Irving High School - Lair Yearbook (Irving, TX)

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Sophomores Place First In Float Competition Beautifully decorated floats highlighted lrving's Homecoming '66. Each class presented to the public its interpretation of the theme 'iTigers Worldwide.,' Sophomores took first place with '4The Roar Heard Round The World . The float, a globe resting in clouds, was done in a variety of colors, including a black and gold design of diamonds and rectangles. Second place went to the Junior class for their float entitled 'iWorld Peace . The globe, done in blue and brown, was set against a crepe paper repre- sentation of the United States flag. On the back of the float stood a tiger making the symbolic HV for victory. '4Tiger Travelsw, the Freshman entry, was basic- ally green, and displayed various symbols of travel. Their tiger, standing at the crossroads of Baghdad, Tokyo, and London, gained them a rating of third place. Seniors proudly displayed the Spirit of '67, a well-constructed, eye-catching airplane. Because the Seniors realized they would soon be going their sepa- rate Ways as they pursued their careers, they chose as their title, uTomorroW Is Ours . This was depicted by a tiger flying to all parts of the world. JUNIOR FLOAT FRESHMAN

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The attention of the audience is focused on the Toy Tigers as they perform an original scarf routine. Wearing full dress uniform, the band plays selections from '6Mr. Luckynat the joint Girls' Choir puts students in the Christ band and choir concert held February I. mas spirit with yuletide carols.

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