Irving High School - Lair Yearbook (Irving, TX)

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IHS Has Many Faces Those who are a part of Irving High School have had a chance to View it from many angles. At first glance, We see the special occasions, those in which all take part: assemblies, Friday morning pep rallies during the football season, and Homecoming, the climax of much work and planning. As the year progresses, however, we begin to notice many more angles from which We see our school. Its formality, its infonnality, its friendly welcome, its clubs, its classes, its parties, its sports, its good-byes- all are angles from which We form the complete picture of IHS.

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Pep Rallies, Assemblies Cast Colorful Image of IHS 'QV-I-C-T-O-R-Y that,s the Senior battle cry. uBeat the Buffs! We're from Irving, couldn't be prouder . . . Tiger spirit shakes the gym as the student body cheers its team on to do its best. This view of Irving High is one that cap- tures all the vivacity and spirit of the entire school. Toy Tigers work to add variety to pep rallies by performing colorful hand routines, Band members practice long hours to present popular new music at every pep rally. In addi- tion, well-planned skits by the cheerleaders and Big Irvi Keepers provide entertainment. Special occasions of the year are highlighted by assemblies, featuring the band and choral groups. Talent displayed in the Annual Red Cross Talent Show is also a popular attraction at II-IS. Then, to round out the assembly schedule, the Student Council brings speakers to lecture to the student body. Principal Nonnan Hughes uses Christmas assembly as opportunity to crack favorite Aggie joke. Posters painted by the Art IV students make a colorful backdrop for a yell by Linda Clark and Bobby Willingham. Clever skits such as this one always catch the attention of the football players.