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

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VThe setting sun doesn't mean setting spirits as Hawks seek to extend cold morning breezes and warm summer days to hot summer nights. . ll 4 Khn Mehaffey 'Senior Mandy Nelson and Junior Lisa Tilghmon and pals from other high schools plunge into the fun as ASummer football camp proves to be an exhaustinc they participate in the Great Chattahoochee Raft Race. Each decided not to waste time on expensive rafts experience for junior Aaron Kimbrough as he reflect but make do with life preservers. on things he could've done, , - -at . . ,., , . 9, - KV Y k has tram- H- ff , A gig :V MN, M if KJ, ,, i ' M ,L rr.. me mp., W i i t ' -Lf: ki L la J' me 6 9 as ,mai ' K , , ., ,K f V' W H fl Q ' s' i so W s it M 1. fl W W' MMM , ' A ,,,, we WN ' 77fl? 'M ' dwg , i K '- fx,i,-suniizwasgefww.wiiiris-W ., , rfrr f if mw 'V if k ' ' ,,,,. f, H i . H i,,, 'A ., 1 5, ,,,,N,,,rsn2 ' 'P fll ?l'?iW' K My ,, ,wgi 7 KMMW ,QM ,, . . cN,, i.., , , 'Miglia Mum 7 ' Well ' ,- -+wJwn'11sas1ww , WH 'V asf ,. ..,, W ,.+,.wM..,..M-- ,AMI ' ' mf- l-f'- W . s,,N 'M' , - - ggzijsyyy f- ,,.. ,,,a,,.,.a...r , .. .,,,,,,,,A, . -. l--MWWW ,,,. rm .. .. ,i , jk mmf 'Mika-riicirQgfigiizmwmr . A Us ,,,,. , ,L .,,, ,, ,V .1 ,,,, . L. , ,,,, . Mwi W . ,, ,,.. . ,, wgA4:i1'm::lses'. ' f ,Wigs . , iiii. , -' iij g t 'a ' M ' -- f -f -MW' ' iii Ur -:fi N . MM, i a.,QrM,,.s' W .swf on wwf H fnwvm, W MLN ,, .A , W A I- 'frm ,,,, ..,, ,,,, ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,dprmrmwf-:- .. I, -1- r H I-- WHW' .Hmmm-f fm- .,.......,...,1 i my 2 A A MW,m,.m..rr sew 'VfH1si M, . M ' ' Q' e..,.....M,.,... Q We . .s,.s,Y.,,,,,,g V - V , 5 li ,.ne-s..g,- M W' ,ll 1 U Ll 'i' X ,af , , -. M A sg Q - M M K g .. ,. H ..... H tum W W W 'W aff, 44 fx 'M W is in , M-M r ri, WM , ,,,, -snr W ' V , H N A W, , ,-,, is , - . ' - ' 'M' ,,,,,.v4 ,fi Eiiwi A 4, ww N 'gf ' , , 'cw 'A qi , , - ,V if--M . MV ,yn K H, , H .. ,, 20 Student Life Jae Mahe-

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0 3 sw 4After retrieving the ball, senior Steven Corman prepares to throw it in to his teammates during an after- noon scrimmage at CC's soccer field. i . VJunior John Lassiter and senior David McCaskill are repeatedly foiled by an array of ghosts and goblins as they try to escape in the Haunted House, Cliff Mclzndon Cn MCLe,,do,, WANNA 'fwfr aut. ' Cliff McLendon AMattel's Electronic Basketball, an enjoyable sidetrack from the normal activities of P,E,, is a challenge for freshmen Alton White and Steven Yi. 4 PAC-MAN, found in Columbus Squares Funtown Junction, provides an afternoon of thrills and excite- ment for senior Kelli Clay and her friend Chris Parker. hawks discover bounty of new intriguing games to ploy onopoly and spades became the games of the past as a series of new, original games took over as the pastimes of the Hawks. Some students fell prey to the fast paced excitement of soccer while others delved into the fantasy world of space age electronics. Pinball arcades like Funtown Junction and Aladdin's Castle often overflowed with Hawks attempting to overwhelm their opponents in the never ending challenge of Space Invaders, PAC- MAN, and Galaxy. Electronic foes attacked from all sides as staying alive became the main objective. Screen games such as Atari's Asteroids, Breakout, and Missle Command appealed to almost everyone while computer games such as Haunted House intrigued those with a flare for mathematics. The realm of handheld games expanded as the Rubik's cube became the local craze. The puzzling conglomeration of metal and plastic occupied dozens of hours as students tried to match up the multicolored sides. Most often, the successful completion of just one side was considered a personal triumph. Many of the action packed Mattel electronic football and basketball games, while not new, continued to fascinate a large group of armchair athletes. The challenge of these electronic boxes could be faced alone or in- creased by adding an opponent. Many teachers amassed a formidable supply of these exciting games with an interesting game of their own. They called it, You play it in class, you lose it. U - Heather Yormg Wan na Play 7

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