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

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Southern Style Hawks Have lt! I : he South has always been associated with its genteel heritage. The warm - lazy afternoons were often spent fishing or relaxing under a shady tree. Hardaway students enjoyed the Southern life and gained a certain style because of their Southern lifestyle. The Southern climate was perfect for the many activities associated with it. Long warm summers provided the perfect weath- er for skiing, swimming, and lying out and soaking up some of the plentiful Southern Sunshine. Late Indian summers provided perfect fall weather which hunters and foot- ball fans took advantage of. Its short winter provided an enjoyable change in fashion. Students had a chance to wear fur coats, boots, wool sweaters, hats, socks, and mit- tens. Hawks enjoyed the laid-back southern life style and the varied activities which went with it. This lifestyle gave them a chance to continue their Southern heritage. Liz McLendun 'While awaiting the arrival of a close friend, senior Julia Fessenden puts some finishing touches on a picnic she prepared earlier that day. g. 514 ii r 5 2 i Liz McLendE AWhile relaxing from a day of hard work, senior Kate 5Turkey hunting presents a challenge to senior John Gr: Bissell sits by a friend's pond and enjoys a quiet after- ham in the early morning hours while trying to go unnotice noon by herself. by a prize gobbler he hopes for a kill. i Student Life 5 i Q Liz MrLendo. I -f ar 22 wi In 5 'I 1,5