Irving High School - Lair Yearbook (Irving, TX)

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S? Social functions were a part of Tommy's active life. He and Mary Ann A whiz GT basketball is TOVWTNY H9I'1ClflCl4S, TOP TIGER GT IHS. Blankenship stand one out at the Homecoming dance sponsored by the He is 6 TWO-Year letterman with plenty 0f Q6T-UP-and-QC. Hogans. President of the National Honor Society is quite a responsibilityg however, Swing that pretty gal! Cowboy Tommy ioins in the Virginia Reel Tommy is certainly capable of handling it. Here he installs the Junior N.H.S. at the Western party sponsored by the Hogans. The gal he's swingin' at Crockett Junior High. is Patricia Greer.

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A smile for everyone . . . school spirit . . . thoughtful- ness . . . a willing worker . . . typifies Pat Greer . . . TOP TIGERETTE. likeable, lively Pat is a familiar and welcome person around IHS, completely qualifying her for TOP TIGER- ETTE award, the highest LAIR honor. Pat began her schooling in the Irving schools at the age of six and has always been an active person in school life. Attending Big Irvi for two years has kept her busy at most of the sports events. This task is only one of her many ways in helping to promote better school spirit at IHS. Pat is planning a career in fashion designing and is one of the top artists in IHS. She is responsible for many of the posters that are seen in the halls of IHS. Anytime anyone needs a poster drawn, he asks Pat who is always ready to assist. THE LAIR takes most of her time, being the editor- inechief. She was named editor after showing outstand- ing ability in writing. The cover was her idea, as was the plan of the yearbook. She was organization editor her iunior year. Pat is active in many clubs, being an officer in two organizations. She is historian in the Latin Club and F.H.A. Chapter One, and holds membership in the Beta, F.T.A. and Y-Teens. This honor will be a complete surprise to Pat as the LAIR staff has kept it a secret from her. Pat even wrote a complete write-up on an IHS girl who Pat thought had received the award. Pat Greer . , . never too busy to help . . . diligent, de- pendable worker . . . a laughing heart . . . TOP TIGERETTE.

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Pat was present at all school functions. Pat finishes the western meal that Big Irvi kept Pat busy at Irving football games for two years. She the Hogan-B-Hogans prepared for Western Day. As editor of THE LAIR, Pat had a busy year putting her energies into one of the better yearbooks in the nation. is smiling with happiness when Irving scored their first touchdown against Birdville to win 111-12. I A, Clubs kept her busy during the year as she was a member of five organizations. She is posed with other officers of the Latin club, of which she is historian. 9