Irving High School - Lair Yearbook (Irving, TX)

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Mr. Camper adjusts Jommye Lou Curry's gown before Taking her picture. This was the firsf time in many years that senior pictures were Taken in cap and gown. Adiusting Caps, posing and primping occupied The senior girls. CLASS PICTURES BRING EXCITEMENT TO IHS Siudenis hurried To and fro in a flurry of exciiemeni as The Tak- ing of class piciures began. Combs and mirrors appeared from no- where as The girls, especially sen- iors, primped and preened To make Themselves appear more al- Traciive. The harried phoiog- rapher, nearing Th e breaking point, pleaded for smiles from shy sTudenTs and pulled his hair when others, acfed like monkeys in a cage. Studems and Teachers, especial- ly Mr. Marvin Ellis, were in a fii of rage when class piciures were delivered late. Due To class pictures being sent laie, The Lair Stairi had to work many nighis. Say cheese, said Mr. Camper To Charles Gault, IHS sophomore. 05914. f

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SIATE FAIR DRAWS LARGE NUMBER OF IHS'ERS V 2: 2 me cr ie w Watching the antics of an organ grinder's monkey are lHS'ers Ernest Gallatin and Kavid Giddens. The other bystanders were not from Irving and could not be identified. 5 Q Whee-ee! O-ooh! were the cries of IHS'ers who rode the Lightning at the State Fair. n,f,M tl Q IHS cheerleader Le o n Lanford, watches demon- stration of sidewalk barker on the midway at the State Fair. gf? N-4' Oh, come on, Janice, let's have our picture made, says Nancy Streety to Janice Sparks. SIUDENIS EXIJIALISTELW Al' END OF DAY Corny dogs, teddy bears, roller coasters, sideshows, exhibits and the automobile building drew ll-lS'ers like a magnet clings to metal during Student Day at the State Fair ot Texas held an- nually in Dallas. lHS'ers meandered up and down the midway all day and part ot the night eating, riding rides, playing games and rest- ing sore teet atter walking many miles during the hot October day. Late evening tound many Irving students trudging wearily homeward, exhausted but happy with their prizes and mem- ories.