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W A l UREWO l J fir 'I fir' 4-.6 Af- IVA: j 1, ,W fi T0 we STUDENTS, nfxcum' Ann Anmlnasmgrlon QF lRVlNG msn scl-moon Fur mme limejwe have had gmadl annuals, lbwl they have had flue same pallem year after yean l-lofwewer, llnls year we belleve. we can pnasanl fo you, llwe sludlenlis nl Hn, S., an annual than has mmsllhlng new, something dillersnl fmrn pail books, For sane llming, linens is the Feature olrVActlvilies section which is 'enllrely new. Noi many lllglvl schools have advanwd this far llfllllg yeanbnok productions The addiilon of color is somthing of which we are particularly proud, It ls easy to seelihai students' alciivlltiec are the of line 1957 MIR. It was our pviinn than since sludenls lulpwllle -sdme-ol and since acfiwllles are all emund un, llnnl ilwis was lhBl6QiC?Ql'llhQmQ1OlUSQ+ . l As you turn ihmh ills of lzhis annnelfyqu will nnlice lille lnlrlcule and ailracllve an work, For this we Uwe cnsdll lo ihe all department an n who-le and in jlisnan Speaker ln panlaulan Karan wasrff on llne glaff in ngme this yan but zhe played 5 moat lmpnnranl panln the produciinn all the l.AIlR, You can be sure Ellis han lnslfod Qhsr dn slg-ff nexl year! Of nouwe, mont of lhs eredii goes vfhwe photagrafphylfdfaparlmenlr lfnr llne exfwlve and eacoslleni fphslqmfaplwyl vanned pllmoglraphyl iludemx Jlll M Nligm WWE? GWSDHH fagllne and Pm? RHMSQBY and develnpsd plclune miles piclureg Te lhGli5nl'ifef'slnlif ilz957Q .ihnnki andfnppraclagllon for dgmalndlng- 'l'V all inane and yan, ws' 1 lz!wfU.J TABLE. 0 CONTENTS Fa nukes 5-as Pr.RsoNAL1T1s-is zz,-af: 0RcAN1zA'r wus 40-L5 SPORTS LL,-97 FACULTY ye-91 CLASSES av-ws 3 If E A T U R E L...... Qnv -Q 5 1-A 'Aww- 'S Q, ,alia ,J tg! ,y,, 7 Q 'W A .-,, 7 -v A if MQ 13 V, Qi' A W I A i W., rf Q- 11. ,QM 145 .. 7 Nw W f ,KX f - Xi :.- ' N. 535' 'f:':i'3x.I. ,. -, '-Fat 2. A, f f. Muff, .V B fi, - ' .- - X 'hy 4 ei . H : ' - 11112.- ' ,YA kg v 'iii 1,5 SAYAEXK xgx33Wf3,f f . .1xv.g:fsYQw.,?:w ' - ,..ag-2 - . -' .-.a :nfs -ix AI 7 f -as f was ,V CLASS ELECTICNS 'v Q,-4 Linda Adkins and Bruce Usrey count votes in the iunior class meeting. Senior students vote on class officers in the first senior class meeting of the year. Sophomores meet in the auditorium to elect their class officers. Are they really paying attention? Class president for the sophomores is Junior class president is Bruce Usrey. Senior class president is David Gray Max Reese. CFF T0 MEXIA lbw- . Cheerleaders and the victory bell helped spell defeat for Mexia on this night. Left to right are: Judy Riley, Jerry Finney, Billie Meckfessel, J. Dan Caster, Jamae Applewhite, and Johnny Limmer. twang, ay-1 8' .9 555356 ,V Johnny Roper sits waiting for the bus to leave and watching the crowd as they cheer him and the team on to victory. Football boys read the newspaper in Mexia before the game. Bill Benson, Johnny Roper, Robert Pierce, Lanny Money and Gayland Pugh can be distinguished in this crowd. X Nun? Z V F. H. A. CARNIVAL O 50 XlmK GJ .ff Mary Parker and Fred Hunnicutt cast votes for the candidate of their choice Contest. 'mxwx Q 4429 Adkins straightens Carl Johns1on's tie before they go on stage Linda to receive their crowns. if f -V Z ' 4, 1, -5 H ,4 35 41 21:52. ' ff ff l - l in l ,7 2 r X r r l the F.H.A. Carnival Queen f 5 l Z . we-s 4 W.. Qt tgk .sf , , .lx I fr. :. 4, .3 'fjayfzg re , fda N X! f 1' 4 , .. ' 5' . XAQYQ V 31: Queen Linda Adkins holds Johnston before their court. . ff Z, Z 5' v the magic wand and is escorted by Carl H 3. . , . 'I' 'h-ff ,..-1'-' sw 1 ns X 9 xi -'.. ,:::,.-tv 212- i .1 il Z , X L3 .E ,,..1+ ij I ua. .3 ?' W, ,f W1 , WW, ., ,A,M1sfM' WW Jw WN A ywwv2'Z V N ' Q . Zic.. ,, , I 4-as 2'Q! E2 .,.. fmfv 'mzimss vflfzwz wiggles: an f WY 'Q if 4 if , I QW! vi 5 Q is 'ft 5, R R 2 WP' i I I STATE FAIR MUSICAL 1. v, 1 .,-3-...ui 4 .......-5 'S P' . I I 7 ff wi, yy Qi . Y y .4-M I 5 Several I. H. S. students board the school bus which is about to leave for the State Fair. Students are, left to right: David Manning, Johnny Pruitt and Jeff Comp. Teachers are Mr. Clark and Nlr. Hudgins. I M The Tiger Dixieland Band appears on the Frontier Stage at the Fair and plays up a storm. ,f The Choir performs on the Frontier Stage at the Fair during one of their many performances. ffx At left, Richard Simms and friend. What lucky girl got the teddy bear from Richard? At right, Bebe Edmon- son and Adrian Jones look at a State Fair of Texas booklet. Doris Chaney and Jimmy Burton are in the background. 1 4' f , A-W j' 2 f , ,I 4.14, 5 I ff , 'G Z , 44 e A f f iff f 42 , f in 'ag ,A 1 . , aww I lp f ' fl' ' -am w ., 5 4 . , , . 73- , 4 . Wm - , :.-If . 4 1 ,,,, 04- me , . - 4' '- ., ago if 3.2 V, - Sf 5 G. 4 - A ,' . , 5. .W W 5' I ff fy .y.1f.g1, W V , 4 Rt -wfiitm I N h I 'ft 'ffl ,si V Y-' ' ' V f A r . 1 ' i , .y 2-: STUDENT DAY AT FAIR N A group of lrving boys eating at the Fair have several hands grabbing Loy Feldpaus f,... - C ch rolls a ball up the slot in an attempt to win a teddy for the same item. The boys are, left to right: Benny Caster, Ted Os- bear B1 The Fair- borne, Noel Nlussett, Wayne Stevenson and Charles Randle. J. Dan Caster pitches a coin at the plate while Dorles Perdue stands onthe sidelines, hoping he wins her a prize. QYX 'X An exciting ride on the tilt-a-whirl is enjoyed by Burrell Hambrick, Judy Sorenson, Levia Lea Shaw and Jerry Leeman. I2 -n L--J Q X Q Glen Webb tests his basketball skill at the Fair. If he did as well here as on the court, he surely won a good prize. 1 ! as SHIRT-TAIL DAY yy 2 ,, A sea ot shirt-tails leaves pep rally. Those are sophomores in the peanut gallery. Shirt-tail day is the only day in the school year when girls are permitted to wear leans and they really take advantage of it. 2 f Nff' ' r . l S sf' Ulf: , f itil at 1 ' Ht, , , 1 k , if gg! if ' , Q W.. WN g, We-. fs Linda Anderson's expertly decorated shirt tells a lot about shirt-tail day. , ,f , . Q, yy Even in the classes, students sign shirts. James Galla signs Ray Roddy's shirt in first period speech class. Marvin Webster is in the background. A I.7lI .. 1 l f-'o lllr L , Janice Hunt signs a megaphone while Jo Ann Watson, Veta King, Lynda Nunn and Carol Yellott sign shirts. Renita Toombs is waiting her turn with the crayon. I3 gr, . N, rx sag T fi t 2, 4 . 1- r' any '- .4 z T if ' l 1 J l ' l t U l t l i1 ' iff, p , ti ,, l 'He xl q i a i it , E Q I gh A a aj . if i 9 ti' E it ll , , e lwii t 1 l l X l g it 3 s qi, is as :Q ? wi S3351 ga? lg f, ct F 1 5 s is. g ig : xlll t ytgfgt N lf il lt 'll if f iii S 1 xt! E tt gt Xltl M Xa sz is as hlgll ml , B 5 4: Q XM s' 5 4 , asf? qfn-f5 6 25531 4 ff fiqggiky vgf . a wi Q .Y .ff 'QA-1' - Cup' . . - 1 .s J V.: . gn aw f .fe A c- mv a W my ,, ,wry-by , file: 1 '54 f - 4, f Q, f 2-1, :. fx' in-.1 fx 'zafazy Q an -, f .' Fall 'wp Q.: .544-, It , - -LMA 3 i HCMECOMING . K . f , ' 41' 215, qs' '+ T Carol Yellott, Judy Riley and Shirley Taylor work on the senior float. f r if min . ' f J Freda Isbell, Carol Bryan, Myrna Hanna, Sue Bates, Judy Giles and Marilyn Caldwell work on the F.l-l.A, float. The homernalcing lab was a buzz of activity for days before Homecoming. I4 W.:- sa - 3' ffaievu !n.fw:-55,4 !'gs,?3'L-A W af 4 I-Teens work on their float during Homecoming week. Mary Parker, Janice Roof, an f Ann Watson are working extremely hard to make their float a winner. Sue Hoipkemeier hammers away on the Beta Club float. This was the first Beta float to be entered. W5 d Jo FLOATS AND QUEEN MA THC Those Heavenly Seniors! Renita Toombs and Shirley Taylor ride on the senior float. Sammy Riley C.ludy's brotherj is the littlest angel on float. 2 5. V . V5.4 3 - . , 1 K -I - f f,f2fggy1 1 ' ' Z' iv Y ' lv 'X if If V- f KL if We .3 - KS .s rf- ,f rw - , ', ,.,, ' . . T s ' f +A . p A ii,i,i, 1 awe' T -......---. , ,r .ff 1 !1l....4t z2ei ..,...'2' Those charming girls of the F.H.A. float are, left to right: Diane Dabbs, Marilyn Caldwell, Anne Mullin, Myrna Hanna, Mary Anne Stephenson and Virginia Smith. Superintendent W. T, Hanes presents Margaret Andrew red roses iust before coming Queen. Her escort is Billy Lorance. Riding in Cadillac with Forrest Ca 1 1 .r mmfy ml i in ggi- an 1.14, Riding on the Junior float f 7 .W , Qi 1 .FZ are Sandra Hamilton and Myra Perry. ff f 7 f X 'W Riding on the first-prize winning sophomore float are Judy Crow, Richard Cowart, Allen Helton, Wanda Brown, Joel Looper, Harriett Hutchisson, Linda Chism and Donna Campbell. he crowns her Home- stleberry, they depart. Billy Lorance and Margaret Andrew enter waiting Cadillac. I5 : -.-, G! if MISS FLAME CONTEST Contestants in the Miss Flame contest line up for iudging. Those who can be recognized are Ann Currie, Pat Leary, Janice Root, Peggy Jones, Sandra Hamilton and Diane Hutchins. T H Little boy watches the iuclging of the Miss Flame con- testants. Hoping for the future. x K mf V TM T Xt QJLNWP, X, ,x V Ljyi ' . . A x ld V fi A l flv Uv M X 4 ,v , I6 Big boy Lou White is engrossed as he watches the Miss ,I Flame contest. ' Miss Flame O'llfvlHQ,AVm Currie- Miss Flame and Runners-up Lois Coplen, left, and Myra Perry. E vs PEP RALLIES , ,,,, ,, , f ,fff nw' M' 'f , ' fffffwfff' , yffw, f, W ,V ff . yn , f f W .1 ,W ,wfff V t ,A ,, 44,1 , I gain 14, , X 4, ,M V, ., 'f 3 Q? V X ,yy Ziff! 5 N Y uf , f vit at 3' ' f ,MW , , ,fgmlff ' . 'f 2- , ,f f an , 7 , A ' '4 l I 17. , X f rf ,f, fbi ,G my 'KV f , . tr Xt r f r IA ,val 1 ' W' 1 ' X ' KJWV t ' ' ' muff' i ' 4 cfmf, , f f' My If f , ffl - f ,M . 49 . If fl DMZ , V , 1 , ah ff,, 1 'rn '!,., f 2 N v f f, - . Q 4 fr ' WWW 377 ' , - ri -f' ,V f fi ,Qi Ze ' ' f ' V jf ' f 'O fl 7 Q A -:gytgi ,I , t , , t f A4 ,A fa 1 A ,ff i , ' ' , i'1,:,:- Z' ,,. gf f, H' 4' Pi , , f ' i t 2 , i gg, . wwf,--f 1.55 ' f 2 f- ,QfW?fmw,.,1f.fZV,2 , 4 44 Th a'orette do an excellent iob of captivating the audience at a Students gather excitedly around the victory bell and celebrate a e ml s victory by the B Team. Cheerleaders in the foreground are J. Dan pep rally. Sandra Winn and Nancy Bray touch their twirlers To the Caster and Jamae Applewhite. floor. ll football game. Here a unique behind, If h l de la a most important part ot any pep ra y or C er ea rs p y e ' f h nds and a standing audience. the-scenes shot shows three Palfs 0 5 ,WW ? W vt? if 2 , The beautiful trophy won by the basketball boys at the Duncanville tournament is pre- fm Chool song uHailfo1hee sented to the school by Tommy Zinn and h ll everyone stands for the singing o e s . accepted by Mr. Harlan. At the end of eac pep ra y, our High School, Fly your colors bold . . . l7 I+ TEEN ASSEMBLIES ECE HL '51 - :IDI K I H0 1 1619 70 71 Bully CEIvnsJ Walters sfrums the gurtar and slngs rn the Sluggerella assembly presented by I Teens Calendar Doll Nancy Bray is presented to Charles Turner and redrfacecl football play. in the I-Teen Christmas assembly. Nlrss Umverse Doll Janlce Roof is presented to bashful er Art Neece. The I-Teens present their annual Christmas Doll assembly. Ella Thompson and Pat Ramsey are Santa's - helpers. Mrs. Santa Claus Uudy Rileyl sings a pretty song to Santa played by Judy Walker. I8 M M Al .- ,mamw f A ' -v . -4 WP? V i ,AA. W Teachers Mr. Van Herrin, M, Elvin Kays, Mrs. Jane Hay- wood and Mr. L. C. Lehmberg stand to one side after having received their awards and Miss Peggy Hughes is presented her award by Judy Crall in the teacher awards assembly presented by the Tiger Rag, ' 1 x iw? l in kj V H ' M Eln Ka s, Mrs. Mrs Denny Cralle and Judy Crall present an award to Mrs Ray Hines, Mr, an errin r, yii y P H hes look on from the left. I9 X V., li X- .v I 3 S4 HQ fl SQ Eifkw S35 1535 Y L , Q., V, pgs Q QQ: - Q x LAIR ACTIVITIES NN, Mr. Bob Lynch of Taylor Publishing Company explains printing processes to the Lair staff during the first semester. Joyce Skinner and Bill Manning are seen looking at the compli- cated materials used in making an annual. 'V G l k' at the Linotype machine at Bob Dillon, Helen Garner and Nancy Bray are seen oo ing Taylor Publishing Company during the first semester of Lair work. This year the Lair statt has worked .diligently to make this a Lair you will enioy. We visited Taylor Publishing Com- pany to learn more ot how yearbooks are produced. Four members of the Lair staff Elaine Finley, Bob Dillon, Pat Leary and Jill Anderson and sponsor Mr. Marvin Ellis attended the Texas High School Press Association convention at T. S. C. W. in Denton. Here we learned the nevvest methods in annual publications. Bob Dillon ran for vice president of the Texas High School Press Association at the convention in Denton. Here he and Bob Gray of Glade- water work on his campaign. 'ww-......1'-A-QW-as Looking over annuals from other schools at Taylor are, left to right: Joyce Skinner, Elaine Finley and Pat Leary. Zl SENIOR CHRISTMAS PARTY 'G Seniors play games at the annual Senior Christmas party. At the Jett table are Dial Ryder, Jill Anderson, Dori s Chaney and ex-student Danny Warden. At the right table are David Gray, Mary Jane Scharlach, Jo Ann Watson and Robert Pierce. Johnny Limmer, Helen Garner, Janice Smith and Tony Lanford are having fun at the Senior Christmas party which was held at the Crockett Junior High catetorium. Below are the candidates for Christmas Queen. They are, left to right: Judy Riley, Renita Toombs, presents. ,rs ,I S Q l Janice Hunt and Dorles Perdue. They are busily wrapping Christmas X s. Q52 i On the night of December 20, 1956, the long-awaited Senior Christ- mas party took place at the Crockett Junior High cafetorium. Cookies, sand- wiches and cold drinks enioyed by members of the senior class and their quests. Below, Christmas Queen Janice Roof reigns over her court at the Senior Christmas party. :sc i - s 6' S Sb Q ss A il? is? ' I-li LIO AT IHS FIGHTING PO bf., h D' 'eland Band performs at the March T e uxi of Dimes assembly sponsored by the Student Council. 2 .-X f W Nell Henson administers polio shot to an Mrs. De Andrea, school nurse, gives Georgia MISS Satchell a polio shot. Velda Little walks l-l l- 5. STUCl9V1T- away, glad that it's over with. ,sv B NN FN-i Judy Self and Phyllis Crowell wait in line while Mrs.,Joyce Jackson administers a polio shot to Barbara Manning. M11 f P4 ...qgxz as ff35,f.m nnie Wise trovvns as Mrs. Joyce Jackson gives her a polio Mr, John Pollan speaks to students at lea A ' shot during the mass inoculation at l. H. S, 23 March of Dimes assembly BIG lRVI David Gray and Bruce Usrey carry out the box which contains Big lrvi, the Million dollar Neiman-Marcus Tiger, less the diamonds, purchased by the sophomore class. Top left shows Mr, Harlan opening the box with assistance from Fred Hunnicutt. Middle left shows the Tiger coming out of the box and .Judy Riley cheering happily. Bottom left, lrvi sits on the sidelines of a basketball game, ready to roar when a point is made. No. Sl for Irving is Don Perkins. 