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

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fall' reflects school's qualify The custodial and culinary staffs were a direct reflection on the school itself. Dedication to duty produced good results in all areas. With the help of a new mainte- nance engineer and hall monitors, Hardavvay was kept in top condi- tion. The kitchen staff proved to all the quality of their food while the custodial staff kept the school impeccably clean throughout the year. 1 - SERGEANT IOHN CHURCHWELL, head custodian, prepares to set up the microphone for the HHS ys. CHS pep rally. 2 - HALL monitors lohnny Mae jackson and Dorothy Wells carefully inspect the hall pass of Clifford McClendon. 3 - MRS. BEATRICE CULPEPPER and staff member Flora Wells prepare fresh salads for the lunchroom. 4 - MR. GEORGE PODDING, new head engineer, checks over the blueprints of the school in his office. .W K. I Staff 21

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Slaff role vilal lo school Mrs. Robbie Burleson and Mrs. Anna Royig played an important part in the functioning of the school. As leaders of the secretar- ial pool, they had many responsi- bilities such as Hardaway's com- munication system and various school filing and paperwork duties. Their contributions and those of the other secretaries were a big part of making the school function efficiently and smoothly. Mrs. Ienkins and assistant ludy Mattson made the duty of attend- ance seem almost simplistic. With the help of office volunteers, they went through the tasks daily. 1 - MRS. ROBBIE BURLESON, head secre- tary, looks up to greet a visitor with a warm, welcoming smile. 2 - RECISTRARS Mrs. Pat lenkins and her assistant ludy Mattson go over the daily attendance records. 3 - MRS. ANNA ROVIC, one of Harda- way's secretaries, works on the school sup- ply orders. Yi' I y ii i 20 Administration rio., a,',d, ZAla'..z!R J 4' gui ' if 33,9 K nsggfxg s 83 'lnssulfiiiia ,n0t.,,gsisuJ ,,gnstnnuh N 'nissan ff '::: g asain'-'IH ti , . 1 aaauznzlgr M121 , , , gs-nanny sa U,,.uannsg, in ni' sus! :sail .I i35,.t-n-nliiinfn

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22 Faculty pq-W-M ,f 44 ffv ,ri A William Cox Geometry, Math 2 E ,, MZ y, V, F,,,,M.weW ' Sara Crawford Forensics, English 1, 3 Lamurial Adams Typing 1, Business Martha Ann Brantley Special Education ,dist David Donalson Environmental Studies, CVAE if A 1 2 --in ' A 2 'M ::'H'H mf Si -f-- yu, .... , f n 'V W L H-WH' riff ' ml, .: 'qw' H ll? mi 7Q2f5EVii,Qf1flllff?lE L 5,: 51ys5? 5 ,, , ' . M, 'S . .V t - I , ' 2 . - r 5 V 2 31 t M- ,k 1 , ' 2 -M E+- T W., F ff M S A f 1 1 f c yt 1 'W 1. fi + 1 W 'Rf' 4 ' ' , an 6 , 4 V 41 f J 'Z Q 1 42- , t ,Q:tf6f'v 2- wa? , Ga, sa Grady Elmore Industrial Arts, Athletic Director E, Maj. lames Forsythe ROTC 1, 2, 3, 4 ,S v-.1 f P...,.N N l ..... 1 Msgt. Billy Frost ROTC 1, 2, 3, 4 42? 4 'K Rebecca Adkins Media Specialist ' 'aff 'H ,W Connie Clark English 3, 4 lohn Drew History, Sociology Ward Cailey Chorus