Irving High School - Lair Yearbook (Irving, TX)

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Irving Eleets President Cf Texas Press Group ,lournalistically inclined IHS-ers, members of the Lair and Tiger Rag staffs, attended a three-day con- vention held at Texas Womanls University Dec. 1-3. For these three days, Denton was alive with journalism Workers taking part in meetings, parties, campaigns and a banquet and dance. Of paramount interest was a campaign to elect John Knouse president of Texas High School Press Associa- tion. Students yielded dignity to a wild campaign, includ- ing shaking literally hundreds of journalists, hands and even wearing Mickey lVlouse,' ears! This play on ,lohn's name became well-known throughout the cam- pus, and he was elected on the first ballot. Gther honors received were a second place by the Lair in Class II yearbook judging and the Tiger Rag attained a Certificate of Merit. Photographers David Thompson and Don Stevenson also brought home in- dividual honors in news, yearbook and yearbook ad pictures. via dw ff- gm,-5 ljiirrixasf Q I fmt 5 Harold Holyfield sprints to the stage during a campaign demon stration at Texas High School Press Association conference. Presidential nominee John Knouse steps to the microphone after being introduced by delegate Ken Harrison. Supporters Tonia Antonello, Pat Hardin, Connie Leaf, Toni Freeman, Dorothy Taylor and Sandy Slocum lend smiling support. 26