0 15, f' 'ft' 6 .. , H x I, 0' 9 K 1 , , ky, .M , .f FQ' r -asv B ,A ,ff x , E ' . f s yah gg! V. ii ' M in llfl I5 ' ii 1 i ' il 1 ' Q 3 l'- V' 1.75 I I it ,rv ' ,lt . 1 l Ms BIG lRVl lrving High's Neiman-Marcus Tiger. 24 HIGH SCHO0L ADDITICN K At let-t and below, workmen are shown working diligently on the new building. Principal Harlan and Mrs. Ruth Gwinn look over blueprints of the new addition to the school. fy? - If -' 'iff 'flf 5 ' ,f 1 ,Q my ' fr .AU , , Q.. J My wg: 'r ,f I 'lf J 4. W ' ' ,Q .f f , .- 7'-alfalfa-4, Cftrfif' . 457 We 4 .4 W f X I QM, Iva Q I ,f I , 7 fl ' f MQ 0 4 'ff 'Z ,. 1 . . ? J , A W 5 , , .2 , 6. I 2 M J f... f ii I A. ff 3 K, Lf .W 4 255, , 'V ,Yi 41 ' 'ff 5 4' , 4 -4 ff 1 , - Qs , If ,I 1, 1 Q 4' vf. 5 , f 645' fs mf ff f Q , 4 ' 74 4 W at , 'L f 4 4? 4 A , 4 N 0 hh. . ,. -,,1Q,,i x ' 'f ,f ' 11 .A ' . wf . 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QSXNBNQ N wel ' W JOE CONNER and CAROLYN BROWN XO X N W Q 9 ......-we-df' .hu IG FRIENDLIEST NORMAN REEDUS and JAMAE APPLEWHITE BEST ALL-AROUND SANDRA BURG-ESS and LANNY MONEY YLq,,mw,M,,mi LM, ,,,,Wm,,g ,.-,,,,m,.f , f ,uf 7 - WM-zwwkwffwvxl lib-f BEST-DRESSED TOMMY HENDRICKS and HARRIETTE HUTCHISSON if gy ww 4 it 3 - 14:3 , g gg S ff COURTEOUS RICHARD HOWARD and JUNE KEY 5 2 gm ERN' R YT M' fi J MOST TYPICAL SUZANNE KIRBY and GERALD EINNEY WITTIEST JOHNNEY LIMMER and PEGGY HENRY MOST ATHLETIC ARTHUR NEECE and PAT RAMSEY WHO'S WHO Who's Who in lrving High School This year again are The Tops in The Tields chosen. These excepTional sTudenTs were chosen for Their achievemenT and conTribuTions To The parTicular area selecTed by The TaculTy. This year nineTeen Irving High School sTu- denTs were named To This high honor. ThroughouT The years, Who's Who se- lecTions will be remembered in The halls of Irving High School more Than any oTher honors. Who's Who This year are Karen Speaker, ArT, Bebe Edmonson, Band, Donald Clark, Boys' Physical EducaTion, Marsha KiTzmiller, Choral, Carol Ann YelloT, Comrriercial, Vir- ginia Belknap, DisTribuTive EducaTion, Lloyd Gwinn, Diversified OccupaTions, Nancy Walker, English, MargareT Andrews, Girls' Physical EducaTion, Richard TarranT, HisTory, Tommye Curry, Homemaking, Judy Crall, Journalism, Ann Jernigan, LaTin, Larry LiT- Tleiohn, MaThemaTics, Don Perkins, Mechan- ical Drawing, Wayne Wade, PhoTography, Russell Hardin, Science, Hal Goldwire, Span- ish, and Doris Chaney, Speech. .,-4 A fa LW 0 5 , 5 . 2 T2 0 KAREN SPEAKER BEBE EDMONSON 'x-'J -f- 4 X F A ' W' l-l-OYD GVWNN NANCY WALKER l ,f ,,,,,.,,.kV ,spa-asm Af .af .X A, ' WASH? ' XM K . V' fi, .. J, ANN JERNIGAN LARRY LITTLEJOHN DQN pERKlN5 mil 'SSID' Aww U' 'yi ,,,,, X DONALD CLARK MARSHA KITZMILLER CAROL YELLOT VLRGLNLA BELKNAP MARGARET ANDREWS RICHARD TARRANT TOMMYE CURRY JUDY CRALL ffxrrvifqff I 'L'R 1 wg 1 14' f My Y H!! if T' ' , 11 4 I , .4-mag, sz LA iffy! M Q! f 41 1 2 1 1 -f wfxri 1, fi Wai Zi? J- 1 Q, V, if Z 2 WAYNE WADE RUSSELL HARDIN HAL GOLDWIRE DORIS CHANEY VRGAN-I-ZATIONS 2 is 0 I M gi ,, Y x N Q f 5 IHS 1 STUDENT CCUNCIL vw., Y .rx 'CQ if? -57 members ot the lrving High School Student' Council pictured in the first rovv, left to right, are: June Key, Renita Toombs, Shelby Skinner, Barbara Gvvinn, Linda Adkins and Sandra Burgess. On the second row, are: David Manning, David Gray, Richard Howard, Steve Shores, and Max Reese. Student Council members on the third rovv, are: Bruce Usrey, Tommy Hendricks, Fred Hunnicutt, Billy Walters and Norman Reedus. Irving High School's Student Council has been successful this year in many ways. They have started many projects that have been a service to the school and community. A March ot Dimes assembly is one example ot their work tor this year. This organization has strived to improve manners among students, build a better school spirit and increase relationships with neighboring schools. Mr. Charles Graham, Vice Principal, has served as sponsor ot the Student Council. Fred l-lunnicutt is the President. 1:-, at . f ? 't?aiff - , Q . 1' ,,.,-aan., Going over the plans for a Student Council project are the officers and sponsor. They are, lett to right, seated: Barbara Gvvinn, Billy Walters, Fred Hunnicutt and Shelby Skinner. Standing are: Renita Toombs, Richard Hovvard, Mr, Charles Graham and Max Reese. NATIONAL HONCR SCCIETY A new. record of thirty-three members was established this year by the Irving chap- 'w-fmwm ,,,, ter ot the National Honor Society. C The members were selected by the tacul- A ' ' A it ty on the basis of scholarship, leadership, character and service, The purpose Of the required by teachers, They are, left to right: Joe Corner, Dorles Perdue, Society is to encourage these tour basic principles among all high school students and recognize those who are striving tor such a goal. Miss Claire Turner is the spon- sor ot N.H.S. and Veta King, president. N.H.S. officers educate themselves by reading more than iust the amount Miss Claire Turner, Veta King, Janice Hunt, Carolyn Brown and Carol Yel- lott. Members of the National Honor Society are shown during their installation program this year. Some of the members cannot be seen, therefore, they are listed in alphabetical order. They are: Lula Atwood, Kay Berendzen, Carolyn Brown, JoAnn Burch, Janice Burrow, Lynn Bulter, Peggy Carson, Doris Chaney, Judy Crall, Ann Currie, Tommye Curry, Barbara Davidson, Bob Dillon, Bebe Edmonson, Elaine Finley, Linda Ford, Jeanette Frey, Nila Grable, Spike Grittis, Russell Hardin, Pat Hill, Janice Hunt, Mary Jackson, Jeanne Johnson, June Key, Veta King, Nina Knox, LaVonne Little, Wayne McCall, Mary Parker, Mae Pashby, Dorles Perdue, Pat Perry, Gwen Ritchey, Emma Savage, Paul Saylor, Jim Sears, Ann Shafer, Frances Shatfner, Donna Sharp, Richard Tarrant, LuRae Thomson, Renita Toombs, Linda Wiederhold, Glenda Williamson,.Joe Wilson, Ann Whisenant, Joyce Whitworth and Carol Yellott. Band officers this year are Lester Neilson, Terry Forrest and Bob Dillon. I l BAND ACTIVITIES IHS Tiger Band has again shown Irving a very successful year. Under the directorship of liar. Karl Hudgins, the band performed at all -t e y football games, parades and many other services i to the school and community. The concert season was ances. The band exhibited much well rounded with several perform vvork on the Varsity Review. -T-M411 5 i t'W'v . ,,f,:- Q il 4, I 1 , fl d7f94fi MR. HUDGINS I . , ,,,, ..,,, .,,,,,, , , my , , , A M .gn-L.. ' 7 - if V V -ivsv ,'.' it f , I i , , ,, . ,,.. , ..,,, ,.,, A ,, .,,, , sz, ., ' . X' .Txnwl . 1 - 2 . iq if 'V 5 ' ' , 1 i We ' i- T A , 5 f 5 4 3 ' a 5 lfliwf ' ' 'f 'T Z I . In I f if Pe' JI 1 ?' -i'I' f i ll -2'1 -ii fi Qi ' 'I ' I ' If ' I , t J -' l 1 I -M ml .li ,,w'L.'t. in-.' mfs, '-,Wi .nil 53,5 , it .::: '1f.,rQ ,fr as .L E ' Sr f. 9 5 9 fs f ii 22 ,Wi 'z Q E., if EY ff- 1 4 We if I sit s x J,.gL.ma.i,+N,.,.4,m,,.J,ai:.+MsVs:gQ,4Wf,,f-fiom.:' :sz.wz.fxf.m..,sa4i4z,smzf.'uw:s::,M,,.zz:Qn aa., '-fgsgMy,,,,sf,n ,q,,Lf.,,ef,, - . 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Other formations performed during halftime activities vvere a cannon, a wing for the air force rocking chair, cane and many others. .hd FREDA ISBELL I Year W WX 'fr 1-f au Prancing in from of the IHS band during The I956-57 school year were snappy maioreties Cbotfom row? Nancy Bray and Freda Isbell and Cback rowl Sandy Winn and Linda Weiderhold. NANCY BRAY Head Maforeffe DRUM MAJORETTE y 2 Yew SANDY WINN I Year BEBE EDMONSON I Year LINDA WEIDERHOLD I Year CHEERLEADERS J. DAN CASTER 2 Years Practicing every Monday night throughout the summer helped the cheerleaders tor the i956-57 school year to build a better group. They added many features to their routines. Pom poms added ff JUDY RILEY Captain 2 Years PEGGY HUGHES GEARLD FINNEY 1 Year color to their performances, as did the new HELLO yell. The cheerleaders were present at all football, basketball and baseball games, as well as the pep rallies. ' fi77f?WffC ' fl'i 'if' MN N., JOH NNY LIMMER li BILLIE MECKFESSEL CO-Captain JAMAE APPLEVVl'llTE l Yefif 2 Years l Year CH0lR fi .1 3 f ' ,V J V' 'fm Hajj 4 if . f 5- ge, l V, 7- ,Z Members of the IHS Choir warm up before they start their annual Christmas program for the school. Nlr. Dean Clark is directing the Choir for his first year. CHOIR'S PROGRAM The IHS A Cappella Choir, directed by Mr. Dean Clark, completed another successful year of concerts and programs. Purposes of the A Cappella Choir are to build a better understanding and'apprecia- tion of music. While learning these objec- tives, a choir member is able to attain per- sonal attention, the ability to work with others and a better comprehension of direc- tion. When a choir membe'r achieves these attributions, he has opened a new door of pleasure for himself and his audience. rrrrr ,... s , Y 'rrrr ' ,. ' f f f W 1 ff 7 ,ff 1 Z ' , 4 fi, gf W f 5 if yy f, 1 'ffffy f ' if Q f Qkyf ,ff ,f y 9 72 f , of? f ff, ,aff f 1 if , f , S l WJ? lg ,f 1 I , if W iff! i gy f' 1 67, 1 ,104 X1 1 I Z ' f g f, x24 tiff f f f 4, M 1 , fu f W , s Q, , , Y ' 1 Y' G 4 G . ,.,., .. ,.,. ' ' X f t sf ' I3 1 22 rrt- of f f 9 W, 4 We f ff! W , f ' f6Q,,Mv,.., 42 iff J I f f.,, I , , Q f , K9 g, 1 V ! ll 5 767 l MAG! J 1 f , 1 W 7, , ff f f M , , , ' 'f A W 'I I, ,.,, ,g ,Q , 2, ,, , ,,r, ,, vw, 4 ,,.,, v,- 1 ,-3 f ,f 1'-,aw ,W Q, pg, X ' 'ff'l Q. 4 ' - fl M. 3'-ff! ', ' ' 55ffKi41.,v V ' f, , V , ' :Www 9 -rw:-1:1 4 V 2 1 '7- f, ff -, PM v . , 5 ' ' r , if fls., i Choir officers are Lester Neilson, Diane Donohue, Terry Forrest, Doris Chaney, Joe Connors and Beckie Cheek. 47 .5 fs jf LAIR STAFF N .D pf 0 WF-4' 'W NX... i 'K. -as -i . Going over some of the many details that encounters an annual staff during the year are the members of The Lair staff. This staff has adapted many new ideas into this yearbook. Lair staff members that are seated are, left to right: Nancy Bray, Bob Dillon, Elaine Finley, Pat Leary and Jill Anderson. Standing are: Janice Roof, Joe Moore, Pat Ramsey, LuRae Thomson, Dorles Perdue, Glorainne Farine, Janice Hunt and Wayne Wade. During the course of this year, many changes were made on the annual staff. Changes were made for a better Irving High School annual, better in the sense that the students would like it as well as yearbook iudges. New additions mark the book in this remodel- ing iob done so well by the staff. The Art De- partment, with the help of Karen Speaker, turned out the first cover designed by an Irving High School student. Karen also did the division pages, which make The Lair look snappy as a Tiger. The Activities Section, which is entirely new to Irving High School, shows life to the students as they see it during the school year. This section is made of picture stories of events that have maior effects that determine your school life. Many thanks goes to the staff that has listened to me constantly yelling each day to be original in thought as well as action. They have lived over it. Many people in the school have helped us to put this yearbook out-gathering information, typing, running errands and doing many other jobs that staff members have asked them to do. To The Lair staff, which has given their time and wits, goes the credit for this yearbook. Mr. Marvin Ellis Sponsor f f 'f , ,ff w ' Assistant Editor Photo EdfTOf Organization Editor BOB DILLON JILL ANDERSON NANCY BRAY Business Manager PAT LEARY ,w . Q V ,f PKK:-wean I aww ls-1 -was f,,,,,,,W ,fm Feature Editor Layouts and Ads JANICE ROOF JANICE HUNT Editor ELAINE FINLEY Copy Editor DORLES PERDUE 49 TIGER RAG .,3cgvesrMff' Q. wi' ik. ill, - et -X ..s J-x - 'S' Making sure the Tiger Rag makes its deadline are the Tiger Rag Staff members. This is the first year for the newspaper to be printed. Members are, left to right: Mary Roper, Pat Leary, Doreen Brook, Darlene McCuan, Sonia Harpole, Judy Crall and Lanny Money. On the back row are: Betty Robnett, Oleada Eldridge, Helen Garner, Johnny Roper, Billy Walters, Gerald Finney, Hannah Hilpert and Judy Riley. The activities of our students and faculty mem- bers are chronicled in our high school newspaper. The staff tries to report events in a concise, im- partial manner in keeping with the best journal- istic efforts. This year the Tiger Rag, sponsored by Mrs. Denny Cralle, was published bi-weekly and was printed rather than being mimeographed. Q2 A' ff 4 mtl! a Q 6, B fe , aww H an l Msggx s s 4 Q6 X' 'Rf tl 'W Q . i 9 . l M M ss. 3 ,QP Q ,tix 'R b -ri gqwg-Q f Ni' X' x t A lot of credit is due to The Tiger Rag staff for the wonderful iob completed this year. The Tiger Rag is moving ahead each year with its accomplishments and next year plans are for a better Irving High School newspaper. , 1-z 1 ,Jin T R- 'J' ' '18, 54'-. - I. - wif 'k F V ,. f- J f or - Mrs. Denny Cralle, sponsor, types copy for the Co-Editors Sonia Harpole and Judy Crall look over a cop of the Tiger Rag. Tiger Rag. Y 50 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA ww 0 vw f 4. -fr! I .sv V rf- K-n 'FT e 4 vi Future Teachers of America members for this year are, on the first row, left to right: Diane Donahue, Carol Yellott, Jo Anne Whitaker, Carol Bryan, Jane Gregory, Wanda Etchienson, Doris Chaney, Jill Anderson, Phyllis Womack, Judy Crow and Kay Berendzen. On the second row are: Deanna Van, Veta King, Doreen Brook, Jeannette Marshall, Sandra Hamilton, Ann Ferguson, Ann Shafer and Sylvia Dunlop. Third row are: Jean Perry, Judy Lewellyn, June Key, Sandra Roseberry, Pat Schultz, Pat Leary, Hannah Hilpert and Cynthia Buchanan. Pictured in the fourth row are: Pat Chrism, Linda Wiederhold, Billie Meckfessel, Jo Ann Burch, Joyce Skinner, Frances Christy, Lynn Butler, Linda Ford, Richard Simms and A. T. Gwynn. Fifth row are: Wanda Brown, Barbara Burton, John Wilkerson and Mr. John Rucker. ACTIVITIES The Evie Jones Future Teachers of America Club was organized October 28, i952 to de- velop personality, character and leadership. lt was to encourage capable students to enter the I 1 teaching profession. F.T.A. is a service club for the high school to be proud of. Among the activities planned this year are for members to substitute in the ele- mentary and junior high schools when regular T .H ,dl , substitutes are not available. Making plans for an F.T.A. meeting are the officers and sponsors They are, left to right: Linda Wiederhold, Dorren Brook, Carol Yel lot, Mr. Rucker, Frances Christy and Diane Donohue. 