Irving High School - Lair Yearbook (Irving, TX)

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Scores of autograph-seekers throng around celebrated composer Richard Rodgers. Next in line to receive cordial recognition from Mr. Rodgers are IHS-ers Randy Ford, Joyce Gallatin and Ted Morse. Press Group Hears Composer Rodgers IHS journalists attended a two day session of the North Texas Activities Conference held at Southern Methodist University October 14 and 15. Lectures were given by top ournalists on various phases of high school newspaper and annual work. A banquet during the first day was highlighted by a speech by composer Richard Rodgers. Afterward, IHS journalists sought autographs from the genial, well-known American. Cely Car- rillo, star of the State Fair Musicals, Flower Drum Songfi and Miss Texas of 1960, Mary Cage Moore, were interviewed and photographed by students tak- ing part in contests sponsored by the conference. The second day brought more special sessions. These two-hour studies covered advertising, radio and TV, newspaper and news coverage of political campaigns. I6 Cely Carrillo, star of Flower Drum Song at the State Fair Musicals, charms admiring IHS journalists, Toni Antonello, Joyce Gallatin and Pat Hardin.

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lTwo Toy Tigers, Barbara Houston and Virginia Butter, slumber peacefully on the return train ride from the Tigers' unsuccessful ' attempt to squelch the crack Wichita Falls Coyotes. f fe I lf! 5 M9 gi -W...-M Ken Harrison and ,lim Carper lead yells to give to see the players off. S' 9.855 pall- ' ...-f H a send-off to Tigers on their way to Wichita Falls. IHS-ers gave up lunch time

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