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

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CREATING various colored roses of pa- per, Roxanne Daniel and jenny Murphy work diligently on the floral bouquets or- dered for Valentines Day. I 4 PROCEEDINC to begin the examination for the DAR history award, Mrs. Crouch looks over the list of participating students. THE arrival of Valentine's Day, signified by candy and roses finds Todd jarrell in one of his more exciting and romantic moods. 24 Student Life 4 is s Q 5 faith -... farflwl we .M-A ' K X FQ xi N li E 5 i 5 N N f . tuu 5 XP Q iss? -X-:Rs A 3, 'fffwf X if -' Erkllgl sz ' -'-' - l X fi 'fa I -.am N --...W C -as A- si .5 +' . :ga . Q 5 1 L 2 E XS : XA ref 1 wx X ,Nt K P ik J . 4 Xu,-Xu: s a Q W ' X , X Nw-TXX W l i x ,J H f , if ' JMWYW 1 , Vw WW 1 wr' V ,WW , ! 'fffxff f A ffm , - X! Q2 nf lffffb f 7944 ', ,V Nfl! X MZ! , iw f W ff X M f f f X. r,y,l,i if U , Rszvfsiew f X X sim ff- -X V. X X , 3 2 x are as Yfefiszxfg X A ,Y . 'P S it X 5 X tut X X I R XX X SN was X X R X X Ni ' Q. X2 iw X X S Q X JR its

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0 W ww, .a QS 0 z. K' gasp smfwo--r J 3 in . Q ,l - we , 'J 'H .xl I su. 'mg ,, ff-QV Snow intrigues Columbusites, school dismisses at noon VVhat's that white stufl?', Hey man, it's snow! Snow!', Four- teen inches of snow, a record amount for the Southeast United State, blanketed Columbus, Geor- gia, for three days. Exhuberant students threw snowballs, fashioned snowman, or merely marveled at the unique TAKING advantage of the unusual treat brought by winter, Mitch Greene and Keith Duke engage in a snowball battle. DUBIOUS of the reality of the snow, Su- san Fowler extends her hands to feel the small, drifting Hakes during the phenome- nal snow. sight. School was released at 12:00 to allow safe passage home. On the dim side, power short- ages plagued the city, and limbs fell in many areas. But clearly the weekend of Febmary 9, 10 and ll would be remembered by many as the weekend of the big snow. AT the proclamation of snow, Nlary Mainor, Robin Wilkerson, GoGo Greene, and Marie Molnar completely exclude thoughts of studying from their minds and retreat to the pleasures brought by the miraculous snow. Student Life 23

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Cupid brings fragrant roses, senior rings School can be more than dull routine. Students found academic activities, along with the excite- ment of Valentineis Day and re- ceiving senior rings, to fill staid moments. A large number of juniors tested their social science knowl- edge on the DAR test, adminis- tered in the auditorium. joining forces, the juniors and seniors were challenged in the State Lit- erary Spelling Competition. Par- ticipants had to use ink pens and could not Write over a word once it was written. February 20th, the class of '74 received their senior rings. This date was a full three months be- fore the rings had been usually distributed, much to the delight of the juniors. SURPRISED by the early arrival of senior rings, Leroy Soloman completes his pay- ment and receives the awaited symbol of seniority. HOPINC for as few errors as possible D0- rothy Parham, Taryn Hawkins, and Mary Anderson await the beginning of the exam- ination for the State Literary Competition. Student Life 25