5l QUILL AND SCRCLL g .- -J .vm 3'1 . 'six Q 1 'Rite , I YV are 'av it to We -we D? ' W 'wb 'fr 1 all, Bob Members of the Quill and Scroll for this year are seated, left to right: Wayne Wade, Judy Cr Dillon, Doreen Brooks and Judy Riley. Members that are standing, are: Dorles Perdue, Sonia Harpole, Pat Leary, Betty Robnett, Janice Hunt, Nancy Bray, Hannah Hilpert, Jill Anderson and Mrs. Denny Cralle. The Quill and Scroll is a club whose primary purpose is to re- f, tv' cord the events at Irving High School. lt is composed of the stu- dents, whose work is exceptionally good. Members of the Tiger Rag and Lair staffs are the candidates for Quill and Scroll.. These students promote and represent Irving High School's iournalistic activities. A-'ti' 1:4 Looking at the Quill and Scroll magazine are the officers and one of the sponsors. They are, left to right: Mrs. Denny Cralle, Judy Crall, Wayne Wade, Bob Dillon, Judy Riley and Doreen Brook. Mr. Marvin Ellis, sponsor, was not in the picture because he took it. 52 CLUB'S PURPOSE. NURSES CLUB Future Nurses of America Club is the newest nationally affiliated club at Irving High School. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Betty Strickland, this club was organized in November of l956. The aim of this organization is to further en- lighten its members on the nursing profession. Q , 2 25: xii El. WF! ff I ' . I' ' 7 V' J 2 4 I 5 9 f 3 1 5 Z E A 1 , , . 4 f GZ, ,W W' Yf Y 4 . ' f , .4 y 2 it 4 ,. ,., ,,,.,., , , 1 . f f while Edith Callan and Mae Pashby watch. Z c -. ffl rn UI Q c D' O -+1 2? O m -. u. DJ -Q rn GJ 1 -4 11 OJ -. Z' ro I' - DI E :J CD -4 -. J DJ I DJ 3 :s m. UI Ns -U , C F rn N 2 3 5, ' WANN- V f r if , Z. t f 4 f ,Q GZ, 499' YW am I J f ,LVVV 7 Aggt TN ,igf ,M -'-' f' ' f fvff gm. , A Vi , f .rtr r t 'M ' 4 34 S Y Future Nurses pictured in the first row are, left to right: Mae Pasby, Carolyn Sanderson, Mary Parker, Edith Callan and Mainelle Cole, Second row are: Jan Johnson, Sandra Cockrell, Janet Jared and Myrna Hanna Third row are: Mrs. Betty Strickland, Wilma Franklin, Anita Mullinex, Donna Sharp, Sandra Riise and Judy Self. VW f J , X rw , V, Wh- 53 3 , l 2 An outstanding social and service club of I. H. S. is the I-Teen Club. This club has forty-five of The OUT' standing girls in school on lTS l'Oll' AT least one social and service is spon- sored each month. The I-TEENS are noted for clean-up Clay each Year- , Mgwcaiz X R VR QQ' F22 X N' . . B. w , 2 , X I-Teen officers go over their slfhedule with their sponsor. Seated are, 'left to right: Bendfa Burgess, June Key, Linda Adkins and Renita Toombs..Standing are: Miss Tommie William? Sue Hoipkemeier, Judy Riley, Carolyn Brown, Jamae Applewhllei Dvnna VVGQQOPSV an Billie Meckfessel. May 1 5 l 5 fi Members of the I-Teens in the first row, left to right, are. l-larriette Hutchison, Dorles Perdue, Jeanne Johnson, Judy Fagg, June Key, Sandra Hamilton, Linda Adkins, Jamae Applewhite, Marguerite Mc, Clurkan, Margaret Andrew and Pat Ramsey. On the second row are: Renita Toomlos, Ella Thompson, Ann Turner, Jill Anderson, Carol Yellott, Linda McDonough, Sueanne Kirby, Sandra Burgess, Carolyn Brown and Glorianne Farine. Pictured in the third row are: Virginia King, Judy Walker, Janice l-lunt, Andrea Wiggins, Nancy Bray, Janice Roof, Veta King, Jan Smith, Myra Perry, Pat Hill and Peggy Henry. On the fourth row are: Marilyn Gwinn, Brenda Grandy, Linda Boulware, Hannah Hilpirt, Sue Hoipkemeier, Billie Meckfessel, Donna Waggoner, Ann Currie and Judy Riley. Jo Ann Watson was not present when 54 the picture was made TEEN I taxi l 35565 I I .- IXX. T9 EUC 2 SaS3fF?if9t ilhfyiari .. qi iixiafeefrii Af Knit? The l-Teen Christmas Assembly brought back the old South at I. H. S. With the aid of grease paint, wigs and shoe polish, Pat Hill, Brenda Grandy and Jeanne John- son appeared as a Negro mamrny and two little pickaninnies. Bill Manning, Wayne Wade and George Atteberry's wishes all came true. yfni J 3 !'n7 , ,iffy 7 Ann Turner and Jo Ann Watson, with the aid of Sluggerella and the stepsisters had their share ot arguments in the I-Teen assembly. What to wear to the ball was the problem the girls faced. The Fairy God Father later solved the problem. Donna Waggoner and Linda Adkins played Sluggerella and the stepsisters- ff , l 3 ' 5, 54 E2 other I-Teens, worked late in the night on their Home- coming Float. Chicken wire and napkins helped make the float a third place winner. Clad in wings, sheet and halo, Fred Hunnicutt was presented as I-Teen beau at the l-Teen's first assembly. June Key, president, presented Fred with a shirt and Sue Hoipkerneier sang I-Teen Beau. 55 1 X4 HK 1 L 4 N FUTURE HOMEMAKERS CF AMERICA Future Homemakers of America at Irving High School gathered at the football field to make large letters of the name of their club. Members' names are listed, but are not in any order with the picture. They are: Jane Allen, Linda Allred, Rita Anderson, Margaret Andrew, Jane Armstrong, Evanell Ator, Betty Avery, Barbara Barnes, Juanita Barton, Sue Bates, Cythia Beckham, Mary Benham, Linda Boulware, Marie Boylson, Margaret Brown, Raylene Brown, Wanda Brown, Peggy Burgess, Janice Burrow, Carol Bryan, Donna Campbell, Priscilla Christiansen, Nan Collins, Judy Covington, Leona Coward, Phyllis Crowell, Tommye Curry, Diane Dabbs, Joan Davis, Nancy Dillon, Ramona Doster, Oleada Eldridge, Elaine Finley, Norman Fitch, Jimmie Fleming, Wilma Franklin, Doris Garretson, Jean Garrard, Judy Giles, Olivia Gomez, Linda Gordon, Janet Graham, Brenda Grandy, Pat Greer, Barbara Gwinn and Renita Toombs. C Trigg? M?13':ax'NM. F.H.A. officers serve tea during one of their meetings. They are, left to right: Mary Anne Stephenson, Jeanne Perry, Wanda Brown, Marlyn Gwinn, Barbara Gwinn, Harriette Hutchisson, Donna Harpole, Virginia Smith, Pat Schultz, Pat Wright and Sona Liggett. 56 F.H.A. has been an organi- zation at I. H. S. since l95O. lt is a service club'and pro- vides opportunities to share in solving problems important to home lite. Regular meetings are held on the second and fourth Monday nights of- each month. Redecorating the Principal's office with carpets and draper- ies was one of their projects for this year. They also spon- sored the faculty-student bas- ketball game, in which the students won. si , if L . 'S-X. Q N 1 , Qi 5 .- gap-. One of the first activities performed by the F.H.A. was the Carnival. Many prizes were won at such activities as a country store, a fishing pond and kissing booth. Highlighting the evening was the crowning of Linda Adkins and Carl Johnston as Queen and King. 5 f-fr ff , , 1 l 3 Z Q ? www 1 , K x Y lf anyone does not believe that it takes a lot of work to make a float, iust ask any F.H.A. member how much time they spent on theirs. Paste, paper, ribbon and wire along with blue jeans and late hours made this float a prize winner. ln the picture are Myrna Hanna, Sue Bates, Pat Shultz, Marilyn Caldwell and two unidentified mothers. 4- , 0 ' f 3 ' V 2 ' . ' , - - A , t 414 if ' 1 - ' 2 X. ff. ,-23?-' -f' - 1 , ,gg , ' .f x f , 'Lgsrb' w1-fu-W. 7 4' 4 ,f Z, ,rf wr A , Z M , ' 5 f ff QP Qin V , ,ww , , ,f W 49 . H ff L 1 . 'HW'W A , i r ee r .2 ' r U , y ' 9 1' I , I l if ff 1 ,gh 7 9 if 9' 'ff 'iff-.. ff if A , . ' 4 1 1' 3 V f 17,12 1' x- if Y V 30 4 - 2 'ft 'I A , ' fl I' '7 W4 My ll I ll fsgewgli ' ' .. . . Don't bother me now, was the theme song lf? , y , 1 , 1 ', A V of Mrs. Edna McKeown during Homecoming Ay fi , f, 1 Week. A l last minute stitch is necessary when awk f ' ' ' i ' i someone is in a hurry. The old, old saying, A Red and white were the colors on the F.H.A. prize winning float. Ruffles, nets, and pretty girls made this float one of the outstanding in the Homecoming parade. Shown on the- float are Dianne Dabbs, Marilyn Caldwell, Myrna Hanna, Ann Mullin, Mary Stephson and Virginia Smith. stitch in time saves nine, is true, Mrs. Mc- Keown. 57 Q ,Y E , -. ' A bali l 5 :l-'Y-g 1,4 I-in-ln-nllll .1 ' so In-.4-an--lava. ' ii iivliklinni fats i 14 Busy at work on a new production tor the student body are the Thespians. One group is working on the set, while others practice their lines. They are, left to right, standing: Carol Yellott, Judy Crow, Linda Mac Donough, Becky Cheek, Peggy Carson, Mary Parker, Wayne Morgan and Jimmy Crockett. Thespians on the back row are: Terry Forrest, Bebe Edmonson, Bill Manning and Nancy Walker. Thespians not present when the picture was taken are: Rob Atkinson, Doris Chaney, Billie Meckfessel, Lester Neilson and John An organization found throughout Wilkinson. many high schools for the advancement of dramatic arts is the National Thespians Society. , , 4 Irving High School's Thespians have achieved these goals by the record of their many productions done each year. To create an active interest in dra- matics is the main purpose of the Thes- pians. They have done this. Any student may become a member of the Thespians it he has earned i0 points in dramatics. Thespian officers with their sponsors are going over part of their lines. Pictured, left to right, are: Carol Yellott, Doris Chaney, Bebe Edmonson, Mrs. Dorothy Brewton and Mary Parker. mm 1111 1 THESPIAN ACTIVITIES l r, il' It at tirst you don't su 'li b it f N 1, ii, Yar roug , a ter many u ' If flies. N' ll' ffl' ilf L xg' -A , ffl!!-I ts ,fi ' , C I 'T X J gl X fi The Thespian Float was one of the most outstanding in the Homecoming parade. The theme, the stabbing ot Julius Caesar, was both unique and interesting, Those on the float are: Doris Chaney, Nancy Walker, Wayne Morgan, John Wilkinson and Rob Akinson. NHC SON WGS i, W, ,, is-.1Ns..' cceed, try, try again. Excitement mounts as Charlie nsuccessful attempts, finally hits the pinata and candy w about a date? Harriette Hutchisson asks Lester Neil in a scene in the Thespian production, Girl Dates Boy It presented last tall. Tin soldiers, cowboys, storybook characters, scare- crovvs and tlappers gather around the piano and sing Christmas carols at the Thes- pian sponsored Beaux Arts Ball. Those participating are Mr. Dean Clark, l-larriette Hutchisson, Jimmy Sears, Vir- ginia King, Jamae Apple- Wlqller Nancy Bray and Bill Manning. l WF. J .t , 3--S E f Q. ,NNN 3' T956-57 members of the F.B.L.A. pictured in the first row, left to right, are: June Key, Mary Powers, Cynthia Beckham, Ann Hodge, Darlene McCuan, Virginia Smith and Collene Hawks. Second row are: Anna Lawson, Veta King, Carol Yellott, Jo Ann Leach, Kay Berendzen and Edith Callan. Third row are: Paline Looper, Jane Allen, Shirley Whatley, Nila Grabel, Wanda Rushing and Carolyn Weakley. Fourth row are: Pat Ford, Pat Perry, Nina Knox, Elaine Finley, Ann Feath, Brenda Shotwell, Jerry Hardin, Linda Ford, Frances Christy, Ann Whisenant and Virginia Simms. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS 0F AMERICA F.B,L.A, officers tor this year avre: Jane Allen, Veta King, Wanda Rushing and Shirley Whately. AQ, ,,l.,,f ,ge fa R-4 60 The Future Business Leaders of America is a national organization for students in business education. The plan of organization includes local chapters, a state chapter in each state and ter- ritory and the national organization in Wash- ington. This organization is designed for both high school and college students. Any student who is enrolled in one or more business sub- jects, either in office or sales or store areas, and irrespective of whether such education is reimbursed, may become a member by meeting the requirements of the local chapter. GIRLS SPORTS ASSCCIATION i '7vnnv 1,6 ' -4-5, Members of G.S.A. form a huge letter formation of GSA for their group picture. The names of the girls will not necessarily be in any order, but will be a complete list ot all G.S.A. members, Pat Ramsey, lx - si-ti June Key, Glorianne Farine, Carolyn Brown, Charlotte Geisler, Ann Currie, Virginia Simms, Judy Jones, l Leona Coward, Jackie Oliver, Ann Mullin, Myrna Hanna, Norma Fitch, Emily Jordan, Jill Anderson, Marilyn i Mahan, Carol Bryan, Linda Bouleware, Joyce Skinner, Margariute McClurkan, Syzanne Kirby, Billie Meck- tessel, Linda McDonough, Betty Smith, Sandra Cockrell, Wanda Brown, Barbara Gwinn, Donna Campbell, Sue Hoipkemeier, Cecille Thompson, Valerie Pierce, Charlotte Bowden and Joyce Whitworth. Other G.S.A. members include Gwinn Ritchy, Ronnie Moore, Donna Waggoner, Francine Jernigan, Marilyn Gwinn, Margaret Andrews, Peggy Bates, Pat Wright, Charlsey Ivey, Wynell Warren, Gwen Rodters, Shelby Skinner, Chita Wallace, Janet Jared, Ann Turner, Jane Gregory, Bobbie Woodruff, Pat Turner, Marilyn Morris, Pat Wages, Pat Miller, Laverne Austin, Betty Hunt, Joan Reynolds, Carolyn Sanderson, Jeanette Marshall, Judy Walker, Connie Richards, Judy Sorenson, Judy Fagg, Jamae Applewhite, Wanda Gerard, Judy Coats, Ann Hendrix, Ann Whisenant, Carolyn Weakely, Jere Lynne Kalkrenth, Sandra Roseberry, Ann Shafer, Jackie Jamerson, Georgia Satchell, Mary McReynolds and Edith Herrington. X i G.S.A. is an organization for girls who are interested in sports. Various sports are enioyed and letters are awarded for being in the tourna- ments sponsored by the G.S.A. The members practice during their P.E. classes or after school. Their tournaments were held at night as their parents, friends and schoolmates observed their skill. ii Pat Ramsey shows how to dribble a basket- ball to other G.S.A., officers-June Key, Caro- lyn Brown and Glorianne Farine. 