wiltshire, Carol Tommy Kenneth David Sylvia Walker, Mary Walker, Nancy Walker, Thomas Waller, ,lames Wallace, Norma Walters, Billy Ward, Bill Warren, Kenneth Watson, Jo Ann Watson, La .lenia Webster, Marvin Weldon. Dolores Whatley, Shirley Wheeler, Patsy White, Lou Wiggins, Andrea Wilkinson, John Albert Willoughby, Bobby Williams, Phill Winningham, Jim Wise, Marie Wolfe, Hollis Wooldridge, Nolan Worthington, June Wright, Peggy 99 V? U ner vm RII E1 9? 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SERVIQE DAILY Complimenfs of WEST SIDE LAUNDROMAT CO 'P'ime fS I223 Sowers- Rd. of Home Ph. 7579: SKELTON Help Yourseif or Service Fluff Dry ANYTHING WASHABLE FARINA S MOTORS Complimenfs Floor Machines RenI'ed Of DUTCH BOY AND HANNA ROBERT G, HAMAN PAINTS DUO. l909 Edgewood PI1. 2I44I Congrafulafions from NEW ' USED THE FOREMOST FURNITURE 31 DAIRY ROUTEMEN APPLIANCES IN TRVING 524 Easf Irving Blvd. 2l6 Crowdus SI'- PH. 2447I Dallas, Texas PR. 839: HILL 81 MARTIN Besl' Wishes 'From IRVIN6 CARPET COMPANY III Sou'rh Delaware Ph. 2-2333 FINDLEY SAND 84 GRAVEL COMPANY Washed and Screened Gravel Sand and Dir'I' BOX I54 IRVING, TEX. Irving Ph. 7-6002 Dallas Ph. PR-0455 Complimenis . . . GRADY JONES FEED STORE 407 E. Irving Blvd. Ph. 2-959i Complimenis of . . . JACK AND JILL SCHOOL NURSERY, KINDERGARTEN AND FIRST GRADE 1 -x, i-I f all ii' ' ' , U r ' V - :- I - . ' fl I - - ' . f - C I W .1-,. V Q AP ff' f -. E2 . ij, ,I . Mrs. David Blankenship HENDRICKS BROS. Where Service aH'er 'I'he Sae Means Some+hing PHILCO MAYTAG ROPER COLEMAN 309 E. Firsi' Ph. 2-9438 CompIimenI's of IRVING FURNITURE and TRINITY HARDWARE PANA-LOAM SOIL CONDITIONER Produced by TEXAS LIGHTWEIGHT PRODUCTS CO. II7 N. Brifain Irving, Texas CompIimenI's of . . . ZFIEIJ ,-I QI I Si 3 IV IRVING ANIMAL HOSPITAL CompIimenIs of . . . FIRST METHODIST CHURCH , ,'p,- f. i , L Il . 'f','l!,Ii' 5 ',lll IQPYQI' Q7 E ily? .I III' , , .R Iggy 1,, 5' xx L , uf 5 Z' III -sf? ff :M ff was , ff l I . A 4. ,, Q1 r --- --'f Third and OI1io IRVING. TEXAS CHERRY ROCKETI' Business Services PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER INCOME TAX SERVICE MIMEOGRAPHING MAILING SERVICE PHONE SERVICE I30 W. Is'I' P.O. Box 395 Irving, Texas Ph. 7-557I EVAN'S WasI1a'reria ZZ. I , X A,1.. , 1aL1i?1 2 q11l 625 Souih Rodgers Ph. 7-47I6 BIG STATE STORES Home-Owned - Dependable APPLIANCES - DRUGS - HABERDASHERY In Ihe Hear'r of Down'Iown Irving I DQ :QQ RUEQWTEQ MILLHOLIN Prescripiion Pharmacy Window Service PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS I40 E. Is+ -33952 AMBULANCE --mv D