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

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sys SQUIOVS QWOVS 28 Student Body i E 2 sa- ,fi luanita Barnett April Bennefield Mark Rankin Allen Tamiko Allison Andrew Brooks Anderson Mark Aston Kerry Lane Austin Donna Mae Bagget ,ffyrf

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ippa Skipper t 2, Ana ysis, Computer 1, 2, ebra 1 at I f l' ' . W wie Turner AE English I l .ry Lucy Welch glish I, Newspaper 1, 2, 3, irnalism 1, 2 fi 4-sd: ny Willis eometry, Arithmetic ,Q an Connie Smith English 1 Lonnie Wall Biology A, B, Environmental Studies K- I f R White d, Typing I, Personal ,al Typing, Business Law, Action ,n Learning Cathrine Woodward French 1, 2, 3, English 1 11' Ji ludy Smith American Origins, Eurasia Don Ward English 3, Creative Writing, Mass Communication Thomas Whitehead Health, Health Occupations Tim Zabel Assistant Band Director II's 6:00 and all's not well Throughout the year, faculty members were faced with the appalling task of getting up and going to work. Many teachers liked Hardaway's new hours, many didn't. Some teachers habit- ually came so early they hardly realized the hours had changed at all. This was the average day for a teacher: 6:00 a.m. Morning? It could not be morning already! Wow! What a dream . . . students were writing out my paycheck! 7:15 a.m. '!Another school day. I wonder if my nerves can handle scores of students talking, yelling, and just making noise in general. 9:32 a.m. l!Only 9:32. I thought it was at least 12:30. It seems as if it ought to at least be time for lunch. 12:30 p.m. I'Finally, lunchtime. I wonder if I should take a chance on the cafeteria? I might as well, perhaps I'Il be able to eat despite the noise. 2:27 p.m. '!Mr. Wright, can't you tell us tomorrow? I have to turn in my attendance report. 2:59 p.m. 214, 13, 12, 11, just ten more seconds and I can go home and relax . . . forget that: l've got to grade papers! Maybe I'll get home for dinner! 1 - MR. IOHN SAGUL, science teacher, takes a breather from busily grading tests during his planning period. Faculty 27

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