6I Y ' f 1 4 ,.1 'T 3' J Members of the Beta club for 1956-57 are Charles Turner, Lewis Beard, David Gray, Judy Cooper, Ann Jernigan, Sue Hoipkemeier, Lloyd Gwinn, Jimmy Crockett, Shelby Skinner, Edwin Morin, Jill Anderson, Jeri Hardin, Allen Bradley, Phillip Crecelius, Frances Christy, Richard Ellis, Terry Forest, Jaki Fracier, Ronald Hardin, Sandra Hamilton, Floyd Hightower, Ann Hendrix, Hannah Hilpirt, Carl Johnston, Janice Meadows, Arthur Neece, Loiuse Ollar, Don Perkins, Gary Pope, Mary Scharlock, Karen Speaker, James Willis, Phyllis Womack, Shirley Wright, Jane Armstrong, Sue Bates, Ann Ferguson, Jerry Sutherland, Cynthia Buchanan BETA CLUB lrving's Chapter of the National Beta Club was organized in the spring of 1956 under the direction of Mr. VV. Price Harlan. The eleven charter members are Jill Anderson, Lewis Beard, Judy Cooper, Jimmy Crockett, David Gray, Lloyd Gwinn, Sue Hoipkemeier, Ann Jernigan, Edwin Morin, Shelby Skinner and Charles Turner. Meetings are held on the second Tuesday of each month. and Fred Hunnicutt. The Beta Club is a leadership-service organization for high school students. lt was founded to stimulate effort, reward achievement and to encourage and assist its members to continue their education after high sch. JI. ...nn Beta Club officers are Shelby Skinner, Charles Turner, Mrs, Easter Stokes, sponsor, Lewis Beard and Judy Cooper, 62 F ss 3 c Sgifi KEY CLUB Key Club members of l. H. S. in 1956-57 are, left to right: Ronald Roof, Ralph May, Bruce Usrey, Larry Webb and Ronnie Eubanks. Pictured in the second row are: Lewis Mitchell, Fred Hunnicutt, David Payne, Richard Howard, Norman Reedus and Lanny Money. On the third row are: Billy Smith, Bobby Stephens, Robert Pierce, Lou White, .lim Sears, Don Perkins, Billy Benson and Arthur Neece. One of the most active or- ganizations in Irving High School this year was the Key Club. This is a boys' service club. The Key Club started off slow due to lack of sponsorship, but picked up at mid-term and really put the steamrollers to work. Key Club officers discuss ways to help the school and community. They completed several prOieCtS during the year. They are, left to right: Lanny Money, Bruce Usrey, Robert Pierce, Bill 5m'Tl and l-OU White. Distributive Education is a vocational training program for junior and senior students who work during the day. In class they study ways to improve selling on the iob. Being a national and state organization, the club attends national and state meetings every year. Four Irving students represented the school at San Antonio this year at the state convention. Frances Gault has been elected as club svveet- hearl for lhls year' Seated are, left to right: Cecil McMullin, Barbara Stevenson, Frances Gault and Lula Atwood. Standing are: Clifford Biggers, Don Brooks, Mr. Clarence Fountain, Don McKenzie and Arthur Beam. xl D.E. officers and sponsor study their reports before giving them to the club. nm , 'J Q-fy ,...,x ,aa vw CFS' to lf as M 4 D. E. members ia the first row, left to right: Barbara Stevenson, Mary Parker, Ronnie Callan, Birl Jarosh, Dickie Schnee, Jo Ann Watson and Virginia Belknap. On the second row are: Mr. Fountain, Allen Bresovvar, Barbara Dovvler, Frances Gault, Annette Stanley, Nada McMullin and Deanna Thomas. Pictured in the third row are: Shelby Johnson, Don McKensie, Arthur Beam, Carolyn Thomas and Carol Gideon. On the fourth row are: Hollis Wolfe, Don Brooks, Phil Williams, Mary Medina, Colleen Hawks. Fifth row are: Bernice Mills, James Waller and Clifford Biggers, 64 D. 0. CLUB 'W 0141, Y., I i' v 4 'I c Fry!! i ii ull .ll 451 . ,Qt n 'Q Q. ws SP gui: ffl! I? ll S if I 'lun it-W avr' xJlEK Q T ,J , f 5 - if :D -ll 1 I x Y 2 X, U 1 ,2 l . 'J r X, 5 3 K i - I I , 3 ,. ki,-.K . .. I' , -- 1-2 'E v' ' -:R ., 1-f ' s tg Lev ..T' .jr :-:sg-':,1.,g'e ' 'Z1'f'L':' ,N f .. aj-1, -- 'ir' if wg sf Members of the Diversified Occupation Club are, left to right, on the first row: James Galla, Dean Yar- brough, Charlie Yarbrough, Tom Giampeto and Thomas Walker. On the second row are: Melvin Crouch, Jimmy Lindsey, Aubrey Privitt and Eddie Brown. D.O. members that are on the third row are: Lee Stockton, David Payne, Jerry NlcCoy, Ray Roddy and David Ratcliff. D. O. PURPOSES Diversified Occupations is the training that is made possible by cooperation between local schools and local businesses and industrial establishments. The basic objective of industrial cooperation training is to prepare highschool youth for useful employment in occupations of their choice. Students acquire practical working experience in their chosen occupation by working each afternoon or in the morning. Club officers had not been elected when the deadline came. 65 4-fi Nr SPORTS 5' nf Q km.! 'ff' FCCTBALL l f fl fri-' wi-Ji 'fffff ' e . - x N Q I, 4 Q. N ,pray-,sgfw 51.1, e.,5.- Q at + ss ' ss 1 - sf TS w r-ssf 1 - i -M X f. V3 YE .5 L E51S F.f. v , , U' rf, IIIS . 1 I X 1 r - - I w - .rv kfq-cflrfvfff-I Members of the 1956 football team are: First row, left to right: Ronald Roof, Woodrow Holder, Robert Heatherly, Kinneth Voirin, Gary Crouch, Robert Sherrell, David Gray, and Basil Bennett. Second row: Don Allen, Tommy Hendricks, Bob Johnson, Raymond Carlin, Bruce Usrey, Billy Smith, Jack Cates, Richard Howard, Billy Walters, Lanny Money, Arthur Neece, Terry Urquhart and Jim Sears. Third row: Coach Cedric Bettis, Coach Elvin Kays, Louis Beard, Louis Mitchell, Charles Turner, Billy Benson, Fred Hunnicutt, Johnny Roper, Gayland Pugh, Jim Weaver, Dial Ryder, Robert Pierce and Coach Donald Orr. FIRST YEAR IN AAAA CLASSIFICATION Irving's outmanned Tigers failed to win a dis- trict game in the 1956 season, but only district champion Wichita Falls was able to overpower the Tigers from the start. Lack of reserve strength, which showed itself in defensive let-downs in the second half of several contests and a weakened offense after an initial surge of power, was the team's undo- ing. Reserve strength really showed itself as a weakness as the Tiger's moved up to AAAA com- petition for the first time in the school's history. In 1951 Irving moved from A to AAA classifica- tion, the only school in the state to do so. During this unsuccessful attempt in AAAA this year, the Tigers lost four games by a single touch- down and played three opponents CGrand Prairie, 68 Denton and Arlingtonj off their feet for much of the game, but fell 52-6 to the mighty, Coyote team which played on near-equal basis in the state finals with Abilene. In other games Irving routed Mexia 51-7 and battled a 26-26 tie with Birdville after surging to a 19 point lead in the first five minutes of the game. Non-district foes to defeat the Tigers were Gainesville 13-7 and McKinney 20-12. District defeats were at the hands of Grand Prairie by 19-6, Denison 33-26, Sherman 20-14, Wichita Falls 52-6, Denton 19-6 and Arlington 33-13. While the season was not a success from the won-lost standpoint, Irving won the greatest battle of all-fighting to the end. Making their debut in Irving this year proved to be disastrous in the win- loss column, but it marked a new era in a rebuilding iob. Coaches Elvin Kays, Cedric Bettis and Head Coach Donald Orr Cpictured abovej started this task and should come up with a winner. One comment heard in town was we lost most ofthe games, but we built men, Tigers during this season were Lanney Money David Gray and Arthur Neece .,-v-v-naw-5, 112, vm, in li , t TRI-CAPTAINS of the Irving , V -Vx ' ' f... , iili Q l 4 Quan if I y it f ew. . 1' y ,fi gait rin 'x' Q 5 , r'a:e59r The managers are the work-horses of a football team and Irving managers were no exceptions. Above, Jim Sears, Don Allen and Tommy Hendricks dry the day's laundry. an 12741 I Q ,f n 1, ,444 ,W ,f ,.. , ff ,f x.. ff' A Z 1 Q 1 ,r l XX i , 4 01 x x. 51 ni f N, x . E , Eff , 3 ,4 'w . .. f 2 X., 4 43 an ' f X . Q X , 1 V fm Fax -- KINNETH VOIRIN LOUIS BEARD DAWD GRAY . , . L +33 2 , V E A ,711 g if Q -',-'Ta 11: Y I ..,..W ' Lti iipfiff QVQLVI. f nf Q , LEE? H 5 wi f '3'ff 1 . ,,,. - 5 Lt:-'if 1 D- ,, 'N 'A E-' 't f ,pf 'Fe-v1'5'if? 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H, w5,-,,f1,- ,4'c,7,,,.h:'3ffi, ARTHUR NEECE 70 Swift running Arthur Neece goes around lefi end in The Denison-Irving footbail game 1 v-A L Q., 'Q 1-.. 'f,Jg'f:V it A if , N f,-11521-N as CHARLES TURNER ROBERT HEATHERLY , Qv f 2 Lf' if ...., If , X, ,1 m I f Y.. ,.f, . 1 ' H2 1 -29: R. K ,, g ,-ww, 7 ..frtf: ' 11: f x . W fifffiwvfr 51 ff 123, agiz,12fLg 1,3zfL,f1 gif 5. , I, V ' Aff-aw 1,-1 4,32-'.'w,zV',' I nw' J. .1 V , 1 -'i2+1f32 '-' , 1Z,:,, f? f2k :? ! 1E4f1 ' GARY CROUCH U1 f lfffi, K , M? Hy: . mix .1,'v.'f -1:-1 ' --fum J. ff UH ' 551, Q ROBERT SHERRELL X gf , , 1 K .EVN ,- e 1 fi T 4 ifif- ' ' ' ' V L ' Q-, -f ' T - .J-,fy , ,'ZA'fa,9Gg,Q. ,,E'KUij? YK ' ,.1,g A' ' rein A fgtf, .' -.3 ig' -'Y f, 1.5 , , -. gfx-fgum K' .QQ r1QS1s.'Y'f'.-W1 iff , , T '- iififfgi. j'5igf5f'Z'T4.'fT-i . ,, . .... 1 TA, - YM- T. T ,fx jug.. 4w,,, '. aslkfv V 'li-i'Q22'm-'iff' FF' .. I 4 3333 , 5. .-Rajiv 12.3. . .V . . . Y. w. -' ,- 'xii LN-SYS? fi: ,,:f'x:51'.H X' All-M for a Qaln of 36 yards and a touchdown. Irvmg lost 33-26 In a run-away confesf. Af:.'kga,b.:5v:A-3i:T5fff 34iiggfgggfki,glgvh-A 1' 1i'i.q,5f2ff. f ffm? Pia' E125 .f1',' -,link -1 Z:m5fHi:gff BRUCE USREY 7I -J 1. Q. geyfaii' 3, - wr-ca- . 72 LETTERMEN Twenty football players lettered at Irving High School during the I956 season. Lgtermen include Lanny Money, Bill Smith, Kinneth Voirin, Louis Beard, David Gray, Billy Benson, Arthur Neece, Charles Turner, Robert Heatherly, Gary Crouch, Robert Sherrell, Bruce Usrey, Dial Ryder, Bob Johnson, Richard Howard, Gayland Pugh, Louis Mitchell, Billy Walters, Fred Hunnicutt and Terry Urquhart. S , 3 .np , , e M71-4Bi.'QIYff2'a' W ' :ma Wil ' BILL SMITH if ..,Lh-N Kinneth Voirin makes eight yards against the Sherman Bearcats in a hard fought game that was played in mud and water. Lanny Money dives in an attempt to clear the path for Voirin. Sherman won the game 20-I4. Gliding up the field for a 20 yard gain in the Denison contest, Kinneth Voirin makes one of his long gains. Denison came from behind to win 33-26. Q fi , Q f , LANNY MONEY Q V A I 'MQW t - -rv aff ' A f .. ff, ,fr-.1 6,fYC ff.Ic?f1 :fri - A L 1,g,.. if 1, 1 2' 1:-, , ,:, 91, 1 1 -- f-EYXL , 1 X - f L .9 . f fs? ., .,,, l' ' urn- pl' I ' 7' L 'I: . -rv? film-31' Zhu' I X' 5 ' A + . , 'I x 5- . 5 1 I .. .... .nfs v A3 ff . QP M 4 'f 4 F nj '1-9' ' -.wax R 1 'J ff L 7 . Ev x z A .jf bw ? L L Q, ff M' 35. 1 V ,WX 44 3 wr .1 50 ,Z ,Q I Avg., 4 X Nm JP, ,IV is 'x H ,lx I .R 3 ,I W I U., 'fM'?, 5.1 XO- nz I LTR' I V MIL- ,Ze 1 4' wi, ,A NI U ,J 4 Cf 6 + S M? ' :L I 'Qx A 2-UW fs I 3' 1 , , I ,L w, Q' X 61 P Q -. ' 4 RK DIAL RYDER L ry . ' fl, ' .fwfflfiiifi l 1 1 1, -v.- -4- -12.2 -.I-f 11 -' 1 -:.-.,,.-: gg. ....,.....:: su , 'V' RICHARD HOWARD r -J :.- :zu . FO LETTERMEN X , f O' xv f ff f f X 9 X f K4 as ff fy 25 ff 49 , gf, if 7? ,, Q 1,0 jg fwdf OTBALL ,M f yn X '-A Lf. -VW: ' 'M- , f 7 Z , I Z f ,f ky , ,f f , , 4 , 5 Z BOB JOHNSON - 11 I ji!! I 4 ff- iv ' 4- 5, f WML: ff , M I , 4 , .,., F , M, f , , 'W , 'Lf W I f 674, 4 f -, ,Q ,fax A W- ' -- 525 will ' ,K :,, , , fffimf af.,,f5,,., ,, in 72, fLtMf' Q , V ,. W ,-,' , 14 'Qi 1 J'ff.,46Wa, ,,',CQ,c W. , !1o',.' r of -' 45,4 W 3 I W f i m ' V' ,Va-75155 fi' ' 4 A' ' Q mf.-..iN.7, .E .,f ff GAYLAND PUGH ' LOUIS MITCHELL .f 'Q Q 1 94 9 . M 4'4'w, V ff 451, ., '42:g35,Q,,,,.,,,,, .Z ,H A- 42 Wm f' f y? ,l f f W, QM JI!! '75, 'f , vw-vw-wr BILLY WALTERS FRED HUNNICUTT TERRY URQUHART 73 B TEAM FOOTBALL hu B-team members pictured above are: Front row, left to right: James Taylor, Stanley Barnhill, Jim Roan, Max Reese, Charles Winn, David Manning, L. G. Mantooth, Charles Weaver, Harold Miller and Phillip Credelius. Middle row: Lewis Blythe, Steve Shores, Charles Slocum, Carroll Miller, Jeffrey Waldie, Allen Helton, Jimmy Blair, Blaine Willhoite, Ronnie Mayo and Burrell Hambrick. Last row: Dave Barlean, Joel Looper, Charles Lepeard, Billy McKee, Billy Lorance, Joe Martin, Gary Bayless, Cecil Patrick, Charles Zubl, Nolan Clark, Shipper Porter, Ralph May, Robert Hill and Coach Gene Hodge. If f A 3' af, ,, :,, f . 'f 5 -' '! ':33.j: f' f 5 4 'wg W -ara h e-H ' be COACH HODGE ...nge J -., .S t , 2 4 3 1 l A-Ml X Captains forthe B team this year were Ronnie Mayo, Max Reese and Burrell Hambrick '1 B TEAM MANAGER Manager for the B team this year was Robert Hill. Hill broke his arm early in the season while playing for the B team and then became manager. Billy Lorance makes a long run against Highland Park in a game the Highlanders won. Before the Highland Park B team football game, the chains could not be found, so crutches with tape made up the chains until they found them. 75 BASKETBALL Coach Homer Thornpkins and his lrving Tigers played the type of basketball that could have vvon them the clistrict championship as easily as their tie for fourth place. They lost by two and tour points to the clistrict winner-Grand Prairie. Tigers seated' are, left to right: Bob Johnson, Don Perkins, Bill Benson, Charles Turner, Lewis Mitchell, Tornrny Zinn, George Atteberry and Johnny Roper. On the second row are: Coach Homer Thompkins, Lloyd Gwinn, Carl Johnson, Billy Walters, Doug Webb, Lou White, Larry Webb, Norman Reedus, Principal W. Price Harlan, Superintendent W. T. Hanes. lrving's basketball quintet posted a 28-ll record during the season. Many of those ll games lost could have been the other way, for most of them were close. Coach Homer Thompkins lettered l5 players this year, but next year's tearn will see only tive ot these lettermen back. But they will be the tastest quintet in the dis- trict. gan: Big lrvi sits on the basketball court at Grand Prairie before the game as the cheer leaders lead in yells. Irving lost this game by the narrow margin of tvvo points. 76 LETTERMEN LARRY WEBB CARL JOHNSTON TOMMY zlNN DON PERKINS DOUG WEBB CHARLES TURNER NORMAN REEDUS BILL WALTERS LLOYD GWINN LOU WHITE lEW'5 'WTCHELL Bll.L BENSON JOHNNY ROPER BOB JOHNSON GEORGE ATTEBERRY V ,ff-Q., 1 0 Coach Homer Thompkins shows the team M how to dribble. This was Coach Thomp- kiris first year at Irving and in February he took Over head coaching duties 'n l football. This Well liked Coach will play the 1 i- TCU spread next year in football. Basketball managers this year were Graham Perkins TO ' . , m H Il gathering up warm-ups before a game. my l and Barney Stalk' They are 78 BASKETBALL ACTION SHOTS rw K Q' Don Perkins gets set for a possible rebound in the Arlington game, but a teammate pushes the ball through the nets. Big Don Perkins in a two hand iump shot for two points against the district winners, Grand Prairie. Irving lost by four points on ,Aff Carl Johnston leaps high into the air to get the ball atter a throw is missed in the Arlington contest, f ' , ff f tx ft Eff A .bt Alfa' Q , Q 4' ,za K ,I isbatflff ' 1 in J 1 Z ww, ,Q V, V 1 3 .T ,,ri T 4 tree 'WW their home court. Going in tor an one hand lay-up shot against the Arlington Colts is Don Perkins. He made it as he did many other that night, 79 ,,.