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

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continued the beach were common on those warm weekends. Those not able to escape to the coast settled for a relaxing day at Calloway Gardens, skiing, swimming, and soaking up the local sun. Weekend escapades to Six Flags lifted spirits and students were lifted, onto the slopes that is, on frequent church ski trips. Every night, however, did not contain all fun and games. To participate in the nightly adventures cost money. Many students found that obtaining a parttime job helped pay for these and other added or unex- pected costs. The intuitive found other ways of securing spending money such as allowances for doing household chores and bribe money for making good grades in school. After hours were crowded with varied golden hues of excitement, fun, friendship, and with those grayer moments of work or worry or frustration. But they all had in com- mon a degree of freedom lacking in the regimented school hourslj -Whitney Brown 'pmskwaw '--. magggwgif rttt ... fi f r . r .3 IQLZ' if 3 pf! , N-fv Q 13 f 'rs' LULI mv. 3 . ?.. .. .. lily., 'Z ..,..s- f 4, ..,. M ., , fer 5 fgw , ? 5 Q. ru r A . :5 . , ,,,s , ,. x ,E i Ls ,Q K is i . , - , A .4 P r f gg, ...life ., r 'Z-'fic Q - I ...fri N A l l?.1?'ri'. if ,X Q R sf .. gi 1 E' fi-hy! 1 . im.. 4,5 r' r H. i ,. . QQ, M ,.,. ,ig ., Q, x gg-w A Tj' T 'r f .... 5 sr 1 V 'Q 'Q 4 , M. i Y 2 X l WL' ig? at 'wr 'Z '-,F . 1 li l' M ,M A .g 4 k.,. H hs, . 37, 4, , i Q 2 . r . 1 R ' . 4 f. Mme 'Q 'if fairs-L. . Cliff McLendon AOne of the summer's most popular movies, Raiders of the Lost Ark was viewed by dozens of Hawks several times. Vl'he old adage, Practice makes perfect proves true as junior Karen Bedsole shows her adeptness at making a chickfila sandwich for a hungry customer. Student Life

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