Henderson High School - Lions Den Yearbook (Henderson, TX)

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Nicknames used by student body 2 = Nickname ’ni k,ynam — a descrip- tive or familiar name that is used in- stead of or in addition to one’s proper name. In most cases, nicknames given by friends or family have no definite meaning. They are usually started by what someone says or even by the way someone looks. Either way, nicknames are just plain old familiarities of the people they represent. = j- (i™iNIGRSSS: ” W ‘ Though not necessarily related to nicknames, a few people have names that are too unique to let get by. Take Candee Cain for example. And what about Melinda Soape? Those names just seem to stand out against an everyday John Doe. = seam sive OLA EATER AEE AMR RS BOE NLL SL LE ALOE MICHAEL JACKSON, alias “Stickman,” stands 6 feet, 12 inches tall and weighs 135 pounds. His nickname stands out pretty clear to everyone who knows him. JASON AKIN, known as “Weez” by his closer friends, really gets personal with his o'| license plate that was designed especially for his orange Datsun. 18 Student Life

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Student chariots parade around | Climaxing the end of Spirit Week was the annual car parade. All types of vehicles from Model A’s to 4-wheel drives could be seen with posters, crepe paper, shoe polish and balloons all over them as they drove up Highway 64 and wound down North | Van Buren. Honking horns and people hanging on to hoods and hanging out of T-tops, windows, and trunks caught the atten- tion of local shop merchants and pedestrians as the cars drove down South Main. The parade of pride turned on Richardson Drive and drove past the Middle School with the participants of the parade honking and waving to the students standing outside. After going through town, the parade finally ended up on the park- ing lot of Larry G’s. PAULA TAYLOR CAREFULLY picks out a place to stick the crepe paper as she decorated Nicol Johnston’s red Trans Am for the Homecoming car parade which concluded Spirit Week. MICHAEL FREENY JUST COULDN’T stand to not be able to sit in the front seat of Tracye Dansby’s car, so he found a place in the trunk where he could pop out at just the right time. Student Life ii 17

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TERRY GRAY, also known as “‘Bird Dog’’ by family and friends, tracks down an ert- ror in his accounting assignment. STACY BUNDRICK HAS BEEN called “Buster” for so long that he decided everyone knew him by that name, so he got it made into a patch for his letter jacket. MOST EVERYONE KNOWS Buffie CANDEE CAIN CAME with her own Bridges by “Buffie” but few know her real special name, and it’s a wonder that name. The cat is out of the bag, Jan. someone hasn’t come up with something for Melinda Soape. Melinda and Candee work together on the annual staff alphabetizing mug shots. Student Life 19