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

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Senior - the inexplicable word means pride, anxiety, accomplishment. After 12 years, we left our familiar cocoon for an untrayersed future. The bittersweet moment of graduation drew nearer while we blithely ignored time's pas- sage, at the height of our immortality. We awoke to real- ity at last and quickly stored precious memories for the approaching years. Laughing, cheering, studying filled the pages ofour minds. At times we longed for a little more time with friends hefore setting out towards unshared destinations. Still, we thrilled in anticipation of new experi- ences, new horizons. Confi- dently we passed into our futures. KYLE AVERY, senior, sheds nostalgic tears as she realizes that her days of high school cheerleading are over. ENTHUSIASM takes the place of plan- ning, as seniors triumphantly proclaim their status at a pep rally in their honor. PATTY ANDERSON, senior, dons a pair of ragged footie pajamas and cuddles her favorite doll on Kiddie Day. .QLMQM JWMJ W

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IIJGEHIKT SENIORS Aggie Lumpkin and Rosalind Thomas and junior Pat Watts enjoy the ecstatic' spirit at the first football game. BIRTHDAY girl Amy Arno, junior, makes a wish as she blows out the Candles on her fake, and Celebrates a sweet six- teen. WITH daring exuberanfe, senior Matt Lowe crowns Shakey's Pizza Parlor, moclcingthe distinntivetrademark. SINGING to the rock beat of the music, a band member performs with a saxo- phone at the junior-Senior Prom.