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

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Laboring zealously, the Hawks launched full speed ahead into a week overflowing with Smear Dev- ils activities. Symbolizing the spirit of each class, spirit chains were formed, as individuals and groups contributed a dime for each link. As the week progressed the chains lengthened and by the conclusion of the week the freshmen and seniors were in close competition. Awaiting nerv- ously to discover who would receive the S538 dollars collected, both classes held their breath as each chain was unwound during the pro- ceedings of the pep rally. As the last chain was stretched out, it was clear that the seniors had taken the lead. Hat day was a first at Hardaway in the l973 Homecoming festivities. Gaily ornamented beanies, helmets, and various types of hats were worn as a testimony of Hawk spirit. Being restored after a two year absence, the bonfire was met with gusto by the students. Chants and cheers invigorated supporters and aroused spirit for the game the fol- lowing night. Saturday afternoon, spectators lined the streets from Cross Country Plaza to the school to view the pro- cession boosting the Hawks. Dis- playing the most creativity and origi- nality in their float, the freshmen captured first place. At 7:30 Saturday night Hawk fans, past and present, assembled into the Phenix City Stadium to watch the pregame activities. As each senior candidate was intro- duced an air of anticipation rose as the question of who the queen would be dwelled in each individual's mind. The announce- ment came and radiating with happi- ness, Amy Cartledge accepted the crown. i Simultaneous with the kickoff hun- dreds of red balloons were emanci- pated, floating up into the black sky until they were no longer visible. Though the game was disappoint- ing, the l973-74 Homecoming will be one to remember. KEN Lunceford, sophomore, proudly wears his Smear Devils hat during Homecoming Week activities. BEAUTIFUL senior representative Leigh Edr- ington reflects upon the active Homecoming weekend. Homecoming I9