Harding High School - Acorn Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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The excited Ram Band takes time out from performing to cheer on the Iron Rams. f3 '?'f'? '5?7'?fE't'?3'7f i'5?F5'5'ffff f?iff3lw ,Town J4ffi 4'Qww?hW W3W' -Brew W M I fri cMf+'FWM Qg2 ? ,,,ry,:-ff ff 28 Band The Ram Band waits for their next command. A good performance is what the band strives for. The tubas are always a special part of the bands class act. These guys love to dance and show off for ihe crowd. I fp N151

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in 3, There are many outstanding Seniors at Harding High School, but two of the most prominent leaders are Mr. and Miss Harding. The titles these two people hold are very dear to them and to Harding. They represent the Rams with class. The 1987-88 contestants for the Miss Harding pageant were Heather Aycock, Mi- chelle Beacham, Joy Bras- well, Rhonda Curry, Wendy Duncan, Mona Mclllwain, Michelle Lane, Kenya Little, Brenda Williams, and Bri- gette Woods. These girls were visions of loveliness as they were interviewed and Brenda Williams is glowing with hap- piness as she is crowned Miss Har- ding. The contestants wait patiently as the pageant proceeds. We are lucky that each of them would make a fine queen. judged on their posture. Each contestant was unique and ex- pressed herself in a very spe- cial way. When asked how it feels to be Miss Harding, Brenda Wil- Iiams, the recipient of the title said, lt is an exciting experi- ence being able to represent Harding. Brenda was sur- prised she won the title. She says that the Harding family supported her the most. Scott Tate was chosen to be Mr. Harding. A contest was held during both lunches and Scott was the one who had the most money donated to him. This goes to show that l.l.Y Scott is well liked among the Rams. Scott is also involved in many activities. Scott feels it is an honor and a privilege to represent his school as Mr. Harding. He said the contest was tough but he had a lot of support. The first semester, second lunch crowd are his biggest supporters. As representatives of Har- ding High School, Brenda Wil- Iiams and Scott Tate do a su- perb job. They both love Har- ding and are proud to be Rams. Scott and Brenda truly deserve to be called Mr. and Miss Harding. 27 Mr. and Miss Harding

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Of. ,gfwc t K - f Q 1 g .gf Drum Major Aaron Brown struts his stuff as he gets down during halftime, at-X Qi Crystal Timmons and Bonnie Cathey proudly carry the banner for Harding. The banner may be plain, but what it stands for is not. The Ram Band always has a special routine for the game against West Charlotte. It is always great to show out. A V. rg' -f.,. , I 1f2'1f5gT3.f4.33'f 1' , V' During halftime at football games, many people look for- ward to the entertainment of the Golden Ram Band. This year the band was fortunate to get new uniforms. After much hard work and many meetings, the Band Parents Association was able to provide the band with beautiful suits and over- lays. The band took pride in marching for Harding and it was important to them to look good. It was a lot of hassle to get dressed at school before the games, but it was worth it. Being prepared for the big show was what the band strived for. The Drum majors for this year's band were Aaron Brown and Robin Sharpe. They were dedicated to the Bams and loved what they were doing for their school. Many times Aaron and Robin would strut their stuff to please the crowd. The uniforms were beautiful and they really made the band look great. They stood as a symbol of that great Bam pow- er and pride, The H on front of the overlay showed that the band went for the best and wanted to reach for the gold. Band 29