AY LEACH FUNERAL HOME Funeral Home Go Anywhere Reasonable Rafes 33 Years in Irving I23-l29 SO. IOWA ST. 24lII Complimen+s of . . . c o X X Av S6x.X+ FXQJ AUTOMGTIVE SERVICE I42 W. Firs'+ . and 2-6430 X Complimenis of . . . THE IRVING THEATER IRVING STATE BANK CompIimenI's . . MINYARD'S GROCERY The Finesi' In Grocery ProoIuc+s lRvlNe E3 f ONS ' 915 I LEWNE5 FLORIST ' 34203, 21 Z0 Depar+men+ SI'ore Corsa es Irvin , Texas I , ' , Wegdings , BALLET, BALLRSOM, ACROBATIC ' 0 Poi' PIan+s TAP iflifsfj. 17' 95 4-f-if 0 X , 5 I 'Lowes wnjx IX 47 X CARTWRI6HT'S WJ WR CAKE SHOP ?-'fi-D gy he Special Orders 2-38B Are Our SpeciaI+y HIGH QUALITY 6I7 E. Firs'r LOW PRICES CompIimenI's B 81 H DRY-GOODS SINCE l932 305-307 E. Isi' Ph. 332lI TILLA LINDSEY MuII'ipIe-Lis'Iing Service RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL '7 rw ,W 7 I L I , I , W !-:!!:-- HIZII11- I05 S. Mann 7-7475 C W ,9-11:33. Q J! mf I 99 ' QL Ll - .' ' A mug? Im Vx f rw W WWW! f I .. JCDHN J. PERKINS Business Services II3 E. IRV. BLVD. PH. 3398I GREEN'S SERVICE STATION Highway I83 Esfers Rd. YOUR FRIENDLY MAGNOLIA DEALER if fif and T I TRUMBULL ASPHALT Q. AWE 4 he 45 on X ff- In X I 0' . A 1 A :zz fy f' oo Q '94 -554' TURY of DELAWARE Moving fo Irving in C0mPIim9I1fS Of- H16 Fall . . . AUSTIN SHOES VARIETY STORE FARINA S GRCCERY S if iffy F J Complimenfs of WYCHE 8: COMPANY WOMACK REAL ESTATE SID WRIGHT REALTY Wrigh1' will Treai you right - -- Q Z T ES , 203 So. Jefferson 2-I463 ' AHTEEE. rlel V! II20 Sowers Rd. 7-406I Complimgrasi of . . . FURNITURE BARRETT THOMPSON New and Used Furnifure M. D. 6 I CompIimen+s of . . W yn 0? if ST. LuKE's ff' 'X CATHOLIC CHURCH 7 7, ,jf 'QI 426 E. IRVING BLVD. 26 Complimenfs of A FRIEND we For Priniing Needs CaII 2-2952 INDUSTRIAL PRINTING CO. eos E. IRVING BLVD. C. R. DUKE W. Irving BIvd. 2-44I4 Irving, Texas or ED. 2-358I Dallas FINNEY FENCE COMPANY Cash or Crec.II+-36 Mon+I1s +o Pay L.. '- H- -:L- -1,-f . ,. - . ...:?o - -...,.,-.. M ,l..,., L ,V ,.v.,4, owmo 4 o . 'N' ' 9 io 'Q +'oooo,o,o,o,ooo,o, V,-,,...f ,. 1., '... Q' 'f y ,J Q ,A Juan' '53 WI'1'3 I':'I 'W'I'3 ! 39 3'6W:':'I':'z'z olo'o'oW 90'o'o'o'o5'o'o'o'o'o'o'o's'6 IVQWM Wooooo oo ,noi 90.0.9 oo o nu.. moon fooo,o,o,o,o,o,o,o,o,o,o,4, owo o'no'n'onuo nom on PECK OFFICE SUPPLY S'I'aIionery, Office Machines supplies eaafiz f Y , 909 E. Irving Blvd. Ph. 7-4281 Complimenfs . . . THE FIGARO COMPANY 3 I 3 'ffxi ,, Y? 