--qu-su pushgng The ball through the nets on a free throw is Don Perkins, Doug Lanky Tommy Zinn out lumps a Grand Prairie foe and knocks the Webb Stands watching and hoping TO STBY ahead Ol the Gophers' ball into Charles Turner's hands, C Y S ' ' ' ' TEAM 25 L21 I 1 xx , i21l i lrving's B basketball team displayed fine play during the year. They lost several games in close matches. They are on the first rovv, left to right: Lefty Reedus, Ray Thompson, Don Sebastian, William Johnson, Len Webb, Terry Bracldy and Tommy Hendricks. On the second rovv are: Coach Elvin Kays, Ronnie Gold- vvire, Leon Davis, Raymond Glover, Nolan Clark, Darrell Cook, Skipper Porter, Raymond Sherrill and Raymond Carlin, 80 GIRLS BASKETBALL - BI-DISTRICT WINNERS 'QE' i X h ' fn as I X X , fy , ras -ws I - ff W M 5? K . l , w 4 27, E M.. 1 , '31 d s-g E Q ' I x'e I X, I ffl? ka . fx ,I g ,f Q JN l T fl A 1. I1 A ff I' I I pt Bi-District winners for this year and district winners for the second straight year are the lrving High School Tigerettes. They lost their last game in Regional play 42-38 to Seagoville in the finals. Tigerettes on the first row are, left to right: Carolyn Brown, Ann Whisenant, Cecille Thompson, Pat Ramsey, Ann Currie and Gwin Ritchey. On the second row are: Virginia Simms, Charlotte Geisler, Donna Waggener, Glorianne Farine, Sue Hoipkemeier and Ronnie Moore. LOST REGIONAL BY FOUR POINTS Irving High School Tigerette's started the season with only two returning letterrnen. They were guard Glorianne Fraine, who switched to pivot forward, and Pat Ramsey, forward. Farine, Ramsey, Sue Hoipkemeier and Gwin Ritchey made all-district. The season record was 20-7. Ramsey placed the team with 635 points and was closely followed by Farine with 602 tallies. ln the bi-district game, Irving won over Winnsboro by 62-49. It was a close game at the end of the first quarter, but the Tigerettes pushed ahead during the second period and sent in the reserves for the remaining part of the game. Winning their first game in the Regional tourney, the Irving girls plastered Jacksonville 57-49. Ramsey made 28 points. That night the girls' team met Seagoville for a place in the state meet and lost out by four points. Seagoville pushed ICOUI' Charlly losses Ilwouglrl The! new CIUVHFIQ The dribbling. Captains are Glorianne Farine and Pat Ramsey last two minutes of play to win 112-38. Ann Whisenant made l5 points for Irving. Coach Peggy Hughes shows her captains the art ot 8 l LETTERMEN GLORIANNE FARINE PAT RAMSEY ANN WHISENANT ANN CURRIE CAROLYN BROWN SUE HOIPKEMEIER DONNA WAGOONER OWEN RHCHEY RONNIE MOORE CECILLE THOMPSON 82 ff!!! Af 'Ii' ,nv x x iii, ' 2 ' ' QV' ' r 1 Yzyx 'I , wg ,V 'J i g 4 --FM. 7 A , A I ,4 if lx' ,' ,I I 5:2 5 Ii ,4 or A ' 'fr . r' .. xi f Nlanageg June Key and Trainer Judy Fagg discuss The problem of taping an ankle. Irving Irving Irving Irving Irving Irving Play-o Irving VIRGINIA SIMNIS Irving a,,,,, ,,,,,,52 DISTRICT RECORD S .7A. 59 Sulphur Springs , a,,aa 26 as 2 Denison ,s,,a,,s, 7 O S .a..a 47 Sherman V .W68 ,,a68 Denison 33 ,,ua,a75 Sulphur Springs , --,,a28 .uu,,uaa,.... 62 Sherman .,,,,au, , ,,!l9 ff for clisrricf rie- Sherman , ,u.aa5O Sherman , uu,, 45 GIRLS ff TEAMI I I ' ht J cl Coals, Carolyn Weakley, Virginia Members of the girls' B team of the first row are, el To rig z U Y K' J 50 fl-ierla,-id Linda Rgdgers, Gwen Rogers and Leona Coward. On the second row are: Suzanne Jeagllcie glivar, Par Turner, Judy Smith, Ann Hendricks, Bobble Woodruff and MGVIIYIT MOVVIS- ii DAVID GRAY TRACK ri 'HF f f Y ff , W- V 7,737 1 J M..- I - A , ,W G W - - . . ' -if f ,f.f f.e,s.f.f-M-.W om... ,.,,. .,.,, , , ,T V A-if it , -. .,, ' I fa- 'r -xv 1 Yf-.,,. ag., Y cc ,,..: ,S V N H , H ,.....c.., ,,, Us 'Ly Y DF M 7 ' it :ill . l l ----ffwgqw Qirwl ,, Q Q' sodmhf ..x.,..w. ,Q y, 1 4, S I.. v - Q vw-m.n--. 91- ---3 has Og bi 'gtg' .' v - t, vt ' , ' X ' K V f A 'F ', ,t if if - as is E5 We si q . ,gm- l i 2 Q L - ' it IM , I . 1' ' H D .Y l V ' its l ll: af ' l on A gov G 'D ll at i , . 4- ig. Q at . If Q KW it X W sg' J With a new coach this year, Mr. Bill Shipman, the Irving High School track team started oft with small tri- angular meets and to vvork up to the district meet. Trackmen, left to right, on the 'First row are: Lanny Money, Bob Johnson, Joe Clark, David Gray, Ronald Roof, Donald Moffet, Don Sebastian, and Wayne Wallace. On the second row are: Fred Hunnicutt, Radford Richardson, Leon Davis, Graham Perkins, Johnny Roper, Gary Pope, Robert Pierce, Richard Howard, Walter Eubanks, Arthur Neece, Harold Miller, Allan NlcCreight, Nikki Davis and Coach Bill Shipman. i W is if ff W in 40.1 NM 5 ,.f K M ss Xi Q X swf 4 4 m Q, W t Q - ,,p, 1, B. fa , H Mis 2, xt is as 'li' A' ,ff X l if 24' Fred Hunnicutt and Johnny Roper .f ,iq I XJ, My ff YR we 3 V, 4 f if f ff fff ff LANNY MONEY 1 v f M y 4 4 ,J qrvffghgg , 'f 12325 f Z i X M ARTHUR NEECE 1 A . 9 - ' -' 1,32- fv AW ' ' ,ww 'Y , V, 4 ' -Z5 Wm, , ,, ,I , , W f Q if M C W , Twmf 7451 712571 ' P 47. ' , ,W ., 1 5' ,L-, , f ' -' ,,ff f y2f y- fig' 2, 'FP -f J M2551 ' if 2-1 25W , 4 , ff un J f' f' X , V ,,., , E . 3 K A ,ff Q OU, f A-my Af. fx pf , f' Mf'2,,' f V L,,f,'yvyV, V J' , 'WT ., , f, ,7 VU, ,, ,ffwd , I ,H ,C if X f,, ,VA I p 1 L'7,1cz',,' , f, inf, 57:35. 2 -3.5211 P A if' if ' - 'Law iff ,mgiwf ' mf' f , ' , V:-'ff ,Q 'fffw , , ' f 7 A, ' ,l .- 0 ,3?fJf1LyfZfy1qz,f2.'4,'A,,jA cf, iL1nLQg,.f s,,M,,, , 1 'gv. f 2g1v544 , 11, :ff I - 1 92 7-: W 'ff 13,11 ad. , . ' fy ROBERT PIERCE BOB JOHNSON 3 , BASEBALL A K l lui 3 qi!! 1? if kgs QM, fo: X -.W .. .PP N' ' i f r -3 HI!! .ii Coach Gene Hodge has several lettermen back from last year's team to help go for the district title. Last years Irving beat district winner Highland Park in one game and should have a good team, barring any injuries. Baseball players on the tirst row are, left to right: Tommy Farrar, Don Allen, Larry Littleiohn, Lloyd Gwinn, Billy Walters, Dennis Smith, Bill Manning and Lewis Mitchell. Second row players are: Robert l-leatherly, John Dunham, Noel Mussett, Roger McLeroy, Frank Holyfield, Ronnie Eubank, Roy Allen, Gerald Bennett, David Giddons, Jerry Crouch, Ernest Gallatin, Edwin Morin, Jerry Harris, Forrest Castleberry, Lester Neilson, Butch Meier, Tommy Binion, Leon Lanford, Mike Maloney, Bill Smith and Bill Grubbs, 1 ...V mr' The Irving High School baseball team will participate in 7-AA again this year. They finished fourth last year behind Highland Park, Garland and Grand Prairie. Several ot the games were won by one run. They will play in the district with Denton, Sherman, Denison, Grand Prairie, Arlington and Wichita Falls. Coach Gene Hodge will have tive lettermen back i from last year's squad. They are Lloyd Gwinn, Larry V , Littleiohn, Dennis Smith, Ronnie Eubanks and Ed lx Morin. Gwinn and Littleiohn were all-district. Q W 5 V, ,f,,-, 4 1 f K' -w4W4,. COACH GENE HODGE 86 V , LETTERMEN Y gi ,...Y L, 1112? C ,, ' Qi fl! fl f M L. L P5 LARRY LITTLEJOHN All-Disrricf Pitcher LLOYD GWINN All-District Fielder L g L fl! pf' fm I 'KW f, Q x , f yr W . .:.g,, 0 I' ,Qi :Elms 'H , JL.. ,. .Lf 1- one f , M4142 1,..,,...., vvfL1,w4h,, A ,V f '57, ff , ,W 'Q , ' 1 .f f 6?'Wf f5'2i1, 'ffifm , , ' ,, ' , f,,,,!,, V uf- ,, 'V I ' L 'f V 'I I U. f'7 '1 YQWW' 'f , H A 1.54 Wm if m?f3'f,f:Wf, .31 ' fa fwlff, Q, A 74 gf , ,f f QA. 1 , fzjiwaiy , , ,,.-42 ,AH A ,,,,, t ' .V , fw,,v,w,,. ,,, gql LVM, 4 -,, , iff, , , ,,Vg.,':,',:Q 4 zf' ' I 1, L Fw ,f ,f ' , .,f'Qi'f ,gi I, Z V V ,Y it-ffl M Wgu i43:p,fW4: I riff ff way , . 7 2 M ' ff? W2 C V 7721 '-f' ' ' ffg,47f,b, J, 4, f aff fr 4? f, . I ,V - A, 9 Q bf ' W Q M, X f 2 .MM , . f ,V 1 gl iq , 3' 'GMT' w - if V jf, ffwm,' X , -,qwaff wfj' ff L L f ' Ar I, 1-t ai img -, 4 0 2 gf, fam, DENNIS SMITH wh, i ,,., , -WJ? ' 5 .',' 'dm am' , A . , , ,V ,V I 'f.f if' 4, I L Q51 - , ffm,-, , 40' A A' ' I, r,-if ff -Q1 . 1 2 f f fx ' . rv Vw 4 M' , ' 5 - , L My , av f I 'F A . 'W RONNIE EUBANKS 87 w I 1- 1 KAREN SPEAKEZ IRVING SCHCCL BOARD I l a i A i ,Wim My Members of the Irving Independent School Board tor this year are shown,in the above picture going over the plans for the new addition for the high school. From left to right are: James Young, Secretaryg Dan Cahill. Vice President, Charles Stearns, Dr. Alan Withee, Presidentg Ed Hodges, Jack Williams, R. C. Reese, and Superintendent W. T. Hanes. 90 Henson IRVING PUBLIC SCHOOLS VV. T, HANES. SUPEFUNTENDENT f IRVING, TEXAS OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT To THE STUDENT BODY OF IRVING HIGH SCHOOL: May I express my gratitude and appreciation for the wonderful manner in which each of you have accepted your responsibilities this year as school citizens of Irving High School. You are now enjoying the benefits of a free public school. As you continue your public school career I trust that you will realize that with every oppor- tunity there is a corresponding responsibility. Only in America will you find the freedom and opportunity that you are now enjoying. This freedom and oppor- tunity was not given to us - it was bought and paid for by the sacrifices of those who have gone before US. You only pass through public school once. Mistakes of yesterday are gone forever. Opportunities of tomorrow have not arrivedg therefore, live each day to the fullest. My heartiest best wishes are with you always. Sincerely yours, LMZ7 W. T, Hanes, Superintendent Irving Public Schools WTH:j E W. P, HARLAN P 5 H S IRVING PUBLIC SCHOOLS W. T. HANES. SUPERINTENDENT 1' IRVING, TEXAS TO TH STUDENT BODY OF IRVING HIGH SCHOOL: In just a few years from now boys and girls of the Irving High School will have reached, or very closely approached, a life's goal. In your effort to attain this goal there are at least three simple nmnstsn underlying success in any worthwhile endeavor. One must have a clear vision of what one wishes to accomplish in life. To be successful one must believe the potential of success is a part of their makeup. The earlier in life one starts preparing for a worth- while goal the more likely they are to successfully attain it. Best wishes to each of you. Sincerely, Q , L'L4,xf1LLd,L ,X??2.L6L4 1 L W.Price Harlan, Principal Irving Senior High School WPH:mt Q. CEDRIC BETTIS, B.S. Coach, History E. S. BOLTON, M.A. Civics, History l, fm va J f .iv I 1 J, Li , Mf Ef0f DOROTHY BREWTON, M.A. English LUCILLE CASEY B.A. English 5, .Fi , Af ik X I i Karin, i X 1' I i i DEAN CLARK, B.M. Ed. Chorus NITA CLARK, M. Ed. A Counselor I 5 , C. R. CLODFELTER M.S., Mech, Drawing DENNY CRALLE, B.S. Journalism OPAL DUNCAN, B.S. English , 1' I A Veg .. f I I 7 xi MARVIN ELLIS, B.A. Phoiography NATALIE FAITH, B.S. X Home-making ,,,. , , .. f 7? I I , ,. ,, 4, f. 2 ff ' f ff M M V . M- . fyf ' , , I 'I ,MI ,Elie Z7 . ff I - if . ,Myfx I ,,.. CLARENCE FOUNTAIN, M.A. Distributive Education W. A. GILMORE, B.A. History, Study Hall . M , 1 'I Vice PrincipaI XP RUTH GWINN Secretary ' ? A I f , I -1,, in ,,,, , in , 5 hw I, , MS. ' .JIEIHARLES GRAHAM, M. Ed. JANE HAYWOOD B.A. English GLADYS HERRIN M.A. BioIogy VAN HERRIN B.S. Biology RAY HINES, M.A. English M. E. HODGE, M.S. Coach, Math 5.?,Filil! 4?-41 if Y -ffm- f-- Wu- Ji, f Y , TGMMYE HODGKISS, B.A. Spanish KARL HUDGINS, B.M. Band ...1,, ,. -M ,,.,. . ,,., ., nl Y A , '4,,,,4u:LL--1' jf I: F f 1 M '4-. 3, 397 ' , l ff PEGGY HUGHES, Bs. Physical EducaTioh Coach, Hisiory f ,wma 1,- ,. '- fff. . fg' 4- . c,ii s.f new .fi J i AN LANE B.S. Typing C. LEMBERG M. Ed. History W. LITTLE IVl.S. English EDNA MCKEOVVN, NLS. Homemaking DORIS MONROE, BS. Math f :--s-f- A ff as wx . I LOUIS NANCE, L.L.B. Diversified Occupation It , 534. DONALD ORR, B.S. Head Coach Math TIGERS I K , I 'I JOHN A. RUCKER, M.S. Registrar JOSEPHINE SAMUEL, B.A. Chemistry, Physics BILL SHIPMAN B.A4 Health Latin .ggi M.S. Math CHITA SMOOT, M.A. EASTER STOKES BETTY STRICKLAND, B.S. Driver's Education MYRA SUTTON, B.B.A. Typing MILDRED THOMERSON Secretary HOMER TOMPKINS, B.S. Basketball ,f CLAIRE TURNER, M. Ed. Librarian GERALD WICKMAN, M. Ed Physical Education TOMMIE WILLIAMS, M. Ed Arts and Crafts FRANK WILSON, M. Ed. Math C L A S S E S l.... 'H-3...-f nun sean?- -. lt a ,J V., ,f,,,-W Ly: Lf!-' SENICRS 'SY . .Z lgwtlf Rfb' t ltu' ' i LA Senior class officers work on some of their varied problems. They are, left to right: Carolyn Brown, Don Perkins, David Gray and Johnny Limmer. June Key was absent the day the picture was taken. GOOD-BYE, IRVING HIGH As Seniors . . . how do we write down what this year has been, and what it has meant? ln truth, we can't. It meant a million things, with each day a farewell to the past and a wel- come to the future. lt meant remembering the Christmas Party, the Junior-Senior prom, Senior week, and having the President of the Student Council as a member of our class. lt meant re- membering fire drills, and queuing up in line in the cafeteria every day for lunch, and the sticky sweaty smell among the lockers in the gym. IOO Being a Senior was like having one foot in the past and the other in the future, for every course was taken with the thought in mind of what we'd be when we got out in the world. We heard speakers from twenty professions describe what it was like to be an engineer, a beautician, a pilot, a writer and to be in other positions. We were constantly talking of what college we'd attend, and what the entrance requirements were. Half here-half there, that's the way it was. And every minute of it-wonderful. . , , We fr' W -vvv f fy lf-. - , ff f X if X ,ff ,,f,, f4,,,5, v,1,,,4., 1, N u., JV ff. ty' 1113? , f X Y3iff3J'f lff5,fQ' ' 9 'nf' ?7.Q?Tf' 35154109 ALLEN, DON ALLEN, JANE ALLEN, ROY f' '52 Mains' 2 Nagy, 1 ANDERSON, JILL ARMSTRONG, ALAN AITERBERRY, GEORGE W!!! , ' V 1' dmv! 1 f 'V ' . W1 1 7 ATWOOD, LINDA BASI-IAM, WENDELL BEARD, LOUIS Mm-I V ,,,. Q 'Q 2 , , 7 V I Vv,. , I, , ,.. f , ,,-. .,.-.,., , ,, , Iiif IE A ,:f1:4,,w My ,mffgma ,' .4 m,,-IZ. 1, 41' ,fr ihyf 1 , ,, Q f a? , f ,V ,,'f'1M1f .2 my ', , ' VM, , ,N , , ,, H 'V I mia? ,. .f ., f P HI . HZ? BECKI-IAM, CYNTHIA BELNAP, VIRGINIA BENHAM, 'MARY IOI if s I X 5 BROWNE, VICKIE BURROWS, .IANICE CALLAN, RONNIE xx ' - . ami A .0-' - A . , v xg-5 --.... I MQ ' t , if Q X 'Y Q SNS ms x X X X i f Q si X 2 N X L X Xxx X. s kb I X A x E E E X I WW BROOKS, DON BROOKS, DOREEN BROWN, CAROLYN I fm W I G aw' in ' ff gf' ,,,, I BRAY, NANCY BRAZZELL, JOHNNIE BRESOWARE, ALLAN ,,,,,,, BIGGERS, CLIFFORD BOYD, DAVID BOYLSON, MARIE 'enmity Kwnry CASTLEBERRY, FOREST CHANEY, DORIS COLLINS, DANNY CROUCH, MELVIN DAVIS, KAREN DONAHUE, DIANE .. , S . ANN I 1 DOWLER, BARBARA EDGAR, BOBBIE EDMONDSON, BEBE 4sf ' S? II , , X , X R I ELDRIDGE, OLEADA FARINE, GLORIANNE FINLEY, ELAINE .q-AQIIY' FINNEY, GERALD FORD, PAT FRAZIER, JACKIE E v ? I B if I.. 'VX tv' HALE, DAVID HARDIN, JAMES RONALD HARPOLE, SONJA 'EMP f -153: .