Hardaway High School - Gold Nugget Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

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l Spirit '7 6 comes alive by participation in clubs f Enveloped by the high spirited atmosphere of the year, sopho- mores launched wholeheartedly into Hardaway's clubs and activities. Granting twenty-nine students to the marching band, some assuming the honors of maiorette and flag girl, the class of '76 displayed its talent and vivacity. Numerous sophomore workers were claimed by the Gold Nugget, Hawk Talk staff, Anchor Club, Student Council, and other school oriented organizations. For S ZZK5 - I r ,si t c -Q 5, 5,55 XE it ,. yi 42? J 'IK ,. .nga fe if 1 ,, 1 1 gf + 22 ,ti If 1 3 tt Q A 135 - the first time since they enterec Hardaway, the class had a repre sentation of cheerleaders, as twelve members of the iunior varsity squat boosted the freshman team. An ai of involvement swept through th: class as members iniected all thei energies into the success of proiect1 in which they participated, giving birth to a year of distinction. PORTRAYING a clown at the Anchor Hallow een carnival, Nancy Grogan helps with thi go fishing booth. ww' H X .I N Q' k Q X i ' 5 1' , K . mi- 5 - V- Y- ' U ggi f g, K - i K . , - Ls- , K it N t gnxwxi L - Xi Q fQ ' Q -Q,,, Et Hx e of 214 Student Body P