Irving High School - Lair Yearbook (Irving, TX)

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Honor Exes Homecoming Week ,I his R H ,cy bspuzl gui ,gk As the parade moved, Toy Tigers employ pom-poms and hand routines as the-ir contribution to the long march. performs music presented also for eontest. Lorraine Hulmenuk, Ed Kinkeulle, and ,lm-ri Culwell rifle in tlie Junior Class cur which is entirely covered with Tiger fur.

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I.H.9. Teens Deck Cars to Thirty-five ears representing clivers cluhs. groups, classes. ancl student activities 4-omprisefl most of lrving llighis 1967 llonievurning ljaracle. The Toy Tigers and Tiger llancl marchefl the requirerl miles nf the proc'-essinn. For the first time. exes were allowetl to participate in the paracle. 'lStairway to Vic-tory . the theme. prnxirlecl Z1 hasis for many outstanding cars. Class floats were ahsent from the pararle lmeeause of prolvlems invulv- ing stipervisimi, partifripaticm, anrl time. To rec- uncile this. svhool halls were flesignatefl for each elass level to clet'orate. As a special projevt. Seniors ronstrur-ted a Tiger lair fur the main entrance. Con- sisting of Chic-ken wire stufferl with crepe paper. the black 1-ave had four entrances. As a result of the efficiently used class spirit. eavh grade IJYOCTLIITKT El ear fur the parade. Anticipating the vruwning, pr'irn'n-sses Sherry liailey, Arlene llarxille, and Pam Loaring-Clark waxe to onlookers. tough the parade is meant tw wt-lwune alumni hurnt fur the first time, 4-Xes join in the ride. Trek flux, Drum Major, keeps time while the Tiger Tian

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