Irving High School - Lair Yearbook (Irving, TX)

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Mr. Leo Jackson, vice principal, issues a junior parking lot sticker to Al Florida for his automobile. Parking Lot Problems Solved A solution to the parking lot confusion was initiated this year by Vice Principal Leo jackson. He began an organized set-up for parking, with the lot being divided into three sections. The closest parking lot to the school was for the seniors, who were given stickers sport- ing a big 1 which were applied to car win- dows. Qluniors, being the middle-men, re- ceived the middle lot with number two car- stickers. Sophomores received the farthest lot from school and sported a As a student council project, a parking lot patrol was begun to watch over the 500-plus cars on the lot, although 700 cars were reg- istered in Mr. Leo Jacksorfs office. Parking lot patrol checked to see if cars were parked in the proper lots, to see if fire lanes were clear and to see if students drove safely. Policeman Charles Cooper writes out a violation for some unsuspecting IHS-er for parking illegally. Student council began the parking lot patrols this year to improve the haphazardous parking problem. I7

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Bonfires, Rallies Add To IHS Enthusiastic IHS-ers, d e s P i t e the cramped sardine-like quarters in the audi- torium, raised the roof with spirit at each pre-game pep rally. The night-time bon- fires were held in Plymouth Park for the third year, with Irvingites gathering to cheer the Bengals on to three victories. Three bonfires captivated IHS-ers this year during football season. Cheerleader jerry Don Kelly dances around one of the bonfire-s. Thirteen hundred IHS-ers sing the school song in a pep rally before the Wichita Falls game. Banners were made by art students