Irving High School - Lair Yearbook (Irving, TX)

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Color blossomed through IHS for Black and Gold Day. Brenda Scott, Kay Davidson, J ann Anderson, Melva Carr and Cathy Culbertson model their outfits. Black and Gold Day Successful Innovation A departure from the annual Shirt Tail Day, before the Grand Prairie game, was the newly in- stituted Black and Cold Day. IHS-ers came decked in patriotic hues which varied from bright to an- tique gold. A girl and a boy were chosen from each home- room and from these homeroom nominees Jann Anderson and Ronnie Langenheder were chosen Mr. and Miss Spirit of IHS. These awards were made on the basis of neatness, originality and con- tinuity of theme. The day was climaxed by a rousing pep rally and a trip to Gopher land for the Tigers' second district game. R 5? '25 7 .5 I Homeroom finalists Nancy Reynolds, Diane Sweet, Sudie Knox, DeLinda LePori, Brenda Scott, Kay Davidson, Jann Anderson. Melva Carr, Cathy Culbertson and Cecelia Grimes wait while faculty judges deliberate their choice. 2l

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HUC. ' First place winner in the float competition was the seniors' Homecoming hostess .ludy Farrar serves coffee and cookies to Hand in Hand to Victory. This float gained 25,000 votes IHS alumni during an open house for ex-es, sponsored by the toward the election of senior queen candidate, Dianne lNlCCl1llC1'. Student Council. Senior Toy Tigers Clydeine Douglas, Nancy Stroup, Candy Challis, Sharon Vick, Debbie Butler, Barbara Beynon and Merrily Moore perform for the last time at Homecoming. All but Merrily were in the drill team from its organization, three years ago. Ten Pretty Girls was the routine, as it was at the Toy Tigers' first performance.