- X . N X 'Rf I GRAY, DAVID- GRUBBSQ WILLIAM HOWARD GWINN, LLOYD W Q, 722 ff UWC' 57 GENNINGS, ROSS GIAMPETRO, TOM GRABELL, NILA SUE rffy If ' - 1 ,.. 1 GALLA, JAMES GARNER, HELEN GATES, CAROLYN 7.4fW if ,wang wgpuv I M6041-a,g -WWW if f fi ff' , fb, I wg! I , an , ' I f' ' I I if f IDR My W' Mamas X, 1, ' 1 X --,. 3 'Q 'rf --:ig 1 A 1, Q Y l ,P lr E fm, 3 1 Q W xxxf I -4u...,,-n 'W' , ,Aid ' 39 .Q ' . Ex K' ,Q-A, W A 'KA 7' 1 , fs, ,I W , Q' is 4 J i . y W 1-99, 33 'null' HUNT, JANICE JAROSH, BIRL JERNIGAN, ANN v wi, HERRNGTON, RUBY 5 E' H1cKs,RoYcE HODGE, ANN HOIPKEMIER, SUE HUNNICUTT, FRED MA' fx ..,..,, 'Y EVM 'ww I O6 X HILPIRT, HANNA KAY , ,Li . J ,W w. 'Q ' if '. . ,,,.44i' , , 9 ,, A A 2 NSF 'SSX ff iq 5, it if 1n .., , W 5 Xw. HARRIS, JERRY HEATHERLY, ROBERT HENDRICK, ANN TTQX '36 wav KEY, JUNE KING, VETA KITZMILLER, MARSHA Wh ff ' i 2,1- X f E -V Rf' f f I, I ja E K N Q .- X .,.- E gifs-'fgy f V ,eff f ,,,, ,E , QW M55 9+ ,, 'WQWVY KNOWLES, CARTER KNOX, NINA LANE, JERRY 4, ,V , 2 f f Q , f X y 1 ff 1 , 1 f 1 f ffl' ff Q f f 4 f f ..47, 'I iw W ,, ,-7 ,f . ,A f X , 12, , ,3 . L M .1 5 I ,.,, 4 A , 5 - v . ..,- L1 3 y 4 97 f, Q 5 Q. . 'sg:gz.:5.f5'a'gw 1 LANFORD, LINDA LANFORD, TONY LEARY, PAT A IO7 , W, , ,fy 4 7 V, fa of Y 0 I , K .. qv , ,f f 1: 4 I MEDINA, MARY MITCHELL, LEWIS LIMMER, JOHNNY in.. Ft' , 4691 MARTIN, LOWELL MAXWELL, JAMES MEADOWS, .IANICE ,153 LOVELACE, LAMAR MANN, BILL MANNING, BILL LITTLE, LAVONNE LITTLEJOHN, LARRY LIVENSTON, KENNETH emma. W, 3 MI, .. ,... 6 6 5 3:13, A QM 'rw ff, Kgs-mx r 'f , Z NUNN, LYNDA PARKER, MARY PERDUE, DORLES MCMULLIN, NADA MONEY, LANNY NEECE, ARTHUR MQCUAN, DARLEEN MCKENZIE, DON MCLEORY, JIMMY , A E ,RRA RARR 2 l 4 . ' ,, f f Z? 2, r My 9 , ,I Z I W 195: jf Z4 f ef? , , 1-1, 1--, , 4 Q f , 6 mf I ff, W I my! ' , 7 f f 2 , I MORGAN, WAYNE MARIN, EDWIN MCCOY, JERRY 'Wan-'X ':: '-' I' Q 'MD Id' ws... 1-:sea-gb , v,,,,, RODDY, DOLORES RODDY, RAY ROOF, .IANICE IIO -A A FIU , I ' Q 'K . ,7 X A ' RILEY, JUDY ANN ROBNETT, BETTY ROBNETT, LOUISE PERKINS, DON PERRY, PAT POWERS, MARY LOU PRIVITT, BYRON RAMSEY, PAT RATCLIFF, DAVID lib' 5.2.7 ROPER, JOHNNY ROPER, MARY RUSHING. WANDA jhllf' fi f W RYDER, DIAL RYDER, FERN SAYLOR, PAUL ff ' , HU: ' ,f 'I' , ,,, ,. , , 0 ff . I Y ' X41 3, - ff ,, f X y l f f ' i X f I , , , ,I . I I 3 f SCHNEE, DICKIE SCI-IUTZA, BETTY SHEILDS, J. vv. 7.1, ,W Y.YY ,,,Y f Y H ,,,. , , ..,.,.. QU, , SIMS, VIRGINIA SITTON, MARTHA SKINNER, SHELBY SMITH, BILLY SMITH, JOYCE SMITH, WALTER , fi I .Q f I V -w 15,4 179 2'4- V Z , 1, ,, ff' f Aff? W f 4 ' A Q I W3 , Y , ,X , 'fav' 'lu-...EL W, TNQ'-' SNYDER, LEROY STANLEY, ANNETTE STEPHENS, BOBBY LEE in -mf ' 1 .,,, 7 - 1.-I , , My V Q4 ' 0 . ff . if I ,.v.v:1V , wmv, f M-n.,u STOCKTON, LEE TAYLOR, SHIRLEY THOMAS, DEANNA THOMPSON, VIVIAN THOMPSON, DOUG THOMPSON, ELLA WALTERS, BILLY WATSON, JO ANN WELBURN, DELORES WU V 1 1 M . if Lf WZ Sur f, MV ,W .L U9 WALKER, NANCY WALKER, THOMAS WALLAR, JAMES VERVER, DANNY VOIRIN, KENNETH WADE, WAYNE ,, A gf, f f 215: X ' 'L 'f A , ,,,, .f , 2 A TOOMBS, RENITA TURNER, CHARLES VANDERVER, MICHEAL , ,Z , 35m 'apr 8' ., 0 if I ,f f .--' , - A Wausau YARBROUGH, DOYLE YELLOT, CAROL ZINN, THOMAS II4 WIGGINS, ANDREA WILKINSON, JOHN WOLFE, HOLLIS WRIGHT, PEGGY PhoTos NOT Available: Biusrad, Juanita Bosler, Larry King, Fred 'HP uf., WHATLEY, SHIRLEY '-'R f WHISNANT, MARTHA WHITE, LOU 1 x ' Spf TNT'-'V' iv A 7 2,1 , 4um,,,,q,, ,m X L, -fi 5 X f ,f 1 X I ,riirri I SENIOR ACTION SHOTS Senior Don Perkins pushed the basketball through the nets for two free throws in the Grand Prairie game. It was one of those nights that the fans found standing room only. Irving lost the game by four points, after leading most of the way. 'if Principal W. Price Harlan accepts the trophy for the school for the faculty-varsity basketball Qime. in , M eff, Four seniors dance at the Christmas Party. Only Tony Langford can be distinguished among these seniors. . , c. . . vvvwywvgg yvv,Qyvv,,,vv1 Qf'49'4'm?9, ' 'lQg?ZQ mT943 WhJT 4 if fa, During a football game, the concession stand workers take a breather. They are, left to right: Marilyn Caldwell, Sue Hoipkemeier, Marilyn Mahan, Diane Dabbs, Ruth Burch, Jill Anderson, Andrea Wiggins, Hanna Hilpert, Dorles Perdue, Janice Roof and Janice Hunt. Il5 :Q , ff - :fi,5g:f-' 1 5,5 gif 4 092: G .W , AXA? f Q f M41i'v.f -4 , -' r' 649 4. 5 - 5 'Z r Ni? .sg if .9 we 2 Q E s Y 5,6 Q Wa N Q3 gg s l X ir Y sf , I ,: - , -fiiiffkis. :. 1. ' ke f:2,?s:5,!tR-2:-'iv' we . s : c M X K tx av- . 4 -A .x x , X e s . we f , ...gg M , T Q. 1. W-ka . xy , s uv. 1 4 f ff M' I 2 ef, 4 1 7 I .JL 41- 'kv stssifi i -531.69 i JUNIORS GOOD LUCK QQ Y: Officers of the Junior Class make an announcement over the loud-speaker system concerning some of their plans. They are, left to right: Sandra Burgess, Norman Reedus, Pat Hill, Bruce Usrey and Linda Adkins. PLANS FOR THE JUNIOR CLASS The year of '56-'57 was crowded with events of lasting importance for the Juniors of lrving High School. The events themselves will, prob- ably, pass into the limbo of forgotten things, but, the spirit of cooperation and achievement has been significant and influential. One of the first steps in this successful year was the election of outstanding leaders as class officers. With their guidance, the class made plans for the participation in all worthwhile ac- tivities for the entire year. Members of the Junior class were represented in all the fields of sports, as cheerleaders, on the student council and in the various school clubs. These clubs helped with civic drives for worthwhile causes. llb Climax of the year was the traditional Junior- Senior Banquet. It has long been the custom for the iuniors to finance and plan this annual spring affair. As early as last fall, they started the fi- nancial ball rolling, with the sales of fight rib- bons. Au Valentine dance and two assemblies gained momentum land money? for the big oc- casion. Make way, seniors-we are preparing to don your caps of glory! 'T f 7f'V7l' 4'fi455'JiZ7077ffW '22 f ,' fflyqffwyffzff.cfi,'.25'4f7fYfW7Z5l ini , f fffwfzuz, 1-,ffwf-f M s V .. -, ,. .. . . fwwff ff ffffwb, -f ,..ff,ff,f mf cf., f ff lfyffcfmvtf.-if pw fw 7 ,naw n rf! Vi. -'y',1ff11f fl' j f , -- 4 f : f 2 A . ,f,, t f. ,M , , I . 4 , .K , , ,, ,, .,,,, M WMA, .. .V .-w....,z . D! 'l f ff 'f'fX,-Lvf? 4'.' f. ,r ' 3 X' .ff f'Z ' '3' ' 'sf .iff T. 'B - fi 1. 'F ' - 52:5-?L3:f34EFY15l5'E i. 'V 3. as 1 --7 ...Q - . ss.::.::s:.5f5y.-:f-.g-,jr - Z - Adams, Jim Adamson, James Adkins, Linda Allen, Ray Allred, Ronney ' Anderson, Gene Anderson, Linda 4 L' . , .qv i 4-rf , , ,QQ ff 'fx Applewhite, Jamae Armstrong, Jane Arney, Johnny I I i WSW' 1 f . ,ve , V ,, yy, , ,QM f 7 f 1 f. 1' ',,,4' 4 Wil , f 1 WW fx M ,M Q 2 ,, , Q M J A A I , ,,f N ,Ak W' gg- --Q 4 ,ff 4 , , 3, www , , V f A ' 214 f V EQ' WC , X ' ll ff- r QW ff , ,,'. 'Ex 2 xx ,Q L 6 j , Atkinson, Robert Austin, Linda Austin, Marilyn f , g, ff? Barnett, Ronald Barrett, Pat Barton, Juanita Bates, Glenda Beam, Arthur Beckham, David Bennett, Basiel II7 -J i ' .X ' X of : ,X N N7 ' - 11 . in f 4, 'f.f1:1-1 2 'N ku? 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' N 'i ' My . . - 4 5 Sears Jim fi' , Sebasfwn, Don A if Shaferf Ann .V iff- A-1-, V V f f , , , ,L ' , . ,J S 1 X. rw f 5 ' I , if i 'Z Q ' A il: K 'gills i .' , . -' ' f 251419-4 H i 7 ,J 1 4 '- ff,.f ' ' Zfgf' ' Nigel' 1 I, ff ' '7 Wifi' QX ff ' ' l26 ,4-an az iw if on Sherrell, George Sherrell, Raymond Shofweli, Brenda Sides, Ann Simms, Krisiie Smith, Carla Smifh, Dennis Shaffner, Francis Sharp, Donna Sharp, Glen Z s af. ofa? 4, ,.. v 41 i 4245 4. ' ,4 Q f 'C':::.-.-fy, 4, P' -QW' 1 .uf ur' Smith, Janice Smith, Ronald Smith, Teresa Smith, Virginia I. ,,, , 3 V: fi, We aa- y , f rw 1 4 f, 4 141, Us rigm iv lx E. 5 'Y - -e ,AX Aff. 1 Speaker, Karen Stephenson, Mary Sutherland, Jerry W ' ' x if ra 1 f . ,W . , , , , 1' ,f V V wwf If 4, M 1 G V T, i ,,,, r l , 1 ' f Qwfm iff ,V , fem ,, ' f , - gm, 1 f . ve-A -. ,, f '1 , ' fi 1' 4 , 3 ' 'f 1 Fi! 5 , Z r ff,-' 7 A f . 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A 1 5 ,jsx A . , J w fr? ,VY .X A .M if Womack, Phillis Wray, Charles ,swf 954 ll ,1,-' , Wright, Shirley PHOTOS NOT AVAILABLE Bibbs, Gene Coe, Wayne Cunningham, Kenneth Edge, Mary Faith, Ann Horner, Judy Jackson, Mary Lou Lutrell, Robert Montgomery, Steve Myers, Selma Randle, Charles Smith, Ray Dean Standridge, Don Stevenson, Barbara Taylor, Shirley Truly, Bobby Welker, Donna Williams, Phil Ann -'-. f,,, -'rf '56 gh f I? f 9 Mfg, f aff W 4 f 4, ,ff XM 4 f 6' ff f E Z '4 Q y 5 I 7, , zZ'? '? 'W' -2 W Z 3 Vinci X V I ,,, , I , ff, ,, 2 4 , ,C J A 2 Yafbffwgh, Charles 6 Zubl, Charles X1 M, XZ f,fff?4 X C ff l!! f 'dWv,,gf' .1 'ij ,J lf fr 7 4 ' ' V, , i ' ' f 2 f .4 m, , f' f 4 H WM, . 'V , ,f X 1 I , I, f fy f f f ff 4 , A f 91 NW ,,, ,,, .. ,,.,. W , Going around the football 'field during the halftime exercises is the As in all classes, someone has to turn around and ask, what was Junior Float Two lovely Juniors, Sandra Hamilton and Myra Perry, that assignment. In this picture, Sandra Burgess and Ann Currie are ride on the float ' ' listening to Jamae Applewhite. l29 4 SCJPHCMORES ..,-emv,:a1raz2z1s9' .a Sophomore Class officers type out a report about their activities for this year. They are, left to right: Tommy Hendricks, Max Reese and Judy Walker, Absent when the picture was taken are Steve Shores and Barbara Gwinn. 'I959 AND THEN SENIORS The Sophomores started the school year with a big bang. They exhibited their wirn, vigor and school spirit early by entering the winning Homecoming Float and elected their sophomore candidate Homecoming Queen. In November they again surged to the front when they donated money, baked cookies and made candy to get money for a Neiman.-Marcus Million Dollar Tiger that was christened Big lrvi and was presented to the school at Christ- mas. Big lrvi has become an honored member of Irving High School. Still the Sophomores were not satisfied. They worked long and diligently to give an assembly program to raise money for a suitable cage for Big lrvi. Can they do more? They can. They have laid careful plans to become the most outstanding class in the history of I. H. S. When they leave the school in l959, they want to leave a tradi- tion so bright that all who follow will be honored to become a part of that tradition. ,, . f-.Jz,gwy,g V ,L A a n A sf'-if ik . , ,V ' .Z. 3, Hi ! S e E r s s Q: ,V as :,,f , .flxfb if , 4- z w 5 K 7 Xmgfiif 9' la t Q, e 5 Y if gt Z be .za -1 M, , , H X f I - A -if'f2zZ tw., - , ,L f. h 'I Q1 Qt Z ' 4 2 gf lt, Q sv' as as ,-s-X , '9' '-x. , ' ',,,,.,, pl -13' gg' 2 ,J . .l li l xlwwf 5, , x X 'l lfqllxlllf l u ,t sh e, JVL ,Z V x , ' A7 X4 7 twxl 'll wg 'N ,, ' I kv! 1, 'fi Al' ' 'L 4 LW 5 , ? 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ANDERSON, JILL GSA 2, 3, 4, B Team Basketball NHSPC Photo Award 3, FTA Convention 3, 4, FTA 3, Charter Member Beta 4, I-Teens 4, Lair Photo Editor Voice of Democracy, First 4, Quill ATTERBERRY, GEORGE B Team Basketball 2, A Team Basketball 3, 4, Team Football 2, Hunting and Fishing 2, DO 3. BASHAM, WYLIE A Team Football 2, Boys' Glee 2, Track 3, 4. BEARD, LEWIS B Football 2, A Football 4, Basketball Mgr. 2, Beta Club Vice Pres. 4. BECKHANI, CYNTHIA JANE Library Club Sec. 2, GSA 2, 3, 4, BOYD, DAVID Crossword Puzzle Club 2, HR Vice Pres. 2, 3, 4. BOYLSON, MARIE TERESE FHA 2, 3, 4, GSA 2, HR sec. 2. BRAY, NANCY FHA 2, Lair 3, 4, Choir 3, Band 2, 3, 4, Maiorette 3, 4, Head Maiorette 4, Homecoming 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Sports Ed. 3, Organ. Ed. 4. BRAZELL, JOHNNY Boys' Glee Club 2, Choir 2, HR Vice Pres. 2, Who's Who, Boys' Physical Ed. 2, DO Club Treas. 3, Lair 4, A Cap- pella Choir 4. BROOK, DOREEN Lair 2, 3, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Tiger Rag 4. .fy 'w....2.- polio shots are three husky Receiving their F. M. Gilbert. Arthur Neece and David Gray BROOKS, CARL DE Club 3, 4, DE' Vice Pres. 4. BROWN, CAROLYN A Basketball 3. 4, GSA 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, I-Teens 2, 3: 4: NHS 3, 4: FTA 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 3, Delegate State FTA Convention, Class Reporter 3, 4. CARROLL, JIM CSLIMI A Football Mgr. 2, B Football 3, Tips fo? Teens Pres. 2, FFA 2, DO Club 3, Student Council 2, Track 3, 4. CRALL, JUDY Tips for Teens 2, GSA 2, NHS 3, 4, Tiger Rag Editor 4, Quill and Scroll 4. CASTER, J. DAN Track 2, 3, 4, B Football 2, Student Council 3, Art Club Pres. 3, Cheerleader 3, 4. CHANEY, DORIS A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Thespians 2, 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, Student Director for Operetta 3, Girls' State' Representative 3, FTA 4. CONNER, JOE Operetta 2, A Cappella Choir 2, 4, NHS 3, 4, DE Club 3, Boys' State 3, Pres. A Cappella Choir 4, Vice Pres., NHS, HR Pres. COOPER, JUDITH B Basketball 2, GSA 2, 3, 4, FBLA 3, Pres, 4, Beta Club 3, Treas. 4. COOPER, MARGARET choir 2, 3, GSA 2, 3, DE 4. COVINGTON, JUDY FHA 3, 4, HR Secretary 4. CROCKETT, JIMMY Charter Member, Thespians 3. DAVIS, KAREN HR Secretary 3. DONOHUE, DIANE Dramatic Club 2, FTA 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3, State Solo 3, Girls' Trio 2, 3, 4. Football Mgr. 3, HR 4: 2, 3, HR Secretary 3, 4: 4: and Scroll 4. BH 3: FHA 2, 4, FBLA 4. Candidate 3, I-Teens Beta Club 4, Operetta 3, Band 3, 4, FTA 3, Vice Pres. 4, ..N'Nm cxx - ,walk NX X . 4 Q E 'QQ f 0,51 fx-, 'r Qi, . 1, V, 5 , Agvllzqfjvl V Q, .573 j 399 football players by Dr. Putting the finishing touches on the Senior float for the Homecoming wait for Lanny Money Parade is Renita Toombs. EQ: j 4352? l6I e I it 1 Q. -I I 4 ' ' tt t COUNTING VOTES in the Senior meeting are several of the faculty DURING ONEHOF THE MANY assembges, Tl'linTiie seE:.9 Sla PU5 members. David Gray was elected President. HOU' 5 Paper- Pal I-SHYY and J0l1 Y 0Pe C ' int! I62 EDMONSON, BEBE l Award, Library 2, Thespian Club, Sec. 3, President 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Drum Major 4, NHS 3, 4, Choir 2, 4, Varsity Revue 2, 3, 4. ELDRIDGE, OLEADA GSA 3, Library 2, FHA Reporter 2. FARINE, GLORIANNE Girls' Officiating Club 2, 3, GSA 2, 3, 4, President 4, A Basketball 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4, I-Teens 3, 4, PE Assistant 2, 3, 4. FINLEY, ELAINE GSA 2, 3, NHS 3, 4, Library Club 2, 3, 4, FHA 4, FBLA 4, Treas. 