'f' A1919 3 VA, I1 .QM I I ,.,',... X ,, 9 A V ' f I- ,T - 1 KET If .III ' '-4 Qiew' sToRE-ERoNTs Rf IRVING GLASS CO. Irving Blvd. aI' Irving HIS. GEO. EIDSON, Owner PH. 2-5446 I E NIeI-IT 2-9385 MIRRORS wI-IITE's 'RWNG AUTO STORE DEPARTMENT STORE 95I Irving 33432 7 Main 2-4498 ED 8: JERRY'S Complimenfs of . . . X Li gf When Need ServIce EY 3 V 455.157 f'ff'f f f 'PSE -F - You 5 KQB' II Ll VU. If H' ROSE BROTHERS PLUMBING col Mechanical Confracfors 295II Irving RA 6652 Dallas F 1 1 I Complimenfs of . . . ENGINEERING 81 R E Y N MANUFACTURING Irving, Texas IRVING DRUGS Complimenfs of . . . WW , BRYANT Main Q IELIVUHII9 and NEECE fffEEQQEQEEEEEQEEEEEEEEQEQEffgiff FWS' PIL 76406 ff::fE5f5f5fffffQQ:s25:::2II...1IfI..1..Eff: Comp imenfs of An ALUMNUS Dr. Alan R. Wi+I1ee I Cgmplimen-I-g , . . Dr. Ove lvl. Wllhee I I ARMY-NAVY WITHEE I STORE CLINIC 600 E, Fir5+ 24474 Chiropraclor - Na+uropa'rI1 704 N. Bri'I'ain 2I255 Wholesale Disfribufor 2I43 Irv. Blvd. T O W E R O I L C O . Cosden Peiroleum Proclucis Irving Irving Fabric and Remnan+ Shop- Cenfer of Irving HSEAMSTRESS' PARADISE Helghis and IRVING, TEXAS - - - PH. 74232 G'a WY'e' F? 1-' ' ' ' ' R R Complimenis of . . . IRVING VENETIAN BLINDS CO. Manufaciurers-Cusfom Blinds-Kirsch Traverse Rod-Veneiian Supplies-4I6 Irving Blvd. I0 0010751115 V V CompIimen+s of . . . I Q f I W' ST. MARK'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Irving, Texas KATE THORNHILL I632 Irving BIvcI. Corner of SingIeIon NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO. TOMMY Y. BOWLES Licensed Agen'I I 00 Arawe CircIe PH 35667 BRAND'S BRAND'S TOWN TOWN AND AND COUNTRY COUNTRY I MORRIS SUPER MKT COmlEJIKT1eh'I'S of . . . FARM STORE A EY? NURSERY ' R Hgh ,83 ROOFING vERr11orI1VaRloDGERs C Q M P A N Y D I IRVING SAVINGS 81 L O A N A S S O C I A T I O N D I VI D E N D Member FEDERAL Per Annum SAVINGS CURRENT RATE ON AND LOAN SAVINGS INSURANCE CORP' -- PROFITABLE -1- -- AVAILABLE +- -- SAFE --- Where Your Savings HOME LOAN BANK SYS. Help Irving Grow CompIimen'rs . . . IRVING DENTISTS Congra+uIa'Iions 'from 'Ihe FOREMOST ROUTEMEN of IRVING I 49 Crowdus Dallas, Texas I Complimenfs . . . A'MURCO 8: CAPITAL MUSIC RECORDS A MURRAY MUSIC CO. Handles I'I1e Bes'I' RECORDS-PLAYERS-RADIOS IN - - . RECORDS. NEEDLES SALES-SERVICE-SUPPLIES VM PLAYERS AND Join Our Record Club I'II'FIDEI-ITY 6928 Snider Plaza 905 E. Irving BIvcI. Dallas, Texas IVVIUQ. Texas PH. JU. 6945 PH. 34032 ll We would like io express our apprecia- lion io ihe preceding merchanls who have supporfed ihe annual by purchasing ads. Wi1'l1ou'i +l1em 'rhis I955 Lair would noi' have been possible. THE STAFF A7a9An Taylor Publis 5 1 K E5 ? H J Z., J 5 J fu w . ,mipmiiszb f fm?-Adv,2Qi2?gi5i5.41s?p,: XX 'elf' ' .mme ?.X. 1'