Irving High School - Lair Yearbook (Irving, TX)

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The Year That . Color came to IHS in the form of . . . exciting football games . . . svvingin' steppin' of the golden Toy Tigers . . . spectacular Homecoming floats . . . a dazzling Homecoming queen , . .vividly colored shirts enlivening Shirt-Tail Day. . .blazing bonfires . , . hectic student day at the Fair . . . a radiant Christmas . . , and in an effort to capture this showcase of color, THE Lair proudly presents the Oh, goody, another one please, Lloyd, says pert Jan Hodgkiss to lucky Lloyd Miller. Teddy bears in all colors, shapes and sizes are prized souvenirs at Student Day at the Fair, Marvin Slough, Paula Gennings and Gail Single- ton look on as they wait their turns for another try,'l first color section in IHS' history. . 'rv f ...an- A., , , of Ay. fi f get-tvtvftlssg-N ' L' g Hold that pose . . , please clon't movel exclaims Jeanne Perry to Patricia Wronn and Gary Nlarchant, two ll-iS cotton candy lovers. IHS students really go for the Fairs fare!

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Single file, no Talking, plBBSGl Fire ClflllS are B V6QUl6l' P3Vl Oi A birthday party forfAbraham Lincoln! Celebrating his l5Oth birthday Ccount ll'l5 STUCl9 'T life- Keeping an SYS On TlWOSf? lines is Mr. L60 JBCRSOYW- the candles, they're all therel are iuniors, Carolyn Upchurch, Eleanor Allen, Glenda Graves, Pam King and Betty Kay Morris. Life is sometimes crazy at IHS. Pretty? Graceful?? Oh, unique-yes-unique describes the Boys' Drill Team, Stunningly attired in black shorts, white T-shirts and gold caps, they lumbered and stumbled as they performed at the girls' last basketball game George Cunningham, Charles Slocum, Charlie Gault, Gary Bayless and Robert Possum King trip merrily along.

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