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

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Hi-Life staff elects couples About a week before Valentine’s Day, the Hi-Life staff holds an election for the entire student body to elect a couple to be Valentine King anc Queen. The results are kept secret un- til the Valentine’s Day circulation of the newspaper during sixth period. Danny Hutto and Kim Turlingtion were chosen as Valentine King and Queen this year. Valentine’s Day is a festival of love. Even at high school, students celebrate this day by sending valen- tines to their friends as they did in elementary school, through the annual staff’s post office. Members of the Na- tional Honor Society sold cupcakes decorated to the theme of the day, and the student council sponsored a “Hush Day” where girls could only talk to boys who captured their red construction paper heart. Valentine Court ECTED VALENTINE KING AND QUEEN for this year were seniors Danny Hutto and m Turlington. They have been dating for a little over a year. Li, LANCE GRAY SENDS her friends a valen- tine message through the annual staff’s Valentine Post Office, which is held every year on Valentine’s Day. Student Life Ve 27

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MEMBERS OF THE ANNUAL STAFF get out of class all day on Valentine’s Day to sell messages and deliver them. Students KIM GRIFFIN AND ALAN CONWAY were in class wait with suspense at the end of second runner’s-up in the election for each period to see how many notes they Valentine King and Queen. They have got. been dating steadily for nine months. DONNA FREEMAN, CORAL ADAMS, and Tammy Douglas buy cupcakes sold by Na- tional Honor Society members Sonja Hale and Lisa Hill. 3 FIRST RUNNERS-UP IN THE ELECTION for Valentine King and Queen were Darin - Bassett and Donna Yarborough. They began liking each other around homecoming | almost two years ago. 26 Student Life

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Steppin’ out on weekends makes school days go fast Washing the car, finding the right outfit to wear, getting some money, blow drying the hair, pressing the jeans, putting on the make-up, and getting ready on time are all necessary for that all-time favorite activity of steppin’ out. Whether it’s arranged on the phone or in the hall at school, anticipation of having weekend plans makes the rest of the week go more quickly. Couples and groups of friends DARLENE WEATHERTON POLISHES the wheels of her car to make it look extra special on a Friday night. DIONE ROWELL PUTS on her make up before going to the show with a couple of her friends. 28 Student Life usually end up at Pizza Inn, the Three Star Cinema, Larry G’s, a sporting event or just cruising Highway 79. Taking a bigger step can lead to Longview where these groups dine at Hunans or Red Lobster, shop the mall, dance at Greenville Ave. or cruise Highway 80. Whether it’s with a favorite guy or girl or group of friends, most teenagers like to go steppin’ out on the weekend.