Irving High School - Lair Yearbook (Irving, TX)

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Did you ever wonder how cheerleaders dressed and acTed in The sTone age? The TwenTies? The depres- sion? Well,,l-Teens did and They presenTed Their ver- sion of how cheerleaders were in The pasT. Cave men, ladies of The French courT, Tlappers and rock 'n rollers p a s s e d Through The dreams of ex- hausTed IHS cheerleader, played by Sandra l-lamilTon. Following This unusual program was The presema- Tion of l-Teen Beau. Bruce Usrey was named as Beau This year by l-Teen presi- denT, Sandra Burgess Fin- ney. Twenty-Three skidoo! Oop-pe-do! were The yells of Tlapper cheer- leaders in The roaring TwenTies, as picTured by The I-Teens. From left To righT The flappers are Sharon Jorgenson, Mary Jane Scharlack, Margaret Andrew, Linda Adkins and Tommye Lou Curry. lkk. T T . .QF qi I, Llqff ' 3 -f -E .. Bruce Usrey, popular IHS senior, was presenTed as I-Teen Beau during This assembly. In The piCTure Bruce lisTens To I-Teen CynThia Creed sing Our I-Teen Beau. is f .. . 3 Tae: Grandma ioins The rock 'n roll cheerleaders of The present in I-Teen assembly. The rock 'n rollers are Suzanne Kirby, Brenda Grandy, Jamae Applewhite and Grandma is Billie Meckfessel.

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W' if ls.-Q. Jim Sears leads the panel in discussion while Rob Atkinson, Pat Hill, Linda Weiderhold, Richard Howard, Rebecca Cheek and Carl Johnston listen intensely. IHS STUDENTS PRESENT PROGRAM TO P-TA IHS students presented a program for P-TA on the curriculum ot- tered at Irving. These teen-agers began the program vvith a panel discussion Schooling in America. The second phase of the program portrayed the curriculum at IHS. X N 1 ..9 if Bob May seems to have the world in his hand as he studies The world globe. S T' 5 3 ' i 2 S , ri 'cw . .c ,f X1 lx ' .4 . is 0 xx . - t Y Phyllis Womack, Jean'-'Ie Crenshaw' Lloyd Ann Turner, Freda Isbell, Gwen Rithcey, Bill Benson, Doug Webb, David Manning and Billie Miller and Carol Morris ClisplBY The mam' Meckfessel acted or exemplified the many extracurricular activities around IHS. departments and the courses offered in each department. 25

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Q, ,Q L X , is X, F 2 V Ar t .. E I I . 1 IMV. Q 4l'vv l j ,if V, in yi? 1 L f , . 1 The versatile IHS band moved trom classic to bop at the sophomore assembly. Seen are director Karl Hudgins and members Carole Moore, Kay Davis, Terry Forrest, Garry Morris, and Lester Neilson. Beauty Linda Smith lets loose with St. Louis Woman. SOPHS' GIVE TALENT SHOW Talent-plus abounded on the II-IS stage, as sophomores demonstrated to the student body that they were well represented in talent. MC Larry Jasper kept IHS'ers in hysterics with his fast and funny introduc- tions ot pantomimes, songs and stories. A pantomime by Sherry Vaughn and a reading by Paula Gennings drew applause while a tast tapping dance by Connie Young added spice. The smooth singing style of junior Skipper Porter and the better than ever playing ot the IHS dance band rounded out the show. fi Handsome Lloyd Miller pledged his love to pretty Gail Singleton with Pledging My Love. Six-Teens, Alice R u t h Butler, Cynthia Creed, Virginia Nelson, Linda Thompson, and Paula Gennings blended their voices into perfect X N -X F F. N- X11 s I X ' 'Q harmony in The Way- ward Wind. 27