Irving High School - Lair Yearbook (Irving, TX)

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WUMIN lf 5 f' Fwd! 4 J f ' 1 The Homecoming dance was held in the cafeteria following a gn-at xii-tory by thc Tigers. The Words provided the music and exeryone had at good timc. Blazing in thc night thc Flaming 1 bums as an example of the undying spirit of Irving High School. f Blazing Bonfire Homecoming 1967 brought happiness along with sadness. The senior football players fought for their last home victory by defeating the Haltom Buffs 2l-0. Each class had a spirit day. They decorated halls and had a pep rally before school. Senior Toy Tigers and Band members performed their last time for home fans. The highlight of the night was the crowning of Homecoming Queen Pam Loafing-Clark. After the end of the game there was a dance held in the l.H.S. cafeteria with the '4Words,' providing the music. Senior princess Arlene Ilarvillc and her escort Ronnie Carpenter leuvc after the Homecoming festivities.

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Vear Events J- !f ' ,fl fn I he Num g.. End Ron Chapman. Contestants were judged on their beauty, their bility to quickly answer judges questions and their personality. Class pictures proves to be a harrowing experience to Lair staffers and students involved. Hippies and Hell's Angels invade the Senior get-acquainted party. Alia 1 s

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parks Homecoming Fesiiviiies oses are presented to Princess and Queen by David Hen and Ronnie Akin., Cheerleaders Linda Clark, Rudy Littrell, and Pam Loafing-Clark step from their platform to lead yells at the Bonfire. l967 Homecoming Queen Pam L0aring'Clark with Princess Arlene Harville and Sherry Bailey with escorts Ronnie Carpenter and David Skelton.