Irving High School - Lair Yearbook (Irving, TX)

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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

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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

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