Irving High School - Lair Yearbook (Irving, TX)

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Seniors met on the fair grounds to hold an impromptu picnic, and pep rally. Carolyn Rowe and Sharolyn Wheeler enjoy the festivities. Fair Gives Tigers Tired Feet and Teddy Bears Throngs of happy IHS-ers crowded into the mammoth fair grounds on High School Day. Teenagers, engulfed with an eagerness, ravenous- ly consumed candied apples, corny dogs, and other bits of tempting delicacies. Shouting, smil- ing, talkative teens crowded the impatient lines for looks at interesting exhibits. Excited faces watched the Flash, the Wild Mouse, and the Roller Coaster whiir through the air. Cuddly ani- mals peered out from under the arms of those who ventured to try their luck. Everywhere were representatives of the public high schools of Dal- las County clad in majorette, band, or cheerleader costuines, adding to the great array of colors to be found there. Tired, aching feet caused assorted grunts and groans, but many IHS-ers spent the entire day shuffling froin one interesting thing to an- other through the State Fair. However, this did not prevent the Tigers froni turning out to sup- port their team in the Haltom game. Corny dogs were synonymous with this day. William Compton indulges in his fourth. 29

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■ 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 iiB 1 !l 1 i- 1 i ! : ji liir i! 51 ' ' lis! ijiiiiiiili ilk. ...... Jl liiiiiin Kiii 1 ; Tex . . . the symbol of the Texas State Fair . . . oversees the frolics of Irving Tigers. Chocolate and nut covered ice cream provide an op- portunity for a refreshing pause by the side of the Cotton Bowl. Bob Clark treats Kay Smith. 28

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4 ■;iiii iP.J Jl i A j .M 30 IHS cheerleader Rcna Cullrcll leads the seniors in a hist minute pep rally on the fair gruunds