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

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SEEKING the oltice of senior class presi- dent, Allen Parker begins to deliver his campaign speech during a senior class meeting. neeee S .. A , S S -. S Y 5 . x I as . Q ' K . , X is i -wr CAMPAIGN posters, such as this one ur- ging voters to re-elect COCO Green, deco- rated the cafeterie during the week of Sep- tember 25-29. Student Life a GW

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Majority vote selects '72-73 Hardawa student leaders in September elections MAKING his successful bid for Student Council president, lack Strauss speaks to an auditorium packed with Hardaway stu- dents while others seeking office await their tum. AN attentive student body listens carefully to election speeches before retuming to homerooms to vote on the new student council officers. 14 Student Life rea was Q An increase in the student body and inadequate seating in the auditorium created an unusual situation. Two separate assemblies were held for student council elections. Upperclassmen heard the candidates speeches first, fol- lowed by the sophomore and freshmen classes. Students returned to home- room at the conclusion of the speeches, to cast their ballots. Re- sults were announced September 18 after a suspense filled weekend. Class elections were held Sep- tember 29. The preceding week the halls were lined with posters urging support. On September 29 individual classes met in their as- signed areas and listened to their fellow classmates bid for office. Following the class elections, Student Council and class officers met together to formulate plans for dances and other pleasure ori- entated activities. H-uw.,

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ictory over Columbus climaxes Homecoming week REPRESENTINC the senior class in the Homecoming parade are the candidates for queen: jackie johnson, Gisele Smoot, and Kay Ingram. TWO members of the band Free Spirit entertain successfully for the student coun- cil sponsored Homecoming dance. 15 Student Life 1,1491 1.1, is .stil - ,. - ew if-1..2Kf51f'.1 ' '- ,we N 9 S xt gli is l si S? i. KP 5 ix., P xx 4 , . f if 5 Y . Q 1 K W .. fi i- 1 F Q at ,Z . ,L ' 1- . , m e 5165 A Q. , Lis. S fi S Homecoming spirit reigned in full color during the week of No- vember l6-2l. A contest raged be- tween respective classes for the best hall decorations. Windows, painted with every imaginable hue, bore catchy slogans illulstrat- ing the high spirit. A penny race also raged, as milk jugs clanged and pockets were emptied, Winners of the various con- tests were armounced at the Co- lumbus pep rally. The juniors were recognized as the hall con- test victors, while the class of '73 claimed 3306.25 for the senior class treasury. Excited at the aspect of a pa- rade, Hardaway fans entered over thirty cars. The Baby Hawks, float won top honors with the class of '74 placing second. Hawk supporters saw rival Co- lumbus High blanked by a 14-7 decision and senior Kay Ingram named as Homecoming Queen. joyously, fans left Memorial Sta- dium at the conclusion of what proved to be a successful Home- coming week for Hardaway students. fy 5 as X