Irving High School - Lair Yearbook (Irving, TX)

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: -.-, 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

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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

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