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

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Homecoming '8 fllntzal llQ1Jc3 C9L1t ! During the week of October 12-16 Hardaway students showed their spirit as only Hawks can. This week was Home- coming Week and featured hall decorations, spirit activities, a bonfire, and a pep rally to Utire up the football players for the big game against arch rival, Columbus High. The theme chosen by the Student Government for hall deco- rations this year was 'Wipe Out! Each class decorated their hall with balloons, streamers, and murals to show their spirit in hopes of winning a cash prize for first place. Each hall was decorated well, but the expert art work and experience of the Senior class enabled them to mn first place. Their decora- tions featured the Fat Boys chillin on the beach and a blue devil being 'lbowled over. Most students also showed their spirit by taking part in activi- ties which featured dressing up each day following themes chosen by the Student Government. On Monday, students put on their leather jackets, poodle skirts, and T-shirts for Ufifties Day. Tuesday, students pulled out their parents' old clothes, glasses, and band-aids for 'lltlerd Day. l'Crazy-Mixed- up Day was Wednesday, and students dressed up for this by closing their eyes when they picked out clothes to wear. On Thursday almost everyone pulled out their Sunday best for 'lDress Up Day. And finally, on Friday, students dressed up in red and gold for 'lSpirit Day. Other Homecoming Week activities included a bonfire which featured burning a blue devil, the results of the Kiss a Pig contest, and a pep rally to fire up the Hawks. Mr. Joe Skinner was the lucky winner of the contest. The weeks festivities concluded with the crowning of Paige Woodruff as the 1987 Homecoming Queen. The football team went on to defeat Columbus High 57-21. Bert Lyman dr Michelle Johnson Senior Court Homecoming Nominees: Stephanie Bailey, Cherie Knight, and Kim Moulton enjoy their ride around the stadium as they hear the applause of 'i' their many friends. When an honor like this is achieved, all the signs ofthe hard ,X - N l kgwork fades away, ,Happinessxis the dominantgactor here! C... J Y .X j SJ cj! J C ,f 5 9 ii tiiybix-.3 ,I ti ,,x.,,, to 5 If : 3 51 -21 fi f it ff ,J .fi - as .... ,,- fu- t--1 , QQ iw 5 E on we C- M' 2 FJ Nc' 41 35,3 3 ii.sf?Qi jtw3'Hr 3,21 M 'J ff :Zi 'Q . J 3 j ?w3ymPgpqi,?ggvr .,,., -fr my .LG V--ff, f Mi V.: A- .F Alf ,J .. Q1 .Mala f -., ig, , , z Ji D kj T' fesghgagdgm mme 'X ...J - ---- -' . 'XJ lr ' Y f-'J f f-' -'Q XJ ff A-S .x ..,.. .N -4-3 --5 Ldt M-f .D --6 -4 .bfi f' ff-, , 74' rf' '15 V 1-Q Vi 'ff' N3 M +iff365Q5wTKw V Student Life Piage Woodruff , . . The pride and joy of Hardaway High Homecoming Queen is a memorable honor which all high ' girls dream about. The happiness and joy expressed on Woodruff's face explains all. Bubba Newell Bubba Newell

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cheerleaders gather in front of the weight room while waiting for the cue to load up and leave for camp. Pictured are: Angie Morgan, Kelly Jones, Jenny Garner, Mandy Norman, Cissy Carles, McKenzie, Elise Garner tfront rowhp Kerri Casey, Tiffany Harris, Sgt. John Churchwell, Hardaway's supervisor, Courtney Beck lmiddle rowdy Mary Hobbs, Leann Tomblin, Nikki Hunt, Kelly Monica Harrow, Scarlet Lee, Paige Woodruff, Stephanie Bailey, Jennifer Tucker itop rowi. As Melissa Landrum becomes a junior, she realizes that there is little time for play, Reaching goals that determine her future shorten her free time and require more concentration and more studying. 4- ! Aix E Ks.. r 'W if Anita Gash Though the outcome of the Cool Our Kids campaign is still hidden from the public, Lisa Jackson and Lisa Arnold appear to be confident Bubba Newell ff, .AH Ch uck Thompson usmg our strength and endurance taking the ldeals woven ' in our fantasies, ' , I :WE ' make ' realities. of the decision. Today is the day many schools of Columbus have been long awaiting. A lot of hard work has been put into this cam- paign, but the rewards for the students of the county will make the effort worthwhile. Opening

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