Irving High School - Lair Yearbook (Irving, TX)

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.3557 .I . l rr -'51 '-5 10. ' -' vl 9 4 H . -4530 j. . 'r r. fzfviffaif Hakim . You can't drag your feet when there are things to be done There were so many things to be done, so many opportunities to find a comfortable niche. Clubs and organizations offered meetings, places to go and an opportunity to expand our interest in some area. Often clubs connected with scholastic areas helped us improve not only our understanding of that subject, but our involvement and interest in it, as well. As we crossed a changing spectrum of life's experiences we were at a time in our lives readyto fill in the blanks. What did we want to do with ourselves after high school? By grasping some of the IHS experiences that came our way perhaps we got closer to making important decisions. There were others who never found an interest at IHS. Rejecting the activities that came their way they sought experiences beyond what day-to-day school was able to offer. Even those who rejected activities found an interest somewhere in a class or a subject introduced during a four year spectrum. l