Harding High School - Acorn Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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A favorite hometown spot for a day of fun and thrills is Carovvinds One of the major rides and the most exciting one is Thunder Road. Halley Ayers and Brenda Allegra spend many hours of their lazy sum- mer days building up their much need- ed endurance. They are both excel- lent runners on our Cross Country team, .st Sf? .mfg s 'ww.'f 't QM ,V fx ., + . N f.. X k-, ,M ,lgzrw ,r.,,,'e .,. wx .V V. 'V'.gj f,:fS1v5,k1 1, rw N :fl-'QM . -J f '35, Nt.. f' ?,.'F-.if .gigsjwiy-, 5? WZ,.':?f?Tfg MM v x -. x on 12 kt..-gg T. se. tyut, . sr KA ' ' ,, Y Q 'v 1 ' W . rj-1 ,my ' .. . I ' ,L A r yi 5, . 4 I , fr .,, A , , T T - A f' ' ', J 1 ' L Q M .-Q.. 4.5 E, ww-. n rr'i gi 1 V A i if SfPi?Q'5: .. H T T, T r T . . ,. ..-r g f ' - - . - ..,.. 1 'NN' S- l .nS?fff'l'L -W '-'- -- :fs , T X -Q 'I V L T 5 V . , A T J Y .kh-, ' Q N V 11 Q ' X ' .rr T , k'-' Q e , K S t ..,, -,.k .gi-K' A f - so H. T - '.'lf-WWW 7 .. . X .-,' fr i ftisfiif H lirf .- A ,.Q1f3f4i,f4L. T ff' T Q A I ' . ff r'i- 1 .T f it 'ml - X fi -- A H -. ' Mi Y 'Te , T 3, l i L ' if I V., X I a I W, S32 K A k',.,. Yr, 5 . 55332-flfyv ,A 'H 14,3 ,3N,i4,,gi,?S: Mg . f jf, ,' 'Q Q - , 'wif I Nfl' 2 ' A ,,,,,-f.jjnf .?,,,5 T fi '-H.--+va5'f:l. ' H21 .ff ' ,, Y' gf 5' V? 'r N N 'L Q - h 1' . 9:'4'f? 'W V -Yagi' Wifi ' fs, if M, ,mt-YQ. ,,,l-33, 'vJ,'QfqJ1ox vg-'G X333 -1. . 8 b .t . ' ,1 me 'li wit., .f.1g,,Q is J., . ... NNN- A W 1 ',--. 5' .. .-',x-- ,, ...H . ,K ,A QW q f .V wwkg---- , f,y, !i':3'7MJ.N X--w'.ne,n.-,.f- fl ff- . of -.+rm 2w. .,z-M1 SSXQXEJQXQY-. Q r During the grueling days of summer our prestigious RAMS prepare to stomp and mangle their way to an- other victorious season. Lets go lron Rams! Many of our Harding Flams escape from home and lake a relaxing vaca- tion to one ofthe most popular spots of all - THE BEACH. 10 Summer A f W ff 1

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X I 1 t W 5, Y f- ,L . 5171 25 1 ' Wm., dwmv W wg 4 Jeff Bright shows his diving abilities after a long day of football practice. Lots of people cool off from the sum- mer heat by going swimming in a neighborhood pool. Bonnie Cathey and Shelli Boyd relax in the warm summer sun. Way to work on those tans! When the novelty wears off the school year, students' thoughts wander to the lazy days of summer. For some there are memories of sum- mers past, while others look forward to making new memo- ries in the upcoming summer. ln any case, for everybody, summer is a time for layin' back, cuttin' loose, and party- ing! Some students recall great memories from their favorite summers. My favorite place to vacation during the summer is the beach. I don't care when, where, or why as long as there's sun, sand, and guys! says Lori Pope. The best time I ever had during the summer was going to Califor- nia, where I was surrounded by sun, good looking girls, and great food, needless to say I had a blast, states Greg Har- din. Summer is a great time for going out with your friends and having fun. Some students make the most of their lazy days by relaxing and taking it easy, while other students stay busy working for extra cash. Still, many loyal Flams come back before their summer is over to work on upcoming events such as the welcoming provided by the Executive Council, the vigorous training of numerous athletes, and the preparation for the Acorn by the Yearbook staff, For the Harding Rams there are no more lazy days until next sum- mer rolls around. Summer 1 1