By the way, I was the first to call Doc the Streetlight Freak, and he inspired me to get into the world of streetlighting. Thanks for the memories!
And now on to the nicknames and my antialiasing of each one of the luminaires:
Barbecue Grill
Big Fish
Chicago
Codfish
Doc
Donald Duck
Dustin
Fish
Franklin
Georgia
Germany
Graham Cracker
Griffin
Jerry
Joanne
Joseph
Marshmallow
Mickey Mouse
Mortimer
Mouse
Nellie
Oklahoma
Old Smiley
Organ
Peapod
Pear
Penguin
Puffy
Pickle
Pringles
Quiet
Sandra
Savage
Shark
Smiley
Smiley Jr.
Strawberry
Stringbean
Tiger
GE Form 109/Form 400
Crouse-Hinds OVM
GE CrimeFighter luminaires
Cooper (Crouse-Hinds) OVS/OVZ w/square or round refractor
American Electric Model 113 w/round refractor
American Electric Model 25/Model 327
Joslyn MV141
Crouse-Hinds OVS/OVZ w/flat refractor
Westinghouse OV15 Silverliner (Original 1965 design)
Crouse-Hinds L150
GE M400A Full-Cutoff (1980 original)
American Electric Model 13
American Electric Model 113 w/flat refractor
Cooper OVD
Revere's OV25 Silverliner twin
American Electric Model 125/GE M400 (1997-present)
Westinghouse OV12 Silverliner
Hubbell RL-series, semicutoff
Hubbell RL-series, full cutoff
Westinghouse OV15 Tudor
Original GE M250 PowrDoor (1967-1979)
Line-Materials Unistyle 175/Unistyle 400
Original GE M400 (1959-1970)
Westinghouse OV50 and its Revere double/Cooper OVL
GE M250R, non-PowrDoor (1974-present)
Westinghouse MO8/GE M100
Original GE M1000 (1959-1972)
New GE M1000 (1973-1998)
Hubbell RM-series/GE M250 PowrDoor (1980 and newer)
Any GE or Cooper high-mast fixture (as seen on freeways)
Westinghouse OV25 Tudor
Westinghouse OV25 Silverliner (1957 and 1964 designs)
McGraw-Edison Unidoor 175
Cooper (Lumark) OVX
GE M400A PowrDoor (1967-1986)
GE M400A2 (1987-1996)
Westinghouse OV25, remote-ballasted
Original GE M250 (1959-1970)
McGraw-Edison Unidoor 400