4, Lair, Editor 4, Quill and Scroll 4. FINNEY, GERALD Cheerleader 4. FORD, PATRICIA FHA 2, 3, Homemaking Club 2, FBLA 4, Glee Club 4, Library Assistant 4. FRAZIER, JAKI Beta Club 4. GARNER, HELEN Tips for Teens 2, Lair 3, Quill and Scroll 3, GSA 3, Tiger Rag 4. Q GRABEEL, NILA SUE Homemaking Club 2, FBLA 3, Secretary 4, NHS 4, VIC Club. GRAY, DAVID Key Club 3, 4, Beta Club 4, Athletic Club 4, A Foot- ball 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Class Pres. 4, HR President 3, Boys' State 3, Student Council. GWINN, LLOYD Basketball 2, 3, 4, A Team 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, Beta Club 4, Athletic Club 4, CI'1Oir 2. HARPOLE, SONJA Quill and Scroll 4, Beta Club 4, Tiger Rag 4, Business Manager 4. HARRIS, JERRY Hunting and Fishing Club 2, B Football 2, Baseball 3, 4. HEATHERLY, ROBERT B Football 3, HR Vice Pres., A Football 4. HENDRICK, ANN I GSA 2, 3, 4, B Basketball 3, 4, Beta Club 4. HICKS, ROYCE B Football 2, Hunting and Fishing 2, FFA 2, DO Club 3. HILPIRT, HANNAH KAY FHA 4, FTA 2, Beta Club 4, Tiger Rag 4, I-Teens 4. HODGE, ANN Career Club 2, FHA 3, FBLA 4, HR Treasurer 4. HUNNICUTT, FRED A Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, GSA Beau, Operetta 2, Letterman's Club 2, HR President 2, 3, Most Handsome 2, 3, 4, B Basketball 3, Boys' State 3, Student Council 2, 3, President 4, I-Teens Beau 4, Choir 2, 3. HOIPKEMEIR, SUE B Basketball 2, A Basketball 3, 4, I-Teens 2, 3, 4, FTA 2, 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4, GSA 2, 3, 4, FHA 4. HUNT, .IANICE GSA 2, 3, Current Events Club, Sec. 2, FTA 3, A Cap- pella Choir 4, Lair 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, Treas. 4, I-Teens 4, Senior Christmas Queen Candidate 4, Adv. Mgr. 3, Layout Mgr. 4. JERNIGAN, ANN Career Club 2, GSA 2, 3, Beta Club 4, FHA 3, 4, Na- tional Nurses' Club. JOHNSON, DORICE HR President 2, Student Council 2, Hunting and Fishing Club 2, DO Club 4. JOHNSON, BOB B Football 2, A Football 3, 4, Track 4, A Basket- ball 2, 3, 4, Basketball Club 2. KEY, JUNE GSA 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Thespians 2, 3, 4, FTA 2, 3 Treasurer 4, Dramatics Club 2, HR President 2, A Cap FBLA 4, Class Treasurer 3, 4, Girls' State 3, NHS 3, 4. Stbolent Council 2, 3, 4, I-Teens 2, 3, 4, President 4- 1 1 pella Choir 2, A Basketball Manager 3, 4, FHA 4, KING, VETA LOU MITCHELL, LEWIS FHA 2, 3, Vice President 3, Who's Who, Homemaking 3- rr H r, r, . HR President Bi GSA 2, 3: NHS 3' A, President 4? I- 3B4.F?tbSlIk2,b :TQ lgoodtball 3, 4, Choir 2, Key Club Teens 4, FTA 2, 4, FBLA Historian 4. ' ' ee e e ' ' ' KITZMILLER, MARSHA MONEY' LANNY - . A Football 2 3 4' Class Vice President 2- Ti s for T f T 2: F-I-A 2 I . . , . l r r r r P 552932 iegrlsi ' 3' Chou' 2' 3' 4' GIIIS TMO 4' Teens 2, A Cappella Choir 2, Lettermerfs Club 2, 3, KNOWLES, CARTER Key Club 3, 4, Track 3, 4, HR President 3, Tiger Rag 4. NLORLN, EDWIN, Class Reporter 2, HR Secretary 2, Hunting and Fishing Uub Secretary 2. Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball Club 2, Beta 4. KNOX, NINA NEECE, ARTIAIUR U . , I A Foot al 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Class Vice President 3, Career Club 2, NHS 3, 4, FBLA 3, 4, Library Assistant Class Favorite 3, HR Vice President 3, Key Club 3, Beta 3, 4, FHA 3. Club 4 LANFORD, LINDA GAIL NUNN, LYNDA GSA 2' 31 Teenage Club Qf FHA ef HR 5eC'e'a'Y 4' GSA 2, 3, FTA 2, 3, Social Graces Club 2, Lair 4. LANFORD, TONY PARKER, MARY B Football 2, 3: FFA A2, 3, 4: Hunting and Fishing FTA 2, 3, Dramatics Club 2, Choir 2, Girls' Quartet 2, Club 2, Rodeo Club 3, Tiger Rag 4, Quill and Scroll 4. HR Parliamentarian 2, GSA 2, 3, NHS 3, 4, I-Teens 4, FNA President 4, DE 4, Thespians 3, 4. I-EARY' PAT PERDUE DORLES Social Graces Club 2, Drama Club Secretary 3, HR Presi- ' LITTLE, LA VONNE Homemaking Club 2, GSA 2, 3, FTA 3, Lair 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, I-Teens 4, FNA Secretary 4, Candidate for Christmas Queen 4, Candidate for Valen- tine Queen 4, Lair Copy Ed 4. dent 3, Lair 4, Tiger Rag 4, FTA 4, Quill and Scroll. VIC 4, NHS 4, Fire Prevention Poster Winner 3, 4. PERKINS, DON LITTLEJOHN' LARRY B Basketball 2, A Basketball 3, 4, Who's Who 2, Baseball 2, 3, 4, All-District 3, Baseball Club 2, 3, HR l Award 2, Class Secretary 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Beta President 3, Vice President 3, Athletic Club 4. 4, Honor Guard 3. LIMMER, JOHNNY PERRY, PAT Class President 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3, A Cappella Spanish Club 25 NHS 31 4i GSA 3? FBLA 31 Pfesldefll 4i Choir 2, Cheerleader 3, 4, Class Vice President 4, Honor FHA 4- G cl 3, HR P . 4. ual res POWERS, MARY LOU MANNINGI BILL GSA 2, 3, 4, FBLA 4, FHA 2, 4, Library Club Treas. 2. Baseball Club -2, Baseball 2, 4, Thespians 3, 4, HR Vice RAMSEY, PAT President 3, Lair 4. A Girls' Otficiating Club 2, 3, GSA 2, 3, 4, B Basketball MCCUANI Captain 2, A Basketball 3, 4, I-Teens 2, 3, 4, PE As- sistant 2, 3, 4, Most Athletic 4. Future Nurses' Club 4, FBLA Secretary 4, Tiger Rag 4. RILEY, JUDY NICMUU-IN, NADA Class Favorite 2, Cheerleader 3, 4, Miss Flame Finalist GSA 2, 3, DE Club 4, 2, 4, Track Sweetheart 3, Tips for Teens 2, GSA 2, 3, 4, I-Teens 3, 4, Tigers Rag 4, HR Sec. 3, Christmas Queen Candidate 4, Football Sweetheart 4. ,lf I 1.7, I Ll fl! '61, .f M .1 ,, Waiting for newspaper. f ,, , df. 4,4 the game to start, the 'Football players read the Mexia During The halftime Ce 9m0 'Y of I'I0'TI9C0mlf 9 Week, Principal Wr Bob Johnson and Johnny Roper look over shoulders to see. PYICE' Harlan PVQSSVITS -IUVI'-3' KEY with an award for The I-Teen H057- I63 ..., ei' -- ef,Q,.1:,:'. .- - JOHNNY LIMMER AND J. W. SHIELDS look at a ride during the State PEGGIE WRIGHT AND MRS. JOSEPHINE SAMUELS work chemistry Ff-lf MU5'CaI Day- problems before school. ' NJ? 9 W ,gi 12' 'T ga 3 N- QYH : l N fix .XLX A . a Tall T 'wif wk aa L ROPER, JOHNNY TURNER, CHARLES Basketball 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Tiger Rag 4. B Football, A Football 4: B BBSIQSTIDGII 27 A ROOF, JANICE Basketball 3, 4, Baseball Club 2, Beta Club President 4. Band 2, 3, Flag Gual.. 3, Miss Flame Finalist 3, 4, Cur- WADE' WAYNE rent Events Club 2, Varsity Revue 3, I-Teens 3, 4, Christ- Fixrlt-Club 2, Lair 4, Quill and Scroll 4. mas Queen 4, Candidate for Valentine Queen 4: Lair 4. WALKER, NANCY RUSHING' WANDA Dramatics Club 2, Operetta 2, A Cappella Choir 2, 4, FBLA 3, 4, Explorer's Club 4. Thespians 2, 4. RYDER, DIAL WALKER, THOMAS B Football 2, A Football 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Choir Hunting and Fishing Club 2, DO 3, 4. 2, 3, 4. WALTER, BILLY SCHUTZA, BETTY ANN A Football 2, B, 4, A Baalaallaall 2, 3, 4, Baseball GSA 4, FHA 4, FBLA 4. 2, Track 3, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Class Parliamentarian 4, Key Club 3, 4. Career Club 2, GSA 2, 3, 4, B Basketball 3, A WATSON, JOANN SIMMS, VIRGINIA Basketball 4, FBLA 4. ' FTA 2, Social Graces 2, I-Teens 2, 3, 4, GSA 2, HR Vice Pres. 2, DE 3. SKINNER, SHELBY sludam Council 2, 3, 4, saafalary 3, 4, FTA 2, 3, FHA VVIGGIN5, ANDREA 4: GSA 2, 3, 4, I-Teens 2, 3, I-all' 2, 3: TIPS TOT' Teens Arts and Crafts Club 2, I-Teens 4. 2, HR Secretary 3, Who's Who, Publication 2, Beta 4. WILKINSON, JOHN 5MITI'If BTI-L Band 2, B, FTA 2, 3, 4, Mr. FTA 4, Varsity Revue 2, 3, Lettermen's Club 2, Football 2, 3, 4, FFA 2, 3, President Thespians 3, 4. 3, Key Club 3, 4. WHATLEY, SHIRLEY C SMITH' JOYCE FHA 2, 4, FBLA 4, Glee Club 4, Homemaking Club 2. Choir 4. WHISENANT, ANN STEPHENS' BOBBY GSA 2, 3, 4, B Basketball Captain 3, A Basketball TFBCIC 2, 3: KEY 3, 4- 4, FBLA 4, NHS 4. THOMPSON, CECILLE YARBROUGH, DOYLE DEAN B Basketball 2, A Basketball 3, 4, FBLA 4, GSA DQ Club 4, 2, 3, 4. YELLOTT, CAROL ANN TI-IONIPSEJN' DQLAG I H Lair 2, Tips for Teens 2, HR Parliamentarian 2, GSA 2, HUVTTIUQ and FISIWINQ 2: ' B Football 2- Quill and Scroll 2, 3, 4, HR Secretary 3, FTA 3, President 4: NHS 3, 4: Secretary 4, Thespians 3, Secretary 4, FHA THOMPSON: EI-I-A 3, 4, FBLA 4, Miss Future Business Executive 4, Betty ' HR President 2, Tips for Teens 2, GSA 2, 3, 4, Student CYOCIKBF Future Homemaker Award 4, I-Teen 4. y Council 2, HR Secretary 3, 4, I-Teens 3, 4, Historian 4. TOOMBS, RENITA Student Council 3, 4, I-Teens 2, 3, 4, Reporter 4, FTA 2, FHA 4, CTass Favorite 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, Christmas Queen Candidate 4. I64 STUDENT INDEX Adams, James Ernie QJim1 117 Adamson, James Kay 117 Adamson, Myron Ellis 131 Adkins, Linda 7, 9, 42, 54, 55, 57, 116, Allen, Allen, Den es, eo, ae, 101 Jane 56, eo, 101 Allen, Ray 117 Allen, Roy 86, 101 Alexander, Clyde Donald 131 Alley, Betty Jean 131 Alley, Loretta 131 Allred, Linda Kay 56, 131 Allred, Ronney 117 Clark, Anderson, Albert Lynn 131 Anderson, Gene 117 Anderson, Jill 20, 22, 48, 49, 51, 52, 54, 61, 62, 101, 115 Anderson Linda 13, 117 Anderson Anderson Peggy Ruth 131 Rita 56, 131 Andrew, Margaret 15, 30, 39, 54, 56, 61, 131 Applewhite, Jamae 8, 17, 34, 46, 54, 59, 61, 117, 129 Armstrong, Alan 101 Conner, Joe 34, 43, 103 Brown, Coward, Leona lrene 56, 61, 132 Armstrong, James Douglas 131 Armstrong, Jane 56, 62, 117 Arney, Johnny 117 Ashby, Ruth Earline 131 Atkinson, Robert 59, 117 Ator, Evanell 56, 131 Atteberry, George 55, 76, 78, 101 Atwood, Lula 43, 101 Atwood, Pat 131 Austin, iris Lavene 61, 131 Austin, Linda 13, 117 Austin, Marilyn 117 Avery, Betty 56, 131 Baker, Ann 131 Barnes, Barbara 56, 131 Barnett, Ronald 117 Barrett, Pat 117 Barton, Juanita 56, 117 Basham, Wendell 101 Bates, Glenda Sue 14, 56, 62, 117 Bates, Peggy Jo 61, 131 Baxley, Harold 131 Bayless, Gary 74, 131 Beam, Arthur 64, 117 Beard, Lewis 62, 68, 70, 101 Beckham, Cynthia 56, 60, 101 Beckham, William David 117 Biugstad, Juanita 108 Black, Charlene 118 Black, Kenneth 118 Blackstone, James 118 Blair, Jimmy Dale 74, 131 Blankinship, Eddie David 131 Bosco, Franklin 131 Bosler, Larry 108 Boulton, Andrea 131 Boulware, Linda 54, 56, 61, 131 Bowden, Charlotte 61, 118 Bowden, Joy 118 Boyd, David 102 Boyd, Jerry Don 131 Boylson, Marie 56, 102 Boylson, Peter Anthony 118 Braddy, Terry 80, 131 Bradley, Allen 62, 118 Braudrick, John Marvin 132 Bray, Nancy 17, 18, 21, 45, 48, 59, 102 Brazell, Johnny 102, 147 Bresowar, Allan 64, 102 Brook, Doreen 50, 51, 52, 102 Brooks, Don 102 Broussard, Roy 132 4 9, 52, 54, Castleberry, Forrest 15, 86, 103 Cates, Jack 68, 119 Cave, James Clyde 119 Chambers, Norma 119 Chaney, Doris 11, 22, 39, 43, 47, 51, 59, 103 Cheek, Rebecca 46, 58, 119 Chism, Linda Joyce 15, 51, 132 Chriss, Chriss, Barbara Aline 132 Johnitta 132 Christiansen, Priscilla Bess 56, 132 Christie, Vic Reid 132 Christy, Frances 51, 60, 62, 119 Cissna, Charlotte Emma 132 Clark, Don 57, 132 Clark, Joe 39, 84, 119 Nolan 74, 80, 132 QQEJS1, Brown, 102 Brown, Carolyn 34, 43, 54, 61, 81, 82, 101, Margaret 56, 132 Brown, Raylene 56, 132 Brown, Ronald Edwin 132 Brown, Steve 132 Wanda Annette 15, 51, 56, 61, 132 Belkap, Jerry Boyd 131 Belknap, Virginia 20, 39, 64, 1C1 Bell, Donald Eugene 131 Bell, Kelly Jo 131 Benham, Mary 56, 101 Bennett' Basil 68' H7 Carlin, Raymond 68, 80, 132 Bennett, Gerald Otis 86, 131 Benson, Billy 8, 63, 68, 70, 76, 78 Berendzen, Kay 43, 51, 60, 118 Bickley, Ronald Buford 131 Bietendorf, lvy Alice 131 Biggers, Clifford 64, 102 Biggs, David Marshall 131 Binion, Tommy Evan 86, 131 1 X Browne, Eddy 118 Browne, Vickie 102 Brumley, Floyd Jerome 132 Bryan, Carol 14, 51, 56, 61, 132 Buchanan, Cynthia 51, 56, 60, 62, 118 Buckner, Robert Olen, Jr. 132 Burch, Joann 43, 51, 118 Burch, Ruth Marie 115, 132 Burg, Lee 132 Burgess, Peggy Jean 56, 118 Burgess, Sandra 35, 42, 54, 116, 118, 129 Burks, Joyce Dale 118 Burton, Jimmy 11, 51,118 Burrows, Janice 43, 56, 102 Butler, Lynn Ellen 43, 51, 118 Byrd, Linda Sue 132 Byrom, Wayne Douglas 118 Caldwell, Thomas Franklin 132 Caldwell, Marilyn 14, 15, 57, 115, 118 Callan, Edith Ann 53, 60, 118 Callan, Edith Ann 53, 60, 118 Callan, Ronnie 64, 102 Campbell, Donna Jean 15, 56, 61, 132 Clark, Shelia Dyanna 132 Judy Carole 61,132 , '- Cockrell, Bobby Joe 132 Cockrell, Sandra Sue 53, 61, 132 Cole, Mainelle 53, 132 Collins, Danny 103 Collins, Nan Sharon 56, 132 Comp, John Jefferson 11, 132 Connor, Barbara 119 Cook, Darrell Dean 80, 132 Cooper, Jerry 119 Cooper, Judy 62, 103 Cooper, Margaret 103 Coplen, Lois 16, 119 Covington, Judy 56, 103 Cowan, Adrienne 119 Cowart, Richard 15, 133 Cox, Aubrey Noel 133 Crall, Judy 19, 39, 43, 50, 52, 103 Crecelius, Philip Ray 62, 74, 119 Crenshaw, Jeanne 113 Crockett, Jimmy 58, 62, 103 Crouch, Gary 68, 71, 119, 129 Crouch, Jerry 86 Crouch, Melvin 104 Crow, Judy Anne 15, 18, 51, 58, 133, 141 Crowell, Phyllis Jean 23, 56, 133 Cunningham, George Edward 133 Currie, Ann 16, 43, 51, 54, 81, 82, 119 Curry, Tommy Lou 39, 43, 56, 119 Dabbs, Dianne 15, 56, 57, 115, 119 Davidson, Barbara Lois 43, 119 Davis, Foy Nikki 84, 133 Davis, Joan 56, 119 Davis, Karen 104 Davis, Leon 80, 84, 170 Davis, Robert 120 Davis, Ruby Kay 133 Carlyle, Buck 132 Carroll, Jim 103 Carroll, Mary Edith 132 Peggy 43, 58, 119 Carson, Carter, Richard 103 Cason, Janice 119 Caster, Benny Joe 12 Caster, J. Dan 8,12,17, 36, 46,103 Day, David Ronald 133 Deaton, Janice Ruth 20, 133 Dillon, Bob 21, 43, 44, 48, 49, 52, 120 Dillon, Nancy Franklin 56, 133 Donahue, Diane 47, 51, 104 Dowell, Martha Sharon 133 Dossett, Judith Ann 133 Doster, Ramona Jane 56, 133 Dowler, Barbara 64, 104 I65 .....,. . Joyce, Dennis Lloyd 135 Draper, Joyce Sue 133 Driver, Patsy 120 Dunham, Johnnie 86, 120 Dunlop, Sylvia 51, 120 Durden, Philip Michael lMike1 133 Durham, Elizabeth Lynne 133 Edgar, Bobbie 104 Edmondson, Bebe 11, 38, 43, 45, 58, 104 Eldridge, Oleada 50, 56, 104 Ellis, Richard 62, 120 Epperson, Margaret 120 Erickson, Bill 120 Erwin, Robert Lee 133 Etchieson, Wanda Joyce 51, 133 Eubank, Ronnie 33, 63, 84, 86, 87, 120 Eubanks, Walter Lee, Jr. 84, 120 Evans, James 120 Evans, Jerry 133 Fagg, Judy Lee 54, 61, 133 Farine, Glorianne 48, 54, 61, 81, 82, 104 Farrar, Thomas 86, 120 Farmer, Mary Alice 133 Faulkner, llah Fay 133 Feath, Ann 60 Feldpausch, Loy Sandra 12, 133 Feldpausch, Gary 120 Ferguson, Ann 51, 62, 120 Ferguson, Bill Jerry 133 Finley, Elaine 2, 21, 43, 48, 49, 56, 60, 104 Finney, Gerald 8, 36, 46, 50, 104 Fitch, Norma Jran 56, 61, 133 Fletcher, James Bryson 133 Ford, Linda 43, 51, 60, 120 Ford, Pat 60, 104 Forrest, Terry 44, 46, 47, 51, 58, 62, 120 Franklin, Wilma Lee 53, 56, 133 Frazier, Jackie 62, 104 Frey, Jeanette 43, 120 Galla, James 13, 105 Gallatin, Ernest 86, 133 Gallini, Dickie 133 Gammon, Alton 120 Garner, Helen 21, 22, 50, 105 Gardner, Jack 120 Garrard, Jean 61, 133 Garretson, Doris Ann 56, 