Irving High School - Lair Yearbook (Irving, TX)

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Mr. Felix McKnight, executive vice-president of the '4Dallas Times Herald, shows Lair staffers Carolyn DeJe1'nett, Nancy Stroup and John Knouse how news is sent by teletypc-. Mr. McKnight spoke at the THSPA banquet for delegates. .ff if V+- . fa: E nv? Don Stevenson, Sandy Slocum and David Thompson receive 4'Yea, John! Tonie Freeman, Dorothy Taylor and Sandy Slocum Ken Knoxls autograph for some Lair staff contraband. The cheer lHS's candidates for state THSPA president, John Knouse. large golden record was the main ornament for the dance. Tonie is barefoot because high heels were removed while Lair and Tiger Rag students ran down the aisle to the stage.

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.4 I? f Qty JM I G r' Bob Presley, Tiger Tri-Captain, gestures the respect and admiration held for head coach Homer Tompkins as the Tiger squad saluted the football mentor at Irving's 1960 Football Banquet. '60 Tigers Reveal Reynolds as Sweetheart Pat Reynolds was crowned 1960 Football Sweetheart by Tri-Captains Bob Presley, Macon Smith and Larry Blythe in an outstanding annual football banquet held in Crockett junior high school's cafeteria. It was the last banquet for Head Coach Homer Tompkins in this official capacity and he commended every Tiger player on a Not-too-successful-in-the-win-column but rewarding foot- ball season. Chena Gilstrap, Arlington State head coach, made a hilarious and challenging after-dinner speech in a talk that ran the gamut from football to politics, and apprecia- tion was expressed by the school board to the Spunky Tiger gridders. High school's dance band provided pleasing dinner music in their first public appearance and the surprised and lovely Miss Reynolds was presented with one dozen red roses and a football pendant in a surprise-filled evening. Mr. Chena Gilstrap, Arlington State's head football coach, opens his afterdinner speech at the football banquet.