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

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Nixon rally yields surprising support by Geo 'ans 455' egggf iw ... -at K 33. , K . i ii . 5 N i 5 3 5 .YC ---' gfgkdln Lalffli , av' qu' 49 ,pm- 1f N i vnu ' Q-.F-E'ff-7' ll I n 1 I 24 Student Life Effects of international and national issues streamed into the community, arousing concern and interest among Hardaway students. An awareness ofthe dishonesty which dwells in the government arose as the Watergate scandal was uncovered and investigated. Despite skepticism of governmental integrity, a surprising display of respect for the president was shown when Presi- dent and Mrs. Nixon visited Macon to commemorate former Representa- tive Carl Vinson's 90th birthday. Positions were vacated and refilled as familiar faces were replaced by new ones. Gerald Ford became the first man to acquire a CONGRESSMAN Jack Brinkley discusses his recent trip to the Middle East with his son Jack Brinkley, Jr., a senior at HHS. presidential appointment to the vice presidency as he assumed the duties of former Vice President Spiro Agnew. Taking prominence in interna- tional events, the Arab-Israeli war captured the attention of all con- cerned Americans. Congressman Jack Brinkley, whose son attends Hardaway, traveled to the Middle East during November 15-24. Spending six days in Egypt and lsrael he reviewed the military situa- tion with the House Armed Services Subcommittee. While in route, Mr. Brinkley visited Greece to check on homeporting of the Mediterranean Naval Fleet in Athens. DAVID Jennings expresses his political views by wearing an Impeach Nixon button, which popped up among students this year. iv

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THE energy crisis was felt everywhere as speed limits were dropped and gas was lim- ited at stations. KIMBERLY Self comments to LuAnn Binns on her Phooey shirt of 1974 gubernatorial candidate Lester Maddox. MRS. Ann Murrah, biology teacher, studies facts on Comet Kohoutek hoping to see it when the clouds disperse. 909 M Y! Xe .., l 26 Student Life h. rv... 'Fixx .gi . Rfk, : ' 1 w ox - if My S' . x mf N 'A' is... t J:- . if ff' L :QE Us Ill -..... - .- lima an