133 Gates, Carolyn 105 Gates, Vivian Marie 133 Gault, Frances 64, 121 Gennings, Ross 105 Giampetro, Tom 105 Giddens, David Vrain 133 Gideon, Carol 64, 121 Giesler, Charlotte 61, 81, 121 Giles, Joe Don 133 Gill, Tommy Wayne 133 Glover, John Raymond 134 Glover, Patricia Eloise 80, 134 Goldwire, Henry Crawford lHal1 39, 134 Goldwire, Ronald Glenn 80, 121 Gomez, Olivia 56, 121 Goodwin, Harleen Joy 134 Goodman, James 121 Gordon, Linda Faye 56, 134 Gorrell, Beverly 121 Grabeel, Nila Sue 43, 60, 105 Graham, Bob 121 Graham, Bobby Mack 51, 134 6Graham, Janet Gay 56, 134 Grandey, Brenda Joyce 54, 55, 56, 134 Gray, Bobby Ray 134 Gray, David 7, 22, 24, 32, 42, 62, 63, 69, 70, 84, 100, 105 Green, Imogene 134 Greene, Leroy Wayne 134 Gregory, Jane lMartha1 51, 61, 134 Greer, Patricia Sue 56, 134 Griffin, Patsy Darline 134 Griffis, Spike 43, 121 Groves, Jimmy 121 Grubbs, Bill 86, 105 Gwinn, Barbara 42, 51, 56, 61, 134 Gwinn, Lloyd 38, 62, 76, 77, 86, 87, .105 Gwinn, Marilyn 54, 56, 61, 134 Gunn, Floyd 134 Guynn, Andrew Thomas 51, 134 Hale, David 105 Hall, llene 121 Hall, Sharon Anita 134 Huckaby, Jimmy 122 l-lunnicutt, Fred 9, 24, 31, 42, 55, 62, 63, 68 76, 84, 106 Hunt, Betty Jean 61, 135 Hunt, Janice 13, 22, 43, 48, 49, 52, 54, 106, 115, 145 Hunt, Nettie Carole 135 Hutchins, Henrietta Diana 16, 122 Hutchisson, Harriette Elizabeth 15, 35, 54, 56 59 Issac, Sue 122 Isbell, Freda 14, 45, 122 lvey, Charlsey 122, 161 Jackson, Mary Lou 43 Jamerson, Jackie Jo 61, 135 James, Donnie David 135 Jared, Janet Kaye 53, 61, 135 Jarosh, Birl 64, 106 Jenkins, Luther Lawrence 135 Jenkins, Parkland D. 135 Hambrick, Burrell 12, 74 Hambrick, Johnnie Melvin 134 Hamilton, Sandra 15, 16, 32, 51, 54, 62, 121, 129 Hanna, Myrna Jane 14, 15, 53, 57, 61, 134 Hardin, Jerry 60, 62, 121 Hardin, Ronald 62, 105 Hardin William Russell 39, 43, 121 Harp-ole, Donna Dolores 56, 134 Harpole, Sonia 50, 52, 105 Harrington, Billy 121 Harrington, Sam Houston, Jr. 134 Harris, Jerry 86, 106 Harris, Peggy Arlene 134 Harrison, Edward 134 Hatfield, lda Lee 134 Harvey, Leonard 121, 152 Hawks, Colleen 60, 64, 121 Heatherly, Robert 68, 71, 106 Heitman, Tom Wesley 134 Helms, Dora Elizabeth 134 Helton, Allen lFloyd1 74, 134 Hendrick, Ann 61, 62, 106 Hendricks, Tommy 35, 42, 68, 69, 80, 130, 134 Henry, Peggy Jean 37, 54, 121 Herrin, Donald Eugene 121 Herrington, Edith 61, 134 Herrington, Ruby 106 Herriott, Billy 134 Hicks, Royce 106 Hightower, Floyd Lee 62, 122 Hill, Jerry Wayne 134 Hill, Patricia Ann 43, 54, 55, 116, 122 Hill, Robert Clyde 74, 75, 122 Hill, Tommy Lincoln 78, 134 Hilpirt, Hannah 19, 50, 51, 52, 54, 65, 106 105 Hodge, Ann 60, 106 Hodges, Thomas Millard 134 Hoipkemeier, Sue 14, 54, 55, 61, 62, 81, 82, 106, 115 Holder, Woodrow 68, 134 Holton, Sue Ellen 135 Holyfield, Frank 86, 122 Horn, Linda Jean 135 House, Bill Wayne 135 House, Norma 135 Houser, Bill 122 Howard, Richard Dale 36, 42, 63, 68, 73, 84,122 Jernigan Ann 38, 62, 107 Jernigan Francine 135, 161 Johnson, Bill 107 Johnson, Bob 68, 73, 76, 78, 84, 85, 107 Johnson, Dorice 107, 145 Johnson, Janis Douglas 53, 122 Johnson, Jean 43, 54, 55, 122 Johnson, Johnny Lee 135 Johnson, Johnson, Johnston, Selby 64, 122 William Lin 80, 135 Carl 9, 57, 62, 76, 77, 7 Jones, Adrian Leslie 11, 135 Jones, David Thomas 135 Jones, Gary 122 Jones, Johnny Garon 135 Jones, Judy 61, 135 Jones, Peggy 135 Jordan, Emily Kay 61, 135 Jordan, James Ralph 135 Jorgensen, Sharon Kay 122 Kalkreuth, Jere Lynne 61, 135 Kelly, Tyrone Lee 135 Kelsey, Travis Eddie Key, June 20, 36, 42, 43, 51, 54, 55, 60, 61, 107 Kibbey, Joan 122 Kibler, Carol Wayne 135 King, Robert Conley 135 King, Veta 13, 43, 51, 53, 54, 60, 107 King, Virginia Sue 32, 54, 59, 135 Kirby, Suzanne 36, 54, 61, 135 Kitzmiller, Marsha 39, 107 Klapp, John Richard 135 Knowles, Carter 107 Knox, Nina 43, 60, 107 Kornegay, Linda 122 Krepps, Phillip Arthur 135 Lackey, Jay 135 Lanford, Leon Mason 135 Lane, Jerry 107 Lane, Saundra Gay 135 Lanford, Linda 107 Lanford, Tony 22, 107, 115 Langley, Jessie Harold 135 Langston, Doyline Patricia 122 Lawrence, Ronnie Lavon 74, 75 Lawson, Anna Mae 60, 123 9, 122 ,136 Leach, Jo Ann 60, 123 Lea Y, Pai 16, 19, 21, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 107 Leeman, Jerry 12, 123 LeGrand, Patsy Jo Ann 136 Lemon, Serena Marie 123 Lepeard, Charles Wintred 74, 136 Lewellyn, Judy Gail 51, 136 Lewis, Gary Joe 136 Liggett, Sona Sue 56, 123 Limmer, Johnny 22, 37, 46, 100, 108 Lindamood, Betty Jane 136 Lindsey, Jimmy Edward 123 Little, LaVonne 43, 104 Little, Velda 23, 136 Littleton, Norma Gail 123 Littleiohn, Larry 38, 86, 87, 108 Lipscomb, Virginia 123 Livingston, Kenneth 108 Lottis, Doyle Wayne 136, 152 Looper, Joel Arthur 15, 74, 75, 136 Looper, Pauline 60, 123 Looper, Rebecca 136 Lorance, Billy 15, 74, 75, 136 Lovelace, Lamar 108 Loveless, Clark Lowry 123 Lubbers, Betty Ellen 136 Lucas, Robert 136, 152 Lundgren, Peggy Joyce 136 Maddox, Gary 136 Mahan, Marilyn Sue 61,115,136 Maloney, Michael Roger 86, 136 Mann, Bill 108 Mann, Frances Yvonne 136 Manning, Barbara Gayle 22, 136 Manning, Bill 21, 55, 58, 59, 86, 108 Manning, David Taylor 11, 42, 74, 136 Mantooth, Lemial Garland 74, 136 Manchen, Michael 136 Marchant, Gary 136 Marshall, Jeanette 51, 61, 136 Martin, Carolyn Sue 136 Martin, Lowell 108 Martin, Joe Bert 74, 136 Martin, Judy 123 Martinez, Arthur Ambrose 123 Maxwell, James 108 May, Ralph 63, 74, 123 Mayo, Ronnie 74, 136 Meadows, Janice 62, 108 Mecktessel, Billie Louise 8, 29, 46, 51, 54, 61, 123 Medina, Mary Ann 64, 108 Meenech, Lou Edward 123 Meier, Marvin Edward QButch1 136 Millard, Alma Jo 136 Miller, Carroll 74, 123 Miller, Harold Donald 74, 84, 123 Miller, Patricia 61, 123 Mills, Bernice 64, 123 Miller, Douglas Ford 136 Mitchell, Lewis 63, 68, 73, 76, 78, 86, 108 Moffett, Donald Ray 84, 136 Money, Lanny 8, 38, 50, 63, 68, 69, 72, 841 85, 109 Montgomery, Johnny WHYUB 139 Moore, Carole Lynn 136 Moore, Elizabeth 123 Moore, Joe 48, 124 Moore, Ronnie 61, 81, 82, 124 Moores, Don David 124 Moreland, Jon David 124 Morgan, Wayne 58, 59, 109 Morin, Edwin 62, 86, 109 Morris, Carol Ann 136 Morris, Marilyn Melissa 61, 137 Morse, Mullin 1 Richard Glenn 137 Ann 15, 57, 61, 137 Mullinax, Anita Marie 53, 137 Murray, Sheri Gail 124 Mussett, Noel Ellis 12, 86, 124 McArthur, Raynell 137 McCall, Edgar Wayne 43, 124 McCoy, Jerry 109 McClurkan, Mary Marguerite 54, 61, 124 McCreight, Allan 84, 124 McCue, Jackie 124 McCuan, Darline 50, 60, 109 McDonough, Linda 54, 58, 61, 124 McFarland, Jeannette 137 McKee, Billy Floyd 74, 137 McKenzie, Don 64, 109 McKinney, Charles 124 McLain, Joe Alvin 137 McLeroy, Jimmy 109 McLeroy, Roger Glenn 86, 137 McMullin, Cecil 124 McMullin, Nada 64, 109 McPherson, Gary Eugene 137 McRe-ynolds, Mary Ellen 61, 137 McWilliams, Richard Truman 137 Neece, Arthur 18, 37, 62, 63, 68, 69, 70, 84, 85, 109 Neilson, Lester, 44, 47, 59, 86, 124 Nelson, Jimmie Lee 137 Nixon, John William 137 Norris, Billy 124 Northcutt, Ouida Gail 137 Northup, Roger Michael 137 Nowlin, Michael David 137 Nunn, Lynda 73, 109 Ollar, Louise 62, 124 Oliver, Jackie 61, 137 Osborne, Jimmy 124 Osborne, Ted James 12, 124 Osowski, JoAnn 124 Parker, Mary 9, 14, 43, 53, 58, 64, 109 Parrish, Roger Earl 137 Pashby, Mae Weinel 43, 53, 124 Passino, Keith Edwin 125 Patrick, Cecil Lee 74, 137 Patterson, Lois 125 Patterson, Pat Ruth 137 Payne, David 63, 125 Perdue, Dorles 12, 22, 33, 43, 48, 49, 52, 54, 109,115,145 Perkins, Don 24, 38, 62, 63, 76, 77, 79, 80, 100, 110, 115 Perkins, Graham iBuzzJ 78, 84, 125 Perry, Myra Lynn 15, 16, 54, 125, 129 Perry, Pat 43, 60, 110 Perry, Sarah Jeanne 51, 56, 137 Pierce, Robert Thayer 8, 22, 63, 68, 84, 85, 125 Pierce, Valerie 61, 137 Pike, John Leonard 137 Pipkin, Karol Louise 137 Poindexter, Geraldine 125 Pollan, Joan Lovett 125 Pond, Beatrice Joy 125 Pond, June 19, 125 Pope, Gary Dale 62, 84, 125 Pope, Kenneth 125 Porter, Wilbur fSkipper1 74, 80, 137 Powell, Melvin Ray 137 Powers, Mary Lou 60, 110 Pratt, Lucy Margaret 137 Preston, Linda Joyce 137 Pritchett, Carol Anne 137 Privitt, Aubrey Byron 110 Pruitt, Johnie Durell 11, 137 Pugh, Gayland 68, 73, 125 Quinn, Charles 125 Quinn, Shelby Lee 125 Radler, Lawrence Francis 125 Ragan, Morris Clifton 137 Ramsey, Pat 18, 37, 48, 54, 61, 81, 82 1 0 Randle, Charles Earnest 12,137 Ratclift, David 8, 14, 22, 24, 50, 52, 54 110 Ratlitt, Robert Duane 137, 152 Reedus, James CLetty1 125 Reedus, Norman 34, 42, 63, 76, 77, 80 116 125 Reese, Max 7, 32, 42, 74, 130, 137, 181 Reid, Penelope Lee 137 Revis, Jerry Allen 138 Reynolds, Joan Elizabeth 61, 138 Richards, Connie 61, 138 Richardson, Radford 84, 138 Riise, Sandra 53, 138 Ritchey, Gwenn 43, 81, 82, 125 Ritchey, Grady 125 Riley, Judy 4-6, so, 110 Roan, Jim Anthony 74, 138 Roberts, James Howard 126 Roberts, Larry Leon 126 Robinson, Sandra Sue 138 Robnett, Betty 50, 52, 110 Robnett, Lloyd Elwin 138 Robnett, Louise 52, 110 Roddy, Dolores 110 Roddy, Ray is, tio Rodgers, Linda 126 Rodriguez, Mary 138 Rogers, Gwen 61, 138 Roseberry, Sandra Sue 51, 61, 138 Roof, Ronald 63, 68, 84, 126 Root, Janice 14, 16, 18, 22, 33, 40, 49 54 110,115 Roper, Johnny 8, 50, 68, 76, 78, 84, 111 Roper, Mary 50, 111 Rudder, Bobby Jan 138 Rushing, Doug Melvin 138 Rushing, Wanda 69, 111 Ryder, Dial 22, 68, 73, 111 Ryder, Fern 111 Sackett, Patricia 138 Samuel, Helen Lee 138 Sanderson, Carolyn 53, 61, 138 Sargent, Jim 126 Satchell, Georgia 22, 61, 138 Savage, Emma Jo 43, 126 Saxton, Ray Leverne 138 113 Saylor, Paul 43, 111 Scharlach, Mary Jane 22, 62, 126 Schnee, Dickie 64, 111 Schutza, Betty 111 Schultz, Patricia Ann 51, 56, 138 Scott, Shirley Ann 138 Sears, Jim 33, 43, 59, 62, 68, 69, 126 Sebastian, Don 80, 84, 126 Self, Judy Ann 23, 53, 138 Shafer, Johnelda Ann 43, 51, 61, 126 Shatfner, Frances lrene 43, 126 Sharp, Donna Lou 43, 53, 126 Sharpe, Phyllis Jean 138 Shaw, Levia Lee 12, 138 Sherrell, Robert 68, 71, 126 Shields, Charles D. 138 Shields, J. W. 111 Shores, Steve 42, 74, 138 Shotwell, Brenda 60, 126 Sides, Mae Annette 126 Shutfield, Larry 138 Simmons, Wm. David 138 Simms, Kristie 126 Simms, Richard 11, 51, 138 Simms, Virginia 60, 61, 81, 111 Sitton, Martha 111 Skinner, Elizabeth Joyce 21, 51, 61, 138 Skinner, Shelby 42, 61, 62, 111 Slocum, Charlie Gene 74, 138 Stowe, John Davis 139 Suddeth, Gloria 139 Sutherland, Jerry 62, 64, 127 Swanson, Kathryn 127 Tarrant, Richard 39, 43, 127 Taylor, James Leslie 74, 139 Taylor, John 139 Taylor, Shirley 14, 15, 112 Thomas, Carolyn 64, 127 Thomas, Deanna Rose 64, 112 Teat, Anita Gayle 139 Thomas, Carolyn 64, 127 Thomas, Deanna Rose 64, 112 Thompson, Cecille 61, 81, 82, 112 Thompson, Douglas 112 Thompson Ella 18, 54, 112 Thompson Thompson, Linda Gail 127 Ray Edward 80, 139 Thomson, LuRae 43, 48, 127 Thorn, Lowell 127 Thweatt, Joey Glenn 139 Toombs, Renita 13, 15, 22, 32, 42, 43, 54, 56,113 Truly, Louis Ray 139 Turner, Ann 54, 55, 61, 139 Turner, Charles 18, 62, 68, 7 1, 76, 77, 80, Smith Smith Smith Betty Virginia 138 Billy Loyd 63, 68, 72, 86, 112 Carla 126 Smith Dennis 86, 87, 126 Smith, Janice 127 Smith, Janice Kay 22, 54, 138 Smith Joyce 112 Smith Judy Charlene 138 Smith, Judy Garland 138 Smith Lucius Cantrell 139 Smith, Ray Dean 127 Smith, Richard Allen iDickie1 139 Smith, Ronald 127 Smith Teresa 127 Smith, Smith Virginia 15, 56, 57, 60, 127 Walter 112 Smyers, Dennis Ray 139 Snyder, Leroy 112 Sorensen, Judith Lee 12, 61, 139 Turner, Patricia Ann 61, 139 Tunstall, William Harry 127 Twilley, Rheuna Sue 139 Tyler, James 139 Tyler, Gene 127 Tyner, Gary Stephen 127 Urquhart, Terry Lee 68, 73, 139 Usery, Bruce 7, 24, 32, 42, 63, 68, 71, 127 Usery, Donald Gene 116, 127 Vandaveer, Michael 113 Vann, Deanna Margaret 51, 139 Varnon, Linda Ann 139 Verver, Danny 113 Vitovsky, Susan 139 Voirin, Kenneth 68, 70, 72, 113 Vyers, Barbara Jean 139 Wade, Wayne 39, 48, 52, 113 Wadsworth ,Wanda Maurine 139 Wages, Patricia Gail 61, 139 Waggoner, Donna 54, 55, 61, 81, 82, 128 Waldie, Jeffrey Lynn 61, 74, 139 Sorenson, Linda 139 Sparks, Janice Marie 139 Speaker, Karen 38, 62, 127 Spears, Billy Don 139 Spitzer, Gary Wintord 139 Staley, Janice Kay 139 Standridge, Laverne 139 Stanley, Annette 64, 112 Stair, Claudette 139 Stark, Byron Barney 78, 139 Steger, Joe Bradley 139 Stephens, Bobby 63, 112 Stephenson, Mary Anne 15, 56, 57, 127 Stevenson, Wayne 12 Stockton, Lee 112 Streety, Nancy 139 Walker, Eugene 128 Judy 18, 19, 54, 61, 130, Walker, James Clifton 139 Walker, Walker, Kenneth Ray 140 Walker, Lee Allen 140 Walker, Mary Lee 140 Walker, Walker, Waller, Nancy 38, 55, 58, 59, 113 Thomas 113 Thomas 64, 113 Wallace, Carol 127 Wallace, Cleta Fern 61, 140 Wallace Wallace , Hulan Hoyle 127 ,Jimmy F. 140 Wallace, Leon Robert 140 Wallace , Thadeus Wayne 84, 140 140 Walters, Billy 18, 28, 42, 50, 68, 73, as, 113 Warner, Billie Irene 140 Warren, Jemmy Wynelle 61, 128 Warthan, Timothy Lynn 140 Watkins, Melanie Jean 140 Watkins, Thomas Carrol 140 76, 7 Watson, Jo Ann 13, 14, 54, 55, 64, 113 Watson, Mary Catherine 140 Weakley, Carolyn Sue 60, 61, 128 Weaver, Charles Louis 74, 140 Weaver, Jimmy Ray 68, 128 Webb, Doug 76, 77, 80, 128 Webb, Larry 63, 76, 77, 128 Webb, William Glen 12, 80, 140 Webb, Yvonne 128 Webster, Marvin 128 Welborn, Dolores 113 Welker, Donna 128 Wells, Mary Evelyn 140 Wesson, Billy 128 West, Sue 128 whafiey, Shirley 60, H4 Wheat, Henry Norris 140 Wheeler, Billy George 140 Whisenhunt, Ann 81, 82, 128 Whisenant, Ann 43, 60, 61, 81, 114 Whitaker, Jo Anne 51, 140 Whitmire, Robert George 128 Whitworth, Joyce 43, 61, 128 White, Lou 16, 63, 76, 77, 114 Wiederhold, Linda 43, 45, 51, 128 Wiggins, Andrea 54, 114, 115 Wilkinson, John 51, 59, 114 Willhoite, Blaine 74, 140 Williams, Phil 64, 128 Williams, Sherrel 128 Williamson, Glenda 43, 128 Willis, James Ray 62, 128 Wilson, Joe 8, 12, 43 Wilson, John 140 Winn, Charles Lester 74, 140 Winn, Sandra 17, 45, 128 Wirick, Patricia Elizabeth 140 Wise, Genevia Ann 140 Wise, Jeannie Lea 23, 140 Withee, Emma Gaye 140 Witt, Martha Ann 140 Wolfe, Hollis 64, 114 Womack, Phyllis 19, 51, 62, 129 Woodruff, Bobbie Jean 61, 140 Wray, Charles 129 Wright, Jimmy 140 Wright, Patricia Ann 56, 61, 140 Wright, Peggy 114 Wright, Rita Gayle 140 Wright, Shirley 62, 129 Yarbrough, Billy 140 Yarbrough, Charles 59, 129 Yarbrough, Dean 114 7 Yellott, Carol 13, 14, 20, 39, 43, 51, 54, 58 60, 114 Young, Toni 140 Young, Wanda 140 Zinn, Tommy 17, 76, 77, 80, 114 Zubl, Charles 74, 129 I 168 'X af J AUTQGRAPH ,G Wim' f W, 'A M un IJLWQLQMUN , fW iff Q'l M xiii BAY My WAM f Qdfiw 'Aaqbchaf X jj U91 349-Um M W giwfk' ' PM JM ,R WC' Q!!-,API E J V I, Hjflu ,TJTKIKVT W U J' I V I , , M!!! 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