Irving High School - Lair Yearbook (Irving, TX)

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L.. , l ack to the big apple August I9 was the day: for some it shone brightly asstudents anxiously anticipated meeting new friends and greeting old ones, an opportunity to become involved again, not only in new scholastic endeavors but in activities, as well. Others had prepared forthe day all summer long. Band and Toy Tigers worked daily in the hot summer sun preparing for their debut. Football players conditioned themselves for the start of a long I0 weeks. Other groups, cheerleaders, publications staffs, and debaters spent their summers anticipating the activities they would lead during the coming year. Gotta get a new pair of Levi's, maybe some earth shoes, too. This .was the shortest summer of my life! A trimester-what in the world is a trimester? How can I get to school at 8:15 when I don't wake up ' until IO? At least l'll be home in time to see the Mickey Mouse Club and Mary Hartman. Oh, no, with four vice-principals, I 'll get caught everyday. Can you believe we're actuallyseniorsg what a trip. Seems like these freshmen get smaller every year. With a blink of the eye we were in the swing of things again. Monday's blahs gradually subsided into Friday's spirits as a week of school and study was buried under weekend pleasures. Once absorbed into the whirlwind of school, it began to get in our blood, to travel a carefully winding path through our bodies that seemed to envelop our whole being in its tangled web. The more involved we got,the deeper it ran until it was a constant of our lives and we somehow wondered how our lives had functioned during that blur of sun and fun that we slowly remembered as summer. We couldn't do with it and we couldn't do without it. And is . On12,roz,o.QfQL3-OL Umm . Qawuj 3-MX l ocwfc 2Qweft+Q.fbfcsbL, jomq, 2 ' to thosewho felt the samjy it was almost as if we were led by a siren's song. K 1 O ssistllgpgis W y KWWL., VX Ufclsfo Wfbal P 2 'J l ' K V dl M N x VX , l cw 1 Wi' Y ' 'T 'lm fr wt, .Kilim V T WllZllJ,Umlf JJilllL if

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