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

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COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY IANA oe a 5 0 a io as 3 1833 07540 4878 TIT LILI TL g 8 ey Riel alae a | | | fl ed | es wo oo Ninimininaa Sinimeoioem RGRi@aiean = EE “B-E-A-T, BEAT THE BULLDOGS!” shouted the varsity cheerleaders at the last district pep rally. The squad also recognized Toby Moon as Mr. Athiete and Tina Bryan as Miss Pep Squad. Clubs were asked to make spirit signs to hang in the gym so that the student body would be more involved in the pep rally. UP, UP AND AWAY! Spon- sored by the Key Club, balloons were sold for 50 cents at the gate in order to show the Lions that their fans were behind them at the last home game. The Key Club bought the balloons from McDonalds. Lion’s Den Henderson High School P.O. Box 728 Henderson, Texas 75652 Volume 51 — 1986

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+” CLASSIC... You’ve been waiting all year. “I wonder how many pictures I’m in” you say. “Oh, who cares?” We, the year- book staff know what you’ve been going through and understand the annual year- book curiosity dilema. Last summer, as members of the staff loaded up to go to the Interscholastic League Press Conference in Austin, the battle between old Coke and new Coke was at its peak. Just as the Coca-Cola Company found they couldn’t do away with classic Coke, we found we didn’t want to do away with the traditions of our book. Favorites, Who’s Who, clubs and class pictures have become a part of our yearbook tradition. But, we’ve taken a new ap- proach. For the first time, our book is college size and sum- mer delivery, so we can give full coverage of the school year from the first pep rally to graduation. We've been excited about this for 12 whole months. We hope you like the changes and recognize the tradition. It’s been a concentrated effort to retain the old but present it in a new wa y. That’s why we chose the theme, “It’s Classic ... the first of its kind.”